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BY G R1EVE & ORME. ]
MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1839.
r NO. 6—VOL. XX.
tCF* The Recorder is published weekly, on Hancock i rjlHE late firm of Slade & Giddings, is this day. By
street, nearly oppositethe Masonic Hal!, at Three Dollars mutual consent, dissolved. All persons indebted to
per annum, payable in advance, or Four Dollars, if not j said firm, are requested to call at the Store of Dan’l. Slade,
paid before the end of the year. ■ ami settle the same immediately, as no lunger indulgence can
Advertisements conspicuously inserted ntthe usual rates. | be given Dec. 25, 1838.—50 tf
Those sent without a specification of the number of insertions,
will be puhlislied until ordered out. and charged accordingly.
Sales of land and negroes, by Administrators, Executors, o;
FOR SAB.K,
^ PLAN f AT ION in the 3 J District of Baker county,
- - , , ' c _ , I -*-• on toe waters of the Chii kasahatchee creek, containing
Guardians, are required by law to be.ietd on the hr»t .Tuesday | 500 acres of good Land, nearly 200 acres cleared and under
good fence. There is on the place a good new gin house,
gin and gear, an excellent small house anil kitchen, and doub
le pen dwelling house, good negro cabins and stables, and a
well of good water. Any one desirous to look at the proper
ty. will find the owner there during the winter months.
Nov. 27,1838—45 20t 1) C. BALDWIN.
in the mouth between the hours often in the forenoon and
three in the'afternoon, at the Court-house of the county in
which the property is situate.—Notices of these sales must be
given in a public gazette sixty days previous to the day of sale.
" Notices for the Vile of personal property must be given in
like manner, FORTY days previous to the day of sale. Also,
notice to the debtors and creditors of an estate must be publish
ed for FORTY days.
Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordina
ry for leave to sell lan 1, must be published for four months.
J All business in the line of printing, will meet with prompt j
Sttei.tion at the RECORDER OtElCE.
Letters (on business) must be post-paid.
rr-p Our readers, in requesting the direction of their paper j
changed from ouc Post Olff-e to another, a>e desired, in every (
instance, in making such requests, to inform us as well of the j
name of the Post Office /ran w'tich they desire it changed, as j
that to which they may thereafter wish it seut. _____ I
' NOTICK.
A LL persons indebted tome by note or open account, are
requested to call and settle by the first ot January next, J
or they will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection. 1
JAMES T. LANE.
December 4. 1838 ^6 ti j
A LL persons having demands against the estate ol \\ il- ,
liain H. Mathis, late of Putnam county, deceased, will J
lire*ent them in terms of the law.
Jan. 14, 1839.—1 fit JOHN IT. CLARK, Adin’r. i
~fiT LI, persons having demands against the estate of Ma-j
J\_ rv Thomas, late of Pulaski county, deceased, will pre- !
sent them in terms ol the law.
JACOB WATSON, 1 v , j
DANIEL J. THOMAS, $ rs '
Jan. 10. 1839 1 6t j
* kkw HAIL AiSKA.YGKJiKiVS’*.
'^NjSEv’a HP UK subscriber respectfully aunnnn-
M iwsfyjk JL res to the public, that he has in full j
#. operation a Line of Four Horse Coach-\
t-s, front Athens, via Withinsvilie, Madison, to Katonton, j
and hack, 3 times a week, leaving and returning ns follows: ;
Leaving Athens on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, j
at (i o’clock, A. M.. and arriving at Eatonton at C o’clock
1’. M., on the same days. - 1
Leaving Eatonton on Mondays, Wednesdays and T ri-;
davs, at 0 o’clock. A. M., and arriving iu Athens at (i
o'clock P. M., same davs.
H. X. WILLSON, Contractor.
March 27 HI tf
B ostwick &
sell my House
Milledgeville. Dei
B
TlOUGlll to .la
A N ACT to provide for the call of a Contention to rednee
the number of the General Assembly of the State of
Georgia, and for other purposes therein named.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa
tives of the State of Georgia in General Assembly met. aud it is
hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That the first Mon
day in April, eighteen hundred and thirty nine, be, and the
same is hereby designated and set apart as the day on which
the citizens of Georgia, qualified to vote for members of the
Legislature, shall, at the several places proscribed by law for
bolding such elections, vote for delegates to represent diem
in Convention, in number equal to their representation is both
branches of tile General Assembly, according to the ln*t cen
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.
