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MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, JA NUARV 8, I 839.
[^ r O. 51—VOL. XIX.
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Nevember 20, 1833 44—Gt
A LT. persons indebted to the estate of Dr. David Day, of
Walton county, deceased, are hereby required to make
immediate payment, (and as there are debtors in various parts,
it is expected they will not wait to be farther called upon;)
and persons having demands will present them as required by
law. ELISHA HENDERSON, Adm’r.
December 11,1838. 48 6t
A LL persons indebted to tli#estate of Benjamin Brown,
Fm. late of Newton county, deceased, are requested to
make immediate payments, and those having demands against
said estate, to present them in terms of the law.
JOSTAH BROWN, Adm’r.
November 30, 1838. 47 6t
A LL persons indebted Tome by note or open account, are
A. requested to call and settle by tlie first of January next,
or they will be placed in the hands of an officer f or collection.
JAMES T, LANE, j
December 4, 1838 46 tf (
A LL persons indebted to the estate of Abel Griffin, late .
of Washington county, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment, and those to whom said estate may be l
indebted, are hereby notified to present tlieir demands pro- j
perlv authenticated within the time prescribed bv law.
HIRAM MOTT, Adm’r.
December 18, 1838 48 (it !
NEW TJAIL ABKANCEMEN'TS. 1
IHL subscriber respectfully announ- {
CVfnTT CM tl > f li° public, that lie has in foil
— .7, jyf, operation n Line of Four Horse Coach- \
vs, from Athens, via Watkinsville, Madison, to Lutonton, j
and back, 3 times a week, leaving and returning as follows: j
Leaving Athens on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, I
at G o’clock, A. M., and arrivin_
P. M., on the same days.
Leaving Eatonton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at G o’clock, A. M., and arriving in Alliens ut G
o'clock P. M., same days.
II. N. WILLSON, Contractor.
March 27 10 tf
OGLETH9SPE UNIVERSITY.
TT1HE undersigned having been appointed a Committee on
r n i- library of Oglethorpe University, would respect-
tul.y solicit from the friends of literature and of the Institu
tion, donations of books. 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. Wm. King, of Savannah;
Rev. Thomas Smyth, of Charleston; and the Rev. Nathan
Hoyt, of Athens.
" JOSEPH HENRY LUMPKIN, Chairman.
u . W. Holt, d. C. Campbell,
I.-L. Harris, j. Wilson,
J r. Goulding, r. Chamberlain,
f s - d avis, j. \y. Baker.
cember 11, 1833. . 47 t f
SCOTTSBORouisai EKJIABE sEuinakV.
\ derangement has been made when bv the two Fe-
cjL f
S5SSIKfFFS> SAI.ES.
T P UTNAM SHERIFF SALES.—Will be sold on tlie 1st
_ . Tuesday in February next, before the Court-house door
first Tuesday in February next, at the Court-house door j Datonton. Putnam county, between the usual hours of sale,
in Thoinasville. Thomas county, between tlie usual hours of j 1 ie following property, to wit:
sale, tlie following property, to wit: j Four hundred acres of laud, more or less : levied on as tlie
F our negro slaves, Venis. Peggy, Patience and Bob : levi- ‘ PJpperty of Edmund Butts, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of J esse
ed 011 as the property ol Tillmon D! Purifov, to satisfy a mort- ! King vs. James C. Burt, Edmund Butts, Richard M. Burt
gage fi fa issued from under the hand of one of the Justices j a . nd Joseph T. Burt; also, one in favor ef Sampson W. Har-
of the Inferior Court ef said county, in favor of Thomas P. ! rls ’ ;l gainst Edmund Butts and J. F. Harwell.
Randolph. BENJAMIN WOMACK, Sh'ff. | Ouesorrelhor.se: levied on as the property of Henry D.
December 4, 1838. 46 tds I Uslt and Franklin C. Sanford, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of j
I Martin Fredric vs. H. D. Holt & Co., and other fi fas against i
the said H. D. Holt «5e Co.
G eorgia henry county.
Wrffciti
male Institutions in the village of ScoUsboio’, will
hereafter be united in<o one. under the sole control and
superintenilanee of the subscriber. I11 offering his services
to the public as an instructor to the female youth of Geor
gia, he would remark that several years of his life, have
already been devoted, with success, to tlie important duties
of reniale Education, and although the details of the s\s-
tem, which formerly enabled him to carry lo a highly desi-
rnlile extent, both the moral and intellectual improvement
ot hi- pupils, cannot lie enlarged on here, vet lie feels con
fident of success in rendering those entrusted to his care,
not only useful and virtuous members of society, but its 1 gbtally Early, now Thome
nmst accomplished ornaments. The subscriber is desirous I vor °l Nancy Collett, and
bool of the vet
jVYORGAN SHERIFF’S SALE—Will be sold’on the
-tl-M- first Tuesday in February next, before the Court-house
door in the town of Madison, Morgan county, withiu the usu- j
al hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
One house and lot, a part of No. 16, 75 feet in front, ad- 1
and other fi fas against said F. C. Sanford.
joining Dr. Jones and Thad. B. Rees, lving.on the public I a f"? ? f land ' moreor less, adjoining Mar-
square, and now occupied ov John S. Walker and E. E Sco- j S f ^ C ^ x" “f " f r ’ °
field : levied on as the property of Lodwich Schoonmaker, to I tT/n ‘ a , f f V'° r ° f ] ? n*’ execUt0r ol h ^
satisfy a mortgage fi. fa in favor of William Murray vs. Lori- | •' d ' V" d( t‘ ;easp<1 - Joha Wellj
wich Schoonmaker. The property pointed out in said mort- | - - ' e ,, J 1 V dr ? d ' and , ncreB .°‘ ! a " d ’ more . or les ’’ ad *
deed. ‘ LEWIS GRAVES, Sh’ff. J "! n ® d ^“ rd * and other , 8: levlpdoa 38 the P M R er ?
November °0 1838 46 tds I™ W. Scott, to satisfy sundry small n fas from Justice s 1
—————.—7 ■' J — j Court, iu favor of Carter & Harvey, against Joim W. Scott.
rJlHOMAS SHERIFF S SALE.—W ill oe sold, at the : The levy made and returned to me bv the constable.
Court-house door in the town of Tliomasville, Thomas \ Three negroes, Dilsey, a woman, and her two children, j
entirely safe in assuring those who may think proper to pat
ronize Said School, that tlieir children or wards will be thor
oughly anti correctly taught, whilst their morals will receive I
proper attention. The course of study will embrace aii the j
branches usually taught in respectable Academies.
Attached to the institution are good Chemical. Phitosophi- j
One grey mare: levied on as the property of Franklin C. j cal and Astronomical apparatus. Rates of tuition as usual. ;
Sanford to satisfy afi fa in favor of Jacob D. Hightower A Co., Board can be procured iu respectable families upon the most
BICHLAKD ACADEMY.
rUIHE exercises ot tins School will be resumedon Monday j VI WAreaS William B. Stephen- and E’ijah B. Jordon
X the id. of January, J839. The Trustees of tin’s insti- J apply for letters of dismission from tne estate of Thomas
tuuon take great pleasuretn recommending it to the patronage i J Stephens deceased -
of the public. Having engaged the services of a gentleman j These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
whose success in teaching has been fully tested, and whose | the kindred and creditors of sat-
character lor morality is exemplary, they leel that they are 1 atmv
1.
of establishing a
y highest character, ami 1 P°* nte
if encouraged bv (he patronage of the public, lie will spare ! sta "* e
no pains ir) placing it on such a solid and permanent basis,
as will be a guarantee to parents that tlieir daughters will
derive every advantage, both in the useful and ornamental
parts of education, which any school iu our country can af-
j lord. The aid of the very best instructors, in everv depart.*
j meat, has been or will be secured. F«vr the ornamental
[ branches and the languages, the customary extra charges
] will be made; for instruction in all the other branches, the
| price will vary from fifteen to eighteen dollars per term, ac-
j cording to (he advancement of the pupil. Board mat be
■ obtained in several of the families of the village, though tlie
J subscriber is desirous of receiving into his own family, as
j many of bis pupils as his bouse, w hich is large and coiinna-
! dious, will contain. The terms are fouiteen dollars per
i mouth, and all payments are required in advance. ’The
| superior healthiness of Scott.-buro’, and its other well
j known advantages, must always constitute it a situation
| highly desirable to those who send their children abroad to
j school. In conclusion, the subscribe!, though born and
j educated himself in the South, yet coming as a stranger to
this State, until his character as a Teacher can be tested
; by the trial he descries, begs leave to present tlie annexed |
! testimonial, sinned l>. the members < f the faculty of the j
. University of North Carolina. He would also make a rc- j
i fereuce to all the citizens of Scottsboro’.
