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Y GRIEVE & ORME. ]
MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1839.
f KO. 1—VOL. XX,
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ose sent without a specification of the number of insertions,
11 be published until ordered out, and charged accordingly,
ales of land and negroes, by Administrators, Executors, or
ardians, are required by law to be held on the first Tuesday
the month, between the hours of ten in the forenoon and
ee in the afternoon, at the Court-house of the county in
ich the property is situate.—Notices of these sales must be
ven in a public gazette sixtydays previous to the day of sale.
Notices tor the sale of personal property must be given in
tc manner, kouty davs previous-to the day of sale. Also,
nice to the debtors and creditors of an estate must be pubiisb-
1 for FORTY days.
Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordina-
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OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY. I A N ACT to provide for the call of a Convention to reduce
T HE undersigned having been appointed a Committee on j _T%_ the number of the General Assembly of the State of
the Library ot Oglethorpe University, would respect-j Georgia, and for other purposes therein named,
fully solicit from the friends of literature and of the Institu- j Sec. 1. Be i>. enacted by the Senate and House of Representa
tion, donations ot books. Any contributions to this object tins of the State of Georgia in Qcncral Assembly met. and it is
may he forwarded to Professor Crawford, at Milledgeville, j hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That the first Mon-
or deposited with an v member of the Committee, ur left with ; day in April, eighteen hundred and thirty nine, be, and the
Mr. M in. Shear, of Augusta ; Mr. Win. King, of Savannah; j same is hereby designated and set apart as the day on which
Kev. Thomas Smyth, of Charleston; and the Rev. Nathan I the citizens of Georgia, qualified to vote for members of the
Hoyt, of Alliens. . - . - ... - . .
JOSEPH HENRY LUMPKIN, Chairman.
W- W. Holt, D. C. Campuell,
I. L. Harris, J. Wilson,
T. Gouliung, R. Chamberlain,
S. S. Davis, j. W. Baker.
December 11, 1638. 47 tf
union taK
ol the public. Having engaged the services
whose success in teaching has been fully tested.
character for morality is exemplary, they feel that thev are
entirely safe in assuring those who may think proper to pat
ronize said School, that their children or wards will be thor
oughly anti correctly taught, whilst their morals will receive
j proper attention. The course ol study will embrace all the
Lepislature, shall, at the several places prescribed by law for
! holding such elections, vote for delegates to represent them
in Convention, in number equal to their representation in both
| branches of the General Assembly, according to the last cen-
i sus; such election to be conducted, managed and certified
| under the same laws as are of force in respect to elections of
members of the General Assembly.
Sec. 12 And be it further enacted. That it shall he the duty I
of such managers to transmit to his Excellency the Governor, j
the result of said elections under the laws now of force con- |
ducting, managingaud certifying elections of members oftlie
CRAWFORDVILLE ACABEJIY.
B Y an arrangement with Mr. Cook, the Board of Trus
tees have committed to his hands the entire regulation
of the internal police of the School, so that the discipline the
rates of tuition, and the classification of studies, will be or
dered at bis discretion, and they trust to the satisfaction of ail
concerned. Bv order of the Board.
DAVID S. ANDERSON. Sao'ry.
The exercises of the School in this village, will commence
on Monday the 7th January inst. It will be seen by (he
following statement, that severul studies formerly included
in those of the second and third classes, have been transferred
to the first and second, and that the juice of tuition in the
first has been much reduced. The rates are as follows :
Primary Class—Including Orthography, Reading, Writing,
and Arithmetic, #12 j)er year.
Second Class—Including with the above Geography, Ena
lish Grammar, Book-keeping, and Natural Philosophy, $24
per year.
Junior Class—Including with the preceding. Chymistry,
! FOB SALE,
TEIHE beautiful and valuable situation in Netvton county;
JL at the junction of five public roads, known as Sheffield,
containing 500 acres of land, 200 of which are iu cultivation,
under good fence.
The residence is a comfortable and well furnished two sto
ry dwelling, with shed rooms and double piazzas, and good
out houses. There are two buildings (or merchandise, large
and convenient; also a Tailor's shop. Blacksmith's shop, gin
ear*
®Kerga* Cmsnaty.
TNFfiRIOU COURT, sitting for ordinary purposes, Sep-
-■- tember 3. 1838.—Present, their Honors Elijah E. Jones,
John R. Baldwin, and Thaddeus B. Rees, Justices.
On the application of Mary Ann Shelton, (now Mary Anfi
Adair,) administratrix on the estate oi' Allen Shelton, dsc’d,
stating to the Court that sire has fully administered and paid
out all the assets which come into hfcr hands, belonging to said
I estate, and prays for letters of dismission therefrom—Wbertf--
house, roomy stables and excellent cribs. There are two'welU I upon it is ordered bv the Court, that six months’ publication be
of excellent water and several good sprm-s ! , nade of this Uuie Niait in [he Southern Recorder, requiring
or uootu v. inch may be uudis- * — j — ®
posed cl* at the time ot’ sale.
Also, the remaining stock or Goods which may be uudis- j al j ^ concerned to file themobjections. if anythey ha^S
\ LL persons indebted to the estate n Dr. David Day, of ' branches usually taught iu respectable*Academies.
A Walton county, deceased, are hereby required to make Attached to the institution arc good Chemical. Pliilosophi-
mnediate payment, (and as there are debtors m various parts C al and Astronomical apparatus Rate* of tuition as usual,
t is expected they will not wait to be farther called upon;) j Board can be procured iu rcspectablc tUmilie* upon the most
nd persons having demands will present them as required by 1 reasonable terms. r
aw. KUISHA HENDERSON, Adm r. 1 HARDY DT'RTTANT -i
RICilLA^in ACAPEMV.
T HE exercises of this School will be resumed on Monday
the 7th ol January, 1639. The Trustees of this irsti-
reat pleasure in recommending it to the patronage I General Assembly, as aforesaid, within ten days alter such I Astronomy, Rhetoric, and History, 632 per year.
q * &®L ll “ e , ulan j election; whereupon it is made the duty of his Excellency j Senior Class—With the loregoing, including the Latin and
red. and whose | t j, e Governor, to isgne his Proclamation declaring the result 1 Greek Languages, Algebra, Surveying, and Geometry, S3G
of such election, by notifying the individuals severally elected ! per year.
to represent tie good peojile of Georgia in Convention, as! It is frequently matter of complaint that tlie younger portion
contemplated by this Act. of students iu Academies, arc seldom much benefited. To
Sec. 3. Aud~be it further enacted. That every citizen of the j obviate this objection, I will only refer to the well known pro-
United States shall be eligible to a se-'t in said Convention, i ficiency of many former young pupils. No exertions will be
December 11,1838-
.4 LL persons indebted to tlie estate of Benjamin Brown,
late of Newton county, deceased, are requested to 1
ike immediate payments, and those having demands against '
aid estate, to present them in terms of tile law.
JOSTAH BROWN, Adm’r.
November 30, 1838. 47 (it
NOTICE. I
A LL persons indebted to me by note or open account, are
requested to call and settle by tlie first of January next,
>r they will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
JAMES T. LANE.
December 4, 18.38 46 tf
A 1J, per sola, indebted to tlie estate of Abel Griffin, late
l\- o* Washington county, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment, ami those to whom said estate may be
indebted, tire hereby notified to jiresent their demands pro
perly authenticated within the time prescribed bv l»w.
HIRAM MOTT, Adui'r.
December 18, 1838 43 ’ fit
’ N JSW IS A I!. A it HAN AS E .11E .N TS.
T ill! subscriber respectfully tltmonn-
ccs to the
: public, thn! he lias in full
HARDY DURHAM,
THOS. W. ANDERSON, j
JOSEPH R. HAND, |
THOMAS GLOVER, /-Trustees.
JOEL DENSON. ]
JOHN H. DENSON, !