TtriTTVAxTo J I .1 . , ; Sec. 2 And be it further enacted. That it shall be the duty
• 1 - J , arc ’ uy an torize 0 of such managers to transmit to his Excellency the Governor,
P ace ' ... i the result of said elections under the laws now of force con
ducting, managing and certifying elections of members of the
NOTICK.
50 tf
Muscog
uiily. Geo., on tne j General Assembly, as aforesaid, within ten days after sucli
81I1 day of January last, a negro man named Peter j election; whereupon it is made the duty of his Excellency
Monjiok, who says that he is a free man, and was horn in
Havana; hut he has no evidences of his freedom with him.
Peter Monroe is about 41 years old, 5 feet 10 inches high,
ol a yellow complexion, speaks very broken, and weighs
1 GO pounds, wears rings in his cats. I would suppose
the Governor, to issue his Proclamation declaring the result
of such election, by notifying the individuals severally elected
to represent the good people of Georgia iu Convention, as
contemplated by this Art.
Sec. 3. Anil be it further ntar.teel. That every citizen of the
A CARD.
T HE undersigned has removed from Dublin to Perry,
Houston county, Ga.,cohere all subsequent comm uniea-
tions tojmn will be addressed. ELI WARREN.
Perry, January 22, 1839.
LAW NOTICK.
T HE snbscribers have associated themselves iii the prac
ticed the Law. under the firm of Warren fc Scar
borough. They will regularly attend the Courts in thecoua-
ties of Laurens, Twiggs, Pulaski, Dooly. Decatur, Thomas,
Lowndes, Ware, Appling, Telfair and Irwin, of the Southern—
Bibb, Crawford, Houston and Macon, of the Flint—Early,
Stewart, Randolph, Baker, Lee, Sumter and Marion, of the
Chattahoochee, and Wilkinson of the Orinulgee Circuit.—
Their office is at Perry, Houston county, Ga., wlieie one of
them may at all times he found.
ELI WARREN.
JAMES J. SCARBOROUGH.
LEONIDAS KING.
References.
Charleston—Messrs. Miller, Ripley A Co.; Granniss, White
& Co.; Harral, Hare A Co.; Mr. Samuel W. Boag.
yne-York—Mr. Win. II. Young, house of F. J. Couant &
Co.; Messrs. Smith, Wright, Harral it Co.
New-Ark—Mr. Charles Taylor.
Savannah—Mr; G. Ii. Hendrickson ; Messrs. N. B. & H.
NOTICE 1
TXTE have on hand m tne Penitentiary, at quantity o:
» v Carriage. Gig, Sulky, and Buggy Harness, of good
j quality. Also, twojiorse and roa Iwnguii Harness, and lirst-
1 rate Saddles and Bridles—all uf which we will sell low for
from Ids brogue that he is from the lower part of the State j who has attainedthVageof'twiuty five'yearsrandbeen anin
oi fe'Mith (_nivlitin. ilie owner, if any, is requested to j habitant of this Stale tliree years, immediately preceding ilie
•ome forward and prove property, or he will be sold for day of election, and who shall have resided one year in the
United States shall be eligible to a seat in said Convention, ! Weed; Wimberly It Jones.
Macon—Messrs. Elias Beall & Co.; Hamiltou & Reynolds.
juii fees. X. M. C. ROBINSON, Jailor
Aug. 14, 1S33—30 tl of Muscogee Co
county for which he shall be elected.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That each member re
turned as duly elected, shall, previous to taking his seat in
said Convention, take the following Oath or affirmation, viz:
Laurens County—-Hon. George M Troup
Glynn County—Hon. Thomas Butler King.
Greenes!,oro'—H011. William C. Dawson.
Ferry—Messrs. McGehee &: Felder.
January 22, 1839. 1 8t
fCT" The Chronicle A: Sentinel, Augusta, Georgian, Savan-
ill each give the
their accounts for
| payment. W. & S.