The exercises of the s
Monday of January, though the stdiscribct will he prepared
I to receive hoarders, at any time after the middle of Deeetn-
| her; and during a shoit absence, applications for situations
tnav be made to the lion. C. B.Cole.
WILLIAM E. ANDERSON, Principal.
Scottsboro’, November 1st, 1838.
county, on the 1st Tuesday in February next, between the
usual hours of sale, the following property. to wit:
One lot of pine land, No. 286, in the 18th District of ori-
unry, to saffsfv four fi fas in fa-
rainst John Collett. Property
pointed out by the plaintiff. Levied and returned bv a con-
JOHN HURST, D.'Sh tr.
46 tds
December 4, 1338.
O glethorpe sheriffls sale.—wm be sold be-
fore the Court-house door in the town of Lexington, Ogle
thorpe comity, on the first Tuesday in February next, the
following property, to wit:
Four hundred and eighty acres of land, more or less, on
Mark’s creek, adjoining lands of Moses Smith and others:
levied on to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of
Oglethorpe county, Charles Holf vs. Harrison L. Thornton
and Blanton F. Thornton. Levied on as B. F. Thornton’s
land. Property pointed out by B F. Thornton.
MIAL SMITH, D. Sli’fT.
December 11, 1838. 47 tds
id E1; IFF'S SALE .—Will be sold at the
e, in the town of Greeneshoro’, Greene coun
ty, on the first Tuesday in February next, between the usual
hours of sale, the following property, 10 wit:
One hundred acres of land, lying on the waters cf the Oco
nee river, adjoining the lands of John Cutright and others:
levied on as the property of Edward Crosslev. to satisfy two
! fi fas issued from a Justice's Court, in favor of Cullen S.
Criddell vs. Edward Crosslev. Levy made and returned to
me by a constable. WM. L. STRAIN, D. Sh’ff.
December 11, 1838. 47 tds
George and Catharine: levied on as the property of James
Gibson, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Henry Hurt, vs. Janies
Gibson.
Also, the following named negroes, Sliadrick, a man, Ja
cob. aman.Crecv, a girl: all levied on to satisfy two fi fas in
favor of Joel Walker, from a Justice’s Court, vs. Richard M.
Burt, and a mortgage fi fa in favor of Joel Walker, vs. said
Burt. Property levied tin by a constable.
Also, one house and lot in the town of Eatonton : levied on
a3 tiie property of James M. Dunn, to satisfy one execution
in favor of Joel Walker. Levied on and returned to me by
a constable. II. BLACK, Sh'ff. *
December 28, 1838. 50 tds
( GREENE 8
X Court-lions
, William E. Anderson, Esq., having intimated to the tm-
Eatonum at G o’clock ! del-signed a disposition to engage in the business of female
instruction in one of the Southern Slates, it affords them
much pleasure to be able to testify lo his competency to the
tusk he proposes tu undertake.
!\lr. Anderson is a member of one of the most respectable
families of this State: and has enjoyed all the advantages
incident to our best Literary Institutions, and to association
with cultivated society, lie graduated at this University
in 182.5, and subsequently received the degree of Master of
Arts. He was for seveial year's advantageously known to
are affected with Rupture, or Hcrina, that lie will cen- j dic P ldd ' c . as f t iucipal of a Female School ol high
tiriue iu Milledgeville during the sitting of the approaching 1 mtaiacter in the neighborhood of Hillsboro . He liasuni-
■ 80 many radical cures, lias come j >«>»««}>' sustained the fairest reputation as a gentleman of
LOOK A'S’ f ii as.
THE Stll iscriber wishes to inform all those persons who
Legislature, he liavingmade so many
to the conclusion to warrant cures, and in case he fails to
make a cure, will charge nothing for his services
T. T. CUSHING, Sen.
Milledgeville, Sth October, 1833. 38 tf
f llOR SALE % that beautiful, healthy, and commodious
lot, on which the subscriber now resides, at Midway, t wo
miles from Milledgeville, and a half mile from the site of
Oglethorpe University. 11 contains ten acres, and iias on it a
large, convenient, and pleasant dwelling liOuse, with out-hou
ses, a well of excellent water, and a spriirgr, besides ninny
other advantages. JOHN A. CUTHUKK.T.
October IOth, T 837. 38 tf
probity and intelligence; and is pniiiculurh entitled to con*-
| meihiutiou foi conscientious devotion 10 ihe general iiu-
: provemeut and spiritual int.-rests ol'liis pupils.
I). L. SWA IN, i> resident.
E. MITCHELL, Prof. Clicm.
J. D. D. HOOPER, Prof. Luf.
\V. M. GREEN, Prof. Rliet.
University of North Carolina. Sept. 27,1838.
I Nov. 13,1838. 43 tf
M CRGAN SHERIFF SALES.—Will be sold, on the
first Tuesday in February next, at the Court-house door
in the town of Madison, Morgan county, the following pro
perty, to wit :
Three lots in the village of Reliobotliville, Lots No. 1,2 and
3, with a store house and dwelling house on them, and a quan
tity of dry goods : all levied on as the property of John White,
to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Snowden & Sear, vs. said White,
and pointed out by John White.
Also, 150 acres of land, more or less, ly ingon the waters of
Hard Labor Creek, adjoining the lands of Woodo. McToush
and Hawkins: levied on as tile property of John Daniel, sr..
to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Porter A Burney, vs. John Daniel,
sr.. anil others. LEWIS GRAVES, Sh’ff.
December 26, 1838. 50 tds
ACRE NS SHERIFF SALES.—Will be" sold'Imfhre
the Court house door in the town of Dublin. Lactreus
county, between the usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesday
in Febru iry next, the following property, to wit:
first Tuesday in February next, before the Court-house j lands on which John Strickland now lives in said
door in the town of Eatonton, Putnam county, between the j county, with ail the lands belonging thereto, containing about
usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: j 58® acres, more or less, adjoining lands ol Levin Adams and
A negro man by the name of Daniel, 45 or 50 t ears of age : j others; levied on as the property of Jomi Strickland, to satis
fy sundry fi. fas. issued from a Justice’s Court in favor of'
reasonable terms.
HARDY DURHAM, j
THUS. W. ANDERSON,
JOSEPH 11. HAND,
THOMAS GLOVER. J-Trustees.
JOEL DENSON,
JOHN H. DENSON,
JOHN ASBELL, j
January 1. 1838. 50 4r
.Hornt .lltxliirauiis vr Cltitteue .Uu!btn tf ifiw.
71THE subscriber will deliver in this city, during the pres-
-1. eut season, any number of the above well rooted Trees,
not to exceed 250,060. Persons wishing to be supplied will
(ht well to call immediately, and leave tlieir orders lorsnch
number as they may want. W. C. POWELL.
Milledtrevilie. December T8,1838. 48 it"
A Gidjii.ni.s, is t:i:s uay, uy
*d. Ail pel50ns indebted to
said firm, are requested to call at the S'.ore of 1)m l. Slade,
and settle the same immediately, as no longci indulgence cm
be given Dec.-25, 1838.— 50 ti
T81HE late firm of Slaps
S mutual consent, dissolv
lioid will commence on the first J tJUTNAM SHERTFj SALES.—W ill be sold on tlie
h the subscriber will he tireiuired ‘‘ r:
T\l OT 1C U.— The copartnership heretofore cxisting between
1 i the subscribers, iu the practice of the law. is this day
dissolved bv mutual consent.