JOHN ASBELL, j
January 1, 1838. 50 4t
who has attained the age of twenty five.years, and been au in
habitant of this State three years, immediately preceding the
day of election, and who shall have resided one year in the
j county for which lie shall be elected.
j Sec. 4. And be it funhir enacted. That each member re
turned as duly elected, shall, previous to taking bis seat in
: said Convention, take the following Oath or affirmation, viz :
j I do solemnly swear that I will not attempt to add to or take
■ from the Constitution, or attempt to change or alter any other
section, clause, or article of the Constitution of the State of
Georgia, other than those touching the representation iu the
omitted to render tlie School every may worthy of patronage.
N. B. Students, on being advanced to a higher Class, will ^ ^ ...
be charged at the rate of the higher, only from the date of their ac’res'of Land lying oiTboth sidesTf ’ the'AU-ovaharehee
... YI r \#T U PH/lU Da/.t.iV V . ^ 3 . ... . ...
Also, a most valuable Mill shoal and Mills, consisting of
grist and saw mill. The site, for Leaufy and elegibility for
j the erection of atiy kind of machinery requiring v.utec povrer,
I is unsurpassed in the State.
I Also, plantation tools, blacksmith's tools, stock of all kinds.
The place is remarkably healthy, fever never occurring on
or near it. It is an excellent stand for business, and combines
more advantages perhaps Ulan any other situation in Georgia.
lr is 10 miles North of Covington, on the road to Lawrence-
ville. Appiv to tlie subscriber on the premises.
GEORGE G. SMITH.
Sheffield, G a., January 1, 1833. 51 4t
lOOO ACRES OF LAXB"foR SALE!
4 GREEABLY to the last will and testament of Charles
fm- Hardy, deceased, will be sold to the liigest bidder, at
tlie court-house floor in the town of Covington, Newton coun
ty, Ga. on the first Tuesday in March next, one thousand
advancement. WM. H. COOK, Rector.
January 15.1839. 52 2t
OHF 3 The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel will insert the
above two weeks, and forward their account to the Secretary
of the Board of Trustees.
For Sale or Lease, the .liaimion House and
Stables, 8avaniia!i.
T HE subscriber, finding it inconvenient to attend to this
establishment, offers it for Sale, together with the Furni
ture, Fixtures, &c. Or he will lease the premises to an ap
proved tenant, who will purchase the Furniture and Fixtures.
The b uildings are iu excellent renair and are fitted up iu
the best manner for the accommodation of boarders.
The establishment has a good run of custom, and a reputa
tion inferior to none in the Southern country. For terms and
particulars, apjily to
P. WILTBERGER, Savannah, Ga.
December 21, 1838. 50 5t
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
L OST, a small Calfskin Wallet Pocket Book, with the
name •’W. W. Hardwick” written on the inside, in or
General Assembly thereof, ami that 1 have been a citizen of , near Sparta, Ga., about the 22d of December, 1833, conluin-
this State for the last three years, so help me God. Ami any j i n g amongst other things, a note payable on the first day of
person elected to a seat in said Convention, who shall refuse : Jauuary, 1839, to W. W. Hardwick, made by C. A. Hardwick;
to take the oath aforesaid, shall not be allowed to take his seat ‘ a receipt from the Chronicle and Sentinel of Augusta, for a
in said Convention. 1 year's subscription, and about sixty or seventy dollars in
Skc. 5. And be it further enacted, That tlie members of said | twenty dollars notes, chieflv of the Plantets and Mechanics'
Convention shall assemble on the first Monday in May, after j Bank of Columbus. The above reward will be given for
llieir election, at Milledgeville, in the Representative Cham- ; the delivery of the jiocket book and contents to the sub
FAIR WARNING.
A LL Persons indebted to the laie firm of R. B. Bost-
yvick, & Co., and to Beecher <5c Brows, are informed
that immediate payment must be made, or suits will be com- ! terminus and amendments made in the Constitution in refer-
>Iteration iv Line of Four Horse Coach- I menced indiscriminately, after the 1st dav of January next, ! el,ce to the reduction ot" the number of members composing
her of the State House, for the purpose of entering up*n and
con3timating tlie great objects of tlieir convention, to wit: a
reduction and eqalization of the General Assembly; shall
have power to prescribe their own rules and foetus of busi
ness; and to determine on the qualifications of their own
members ; elect necessary officers, and make all orders which
they may deem conducive to the furtherance of the object for
which such Convention shall assemble.
Sec. fi. And be it further enacted, That it shall be tlie duty
o.'' his Excellency the Governor, to give publicity to the al
scribers, or to Henry L. Benning, Columbus, Ga.
WM. W. HARDWICK
Columbus, Jan. 2, 1839. ■ 51 4t
1638.
49 3t
es, from A file its, via Wsilkiusville, Madison, to Katonton,
and back, 3 times a week, leaving and returning as follows:
Leaving Athens on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays,
t 6 •’clock, A. M., and arriving at Eamuton at 6 o’clock
P. M., on the same days.
Leaving Katonton on Mondays, M odne-da*--- and I ri- _
avs. at (i o’clock, A. M., and arri'L.g in Athens at fi j 1!1 publication, as h ~.ll «je. n-cH- at view, j t j M . alterations by them made and ratified, shall he hindiim
o’clock P M same davs 1 he above possession lying on the \\ estofFli.itriver, on the , on the , e of tliis Slatei alld D(Jt ot!ter wise .
’ ■ WILLS0N - Colltractor . I fnd West ot the road leading from Knoxville to x ravel- j Sec ~ And hc !t furthrr enac:edi That it shall be a funda-
i ler s Rest, about 15 miles below the former, containing 610 : meittal article iu the formation or amendments of the Con-
_ | acres, more or less ; of which there is about 1 40 acres in cul- | ventioll> that eae h County of the State now organized or laid
ga nisi all defaulters.
: Milledgeville, December 2
’"•■alTarleTaSds fuk sali;. "
I ’fttih subscriber oflers for sale, his possession of Lauds,
, , 111 Macon county, oti the most reasonable terms
file situation is such, that it is not necessary to
ticulars in publication, a* - —
the General Assembly ; and the first Monday in October next,
after the rising of said Convention, lie shall fix on for the rati
fication, by tlie people, of such amendments, alterations, or
new articles, as they may make fertile objects of reduction
and equalization of the General Assembly only : and if rati
on.itne teims. • fj e ,j j, v a ma j, )r ity „}’ t] )e voters who vote on the question of
give the par : ( ,,zsTOiii aHcm—or ■■ mo Katiticat!on, , 'tTr?TI and in that event
March D7
10 tf
F OR SALE, that beautiful, healthy, and commodious
lot, on which the subscriber now reside*, at Midway, two j fortably arranged, on a very pleasant situation. For further i
miles from Milledgeville, and a hall mile from the site ot
Oglethorpe University. It contains ten acres, and has on it a
large, convenient, and jileasant dwelling house, with "out-hou
ses, a well of excellent water, and a spring, besides many
other advantages. JOHN A. CUTIIBERT.
October 10th, 1837. 38 tf
- . , . | tied to at least one Representative in the Representative
particulars enquire ot the bub^rffior, living 0.1 the premises. | bra , K . tl n ,- tlle General Assembly. The Senate shall be com-
JAM-C.S L. CARliU IHERb. | p 0sed u f fortv six members only, from forty Senatorial
Decern oer 1R. 49—6t
jiosetl of forty-six members only, trom forty Senatorial Dis
tricts, composed of two contiguous Counties; and in the event
4 LL persons having demauds against the estate of Green j of the creation of any new County, it shall be added to some
Z'Y Berry Belcher, deceased, are requested to present them ! contiguous Senatorial District; and that the said Convention
NOTICE.
T HE subscriber will sell on reasonable terms, the Lots o f
Land below enumerated, by application to him in Mad-
Uofi, Morgan county, either 111 person nr by letter.
Lot No. 252, 9th District formerly Wilkinson, now Telfair.