General Assembly thereof, and that I have been a citizen of j \ TbUNK was left at McCnmb s Tavern in MiUeclgw-
n. ville, on the 24tli December last, lurtne purpose ot liav-
Al\ KOX8 VIVANS.
T HE , I '. ,ndersi " 11 ^ 1 respectfully informs bis friends and tlie j I do solemnly swear that I will not attempt to add to or take j „aii, and'Christian’lndexTvrasit’i^nbu'wi'
S. 1 S a ne -M , he i ,as ,nt T^ to ke ?«’ COr *' ! lr0,, .‘ tl,e constitution, or attempt to change or alter any other i a b«ve eight weekly insertions, and forward t
st'intiy ou Inihi, a well se.ected assortment ot Coulecluuiary, j sec tion, clause, or article ot the Constitution ot the State of J nnvimoit
Cordials, \\ foes, Liquors, Ac., Ac. j Georgia, other than those touching the representation in the
In the rear of the house will be found his Bar, which will
be surpassed by none, ns regards neatness, good order, atten- ; this State for the last three vears. so help me God. And any !
tion, and most choice Liquors, riegars, Ac. j person elected to a seat in said Convention, who shall refuse ; ln ? u sent tn Eatonton, Ga., but inadvertently it was put on
He therefore hopes to meet w ith a share of public patron- to take the oath aforesaid, shall not be allow ed to take his seat tl,e a,n S e without being way-billed, and has taken a wrong ill-
age. L. A. YOUNG. j in said Convention. I ruction. It is a common seal skin or nair trunk, about three
Milledgeville, November 6, 1838. 43 tf Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That the members of said ! IVet and a llalf lon fe r - al,d OIle antl a half'broad, with the hasp
Convention shall assemble on the first Monday in May, after ! ver > Ioose - aud a lar g e nal1 <lrove in tl,e u,ltldle ol u ' A,, - v
their election, at Milledgeville, in the Hepresenla ive Chain- i person find mg a trunk answering the above description, would
her of the Slate House, for the purpose of entering upon and ! dowe11 to open it, as my name is on several instruments of
cunsumating the gieat objects of their convention, to wit: a
reduction and eqalizatiou of the General Assembly; shall
have power to prescribe their own rules and forms 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
Due, on the corner ol Loony mid First Streets, convenient. I which such Convention shall assemble.
| Sec. fi. And be it further enacted. That it shall be the duty
! of his Excellency the Governor, to give publicity to the al
terations and amendments made iu the Constitution in refer-
tnber fi, 1838.
TVarriiansc and Commission iiu.*-iticw<.
71 411L undersigned bog leave to inform the public, that
jbey have connected themselves together for tiiinact-
ing a Watehmise and Commission Business in the City of
Macon, under the firm of Hamilton i& Reynolds. Their
\T arrlumse is now being erected, and will be completed in
all ol September, ready for the reception of hardware and
merchandise. Its location is near the head of Cotton Ave-
m the corner of Cherry and First Streets, convenient
to tin* most business part of the town, and very secure
from the risk of fire. The undersigned will devote their
cash. Persons who will purchase by the quantity, can get
them so as to make a profit ou them. Alt articles ui ule here
warranted to be good.
THOS. W: ALEXANDER, P. K.
Milledgeville. Feb. 12, 1839: * 4 4t
fw THE PI as.se.
D R. CHARLES L. RIDLEY having rented the Hills
boro’ Hotel, f'ormwrly occupied by John '•"■ C. Towns,
in the town of Hillsboro', takes this method of informing the
public, that his house is undergoing thorough repair, and will
shortly he open for the reception of company. He promises
his Bar shall be furnished with the best of liquors; his Ta
bles with all the comforts of the country, and his .-^tables with
an attentive hostler and plenty of provender. He also has
engaged the services of Mr. Wesley Snell, as barkeeper,
whose exclusive attention will be devoted to the Hotel; and
flatters liimsell from the well known merit of Mr. Snell, to
merit and receive a liberal public patronage.