JAMES T. JOHNSON,
JAMUri A. WINGFIELD.
December 28tb, 1333. 50 5t
OKOBeiA, NtttrAa ilonatp
T AKEN up and tolled before me. by Peter King, two e -
tray mare mules, one. a dark hay. tlie other a light
sorrel, with a flax colored mane, and about five years old
next spring, and about four feet eight or ten indies high, and
appraised by Samuel Scott and Samuel N. Scott, to be worth
one hundred and thirty doilarseach. this fftli day of Decem
ber, 1838. JAMES READ. J. I*.
A true copy from the Estray Book, this 19th day of De
cember. 1838. AUGUSTIN W. EVANS, Clerk.
Jan. 1 40 2t
_ REWARD.—’The Milledgeville Dramatic Corps
will pay a reward of Twenty five Dollars, and P.
L. Robinson. Esq. will also pay a like sum tor the detection
and conviction of the person or persons who committed the
depredations on tlie Theatre 1 ist Saturday night.
CHARLES E. HAYNES, Jr., Sec'ry M. D. C. j
December 27. 1838. 50 3t ,
levied on as tlie property of Jaeob D. Hightower, to satisfy a [
fi fa in favor of Thomas Banjett, and sundry other ti fas i John G. Fondren vs. John Strickland.
against the said Hightower. ” ! Also, two (2) lots of pine land lying on the waters of Rocky
against the
Also, 100 acres of land, more or less, on the waters of Lit
tle river, adjoining D. J. Lawftnceand others, and 100 acres,
more or less, adjoining John C Mattox and others: both
pieceslevied on as the property of Abraham Carter, to satis
fy a fi fa in favor of James Tucker vs. said Carter.
Also, 300 acres of land, more or less,- adjoining William
Mattox ami others : levied on as the property of William B.
Bird, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of William Butler, and sundry-
other fi fas-against said Bird.
Also, a two horse wagon and harness. 2 brown mare mules,
and 2 bales of cotton : levied on as the properly of J allies M.
Dunn, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Green W iggins, and other
fi fas against said Dunn.
Also, 202j acres of land, more or less,adjoining C. Han
cock and others: levied on as the property of Duncan McKis-
■sick, to satisfy a ii fa in.favor of the administrators of W’il-
liam A. Slaughter, deceased, vs. said McKissick.
M. BREWER, D. Sli’ffi
December 11, 1338. 47 tds
T
NOTICE.
Laud below enumerated, by application to him in Mad
ison, Morgan county, either in person or by letter. j sonaLle terms, coriv
Lot No. 252, 9th District formerlv Wilkinson, now Telfair, f tion, for the Latin and G
JL A J-’ AVETT 2-1 A C A IS I US 'V.
T IIE Trusteeshave employed Mr. CnuiSToPHB4t Fi.ax-
AtiAX, a Classical Teacher of experiencejtnd high re
putation, to take charge of this Academy the next year. It is
situated in a very healthy neighborhood, on the road from
Tho-naston, (in Upson county) to Marshall’s l’errv, and about
midway between tlie two places. Board can be had on rea f and Thomas Childress, being in the 4th district of originally j
enient to the Academy. Terms of Tui- | Walton, now Newton county: levied on to satisfy sundry ii
TUEW’TON SHERIFF SALES.—Will he sold on the
il first Tuesday iu February next, before the Couit house
door in Covington Newton comity, 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 ri fa issued from Newton Superior
Court, in favor of Samnel Rawlins vs. Thomas Echols and
Kennedy Blake, security.
Also, 125 acres of land, more or less, part, of lot No. 291,
and 50 acres of land, more or less, adjoining Thomas Echols
Creek, in tlie 18th District of formerly Wilkinson now Lau
rens county, known by number one hundred and forty five
j (145) and one hundred and forty-six (146,) adjoining lands of
i Malnchi Golf am! others; levied on as the property of Sa-
I niuel Alligood. to satisfy sundry ti. fas. issued from a Justice’s
Court in favor of Stokes & Allen and other fi. fas. vs. Samuel
! Alligood. All the above lands levied on and returned to me
j by a constable. ELZY THOMPSON, Sh’ff
I Deo. 29,1338. 50 tils
H ' ’ ~AXCOClcijSHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be sold, otTtlTe
first Tuesday in February next, at the Court-house
door in the town of Sparta, within tlie usual hours of sale, the
! following property, to wit:
■ One barouche, and one pair of unfinished buggy wheels ;
levied on as tlie property of Seth Cowles, to satisfy a fi. la. in
j favor of Charles L. Flail. Property pointed out bv Gt orge
j F. Hall. L. S. STEWART, Sii’ff.
j December 28,1838 50 ids
| njlHOMAS SHERIFF SALE.—Will be soid, on the first
! s Tuesday in February next, before the Court-house door
1 in the town of Thoinasville, between tlie usual hours ol sale,
j the following property, to wit:
I Lot of land No. 269, in the 13th district of originally Irwin,
now Thomas county: levied on as the property of David j
Pate, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from a Justice's Court of
Talbot county, in favor of John Douglass vs. said David Pate,
principal, and Wm. W. McNeill, indorser. Levy made and
teturned to me by a constable.
BENJAMIN WAMACK. Sl.’ff.
December 18, 1838. 48 tds
“ “ 236, 4th “ “ I Ivory, “ Fayette
“ “ 155, 27th “ 2d Se :-, ou the fine of Gilmer and
M urrav.
And 2 unimproved acre Lots, in the suburbs ol tlie town
of Covington, Newton county, adjoining Erwin and others.
Oct. 16, 1838—39 tf * HENRY KIRBY.
for magi;.
TTM1E Subset iber offers for sale his House and Lot, con-
JL tabling about 10 acres of Land, at Midway, 1.J miles
from Milledgeville, and ball a mile (rotn the Oglethorpe
University.—Persons wishing to purchase a
and desirable residence, will do well to apply soon.
Ji.lv 10—25 tf L. COW I
T
as a Teacher, parents and guardians arc referred to l)r Ken
dall, Robert Collier, Esq., and Capt. Holloway, of Upson
county, or to any one of tlie Representatives from that county
in the Legislature. November 27. 1838—45 6t
t heaithv I — .
For salt- or Iieaw, Hie ItaiiMita House autl
Stablest, Savaanah.
T HE subscriber, finding it inconvenient to attend to this
Tmv ^ mr establishment, offers it for sale, together with the Furni-
HE subscriber^bavltm rmrchased^tlie”entire interest of ! Ulre - Fixtures, &c. Or lie will lease the premises to an ap-
Mr. Edward W. Collier, in the above establishment, I proved tenant, who wffi purchase the Fcrniture and Fixtures.
, i Tue buildings are m excellent i
Languages $32; for tlie higher j fas from n Justice’s Court iti Madison county, in favor of
Johnson Spratling, guardian of Russell Bridges, vs. I
II. Colbert. Le vy made and returned to me by a balifF.
Also, 10 barrels of corn, more or less, 5 head of hogs, one
stack of fodder, 1 bay mare, ] saddle. I bridle. 1 saddle blan-
DAX1EL DUNIIAM, £ Trustees. 1 ket. 1 bedstead,! feather bed and bed cover, 1 clock, 1 nine
JOHN CASTLEN, ) j sideboard and 2 trunks: levied on as the property of William
OCP For Mr. Flanagan’s qualifications and high character j B. Hudson, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Newton Superior
branches oT English $22; and for the lower branches $10*.—
The School will be opened on the loth of January, 1839, and
the scholastic year will end on the loth of December.
SAMUEL OUANTLANDA
' Trustees.
o (
F.S.
would by this means inform liis triends and the public gen- j
erally, that lie intends giving bis undivided attention to the ac
commodation of all who may call on him, and hopes by his in
tended exertions to please, to merit the Sumner patronage ol
the Imuse. JESSE CLARK.