“ “ 236, 4th “ “ Hvnry, “ Fayette
“ “ 155, 27th “ 2d Se on the line of Gilmer and
M urrav.
Aad 2 unimproved acre Lots, in the suburbs of the town
of Covington. Newton county, adjoining Erwin and others.
Oct. 16, 1538—39 tf HENRY KIRBY.
t requ
ithin the time prescribed by law ; and all persons indebted
to said estate arc required to make immediate payment.
O. R. BELCHER, Ailm r.
December 25. 1833.49 6t
EORGIA, LAWRENS COUNTY.—Notice is liere-
xT by given to all and singular the creditors of Phillip
Moss, fliat he intends, on the first Monday in June next, to
avail himself of the benefit of the act entitled an act for the
relief of honest debtors, passed in 162.3.
Dec. 11,11636—47—8t PHILLIP MOSS.
.Varan .11 nltieou}:- or Chinese .yinibeiirj free.
shall not disturb the Federal basis, in apportioning the tepre
sentation in the General Assembly of the State of Georgia.
Sec 8. And be it further enacted. That so soon as this Act
shall have passed, his Excellency the Governor be, and he is
hereby required to cause it to be published in the Gazettes of
this State, once a week until the day fix<-d on by this act (bribe
election of Delegates to said Convention ; as well as the num
ber to which each County shall be entitled in said Convention,
according to the apportionment of members of the General
Assembly, to be made under the late Census, taken aud re- i Ga., which
turned during the present year.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That tlie Delegates to said
T
FOR SALE. _
HE Subscriber offers for suit* his House nnd Lot, con- ! 1j0 j to t . xcec J 250,000. Persons wishing to be supplied
j fl 11IE subscriber will deliver in this city, during the pres- j Convention be paid at aud after the same rates that the mem-
j .8 ent season, any number ot the above well rooted Trees, j bers of the General Assembly naw receive; and that his Ex-
lainiug about 10 acres ot Lund, at Midway, 1^ miles
from Milledgeville, and half a mile from tlie Oglethorpe
University.—Persons wishing to puichase a must healthy
and desirable residence, will do well to apply *oon.
Julv 10—25 tf L. COWLES
RICHMOND iloTEL
Fill
i do well to call immediately, and leave their orders for such
number as they may want. W. C. POWELL.
Milledpeville, December lfi. IMP. it
rilHE laie firm ot* Slai>e & Giddings, is thi»> ilav, by ,
-l mutual consent, dissolved. All persons indebted to
said firm, are requested to call ar the Store of Dan’l. Slade, i
HE subscriber having purchased the entire interest of a, “l settle the same immediately, as no longer indulgence can
- - -- - - ■ ■ 1 1 : Dec. 23, 1838.— 50 tt
^ Mr. Edward W. Collier, ill the above establishment, ■ b e
w»uld by this means inform liis friends and the public gen- ,
erally. that he intends giving his undivided attention to the ac- j
coinmodatiiojj of all who may call on him, and hopes by his in- ( dissolved by mutual consent.
"]Yl OTIC'E.— The copartnership heretofore existing betweeu
i xj the subscribers, in tlie practice ot the law, is this day
cellency the Governor he requested to draw his Warrant on
the Treasurer for the same, out of any money not otherwise
appropriated ; and all laws and parts of laws militating against
this act, be, and the same are hereby repealed.
JOSEPH DAY,
Sjieaker of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES DOUGHERTY,
President of the Senate.
Assented to 26th December. 1638.
GEORGE U. GILMER, Governor.
tended exertions to please, to merit the foamer patronage of
the hofliae. JESSE CLARK, j
Oct 30, 1638. 41 2in |
Monroe county
December 12
hriuiABLG PLAIVTATIO.H t'«B SALE.
T 3HE subscriber will sell his plantation in Pulaski county,
situated five miles, by a good road, from Hawkinsville,
on the Ocmulgee River, containing 1210 acres of Oak and I business.
Hickorv Land, one half of which is cleared and mostly new, i quire of
and uiuler fence, ready for a crop: the remainder wooded and j Sparta. Ga ■ Decern!
lying convenient to the house. The land lies level and is bas- j
ed on a foundation of lime stone, better calculate 1 tor the pro
duction of cotton, coin, wheat. Ac. On the place are a good
dwelling house, containing six rooms, negro houses, cotton and j 5ft0 acres pood Land, nearly 200 acres cle
gin house, with a first rate new screw for packing, with stables , )0( j f ence There is on the place a good
nnd other conveniences. Corn and fodder will also be fur-
nished Should the purchaser wish more land adjoining, it
can be had. For price and terms apply to Mnj. L S Thomas,
at Milledgeville, or to BRA AN M. MOREL,
December 15,18.3S—49 3t Sava nn ah^_
cw\ REWARD.—A reward of one hundred dollars
1UU will be paid to any jierson w ho will apprehend
aiid leliver to ilie Sherift' of Scriven county, a man by the
name of WtLSOX FREEMAN, who has broken Jail iu Jack-
Bonboro’, Scriven county. Said Freeman is about 21 or 22
years of age, and 5 feet, or perhaps a little more, m height, is
man of light complexion, haired a dark sandy color, his up-
JIOSEV LD8T ¥25 REWARD. j
L OST on the road leadingfroin Macon to Knoxville, a large j
calf-skill rocket-1 look, containing a.* near as can be rc- ,
ollceted. Three Hundred mid Twenty Dollars, on the Mon- :
fc-ria Railroad Bank, all twenty dollirv bills. It contains also a ;
bill of articles from M».«. Harwell & Obear. Any infor
mation relative to said Book will he thankfully received, and ]
the above reward paid to the finder by leaving it with Messrs, j
Harwell Jc Obear, or by addressing tire subscriber at Forsyth. I
LEONARD S. DOYAL. I
48—if i
JAMES T. JOHNSON,
JAN1US A. WINGFIELD.
December 2Slli, 183?. 50 5t
"T4 V REWARD.—The Milledgeville Dramatic Corps
wtttr-j ,1 ,,f Twentv-five Dollars, and P
Zj, itoiiinson, Esq. will also pay a dike sum (or the detection
and conviction ol the person or persons who committed the
depredations on the Theatre last Saturday night.
CHARLES E. HAYNES, Jr., Sec'ry M. D.
TABLE
Shotririfr the Representation of the several Cotni/i;
this State by trie late act of apportionment.
* of
Appling,
Baker,
Baldw
in,
Gilmer,
Glynn,
Greene,
C.
December 27, 1838.
jpi O if SAL ET lie
50 3t
nbscriber, wishing to retire from bu
siness. offers for sale in tile village of Sjiarta, liis jiremi-
ses. suitable for stores and dwelling houses, together with his
Confectionary and full stock ot goods, suitable tor this piace,
that is looked for every day from New-York. There is also
attached to the premises a*first rate baker's oven, and every
thing suitable lor carrying on the Baking and Confectionary
Tlie terms wifi be made easy to purchasers. In-
JOHN W. SHARP.
r 27, 1838. 50 3t
FOR SALK,"
M Y PLANTATION in the 3d District of Baker county,
on the waters of the Chickasahatchee creek, containing
00 acres cleared and under
j goon lence. inert* is on uie place a good new gin house,
: gin aud gear, an excellent small house and kitchen, and doub-
I le pen dwelling house, good negro cabins and stables, and a
I well of good water. Any one desirous to look at tlie proper-
I tv. will find die owner there during the winter months.
* Nov. 27.1838—45 20: D C. BALDWIN.
per fore teeth project out in front, and lip does not cover them
yvell * Said Wilson Freeman was confined in jail for the of
fence of murder, and broke jail on the 4th day. at night, of
fence
December, 1838.
December 25, 1838.
MARY O'CONNER.
49
COVINGTON FEMALE SH.TSINARY.