Dr. Ridley also is pleased to inform the citizens of the
place and its vicinity, that he has returned to his old stand
and resumed the practice of Medicine, in all ol its various
branches. Since he left the neighborhood, he has had great
experience and success in the practice Generally, but more
particularly in the branches of Midwifery aud Siurgery, in
which lie tr -ly believes he has no superior. He lias also bad
much experiffice in the Venerial disease, and considers iien
tirely under the control of uiedicit^kuml lias neveV failed to
cure the worst of cases. He deem^it unnecessary to say
morejto those who are so well acquainted with h—1. Fault
lies by the year, as usual, will be undertaken upon very mod
erate terms. February 5. 1839—4 TOt
writing which would identify it as niy property. A liberal . . -
reward will be given for its recovery, and any information j ’ action an carriage
thankfully received. ROBERT J. WYNN.
Eatonton, February 12, 1839. 4 3t
; host individual nnil undivided attention to any business . „ , , , , r ,
I 1-1 c 1 1 - .1 - in, 1 eneeto the reduction ot the number of members composing
ivlncli tnav L-I* Cimtiiled to their care, and wtl be prepared ,j,„ I . , , 1, ■ ... . , 1 a
. -... . , ’ 1 . , * tne t»eneral Assembly; ami the lit st Monday in October next.
I to make liberal alliances on cotton stored with them. | „fter the rising «f said Convemioq, he shall fix on for the rati-
1 hey 11 ill also attend -tlie 11y to the sa.e of any cotton con- j fication, hv the people, ot such amendments, alterations, or
filled to their cure, and will in all cases use their best cl- ; new articles, as they may make forthe objects of reduction
forts to obtain the highest market prices. They will make ■ and equalization of the General Assembly only : and if rati-
jWTOTICE.—All persons having demands against the es-
1 1 tale of Sherrod Sessions, deceased, are requested to pre-
senttliem within the time prescribed by law ; and all persons
indebted to said estate, ure required to make immediate pay
ment. SILAS FLOYD, > ^ .
JOHN J. LONG, j XBr "
Feb. fi, 1839 4 fit
Trauby’s fifth season in America.
T RAN BY will stand the season of 1839. at the stable of
George B. ll>R>i»rtsou, at the Central Course, Macon,
Ga., at $80 paid within the season, guoo out ot the season.
The season will commence the 15th ol February, and dose
the first of July. Good pasturage furnished gratis, and
mares fed without stint at 50 cents per day.
Tranby, now rising tbirteeu years old, is a beautiful rich
dapple bay without white, except a small ring round the coro
net of his near hind foot, full 15j hands high, ot fine bone,
great length, substance, beauty and power, and of unsurpass- !
ed action and carriage. His racing performances prove that
he possesses very fine spied, hut his excellency was untiring
NOTiCK.
T HE subscriber will sell on reasonable terms, the Lots o f |
Land below enumerated, by application to him in Mad
i«nn, Morgan cotmtv. either m person or by letter. 1 /• r .1 . 1 -1 - -
Lot No. 252, 9th" District foriueily Wilkinson, now Telfair, i ll,0 . , ’ t ‘ sl a ' ra '>gcm.*iits possible lot learning the earliest in- I fl ™ b > a majority of the voters win, vote on the question of
.. « 4 t ], •< « ‘ Henry, “ Fayette I telligeiice f,0111 foreign markets; and will always chceiful-
*< “ 155,27th “ 2d Se :-,on the line nf Gilmer and j <y impai r any intelligence thus obtained tn their planting
Murray. i and mercantile friends. The undersigned being planters
And 2 unimproved acre LoLs. in the suburbs of the town i themselves, will feel their interest nearly allied to the j menta | article t)le formation or amendments of the Con
planting interest. In conclusion, the undersigned would ventiuu, that each County of the State now organized or laid
inly add further, that they will he prepared to attend to ] out, or which may hereafter be created by law. shall he enti-
•verv branch of business connected with the warehouse nnd I tied to at least one Representative in the Representative
commission; such as receiving cotton on storage, for sale, ; branch ot theGeneral Assembly. The .Senate shall becom-
r to ship to other markets, receiving and forwarding ! P«sed offorty-sixmembersonly, from forty Senatorial Dis-
croods ti, country merchants fiiliuv onTers &c. Ac.—to ! tricts, composed ol two contiguous Counties; and in the event
all ,.f which they will promise tlmt their best attention | of l, . lc crc>ado " of W“ w County, it shall be added to some
shall be given to promote the interest of those who may i c m«{gaous Senatonal District; and that the said Convention
0 . * . | . . ., _ 'sliallnotdi.sturbtheFeileralbasis.tnapportioniiigtheiepre-
r fore teeth project out in front, and lip does not cover them ! patronize them. Any luvnrs received the line ol out sentation in the General Assembly of the State of Georgia.