Oct 30, 1838. 41 2m
'notice.
repair and are fitted up
LAW
T HE copartnership heretofore existing between the under
signed, at Monticello and Eatonton, under the firm of E.
Y. & f. Hill, was dissolved on the Ultli inst. by the election
of the former as Judere oi the Ocmulgee Circuit. The latter |
will attend to the unfinished business of the firm, as well'as to i
nnv new business enirusted to him. Office at Monticello. Ga. ,
EDWARD Y. HILL, |
Nov. 27, 1838—46 6t JOSHUA HILL. !
tIO.YRY I.OST 8^.5 1I£E WA it *». ’
I " OST on the road leadingfrom Macon to Knoxville, a large l
i calf-skin Pocket-book, containing as near as can be re- j
collected, Three Hundred and Twenty Dollars, on the rlun- j
roct Itailroud flank, all twenty dollar bills. It contains also a j
bill of articles from Messrs. Harwell & Obear. Any iufor- |
ination relative to said Book will be thankfully received, and j
the above reward paid to the finder by leaving it with Messrs. [
Harwell & Obear, or by a-ldressintr the subscriber at Forsyth, j
Monroe county. LEONARD S.DO"VAL. j
December 12 48 tf J
VAM ABUi PLANTATION JFOK 4SAT.E.
TUI HE subscriber will sell bis plantation in P ulaski county, j
L situated five miles, by a good road, from Hawkiusville, ^
on the Ocmulgee River, containing 1210 acres of Oak and j
Hickory Land, one h alf of which is cleared and mostly new, j
and under fence, ready for a crop; the remainder wooded aud |
lying convenient to the house. The land lies level and is bas- |
ed on a foundation of lime stone, better calculated for the pro
file best mariner foi the accommodation of boarders.
The establishment has a good run of custom, and a reputa
tion inferior to none in the Southern country. F or terras and
particulars, apply to
P. WILTBERGER, Savannah, Ga.
December 21, 1838. 50 5t
LOST OiS IIISLAII),
O NE Note given’i<> the subscriber by Wm. Hames, and
John If. Hames for two hundred and fifty dollars,
(8250.) bearing date the 1 8fii September, 1834, and due the
25th December 18:^5. Also, one note given by Lodwick Al
ford, to the subscriber, for two hundred and seventy-nine
dollars, (8-279,) due one day after date, and dated about the
middle of March, 1838. All persons are hereby fwrwarned
from trading for said notes, and tiie makers are notified not to
pay off said notes to any persons, except to mvself, or my
order. ' WM. H. SW1NNEY.
Salem, Ga., 20th December, 1838. 50 2t
EAXOSyoiTE-’EiUALrE StiSOOlJ.
TinilE exercises of this School will be resumed on the
.EL first Monday in January next. The Teachers for the
next term, are:
J. W. Armstrong, A. M., Principal, Literary and Scienti
fic Branches.
Mrs. J. R. Armstrong, Literary Branches.
Miss Louisa. T. Downing, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Miss Jane E. Bl iuutt, (of the Troy Female Seminary,J
Literary and Ornamental Brandies.
The School is provided with apparatus sufficient for the
requisite illustrations in the several departments, and to ex
hibit practically the several subjects connected with the
course of study.
Parents, Guardians, and others, are requested to visit the
School, al any time during its session.
Court, in favor of Richard L. Simms vs. William B. Hudson,
Sandford Wilbourn and Elijah Wilbourn.
Also, 50 acres of laud, more or less, adjoining lands of John i
Meadows and William Bostwick, in the 9th district of ori- t
ginallv Hen®)-, now Newton county: levied "on to satisfy a fi !
la issued from a Justice’s Court of said county, in favor of ;
Summers & Mable vs. Archibald ltitch. Levy made aud re- j
turned to me by a baliff.
Also, 133 acres of land, more or less, it being part of lot No j
58, in tiie 10th district of originally Henry, now Newton court- !
ty: levied ou as the property of Wil iam Johnson, to satisfy j
a fi fa issued from a Justice’s Court of said county, in favor ]
of McAllen Batts vs. William Johnson. Levy made and re
turned tome by a balitf. S. ANDERSON, Sh’ff'.
December 11, 1833. 47 tds
GI.ETHORPE SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be sold
’eyloti 1 * r on tiie first Tuesii iy in February next, before the Court
in'- ! house door in the town of Lexington. Oglethorpe county, be
tween tlie usual liouis of sale, tlie following property, to wit
One hundred and fifty acres of land, more or less, adjoin
ing lands of Isaac Thornton and others : levied on as the pro
perty of Elbert Hardeman, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the
Superior Court of Oglethorpe county. Samuel O. Arnold, for
the use of William Arnold, vs. Elbert Hardeman, Samuel
Whitehead, Samuel Hardeman and W. H. Barnett.
MIAL SMITH, D Sh’ff.
December 26, 1838. 50 tds
duction of cotton, com, wheat, <Stc. On the place are a good I Board maybe bad for any number of young ladies, in the
dwelling hemsc, containing six rooms, negro houses, cotton aud i following highly respectable families, en very modeiate
gin bouse , with a first rate new screw for packing, with stables '
and other conveniences. Corn ami fodder will also be fur
nished. Should tlie purchaser wish more land adjoining, it
can be had. For price and terms apply to Mai. J. S. Thomas,
at Milledgeville, or to BRYAN M' MOREL,
December 15, 1833—49 3t Savannah.
REWARD.—A reward of one hundred dollars
terms :—Rev. John E- Dawson, Hamblin Bass, W imam v .
McGehcc, aud S. B. Marshall, Esq s.
Further particulars aud details may be obtained by appli
cation to tne Princ ipal.
December 18, 1838. 4® 43 3t
FAIR WAKNlNtt.
db T 4 k REWARD.—A reward of one hundred dollars j A LL Persons indebted to the late firm of R. B. BosT-
qp i \ * will be paid to any person who will apprehend I jTJL wick, A Co., and to Beecher A Brown, are informed
and deliver to the Sheriff of Scriven county, a man by the that immediate payment must be made, or suits will be coni-
liame of A\ It.SON r UEEMAN, who has broken Jail in Jack- j menced indiscriminately, after the 1st day ol January next,
sonboro’, Scriven county. Said Freeman is about 21 or 22 ' ......
vears of age, and 5 feet, or perhaps a little more, in height, is
a man of light complexion, hair of a dark sandy color, his up
per fore teeth project out in front, end lip does not cover them
well. Said Wilson Freeman was confined iu jail for the of
fence of murder, and broke jail on the 4th day, at night, of
December. 1838. MARY O CONNER.
December 25, 1838. 49 3m
49
against ail cleia alters.
Milledgeville, December 2.>. 183d,
""JPIIK WA«flrilfG.
A LL Notes and Accounts of Cowles & Ward, and L. «k.
\V\ Cowles, if not paid by the let of January next, will
be sued indiscriminately. L. COWLES.
December 25,1^38. 49 tf
— 4 1KA tE*IiK WANTJKJD. j VAblABLI] LAIVSM FOR fcAff-K.
niHE Trustees of the Pleasant Grove Academy arc desi- I HP HE subscriber offers for sale. Ids possession of Lands,
I rous of engaging the services of some gentleman pos- ■ A King in Macon county, ot. the most reasonable terms,
sessing a good English and Classical Education.tin take charge Tlie situation u such, that it is not necessary to gn e the par-
of said Academy, as early as possible. For further informs- m publication as it will recommend >selfat view.
| 1 be above possession lying on the YV est of r lint i.ver, on the
of said Academy, as early as pos
tion call upon the subscriber at his residence.