HE Trustees mkc great pleasure iu announcing to their
friends and the public, that this institution will go into
u ■ *- January, under Hie super-
cooimethed, nnd « » ?/"dn»ie of Middl-l.m-j-Culkpe. \nr-
T
L OST, or mislaid, a note given by Joseph Ralls to J. .
Bali, or hearer, for three hundred and sixty dollars,
dated on the 31st October last, and due on tlie 25th inst. All
persons are hereby cautioned against trading in any manner
for the same, as it lias been settled.
GEORGE W. BARTON.
December 25.1838. a<)
noth i:.
Bulloch,
Butts.
Burke,
Bryan,
Campbell,
Carroll,
Cobb,
Cass,
Columbia,
Crawford,
Coweta,
Chatham,
Clark.
Cherokee,
Camden,
Dade,
Decatur,
Delia lb,
Dooly,
Early,
Effingham,
Elbert,
Epianuel,
Fayette,
Floyd,
Forsyth,
F raukiin,
3
3
3
1
1
Jb OST WICK fc WILLIAMS are duly authorized to
sell my House iu this place. H. K. MAUD.
Milledgeville, Dec. 19 1836. 50 tf
LL persons indebted to tlle estate of James M. Calla-
A
rilev will; under liis superintendence, raise the character of
their School 10 iltut ol any similar one 111 the South. Every
ft'ncKfilwe 'tv'i'li be'tnugliMli.il is taught iu the best
Female Schools in the Souili. Tlie rates ot i mlion are
customary. Board can be procured in respectable families
in our village. Books and Slutmnary enn be had m die vil-
IniTe ^ WcALLEN BATTS, Secreiury.
p # ’s. Music on the piano forte will be taught by an ex
perienced band. 47 q.
Covington, 11 tli December, 1833. 1L_11_
'“THE SFBSrSlBER
TS NOW receiving a supply of articles in bis line, rare
way, late of Taliaferro county; deceased, are hereby re-
,juir<-.'l t.*> make immediate payment, or satisfactory arrange
meats, or they may expect to find tlieir notes or accounts, iu
the hands of proper officers for collection. All persons hav
ing demands against said estate, will present them duly, au
theuticated, iu terms ot the law, or this notice will be plead
in bar against them.
MALCOM JOHNSTON, l
SAMUEL JOHNSON, j Ad
December 20.1838. **® ^
fair warning.
A LL Notes and Accounts of Cowles & Ward, and L. A
' V \V. Cowles, if not paid by the 1st of January next, will
, ■ • - 1 * * t rmVT.kS
be sued indiscriminately.
December 25, L8:;8.
L. COWLES.
49 tf
ROUGHT to Jail in Muscogee couniy.XJeo., on ti.e
3ib dav of January last, a negro man named PeiKit
Monroe, who says that lie is a free man, and was born in
Havana; but be has no evidences of liis freedom with him.
Peter Monroe is about 45 years old, 5 feet 10 inches high,
iw complexion, speaks very broken
» y a , t £7 J *1, nr time on lirwNt ]IP I *1 Rl\ «wa 11
He otfers ilii
eaumer-ted n U ^e"ars^Cognac Brandy, Cliampaigne Brandy, j ((f South Carolina. The ow ner, if any, is requested t
Jamaica Hum Holland Gin, Mouongahela Whiskey, p e aeli j come f orwa ,d and prove prm»ervy. or lie will be sold
Brandy, Apple Brandy, M^aC^p^re Tenenffe {aU f
and weighs
Vuliv se’ected an^ warranted to be of the best quali ty of a yellow c ,
ir r limit! for sale iu tlie confidence that they cannot be ! 160 pounds, wears rings 111 Ins eais. 1 would suppose
° refS this market; a few of tlie leading articles are j f rorrf b is brogue that In* is from the lower pin t of the Stale
Habersham,
Hancock,
Heard, 2 Putnam, 3
llenry, 3 Rahuu, 1
Houston,
Hall, 3 Richmond. 3
Harris,
Irwin,
Jones,
J asper,
Jefferson,
Jackson.
Laurens,
Lee.
Liberty, 2
Lincoln, 2
Lowndes, 2
Lumpkin, 2
Macon, 2
Madison, 2
Marion, 2
McIntosh, 2
Meriwether, 3
Monroe, 4
Montgomery, 1
Murray, 2
Morgan, 3
rCT All the newspapers in Georgia will publish the above
Act aud Table weekly, until die first Monday in April next, i
G ~"EORCHaTnEWTON COUNTY.
Whereas Alexander Pharrapplies to me for letters of
administration on the estate of JqhnC. McLaughlin, late of j
said county, deceased—
These are therefore to cite nnd admonish ail and singular I
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within tile time prescribed by iaw. to show cause, j
if any they have, why said letters sjmulu not he granted.
Given under lay hand at office, this pth day of January,
1839. A. W. EVANS, X). c. c. ©. j
Jan. 15, 1838. 44 5t !
pri n Ting”© f fi c: f "for. sai.fV ~
rrmE subscriber, oesirous of turning his allentiou to other
A pursuits, oilers for saie the establishment of the £>061 H-
EitX Advocate, located in Sundcrsville, Ga. Connected
with tue office is ail necessary materials for printing a small
paper. The press is large enough to print an imperial sheet,
aud there is a sufficient quantity of t\ pe for a large paper. It
will be disposed of on very accommodating terms; aud to a
man that'would cany oil the paper iu this piace, unusual ad-
vanlages will be ottered.
Letters on the subject addressed to the subscriber, Sanders-
vilic, Ga., w ill he promptly attended to.
A. G. WARE.
Muscogee,
Newton.
Oglethorpe.
fe W
Puiaski,
Putnam,
Raliuu,
Randolph.
Richmond,
Scriven,
Stewart,
Funiter,
Talbot,
Taliaferro,
Tattnall,
Telfair,
Thomas,
Troup,
Twiggs,
Union,
Upson,
W alien,
Walkb-r,
Ware,
W a.-hington,
Wayne,
Wilkinson,
Wilkes,
Warren,
Total, *20
STOP THE THIEF AND RUNAWAYS.
gj> AN A WAY from the subscribers on tlie night of the 25th
It December last, the following Negroes, to wit: Jol. ol
black complexion, about 23 years old, near 6 feet high, rutted
shouldered and stoops a little in his walk, has a pleasant coun
tenance, and shows his teeth when lie. laughs or talks. Es
ther, the sister of Joe, of light complexion, about 18 years
old, straight and slender built, and of pleasant countenance
The above two negroes the property of Hardy Morgan, 01
Jefferson county. Shade, about 25 years old, light complex
ion, common size, well built, and has a go al oouutcnr.ice;
the property of El jali Hudson. A - --*• a woman, the wile o!
Joe aud sister of Shade, lather over tlio common bize, about
22 years old. of light complexion, hatl on when she lelt home a
red dress; the prop tf;t 3* L Hudson lliere wentotf
also at the same time, Mike, the property of William Davis,
who is of litfKt complexion, about 35 year* old, stout b rill,
l.nyc wluske - ami very thick lips, and is a blacksmith and
a root doctor, and is intelligent for e negro. Also Ben, the
property of Milana Ilather, about 23 years old, stout built,
low in Stature, dark complexion, and is a fiddler. It is be
lieved that the above negroes were taken off by one Solo
mon Willy Hatcher, who was raised in the neighborhood,
and 011c of the negroes belonged to his mother, as lie has not
since been seen or heard from in the neighborhood. Hatcher
is of fair complexion, near 6 feet high, about 25 years of age,
grey eyes, dark hair, well built, is fond of spirits and gaining
and by no means intelligent, and is find ot the company ol
colored people. A reward of Three Hundred Dollars will
be paid on the delivery of the four first named negroes aud
Hatcher, with proof sufficient to convict him; or Fifty Dol
lars a piece for either of the first four negroes named, and
One Hundred Dollars for Hatcher, with proof sufficient for
conviction. Direct any written information iu relation to the
above Hatcher aud negioes, addressed to either of the un
dersigned at Fenn's Bridge Tost Office, Jefferson county,
ill be gladly aud tUankfullv received.