■11. Said Wilson Freeman was confined in jail for the of- ! business, will he duly appreciated.
of Covington. Newton county
Oct. 10, 1838—39 tf
|otnit:g Erwin nnd others.
HENRY KIRBY.
1 i Mil REWARD.—A reward of one hundred dollars
typ lx rvf will be paid to any person who will apprehend
and deliver to the Sheriff of Seriven county, a man by the j
name of WILSON FREEMAN, who has broken Jail in Jack-
sonboro’, Seriven county. Said Freeman is about 21 or 22
vears of age, and 5 feet, or perhaps a little more, in height, is
« man of light complexion, 1,air of a dark sandy color, his up
per
well
‘ Ratification" or “ No Ratification.” then and in that event,
the alterations so bv them made and ratified, shall be bindim*
on the people of this State, and not otherwise.
Sgc. 7. And be it further enacted, Thai it shall be a funila-
fence of murder, and broke jail on the 4th day. at night, of
December, 1838. MARY O CONNER. |
December 25, 1838. 4'» 3m j Without intending
friends who ur
COVINGTON" KK.HAKE SK.TiaNAKY. j menus win) are now
fBIlIE Trustees mke great pleasure inaijiumncitig to their j sion business iu this city, we would respectfully recommend
JL friends and the public, 1l1.1l this institution will go into | ,} 1R .,| >ovr , gentlemen to our former patrons
operation on the first Monday in January, under Hie super- j wo ,.|hy of their confidence. Thevbeiu
in tend cnee of the Rev. S. M vrTt-uv. who came highly re
commended, mid is a graduate of Middleburv Collage, Ver-
1111,lit, and was in tile. U’eslviin University one year. '1 he j llU '
Rev. S. Mattison has been teaching several years in Female j
Institutions; and from his long experience, iu teaching nnd
I Sec 8. And be it further enacted. That so soon as this Act
WILLIAM HAMILTON, j shall have passed, his Excellency the Governor he, and he is
WILLIAM REYNOLDS. j hereby required to cause it to be pulilished in the Gazettes of
disparage t lie claims oil hose of our this State, once a week until the day fixed on by this art forthe
i ,r ed in the warehouse and con,mis- 1 election of Delegates to said Convention ; as well.as the tium
fori,ids that
-ver, trust tl
business, will secure to 1
rm a
liber
his high literary attainments, the Truslees feel confident that |
they will, under his superintendence, raise the character of .
(Iieir School to that ol any similar one iu the South. Every 1
branch of science will lie taught that is taught in the best !
Female Schools in the South. ’The rates fit i nit,oil are j
customary. Board can lie procured in respectable families j
in our village. Books ami Stationary emi tie had in the v il - !
luge. McAl.t.EN BATTS, Secretary. 1
V. S—Music on the piano forte wiilbe taught by an ex- j
perienred hand. j
Covington, llrli December, 1333. 47 Ot j
Til8-: NSJSNTKIBER
T S NOW receiving a supply of articles ill his line, rare j
fully selected, aud warranted lobe ot tlie best quality j
He offers them for sale it, the confidence that they cannot be |
surpassed in this market; a few of the leading articles are 1
enumerated: Segars. Cognac Brandy, Champuvgiie Brandy, !
Jamaica Ruin, Hnltau 1 Gin, Motionjrulieta Whiskey. Peach j
Brandy, Apple Brand’’. Mtoteira Champaigne, Tenerill’e
mold Port V/iue, Cheese, Cordials, Crackers, Sperm and Tal
low Candles, Table Salt, a variety ol Preserves, Pickles,
Snufl', Playing Cards, a variety of Candies, f
July 24.1033.—27 tf
...her to which each County shall be entitled in said Convention,
i ami friends us I according to the apportionment of members of the General
, . V I Assembly, to be made under the late Census, taken and re
tire. 1 hey being our relatives, dell- , Illrned a tf r j n „ t l, e pfPW ..,t year.
should sa\ more 111 then fawn; we, | Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That tlie Delegates tosaid
tin ir strict and diligent attention to ; Convention be paid at and afierthe same rates tlmt the mem-
linre of public pa- j bers of the General Assembly n»w receive; and that liis Ex
cellency the Governor be reqnested to draw his Wurrunton
the Treasurer for tlie 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.