W. H. CASSELS, Secretary.
Pleasant Grove, Decatur Co., Ga., Dec. 2.> 18-18 49 4t
COVINGTON FEJIALG 8EJDNABY.
r|5 IIE Trustees lake great pleasure in announcing to ibrir
A friends and the public, tii it this institution w ill go into
operation on tlie first Monday in January, under the super
intendence of the Rev. fi. Ma i tison, who coma highly' te-
commended, and is a graduate of Middlebury College, ) f ' r "
wont, and was iu the. VVcsIvuii University one year. 1 lie
Rev. Muttisou has been teaching several years in Female
Institutions; and from ii is long experience iu teaching and
ins high literary attainments,lhe Trustees feel confident that
they vtiil, under his superintendence, raise the character of
tlieir School to that ol any similar one iu the South. ^ Every
branch of science will he taught that is taught in the best i
Female Schools in the South. The rates of 1 idtion nre ,
•■'•stoinarv. Board can be procured iu respectable bundles • runs through tl» vintage
>a -mr tillage. Books e,nd Stationary run be lmd in the vil- ! ling by stage to the place
McALLEN BATTS, Secretary, 1 *■ — la
Bust and West of the road leading from Knoxville to Travel-
I ler’s Rest, about 15 miles below the former, containing 640
i acres, more or less ; of which there is about 1 10 acres in cul-
I tivatiou and ingood repair. The Buildings are new anti com-
' fortably arranged, on a very pleasaul situation. For further
particulars enquire oi" the Subscriber, living on the premises.
JAMES L. OAR RUTGERS.
Decern tier 13. - 43 6t
r*5HE Subscribers, having declined carrying on further
JL business in their line at Crawfordville, oiler for sale ou
good terms, their Lo on Broad-stteet, in said place, whereon
N EWTON SHERIFF'S SALE.—WUl be sold at the
Court-house door in the town of Covington, Newton coun
ty% on the first Tuesday in March next, between tlie usual
hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
Two hundred and fifty acres of land, more or less, it be
ing iu tlie 4th district of originally Walton, now Newton coun
ty : levied on as the properly of Peyton H. Colbert, to satisfy
a mortgage fi fa issued from Newton Superior Court, in fa
vor of John G. Colbert vs. Pey ton H. Colbert. Land point
ed out in said fi fa. S. ANDERSON. Sh'ff.
December 11, 1838. 47 tds
P UTNAM POSTPONED SHERIFF SALES—Will
be sold, <m the first Tuesday iu March next, before
the 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 38
feet in front, adjoining the store house of Hudson A Thomas
aud others, one room now occupied by William Johnson, as
a Confectionary, and the other department by John Gillum,
as a sadler’s shop: levied on ns the property of Jacob D.
Hightower, to satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. iu favor of William
Biscoe. Property pointed out in the mortgage vs. Jacob D.
Hightower. " RICHARDSON BLACK, Sh’ff.
Nov. 11, 1838. 45 tds
D ecatur sheriff’s sale.-
firs
T
-Will be sold on file
first Tuesday in February next, at the Court-house dour
in the town of Baiubridge, Decatur county, within the legal
hours of sale, the following propeity, to wit:
Lots Nos. 23, 68, 67, 66 and 65, in the town of Baiubridge,
Decatur county : levied on as tlie property of William N.
Bruce, to satisfy sundry small fi fas issued from a Justice’s
Court of said county, in favor of James Buchanan vs. said
Bruce. Levy made and returned to me by a constable.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Sh'ff.
December 25, 1838. 49 tds
TALIAFERRO SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be sold at
the Court-house in the town of Crawfordvilie, Taliafer
ro county, between the usual hours of Sale, on tiie first Tues
day ia February next, the following property, to wit:
One tract of land whereon William Duncan now lives, con
taining 135 acres, more or less, on the waters of Little river, !
adjoining lands of Buford Bird and others : levied on to satisfy !
a fi fain favor of Thomas J. Shackelford, executor of Reuben J
E. Shackelford, deceased, vs. William Duncan, sr.
GILCHREST OVERTON, Sh’ff.
Deeenibet 25, 1838. 49 tds
ANCOCK SHERIFF’S SALE”—Wiil belffid on ihe
first Tuesday iu February next, at the Court house of
Hancock county, between the usual hours of sale, tlie follow
ing property, to wit:
Six hundred acres of land, more or less, on the waters of
Dry Creek, adjoining Hardy C. Culver and others : levied on
as the property of William 11. Flewelleu, to satisfy sundry fi
fas from Justice's Court of the 112th District C. M., in favor
of Charles Med lock aud others. Property pointed out by
defendant. Levied on bv constable and returned to me.
W. H. BRANTLY, D. Sh’fl".
December 26. 1838. 50 ids
IWfEWTON“SHERIFFs”SALE —Will be eold on the
i* first Tuesday in March next, in the town of Covington.
Newton county, between the usual hours of sale, the follow
ing property, to wit .-
One steam engine and all its appendages, used for propel
ling a saw-mill, two bay horses, ’one yoke oxen, one two
I TT LBERT SHERIFF SALES.—Will lie sold, on the
'A first Tuesday in February next, before the Court-house
door in the town of Elbeiton, Elbert county, within the usual
hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
A negro man by the name of Eibert. about 23 years of age:
levied on as the property of Ralph Blackwell, to satisfy sun
drv fi fas issued from the Superior Court of Elbert county,
one in favor of Thomas Jones, William Bailey and Young L.
G. Harris, executors, Ac. vs Ralph Blackwell; one in favor
of Robert McMillan vs Ralph Blackwell; one in favor of
Seamon and Ward, indorsees, vs Ralph Blackwell; aud one
in favorof Clark A Alexander vs Ralph Blackwell. Proper
ty piinted out by Young L. G. Harris.
‘ Also, three acres of land, more or less, with the improve
ments thereon, lyingon the waters of Savannah River, adjoin
ing lands of John Beck and others, whereon William Prater
now lives: levied on a3 the property of William Prater, to
satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior Court of Elbert county,
in favor of Mary Hudson. Property pointed out by defen
dant.
Also, 200 acres of land, more or less, on the Beaverdnm
Creek, adjoining Eastin Fortson and others, whereon William
Buffington now lives: levied on as the property of William
Buffington, to satisfy two fi fas issued from the Superior Court
of Elbert county, one iri favor of Billiard Hearndnn vs Wil
liam Buffington; and one in favor of Thomas J. Heard, vs.
William Buffington, Austin T. Ward and Richard Rice.—
Property pointed out by tlie plaintiff.
Also, 1706 pounds of bar iron, more-or less, to satisfy a fi fa
issued from the Superior Court of Elbert county, in luvor of
Robert Freeman vs Lewis M. Gilbert.
Also, a negro girl by the name of Milley : levied on as the
property of Jacob M. Tate, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the
Superior Court of Elbert county, in favor ol James A. Clark
ys. Jacob M. Tate; one fi fa issued from tlie Inferior Court of
Elbert county, in favorof John NunnpJee, executor of Beyer-
lv C. Cook, deceased, vs. Jacob M. Tate anti Bud C. Wall.—
Property pointed out bv James A. Clark.
“ EASTIN FORTSON, D. Sh’ff.
December 21,1838. 50 tds
I TT LBERT SHERIFF’S SALE.—Will be sold at the
_J Court house door in Elbert comity, withiu the lawful
hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in February next, the lol
lowing property, to wit:
A negro mart by the name of Bob : levied on as the property
of Richard Rice, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the Superior
Court of El'oert county, in favor of William D. Clark vs.
Richard Rice ; one fi fa issued from the Inferior Court of El
bert county, iu favor of Robert McMillan vs. KicUard Rice,
and sundry other fi fas vs. said Richard Rice. Property point
ed out by defendant. ” WM. BOND, Sh'fi.
December 21, 1838. 50 tds
0 ~ “GLETHt >RPE”“SHERIFF’S SALE.—will be s"oid
ou the first Tuesday ill March next, before the Court
house door in the town of Lexington. Oglethorpe county,
between tlie usual hours of sale, the following property, to
wit:
A Negro man by the name of Nelson, about 40 years of
age; and Sally, a woman, about 18 years of age; levied on
as the property ol Joseph D. Arnold, to satisfy two mortgage
fi. fas. in favor of Moses Wright vs. Joseph D. Arnold. Pro
perty pointed out in the mortgage fi. ia.