HARDY MORGAN,
ELIJAH HUDSON,
Jan. 15. 1839—52 2t E. T. HUDSON.
[3” The Savannah Georgian, Chronicle St Sentinel, Augus
ta, and Columbus Enquirer, publish the above weekly twice,
aud forward their accounts to Feun’s Bridge, to the
ADVERTISERS.
ONK IIOUBKO DOLLARS RFWARD.
1 T4 SCARED from the Penitentiary 011 Saturday night, 12th
instant, a convict, JOHN B. IlARDlN, 24 years old,
ver, about three and a half miles northeast from Covington,
against ihe granting of tlie same, on or before tlie first re<ralar
term of this Court after the expiration of the rime aforesaid
in default thereof, letters of dismission will be granted t«
said applicant, in terms 01 the statute in such casas made
and provided.
A true extract from the minutes of the Court of Ordinary
3d dav of September, 1838.
Sept, n.—34 m6m JOHN W. PORTER, e. C. o.
O N the application of Carte.- Shepherd and Thomas J.
Shepherd, administrators on the estate of James Shep
herd, deceased, stating to the Court that they have fully ad
ministered aud paid out ail the assets which come into their
hands, belonging to said estate, and prays for letters of dis
mission therefrom—Whereupon it is ordered by the Court,
that six months' publication be made of this Rule Nisi, in the
Southern Recorder, requiring all persons concerned to file
their objections, if any they have against tne STanting of thm
same, on or before the first regular term of the Court aflur
the expiration of the time aforesaid: in default thereof, lets
ters of dismission will be granted to said applicants in terms
nnd three miles from Oxford, and one and a half or two mile* j of , be sta!u te in such case* made and provided,
trom the railroad route running from Covington to Augusta. { true extract from the minutes of the Court t f Ordinary,
I uere is a first rate mill site on tlie premises, and one nundretl - - —
premises,
acres oi'cleared land, with tolerable good cabins. Also a high
elevated situation tobuildon. supposed to be healthy. Ac. Per
sons wishing to purchase such property, would do well to
call and examine. Terms made known on the day of sale.
JAMES J. BANKS, ) v .
WM. W. HARDY. ) ^ rs '
Jan. 8,1838 51 4t
NOTICE.
I TNDER the provisions of an act of the General Asseni-
J bly, passed at the late sessiou of the Legislature, there
will be sold without reserve, at the Arsenal in the city of Mil-
ledgevillc, ou tlie first Tuesday in Februaty next, 602 Mus
kets, 52 Rifles and 200 Swords—none of which are fit for
public service—83 sets of Wagon Harness complete, 20 Wa
ter Buckets, 2 Tent Covers, and direr* oilier articles of equi
page for camp service.
Tlie above articles will be sold on a credit of six month*,
for Notes with approved security ; for all sums under five dol
lars, cash will be required. I. T. CUSHING, Sr..
January 8tli, 1639—51 3t Military Storekeeper.
M R. BR1ETZ respectfully offers his services as teacher
of Music to tlie citizens of Milledgeville. Hi3 former
practice in teaching, as well as bis intimate acquaint*****^ with
the works of the greatest c impose;-*. r»«i'.er him confident
tl.ot lie will give universal satisfaction. He will instruct on
ihe Piano Forte or Guitar, aud in Vocal Music. Ifdesired,
he will likewise give lessons on the Flute, or any instrument
belonging to an ordinary Bend. Terms made knowu upon
application to him at Beecher & Brown's Hotel.
Jan. 8,1639. 51 t?
3d day of September, 1838.
Sept. 11.—34 inGin JOHN W. PORTER, c. c. CT
COUNTY^ ——
EORGIA, LAURENS
.K Whereas Newnart McBane applies to me for letter*
of administration on the estate cf John J. Dickson, late of said
county, deceased—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singula**
the kiudred and creditor* of said deceased, to be aud appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show ca*s«,
if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under mv band, at office, tbis 5th December. 183S.
Dec. 18.—43 5t FRANCIS THOMAS, 6. A ».
C ~'I - EORGlX NEWTON COUNTY.
K Whereas Joaiah Brown applies to me for letters of
administration on the estate uf Benjamin Brown, late of said
county, deceased—
These are therefore to cite and admonish ail and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to-show cau*e r
if any thev have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 23d Jav oT Novetubar^
1838. AUGUSTIN W. EVANS, D. C. c-ftu
December 4. 1836. 46 5t
flGIE undersigned having sold his
A Stephen S. Tardy & E. J.
ntire stock to Messrs.
L. Caster, begs leave
to return his greatful acknowledgments to his friends and the
public, for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
him: and solicits fur the new firm a continuance of the same.
All those indebted to the establishment prior to this date,
will make payment to me; and those to whom the establish
ment is indebted, will present tlieir accounts to me for pay
ment THOMAS M. COOK.
January 1. 1839. 51 2t
THE SUKSCRISFRS
R ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public in
general, that they have purchased of Mr. Thomas M.
Cook liis entire stock of Liquors and Confectionaries, and in
tend continuing the business at the same place, under the
name aud style of Tardy & Eastf.r. They will keep con
stantly on hand an ample supply of the most choice articles
usually vended in their business, aud trust by proper atten
tion to customers, to merit and receive a liberal encourage
ment. TARDY A EAtiTEK.
Milledgeville. January 1. 1839. 51 2t
A LL persons holding claims agaiust the estate of William
- Stewart, deceased, of Morgan county, will please render
them to me, within the time prescribed bv law.
ALEXANDER STEWART, Adm'r,
January 8, 1838. 51 61
Globe Hotel, Thoinnoton, Ga.
H AVING become the proprietor of the above establish
ment. the subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he is now prepared to accommodate transient persons aud
. , ...... , ill- - boarders. It is but common to make pledge* in matters of
5 feet 8« inches high, tair complexion, dark hair, grev eves— ... , - , . .
- , ... r 1 ’ B . • • ,, 1 this Kind, that are never fulfilled; and he will onlv sav, that
convicted ot larceny in lliomas county iu May, 1838. He I .... : .. . - s’ ..
EXEtl'T! I K DEPABTJlKrTT, /
Milledgeville. 2d October, 1638. {
TTPON the application of Thomas Thompson, Poiltr
Thompson's illegitimate, of Columbia county, by whioL
it appears, that Lot number one hundred and ninety.six; (196)
in the third (3d) District of Troup county, was drown by said
illegitimate, and that the said Lot has, through mistake. b««a-
heretofiiro granted to Polly Thomson's illegitimate children^
and that said Grain cannot be produced at tlii* office for «nf.
ret-tion.
It is ordered, that unless good cause lie shown to the con
trary, within six months, that an alias Grant do issue for said
Lot, to the rightful drawer of the same ; and that this notion-
be published in one of the public gazettes of this State for six-
mouths previous to issuing said alias Grant.
By the Governor,
BENJAMIN T. BETHUNE, Sec. E. Dep’t.
Oct. 9.1838. 38 m6m
EOUGIaTWILKINSON COUNTY.
Whereas John Smith, Executor, applies to ina fusr
letters of dismission from the estate of David Mann, law if
said county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be aud
appear at my office within the time prescribed by law
to show cause, if any they have, why said ietwrs should no*
be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 5th October, 1838.
'October 9. 1638-—38 inCm B. EXUM. c. %
EORGIA.llENRY COUNTY.
Whereas Wilson Daniel applies to me for letter* of
dismission on the estate of Elizabeth Daniel, deceased, law
of said county, deceased—
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kiudred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to skew causa,,
if any they have, why said letters should not be granted 1 .
Given under my band at Office, tins 3d rie pi ember, 1633.
Sept. 11.—34 1116m CHAS. BAYNE, c, e. o.
no one who patronizes his house shall have any cause for dis
satisfaction, and solicits frumtlie public a trial of it.
SAMUEL HICKS.
Thomaston, Upson county, Dec. 4. 1838. 48 2m3m
acknowledged, after he came here, that he ran away from
Shelby county, Alabama, for the commission of the same of
fence, and that liis wife and children were now living be
tween the Kimulga ferry, on the Coosa River, and Coluinlii-
anua, the county site of Shelby county. It was lie who at
tempted to burn the. Penitentiary last August. A reward of
S1U0 will in*paid for lire apprehension and delivery of said
John B. Hardin at this Institution, and in addition oli reason
able expenses will be paid, if taken witlioutthe Stale.
T. W. ALEXANDER, 1‘. K.
Vannoit^y, Milledgeville, Ga., Jan. 13, 1839. 52 tit
Lafuj-elie Slnll—-MiSledgevillc, Ga.
a pLnAOAN'r II. UUMM respectfully in
M. forms h.» a!1£ i j be p, lb jj,. generally,
that he lias taken charge ol tne i.aiaytnc
situated on the corner of Hancock &11.I Jeffer*
sou streets, and solicits that patronage which
his house may merit. Hc does not purpose making a vaiu
boast of his intentions: and will therefore leave it to those who
may patronize the establishment to judge for themselves; but
this much he will say, that if diligence and attention to the
comforts and convenience, of bis customers will give his house
a good reputation, it will not lie surpassed, liis table shall
be supplied with the best the surrounding country and sea
sons may afford, and his bar plenished wi.h choice Wines and
Liquors. He has secured the services of a competent and at
tentive bar-keeper. Ilis rooms are large and airy, aud fur
nished with good bedding.
His stables are large and commodious, and well attended by-
good and careful ostlers.
His terms shall be moderate, both to the regular boarder
aud traveller, and he feels confident, from tile arrangements
lie has made, that he will beenabled to give satisfaction to all
who may patronize him. Kir" Call and judge for yourselves.
Milledgeville, Jan. 8, 1838.
rflO enable the Subscribers to meet prcnipliy tlieir engage-
.8. meets, which they feel hound to do, they request all 111- i first regular term cf this Court,
debted to them, aud also to the late firm of Cowles A Daggett,
either by Note or Account, to pay the same by the fiisicf
February, and save cost—no mistake.
E. M. COWLES A CO.
Jan. 15. 1839. 52 5t
GICOKGIA, Morgan County.
I NFERIOR COURT sitting tor ordinary purposes—a«D
joumed Term, September 29th. 1638—present their horw
ors Elijah E. Jones, Wiiliam S. Stokes, and Thaddeus B
Rees, Justices.
On the application of Benjamin T. Russell, administrator
de bonis non, on the real estate of Btirwell Russell, deceased,
(stating to the Court, that he has finaiiy administered and set
tled said estate) praying lor letters of dismission tfierefrour
made
G eorgia, nf.wton county.
Whereas James K. McCalli, administrator, with the
will annexed on tlie estate of David Stovall, deceased, ap
plies to me for letters of dismission on said estate— ("Whereupon it is ordered, that six months publication be
This is therefore to give notice to all pert-ms concerned, <>f ^ Rnlp in the s out 1,ern Recotder, reuniting all pi
to tile their objections 1* any they have, at uiv office wiihiu
the time prescribed, otherwise leiteis of dismission will be
granted him in terms of the law.
Given under my hand the 15th December 1838.
HAMILTON BURGE, c. c. o.
December. 8. 183.0. 51 U16111
jf^EORGIA, TllOSx'Aw
O-CTZS-T V .
Whereas Edward Bryan applies to me for letters
of administration on the esute of Nathan W. Batiie lute of
said county, deceased— **
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be anti aiqiear
at uiy office, within the time prescribed by iaw, to show cause,
if any they have, why said letteis should not be granted.
Given under iny hand, at office, this 1st January, 1839.
Jan 8.— 51 5t NEILL MclvINNON. c. c. o.
G EORGIA. LAURENS COUNTY.—December Ad
journed Term, 1636. of the Court of Oiriimry.
On the application of Drevvry F. Scarborough, administra
tor of the estate of Comfort Scarborough, deceased, for letters
of di siuiasion from his said administration, he stating that he
has lully administered and paid out all the assets which came
into his hands, belonging to said estate: It is ordered, that six
months' publication of this rule be made in the Southern Re
corder, requesting all and singular the kindred and creditors
of said deceased, to come forward, and show cause if any they
have, v.-hv said letters shall not Lc granted, on or before the
tier the expiration of the
time aforesaid; in default thereof letters of dismission will
be granted to said applicant, in terms of the law.
A true extract from the minutes oftlie Court of Ordinary,
December 5th, 1838. FRANCIS THOMAS, Clerk.'
Deceinher^l8. 48 inGin
I NFERIOR COURT of Lauren;
d
parsons
concerned, to file their objections, if any they have, against
the granting of the same, on or before tiie first regular term
of this Court, after tile expiration of the time aforesaid; iu
default thereof, letters of dismission will be granted in tonus
of the statute ill'such case* made and provided.
A true extract from the minutes of the Court of Ordinary.-
Oct. 4th. 1838. JOHN W. PORTER, c. c. o.
Oct. 16 - 30 mora*
«*,
ceastd-
dir.ary purposes—Si pteniber Teim, 1638.
itting for or
AWK.WV.
T HE undersigned will attend to the taking out of Grants
and the rentsvxri of Notes at the Central Bank, for the
usual fee of one dollar for each note renewed at the Bank;
one’dollarfur a separate Grant, and fifty ceuis for each addi
tional one. _______
They will also transcribe Documents from any of the De- i said Administration, he having shown that ire has fully dis
rtmeiits of the State house, such as copies of the Numeri- ' charged his duties as administrator aforesaid, unless sufficicrr
: On the application of Hillery Alligood, Sr., Administrator
i 011 the estate of Elizabeth Foy, for letters of dismission on |
| said estate. It is ordered that after six months publication of I
: this ruleiu the Southern Recorder, that he be discharged from !
G eorgia, Montgomery county.
Yv H E reas Thomas G. McFarland, administrator on the*
estate of Francis Pebody, dec'd., applies to me fur letter, oi
dismission from said estate :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and skiguls*
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show causa,
if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my Land a: office, this 27ifi dav of October
18:)8 - JESBE HIGGS, c. c. o.
November 13, 183S. Ill6m
( 'i EORGIA, HENRY COUNTY
T V. HEttEAS W iilium Jackson, administrator on the
tale at" Andrew J. Cleveland, late of said county, decern
applies to me for letters of dismission—
These are therefore to cite ami admonish nil and singular
the Kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
ut my office within tire time prescribed bv law, to sliotr
cause if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given uuder my hand at office, this 5th dav of Nov., 183s."
Nov. 13—44 106111 CHARLES BA YNE, c. c. o.
G eorgia, putnam county^
Personally came before me Jesse Pvp, u lm after be
ing sworn, say s, that Iip was in the possession of luo Notes,
made by Zachnriah Estes, (true copies, in substance, of
j which are hereunto annexed) nnd that he has lost or mis-
j laid die same, so ilinl they cannot lie found, biwotn-lw and
j subscribed before ms ibis 17th June, I800.
JESSE PYE,
James Nicholson, J. I. (\
partments ot the State bouse, sucli as cop
cal Drawings from tlie Executive Department, certified co
pies of Acts passed by the Legisla ure, Ac., for a liberal com
pensation.
Being engaged in the State-house, they will he alvvavs
ready to abend wi.h promptness, any business intrusted to
their care.
The money for Grants and renewal of Notes must be for
warded in all cases, or they will not be attended to.
ANDREW G. I,A TASTE.
CHARLES E. HAYNES, Jr.