S. R. MAXWELL. Dep. Sh'ff.
December 21, 1838. 50 tds
O GLETHORPE SHERIFF SALES.—Wiii be sold be
fore the Court house door, in the town ot Lexington,
Oglethorpe county, within the usual hours of sale, on the first
Tuesday in February next, the following property, to wit:
One hundred and sixty acres of Land, more or less, ad
joining lands of James H. McWhorter. Wm Jewell, and
others ; levied on as the property ol T\ yatt W illiams, to sa
tisfy a fi. fa. from Oglethorpe Superior Court, in favor of
Thompson Tolbert, vs. Thomas Moody, and Wyatt Wil- j
Hums. Property pointed out by J. H. McWhorter. Terms
( . aE i,. ' S. 11."MAXWELL,’ Dep. Sh’ff. I
December 21 1833. oOtds i
OR SALE.—The subscriber, wishing to retire, from bu
siness, offers for sale in the village of Sparta, bis premi
ses. suitable for stores and dwelling' houses, together with his
Confectionary and full stock of goods, suitable for this place,
that is looked for every day from Ne v-York. There is also
attached to the premises a first rate baker’s oven, and every
thing suitable for carrying on the Baking and Confectionary
business. The terms will be made easy to purchasers. In
quire of JOHN YY. SHARP.
Sparta, Ga . December 27, 1838. 50 3t
PENFI15 bD FK-JIAI, *T WUJIIA ABV.
A LARGE and commodious building, with recitation and
i. Y lecture rooms, sufficient to accommodate from 150 to
200 young ladies, is just completed, and the Trustees confi
dently hope tlieir efforts thus to promote the cause of educa
tion. will meet file approbation of the community.
Having been disappointed in relation to the services of Mr.
Slade, they have engaged the services of the llev. William
Rich ariis. who, with competent female assistants, will take
charge of the Seminary the ensuing year. Mr. R- his had
many years experience in the instruction of youth, and has
been favored with general success.
The course of instruction will be thorough and liberal, em
bracing every particular necessary to improve tlie he err, form
the manners, enlighten the understanding, and prepare the pu
pil to move with ease, respectability aud L.ic;al..v.ss. in any
cirele of society or sphere of action.
Tlie exercises of the School will commence on the 1st Mon- i
day in February next. Rates of tuition in the Literary De
partment $10, S24 and $18 per term of 5 month-- : Music, j
Drawing, Painting, and other accomplishments, at the usual
rates. Bills settled at tile end of each term. Board in re
spectable families at SlO perinonfii.
Further particulars u.av he known bv addressing the prin
cipal. * Key. C.‘ D. MALLORY,
Rev. B. M. SANDERS,
LEMUEL GREENE,
Col. A JANES.
JAMES DEVANT,
Dr. E. H. .MACON.
Dr. F. W. CHENEY.
Penfield, December 20fii, 1838. 50 3t
B OSTWICK & WILLIAMS are duly authorized to
sell my House in this place. H. Ii. WARD.
Milledgeville, Dee. 19. 1838. 50 tf
€ * EORG1A, ELBERT COUNTY.—William Roebuck
i ot said county, having, as file Jaw in such cases requires,
shown to the Court that he was on the fir.t day of January,
eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, legally and in liisowu right,
| possessed ot a certain promissory Note, in substance aslbl-
i lows, to w it:
i 850. By tne 25th day of December next. T promise to pay
I William Roebuck, or bearer, sixty dollars for value received,
I this 25th duv of July, le35.
(Signed) _ ' GEORGE LAURENCE.
Tli.it sAd hole has never been paid off to (he said William
j Roebuck, or any other person, by Lis consent or permission,
! or withirrmis knowledge, and that the said note is lost:
j Ordered by the Court, that the said George Laurence appear
! attlie next term of this Court, and snow cause (if any he has)
[ why the above copy shall not be substituted ifi lieu of the said
j note.-so lost. And that a ropy of this Rule be served upon
the said George Laurence secordingto law.
AMOS W. HAMMOND, Att’v. Pro. Moveant.
It appearing to the Court that William Roebuck obtained
a Rule Ni. Si. against George Laurence, to show cause at the
September term, 1838. why a copy of a note stated in said Rule,
should not be established in lieu of the original, which was
lost: And it appearing to the Court, that the said Georgw
Laurence is not to be found in said State: Ordered by the
Court, that file said Rule ui. si. be published in tlie Augusta
Chronicle & Sentinel, or Southern Recorder, for three months,,
before the next tern, of this Court.
True copy from the minutes of the Superior Court of El
bert count'. Septtiubei Term, le.38.
BENJAMIN SMITH, Clerk.
December 18. 1838. 4y ui3tn
( “■GEORGIA, PUTNAM COUNTY.
Jf Whkkkas Elbert W. Baynes and John A. Shannon,
administrators on the estate of James SbarniuB, deceased,
apply for letters of dismission—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and
appear at mv office, w ithin the time prescribed by law, to
show cause, if any they have, wliv said letters should not he
granted
Given under .mv hand at office, this 23d Nov., 1838.
Nov. 27—45—mom WM. B. CARTER. (. c. o.
KYEtlTlft: »Ki*ART.11KYF, GAG
Ml !.l V UGKVtl.Li:. 17ih .Nov., 1538. \
I T appearing upon tiie petition of Julius C. Alford, nd-
iniuislmtor <;! the estate of Penny Timmons, deceased,
that it Giant has been heretofore issued in the name of Benj.
Timttlons, of Appling county, for Lot of Lund No. 155, in
the I fit it District of sconce county, which was drawn by
said Penny Timmons, illegitimate, of Appling county ; .and
whereas application i- mate by the sain Julius C. Alford,
administrator r.s aturesnid, for an Alias Grant, lo he issued
to said Penny Timmons:
It is ordered, that unless good cause lie shown to the con-
trarv, within six months, an Alins Grant do issue for said
Lot to the risliiful drawer of the same ; and that ties notice
lie published in one. of the public Gazeuee of this State for
six months previous to i suing said Alias Grant.
11 v the Governor,
JOIIX II. STEELE, S. E. I).
November 07 45 mfirri
G EORGIA, MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Whkkk vs Joseph Miller and Phereby Miller, adminis
trators on the estate of Samuel Miller, late of said county,
deceased, apply to me fur letters ditmisv>rv from said estate:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and api>ear
at my office vriibin tiie time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under lay hand, at office. tliE 3d day of September,
1838. JESSE HIGGS, c. c. o.
Sent. 25, 18,38. 35 m6nt
1 EOllGIA, THOMAS COUNTY.
T WHEi:eaSBhaebrach E. Dicky applies time for letter*
oi dismission from die estare c.f Feel rick J. W. Atkisou, late
oi" said county,deceased —
These are therefore to cite .and admonish all and singular
the kindred and ere litors of said dece:sed. tu be and appear
at my office, w iilfin the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any they have, whv said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office, this 4lb September,1838,
NEILL Me KIN NON. c. c. o.
Sept. 18. 35 uiOin
G eorg ia. Jones eoi tyy
Whereas Francis Ficklins, executor of John Holli
day. deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission—
These are therefore to cite and admonish ail 4,mi singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law. to s!iowcau»e,
ifanytiiey have, why said letter* should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at office, tk is I4fii of August, 18-38.
CHARLEB MACARTHY. c. c. o.
A nr. 21. ' 31—lnKiu
A LL persons indebted to the estate of James M. Calla
way. lute of Taliaferro county, dcceasi d. are hereby re
quired to make immediate payment, or satisfactory arrange- j on tiie estate oi
incuts, or they may expect to find tlieir notes nr accounts, in j said estate 1
the bands of proper r.lliceis for collection. All persons hnv
ing demands against said estate, will present them duly, an
tliemicated, in terms of the law, or this notice wiil be plead
in bar against them.
I NFERIOR COURT of Laurens comity, sitting for or.
dinary pcrp.i- i s—Bepieniber 'finni, 1838.
December 50. 1838.