Milledgeville, Ga., January 8, 1839. 52 2t
■% J © LKE1' .—This thoroughbred and first rate racer, will
T stand the approaching spring season in Madison, Mor-
Sandersville, January 5,1639. 52 tf ; ga n comity, under tlie direction of the undersigned. Fc
[Cr The Federal L 1.1011, Standard of U nion and Georgia f her parl i c ulars see bills, which will appear in due seas
Journal, will please copy the above three times each.
L OST or mislaid, oue Note oi hand ou William Jourden,
made payable to me or bearer, on or about the 23d of
Apiil, 1836, and due one month aber date. All persons are
cautioned against trading for said uote, should it be found ; and
said Wi.liam Jourden cautioned nut to pay iLto any person but
myself. L. M. '1HOMPSGN.
Greene Co., January 15, 1839. 52 6t
and Fort Wine, Cheese, Cordials, Crackers, Sperm and Tal
low Candles, Table Salt, a variety ot I reserves, 1 ickles,
Aug. 14.
N. M. C. ROBINSON. Jailor
Igqg—go tf of Muscogee Co.
T
of Candies, Sweet Oil, Spirits
Snuff, Playing Cords, a variety of _ . -
of Turpentine, Almoqds, Olives, Capers, Catsup, Gunpowder
Tea Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Figs, Nutmegs, Lemons,
Smoked Reef, Bologna Swisages, Ac. Ac.
.0fT
Also, ‘Jo'boxes and half boxes of Raisins, of$e new crop, all
of which will be sold at a moderate profit for cash.
Oct. 20, 1838.—40 tf N. B. JUHAN.
TO IxKASle.
W E offer to let for a term of five x«ars, our Plantation
called Beulah, the late residence iMunes Barrow,
deceased, ou the East bank of Oconee, orffeue the city of
Milledgeville, exclusive of the Tml field and 20 t^res around
the old settlement called Johnsonville. Tins tracetarns
about 1200 acres; about 400 of which, we suppose, areopen.
Though tlie farm is at present partly overgrown with busu-,
and briars, yet the land is excellent, having uever been won
out, but merely abandoned to fallow according to the last will
of the testator, until tlie heirs should be of a g e *
The qua!ft.y of the land, and its vicinity to Milledgeville,
ffeke Beulah one of the most valuable gram and stock farms
fTfceorgiu. We offer to let it only for this purpose. The
ibfevation of cotton will not be allowed ; nor v/id tenants be
permitted to cut wood for market, except uuder a separate
contract. Convenient and fine range for a large stock of bogs
as afforded by the: river low-grounds, and other iorest, con
taining nearly eight hundred acres, while an extensive mea
dow, either for hay fflf jasturage of cattle and horses, e*n be
made in the valley of Deriseau creek with no other trouble
than a fence. The whole place is well watered and healthy.
Persons wishing to cultivate » grain farm, near a good mar
ket, are invited to examine the premises. The lease will be
long enough to give tenants all the c<i»forts of a permanent
' *' Byingtou, at Beulah, C«W give information of the
The lease will probably be renewed at the end ot j
V * D. C. BARROW, j-
w. McKinley.
Lexington. l-4th Sept., 1838. 35 tf
err Tee Federal Uaiot will publish this until fofbid.
• D. CLriB. * W. MeK.
AFX RONS VIVANN.
.undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
5 — crallv, that he ha3 aud intends to keep eoi,-
glectecl assortment cf Conteclionary,
i.ySar. -
He therefore hope
age.
Milledgeville, November 6, 1838.
L. A. YOUNG.
43 tf
CFNFBAIi AGENCY.
IHE undersigned renews the offer of liis services to his
friends and the public, in the transaction of a Genera l
Ahknct in this place. He will attend to the renewal ol
A TEACHER R ANTER.
4HE Trustees of the Pleasant Grove Acuuemy are desi
rous of engaging the services of some gentleman pos
sessing a good English and Classical Education, to take charge
of said-Academy, as early as possible. For further informa
tion call upon tiic subscriber at liis residence.
W. H. CAtiaELS, Secretary.
Pleasant Grove, Decatur Co., Ga., Dec. --5 1638—43 4t
N EOitG1 A, JONES COUN f Y~ ~
me for letters of ad-
eotate of Wilkin
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors ol said deceased, to be aud appear
al my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any t!:ty have, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand'at office,-January 8th. 1638.
II Jan. 15.—52 5t CHARLES MACARTHY. c. c. o.
or fur-
season.
LEWIS GRAVES.
Madison. January 15,1839.
iTOl'ICE.—Lost or mislaid bv the subscriber, three notes
(COPIES.)
Twelve monlhs afterdate I promise to pav Jesse Pve Uf
bearer, fifty-seven dollars,for value received," this 2d tfav
December, 1
(Signed) ZACHAR1AII ESTE*.
Twelve months nft rr date I promise lo pay Samuel Be tv
or benrer, thirteen dollars, (cents not recollected) tor v«fu*
received, this 2d day of December. 1035.
(Signed) ZACHARIAH ESTES.
It appearing to the Court, that Jesse Pve was in the
1 po»--
TW
JL v of hand for thirty dollars each, and one for twentv-tvvo
dollars, made by Henry J. Arnold, payable to the undersign
ed or bearer, on the 25th December, 1836, and dated on tlie ,
24ili of February, 1638, bearing interest from date if uot \ at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cauefe, j
aid. Tlie maker of said notes is hereby uotified 1 if anv they have, why said letters should not be granted. j
T
Bask, for the customary fee or One Dollar for each renew- 1 \ Pistol, ana now the possession ot the subscriber liv-
sl • also, to tire km ,"nf) forwardiiHr Grants, for Flt'TT | mg m Hancock county, on tne ffieitield road to bparta, which
punctually paid
not to pay said notes tq^any other person except the under
signed; and all persons are cautioned not to trade for said
notes, as the same are the property of the subscriber, aud wiil
be established accoiding to law.
GEORGE F. PONDER.
Madison, Jan. 7, 1839. 52 3t
EORGI XT JOXES'eOUNTY.
administration de bonL
ges, late of said county, deceased :
These are therefore to cite ami admonish all and singular
Whereas Nathaniel Griggs applies to me for letters oj-
ils non on the estate of John W. Brid
cause be shown to the contrary.
A true extract from tlie minutes. September 3<1, 1838.
FRANCIS TIIOMAS, Clerk. I
Sept. 25,T83 a . 37 1116m >
GEORGIA, l.MEirruM fount).
November Teim of the Court of Ordinary.
O N the application of Edward Bryan, the administrator !
on the estate of Simeon Eiiinston,deceased, tor letters i
of dismission—It is ordered, that after six months publics- I
tioti of this rule in the .'joiiihern Recorder, that fie be filial- j-sessiou of two promissory Notes nsnde b. Zachnriah Estes
Iv dismissed from said administratorship, unless sufficient ; which are lost or mislaid, so that the same cannot fie found J-
cause be shown to the contrary ; for which ail tire kindred ] and having filed copies under oath of the same It is order-
and creditors are cited mid admonished to Kike notice. j rd, that the said Zachariub show cause on or before sh*
Given under my hand this (iih of November, 18i;M. j first diri of the next teim of this Court, why the said copies
Nov. 20—44 iiifiui FRANCIS THOMAS, Clerk. ! should uot be established in lien of the lost originals; and
EORGIA, THOMAS~COUNTY. that service of ibis rule tre pcrfeetetl by publication in a
AT Whereas SUaebrach E. Dicky applies tome for letters P" 1 ’ 1 !? P« ef,e 0,1 ‘^ n n "“- tl ' for four months, or served pef-r
of dismission from the estate of Feeuruk J. W. Alkison, laie i *“.‘ n . a,, - v "•«"*•»* 11 P'" 1 ,'“« «*»«! Zachuriah, before tb«*
of said county. deceas.-J— I s.Hmg of the ..extic-rn.oflffis Court. _
These are therffore t?» cite and admouisdi all and singular j T A. »ihhi v\ Li Plainrtff’g Allornev.
the kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to be aud appear ; ruc it am under tuv band.