MAI.COM JOHNSTON.? . . ,
SAMUEL JOHNSON, \ il, ’ ,u
50 6t
T
horse wagon; levied on as the property of William Turner, ! RRENE SHERIFF SALES.—Will be soid, on the
and Samuel K. Wttldreu, to satisfy a mortgage ii. fa. in favor ■ q jp first Tuesday iu February next, before the Court house
AKOBRIA t l tSAI t: i ttl.l,KGit.
HE Executive Committee of the Georgia Female Col
lege, exercising a discretion with which they deein them
selves vested, by tlie relation which they hold to the Institu
tion. have upon mature deliberation, and in deference to what
they have learned to be tiie general sense of file triends
of the College, determined to reduce the charges of tuition
in some important particulars, Lelew the rales recently pub
lished.
They therefore announce to the public fife following rales:
For tlie regular collegiate course, embracing all tlie studies
requisite to a thorough English Literary and Scientific edtu a-
caticm, and including tlie French Language, the price for a col
legiate year often months, will be fifty dollars.
For Music on Tiano, per quarter, 615 09
Use of Piano, do. £ 00
Drawing and Painting, - do. 8 60
•Spanish Language, do. 5 00
Italian Language, do. 5 60
Latin and Creek, do. 5 00
To the instructions belonging to the collegiate course, and j
for which the annual charge is fixed al the moderate sum of j
fifty dollars, tlie assiduous labors of the President and three '
Professors, will be devoted. The Study of Music, Drawing, j
and Painting, and of file Spanish. Italian, Latin and Greek ;
Languages, not forming a part of the regular College course. :
will be the subject of extra eiiaiges, at the rates above stated. !
Tlie price of tuition iu the Preparatory Department v. iii be j
per quarter, 68 00.
Board, per mouth, exclusive of washing, and candles, j
615 00.
The Institution willbe open on the first Monday inJannary j
next, and its first session wiil terminate on fire first of August, j
The regular collegiate year will commence on the first of Oc- j
tuber next, and expire on the first of August ensuing—ieav- I
iug August and September r.s mouths of vacation.
Twelve years is fixed as the lowest age for admission into |
the College. For admission into thePreparatoyy School, there ,
is no restriction as to age.
Board and Lodging within the college edifice, can be fur- ■
nished as well to the pupils in the Preparatory School, as to j
those in tlie Collegiate Classes.
E. HAMILTON, Chin. pro. tern. K. C. |
Macon, Dec. 24,1838. 50 It j
NR. & HRS. EGEBTO.M’K MC«£0«S., \
Corner of McIntosh ond ReunnIds-streets, Augusta.
C CHANGE OP TERMS.—The attempt to preserve j
J Classes from being broken tip by pupils entering at an
advanced period of the term is found to lie impracticable.—
As tlie arrangements of tlie school are thus compelled to ■
yield to the convenieticd of distant patrons and i:hst nt citi- j
zetts, the charge for lha whole term will therefoie no longer
be required of those ulm vvb.li lo enter but lor a part.
A si ale of graduation, according to Ihe time each pupil is ;
entered, will be adopted,corresponding with what is found j
in other similar institutions in the State.
For the whole term of nine months, the charges, nsheiC- j
tufore, are for the Senior Department, $30
Primary do. £*0
Music on the Piano Forte, 75
French and Drawing, each 40
For six months—Senior Department, tO
Primary Department, 07 5ft
Music, 56
French and Diawing,eacb 30
For tlt.ee months—Senior Department, 35
Primary -Department, L0
Music,
On the application of Htilery Afi. nod. Sr.. Administrator
fii Foy, for letters of dismission on
It, is ordered that alter -;x mouths publication of
lids rule in the Southern Recorder, that he be discharged from
said Administration, behaving shw. a that lie lias fully dis
charged his duties as administrator aforesaid, unless sufficient
cause be slcwya to the contrary.
A true extract from the minutes, September 3d. 1938.
FRANCIS- THOMAS, Clerk,
f'-ept. 25,183°. 37 1116111
(iEORfiiA, I, mi veils County.
November Term of the Court of Orditurv.
O N the application of Edward Bryan, the adminisfruror
on the estate of Simeon Ellington,deceased, for letters
of dismission — li is ordered, that niiof six months publica
tion of this rule ill the Southern Recorder, that he he final
ly dismiss.-d from said admimstrururship. unless sufficient
cause lie shown lo 11.contrary ; fur which nil the kindred
aud creditors ire eifril and admonished to take notice.
Chen under mv band this t.tii of .November. U’>3i!.
Nov. 20—41 lilt;... FR ANCIS THOMAS, Clerk.
( T BORGIA. LAURENS COUNTY.— December AJ-
S" journed Term, 1838. of the Court of Ordin try.
On the application of Drewry F. Scarborough, administra
tor of the estate <>i Comfort Scarborough, deceased, for letters
of dismission from his said administration, he stating that he
has fully administered and paid ou. all the as.-eis which came
into his hands, belonging to said est .!•- : It is ordered, that six .
inontits’ publication of tbis rule be made in the Southern Re
corder, requesting all and singular t: e kind’td anil creditors
of said deceased, to come forward and show cause if any they
have, why said letters ahull not I e granted, on or before the
first regular term cf fi is Court, after the expiration of tlie
time aforesaid; in default thereof letters of d -mEsioii will
be granted to said applicant, in terms of the law.
A true extract from tlie minutes <•* fine Court of Ordinary,
December 5th, 1838. FRANCIS THOMAS, Clerk.'
December 19. 48 ln6m
IAAIJ8 AM* -U!.!.a t-'OK SALE.
t l ACRES OF LAN’ D,' ot 7 U0 thereof good firm-
V* iag laud, with v j i-seart 3, a good Saw ; n*i Crist
Mill, with another good sho.vl upon tb.- same stream, in Harris
coin ty, eleven miles north of Columbus, (la., and ten miles
south of Hamilton, immediately upon the road leading foam
Hamilton to Columbus, by ILvbdie’s bridge. The buildings
are plenty and comfortable, gee, i v. ater. the society is good,
country healthy, and withiu half u mile of Piedmont Post
Olfi :e and Academy. NVe will now say to ativ gentleman
who wisbes a good settlement, that we will sell the above pro
perty cheaper than any property in the counfrv.
A. B."GRIFFIN.
N. h. LYONS.
Also, 1 will sell from 100 to 1609 acres, ail iu one settle
ment, and adjoining the above, but lying on the main market
ro.id from La Grange to Columbus. Tbis settlement has 1009
or 1200 acres of first and second qualified creek lands, with
400 or 500 acres open land. Terms will be easy, but ti e pay
ments must be suUsfactoriiv seemed by the lend or otherwise.
A. E. GRIFFIN,
Harris county, Ga., Bear FiedmontP. O.
August 30, 163?. 33 m5m
P. S.— Music on the piano forte will be taught by an ex
V'-ric,iced hand.
Covington, lid, December, 1838. J7
the sri;*CJiiiinzi
| s NOW receiving a supply of articles in his line, care
• u hy selected, and warranted to be of the best quality
‘h’ oifc- rs them for sale in the confidence that they cannot be
6ur f'Hsscd in this market; a few of the leading articles are
(jninnerated r fe'egare. Cognac Brandy, Champaigne Brandy,
Jamaica Ruin, Holland Gin, Monongalieia Whiskey, Beach
Brandy, Apple Brandy, Madeira Champaigne, Teneriffe
j” 1 ' 1 1’ort Wine, Cheese. Cordials, Crackers, Sperm and Tal-
aiw Candles, Table Salt, a variety of Preserves, Pickles,
•’hiuil. Playing Card's, a variety of Candies, Sweet Oil, Spirits
'kl * ur pentine, Almonds,Olives, Capers,Catsup, Gunpowder
1 da,Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Fig6, Nutmegs, Lemons,
Apples, Smoked Beef, Bologna Sausages, Ac. Ac.
,a°’i ■ ' J0Xes ar *d half boxes of Raisins, of the new crop, all
*uich win i, e gey at a moderate profit for cash.