! U 31. B. CARTER, Clerk.
granted. I IW, ' m her * 44 m4m
Given under my hand, at office, this 4th September, 1836,
neill McKinnon, c. c. o.
Sent. 18. 35 mfim
GEORGIA, llnncock (oiuMj.
I NFERIOR CihJRT snttiog for ordinary pnrpo
Monday, bib November, IfffiO—Present ‘tlieir he
honors,
G EORGIA, ELBERT COUNTY.—William Koebuek i Richard S. Hardwick, \\ bitfield Thomas, and Joseph Be
of said county, having, as the law in such cases requires, : Gonder, Justices,
shown lo the Court that he was on the first day of January, j It appearing to the Court that James \V. Simmons, ad-
eiglitcenhundred and thirty-eight,legally and in his own right, ! ministrator, Ac., of James SiniUions, dec’d , has fully an#
possessed of a certain promissory Note, in substance as ibl* } faithfully udmmi.-terei! said’evinte, and discharged the trust
lows, to wit: ; reposed in Itim: It is oitiered, thai a citation iu this behalf'
$60. By the 25?h day of December next, I jiromise to pay i do issue and be published in the Southern Recorder for the
William Roebuck, or bearer, sixty dollars for value received. ! trim i>f six momhs; and that the said James W. i^immnne--
tlie kindred and creditnnvof said deceased, to be and appear ! tills £5tli day of Juij", 1835. j be thereupon d scharged from all liability as administrator^.
1; also, to tlie taking out and forwarding Grants, for Flr’TT
CeWTS earii.
(LT 1 Letrers encloaiog money and Notes (post paid) will
meet with proujat-a^tention.
JOHN R. ANDERSON.
Milledgeville, Janua-y 1, 1839. v 51 2mtP
x^tkayEIT trom the subscriber.
Jt-
thc owner can have by proving 13c property, and paying for
this advertisement. BENJ. HARPER,
January 1], 1639. 52 4t
TRIO all concerned, ninety days trom date, we will apply to
^ ■ the honorable Inferior Court of Hancock cou ity, when
tlie first dav 01 April j sitting for ordinary purposes, for five Commissioners to divide
_ last, a bright bay horse, sevenor eight years old, oftlie tbe estate of Thomas Mason, Sen., late of Hancock county,
common height, his hind foot white, and he li s a small white deceased. Ti^JMAS MASON, ; ,
mark on the right shoulder, and he is what is termed a stump- JOHN M. MA6CN, J * Artni rs
sucker. Should this notice meet the eye of any Clerk «f the January 15. 1839. 52 3m
Inferior Court, or Justice of the Peace, they will confer a
at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 5th dav of j an., 1839.
Jan. 15—52 5t CHARLES MACARTHY r c. C. o.
NEW HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
JVti. 16. Peart street, Charleston, S. C.
W M. RANKIN. DUKYEE, 5c Co. (hue W111. Rankin
&. Co.) manufacturers of the above articles, at New
ark, (N. J.) Lave, in connection with siamuel E. Sproulls, es
tablished a branch of tlieir house in Charleston, under tlie
firm of W.H. .lia.-wu.v, SPKOL LLS A Co., who wiil keep com
as aforesaid, unless good cause be shown to the rontrarv.-
? nbd) GEORGE LAURENCE.
That said note has never been paid oti to the
Roebuck, or any ollie. person by his consent or
or within liis knowledge, and that the sr.id note is
Ordered by tile Court, that the said George Laurence appear j
at the next term of this Court, and show Cause (it any he bas) |
why the above copy shall not be substituted in lieu of the said J « YT-, Y*
note, so lost. And that a copy ol tins Rule be servea upon 1 , , ’ v - '
the said George Laurence according to law. ■ w |
AMOS W HAMMOND Att’y. Pro Movrant. J M>RT Execufrix of l Bill of Injunction. *8,
It appe-iriug to tbe Court that \V illiaui iA*»ebuck obtained » ^j • j \ f
aafil William j These are therefore locite nod admoi ish nil j-rersons inter-
ir ptrstissiuD, j ested iu tue estate of suid dec’d , to file tlieir objections (if
is lost: j an.') i:t mv office, on or before the day limited above.
Given under my 1mm! at office, this 6th November, 183$..
Nov. 13—13 tn6ra HENRY ROGERS, Clerk.
favor on the subscriber, by directing-a. letter to him, at Ches-
cutGrove, (formorly Maisliall's Kerry,) P. O., Upon county,
Georgia. BENJAMIN F. TORBERT.
Nov. 6, 1838—42 SamSm
premsses.
the term.
03“ Sampson DtfGGAK, Esq., ef Lagrange, and Wm. M. _ . . . -
LATlMEK, Esq., of Troup county, are the authorized ageuts . if any they have, why said lowers should uot be granustL-
of the Larder, anti will receive and receipt lor aoy money Given under my ^nd. at office tkis Uffi rf Augnst 1638.
*re tii* establiahmmu ialhat ooumy- I ciURX^S -iAL AR TH k. cs t. o.
J%iu*ry 1.3, LW9-,
G E iRGIA, JONEti COUNTY.
Wheheas Francis Fickiing, executor of John Holli
day, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission—
These arc therefore to cite aud admonish- ail and singular
the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
»t my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show
JkO£- 9L.
»l—mtm
a Rule Xi. Si. against George Laurence, to shuwcauoe at the
’ J said Rule,
which was
George
if i-Bill
thatH
FitucrittM Moctlst,
Pasiponcd Sale. | Court, tliat the said Rule ni. si. be published in the Augusta ! „f
M ORGAN SHERIFF S SALE—Will be soU on the { Cfirouicle & rzentinel, or Southern Recorder, fer three tnonti.*,
first Tuesday in February next, before tlie Com t-house before the next term of this Court.
d«or in the town of Madison, Motgan comity, between the j True copy from the minutes of the Superior Coon of EI>
usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: bert county, September Term, 183A
One sorrel horse ; levied on as tlie property of Stephen “ ' 1
M. Akics, ta, satisfy a fi. fa. in favor ot John S. Lucas, w. j December 18.1838.
StepheH M. Akins aud William Akins, security. j
Own Tomlin, dee d., and
Hcgh N. CrawyoAd.
I T appearing to the Court, that Hugh N. Crawford I'etid'V
beyond tire limits of this Suite, it is therefore nz rerad.
, - that service of said Injunction be perfected, bv publication of
' . a * this rule once a month for six moatiis, in one of the public ga*
BENJAMIN SMITH, Clerk.
4« uffiaa
> Bill of InjancMoa, tat.
Stephe
Nov. 20.—45 ids
. security
LEWIS GRAVES, Sh’ff.
A LL persons having demands against the estate of Aaroa
■ w Smitii, deceased. lsteoS Hancock county, will present
1 3 HE Debtors and Creditors if lstiuiael Harwell, de- them in terms of the law; anti those indented-to-the estate,
. ceased, are requested to present their
their debts to tbs undrisigued within the time
law. JAS- A. MEKLWE7 HE
JaA. 4t.I|39i.
elaima, and pay - wiil come forward aud make imme. lisle payment,
te prescribed by 1 C1NC1NATUS SMITH*?
HER, Adre’r. j ROBERT M SMITH, 5
32 6t f Jsa.9, 1839
Ex’csm:
Si m
James W. Yarbrocgb, tc
Jacob J- Hollixgswoath. ,
It shearing, that James W. YartrongE reside* ant
limits of the State, and Aar Jacob J. kiellingswonp caonef-
h* found, it is therefore ordered, Aat service of said biQ be
perfected, by publication of this sale once a atdnth fee sus
.mouths, in one of tbe public gmutes of this Sehte.
Tne mwm takon from the minutes *f tbe Sapariar CenMP
of Tutastd oeuatv. trgtfnalat Tank. 188*.
Ces.l^-» mMsm A-NICHDLiON. CUsR.