-'3.1636.—40 tf N. B. JUHAN.
hieh carries a gl'eat deal of travel-
Thei e is more repairing required
i than several hands could do daily. Please call and see^ if
I you want a fiist rate situation.. MERCER fc BELK.
| December 25, 1838.
49 4t
S TRAYED OR STOLEN from file subscriber about the
22d of November, a light chesnut sorrel Horse, five years j
old last spring, about five feet two inches high, no mark rei ot-;
lected. Any' information wiil be thankfully received, and ail j
expenses paid by addressing Centino Hudspeth, Lexington,
Oglethorpe county, Ga.
December 85,1838. ILJi-
E, l\V NOTICE.
rPIIIE subscriber takes this method of informinghis friends
IL and the public generally, that he has Located himself in
Tazewell, Marion county. Cm, for the purpose of practicing
door iu the town of Eatonton, Putnam county, within tlie usual ! surviving copartner of the late firm oi Hand A Barton vs. ! man.
hours of sale, the'following property; to wit: j William H. Price, _ j 1 n French, Drawing and Penmanship, M iss S. Duper.
One negro man, Charles, one girl, Judy, one yoke of oxen j Also, all the interest that Charles W- Daniel has in, and to ‘ Lectures iu the Nairn*! Sciences, Mr. &L Platt,
and cart, tim e milch cows, nine or ten head of hogs, one gin ; one hundred and fifty acres of laud, lying on the waters at j In V oe«l Music, Miss i3. Peimiman.
and running geer, one bed ond bedstead: all levied on as the j Richland creek, adjoining Randal aud others; levied ou to j In Instrumental Music, Miss Da kings, Mr. J. Pclieltas.
property of John W. Scott, to satisfy two mortgage fi fas in fa- I satisfy a fi, fa. in favor of A. and D. Hungerford vs. Charles j Lectures in Chemist y will lie commenced us soon as the
vor of William S. Scott, vs. John" W. Scott—from Putnam ! W. Daniel. Property pointed out by Thomas G. Janes. . • necessary annireemrnts can be made.
Inferior Court. RICHARDSON BLACK, Sh'ff. j Also, one hundred and fifty acres of land, lying on the wa- • N. B. Former pupils of the School are invited to attend
December 28 1838. * 50 tds I ters. of Richland creek, adjoining Randal aud others; levied! the Lecture gratuitously; to a few others tickets will be
— • _ 7 TT j ou to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from a J usticeB Court iu favor of told »m moderate terms.
T ALTAFEKRO SHERIF F fi SALE.— u ul be sold, on , Auoway vs. Charles \V. Daniel, Principle, and John ; [f~D Board may now be readily oblaiiu
tlie first Tuesday in February next, before the Court- ; Daniel, security ou stay of execution. Property pointed i vine families, and on reasonable te
The (iainrwiilc FruiaSe lii^b School.
; rpi.’LS EstaMishment will he ( petiefi on (be 1st Januarv,
S. 1839; for ti.f: education oi young laaii s, in the folicw-
i iug branches of polite lcan iiii'.
( I’l i -i.taY Du'aktmi.yi—Charge $34—Term 10 months,
j The usual eleme.ntary snbjectsof the common Schools.
fiKcoxn f};.rAKi vkvt—Chuigo £ ;.5—-Tertii HI months.
) Tlie foregoing with the addition of Geology, Butanv, and
the Experinicm:-1 Sciences, History. Bi->grapbv, Maping
and tt.-e of tiie Clobes, Draw ing aud the French languag*.
Senior Departmkst—Cbiitgv $30—Term 10niomhsw
Ail the foregoing with tlie j elics Leffcrs, Elocution, V o
cal Music, Mathematics, Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, and
the Italian, fipant-ii or Germau languages. The aiicieut
hiugnages, if desired. Music an «\sir« charge. (For filling
this deparimt'itt vvith a Teacher of erni ence, arrangement a
are in lorwardocss.) The use of the Piano Forte, Philo
sophical Anpnr.ttyis, Hotar.ica] Garden, and Calisthenics,ate
included in the above ordinary charges.
Board at $10 per month wiO he provided in the village,
t until the School buildings me coo-pleted.
I 3’hrt School Term eotumeuces 1st January, and ends 1st
t November.
i Signed bv order of the Trustees.
(j. BEAUMONT, Principal,
i November 24, 1S32. 46 4f
UJIr.l j*. !»t'a:nnon?, :»h Urinl.^fei. Granu: oe (A.
M.) of the l nivei-i v of f.’am. ridge, hijvnjg -<• . cted Caiuea-
vilio. on account ol its ckro vrb ogt-il -alidc in .;>••« location
for bis family, offins j., ibe a bo* e sr h<"-l. die edv anfages of t
a Iti v
house door in the town ot Crawfordvilie, I alialerro county, , q ^ j q- g Jaoe-j' Levy made and returned to me by a con-
..I R T/IEJV AD WC'PDnV/L W’l.’ff
within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit. . itaij i e
One negro man bv the name oi Kitt. and one tract of land ; December 20, 1838.
whereon George Downing n*iw lives, adjoining lauds of Per- . —- - . , , ,, _ ,
kins and others: levied on as the property of George Dow- | E OST, or mislaid, a note given by Joseph Ralls to J. v*.
JOHN ARMSTRONG, filfiff.
50 tds
j T „ ... , fw -I lri „s t of the Courts'.,, the neighbor- I idng, to satisfy fi fas issued from a Justice’s' Court, iulavor of J li Ball or bearer, for tinee hundred a., d sixty dollars,
big coumies boTh of file Ffint tt „d Chattahoochee Circuits. Joint Dewberry, sut vivor. Ac., vs. George Downing, and sun- j dated on the 31st October last, aud due on file 2oth mat.
Ail professional business which his friends and the public
may think pioper to entrust lo bis care, will be promptly and
faithfully attended to. EDMUND H. LOW E.
December 25, 1836.
49 4r
All
cry other fi fas’vs. George Downing. Property pointed out ! persons are hereby cautioned against trading in any manner
bviolaintiff. Levy made and returned to me by a constable, j for the same, as it has been settled.
^ GILCHREfiT OVERTON. Sh’ff. GEORGE W. BARTON.
December 25. 1838. 50 tda I December 25. 1838. 5f
B 1
jternninent teacher and iimioriii sv-lent. A if vailcemeaf of
allied til respectable pri- the pupil will fa* R'-citreif fiv w.A?j
ond on reasonable temia. I ond not display, will prevail : die
ns tlie iniellcttiial pmvei.-. will he
cijiliiic will he presi-tv. d ini pits
vveil in the pap: 1 !.• in li.e tea- If
The Triisto - nre preparing a ji
pie garden ited pleasure griuiTn! .
vate fiituilie
Parents and guardians are respectfully invited to continue
their visit-To the School, at all hours of the day, to w itness
the recitations and progress of the pupils.
November 14, 1832. 45 Ct
unions; study,
iral 'sentiments as well
:veloped ; and the dis-
,-le.s-of seif-respect, as
b*.i- building, with a*-
ROKE JAIL on the 4tU instant. Eg.>not Sltz.NioviSKi
and EsonoT Bielku vioZ, soltiiers attached to Captain
Dade's CotrqiSny of Dragoons, and who had been committed
to Lhejuilof Telfair county, on the chargeet burglary.
SAMUEL S i'itlbvGlER, iailor.
Jacksonville, December 18,1638. 48 St
4 l.L persons indebted to *!.estate ol Wiliium fiherill
- f\ late of Gtecne count v, dec'd.. nr* requested to < oni«
forward nt:d make payment; and all tin se having dtnuutia
are roqt.ester! to render them in iu teum- <■! the law.
No*. 27,1858—45 Gi R. L. SKERRl-LL, Ad«n’r %
•eased, to be and appear
within the time proscribed bv law. to show nause,
it any they can, why said letter; should not be granted.
Given under mv hand at office, this 14th dscTof Decem
ber, 1636. * CIIAS. BAYNE, c. c. u.
December 25. 49 in6in