JOSE PH DAY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
CHARLES DOUGHERTY,
President of the Seuata.
Assented to 26t.li December. 1838.
GEORGE It. GILMER, Governor.
E. HAMILTON,
J. R. HAYES.
NOTICK.
S EALED proposals will be received by tlie Clerk of the
Inferior Court of Greene county, until the first day of
March next, for the building of a Jail, a plan of which may
be seen by applying to the Clerk of said Court.
THOMAS STOCKS, j
WILLIAM CONE, ^ JusdcCfc
C 'l BORGIA, JONES COUNTY.
Jf Whereas William Campbell applies for letters of ad
ministration on the estate of William Bird, late of --ones
county, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish al and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at iny 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 28th January, 1839.
Feb. 5—4 5t ‘ CHARLES MACAKTHY, e. c. o.
G eorgia, newton county.
Whereas Green B. Osborn. Gideon Ballard and Ma
ry Ballard app'y tome for letters of administration on the es
tate of Phillip Ballard, lateof said county, deceased;
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
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 8th February, 1839.
Feb. 12—4 5t* A. AY. EVANS,D. e. c. O-
Grecncihorn'. 17 tl
JAMES W GODKIN,
ABRAM PERKINS, j
January, 1839.
1 6t
<of Turpentine, Almonds,Olives, Capers,Catsup, Gunpowder
Tea,Smoking acd Chewing Tobacco, Figs, Nutmegs, Lemons,
and Apples, Smoked Beef, Bologna Sausages, Ac. Ac.
Also, 20 boxes and half boxes oi' Raisins, of the new crop, all ;
xsf which will he sold at a moderate profit for cash.
Oct. 20,1838.—40 tf N. B. JU1IAN.
' PRINTING OFFICE FOB SALE. j
T HE subscriber, desirous of turning his aitention to other :
pursuits, offers for sale the establishment of the South- :
Khn Advocate, located in Sandersville, Ga. Connected !
with the office is all necessary materials for printing a small I
paper. The press is large enough to print an imperial sheet, j
and there is a sufficient quantity of t\ pe for a large paper. It i
will be disposed of on very accommodating terms: and to a
man that would cariy on the paper in this place, unusual ad- j
vantages will be offered.
Letters on the subject addressed to the subscriber, Sanders- j
ville, Ga., will be promptly attended to.
A. G. WARE.
Sandersville. January 5,1839. J 52 tf
T RAYED or stolen from the lot of the subscriber, about j
the first of April last, a young bay mare, live years old. 1
with a star in her face, site works well, also on the 25th day
x,f December last, was stolen or strayed from the lot ot the |
Burrell Jordans, in the county of Pulaski, a <tud borsedark I
bay, works well, five years old. any information respecting
oaid horses, will he thankfully received; aud if stolen, fifty
dollars to bring the thief to justice.
LEWIS C. HOLLAND.
Monticcllo. Jasper conntv, Jan. 21. 1838. 2 lm
V O j.SHY,-—•Tins ilioruugbbred and first rate racer, will
stand the approaching spring season in Madison, Mor
gan com,tv, under the direction of the undersigned. For fur
ther particulars see bills, which will appear in due season.
LEWIS GRAVES.
IZl.d©IY’S H4JTE*,
’ now opened for the reception of Boarders
and Travel lers. at ihe tavern formerly oc-
copied by Mrs. N. J. God win, as the Globe Ho-
1|»« t SJg tel. The house is admirably situated, inthe cen-
lre ,,fthe city of Milledgeville, and well adapt
ed for the convenience of visiters. It has been thoroughly re-
paired’and refitted, aud rendered as commodious and comfort
able as possible. The table is well supplied with the best
el OH, Spirits the country affords; the bar is furnished with choice liquors,
and other necessaries; the stables are well prepared, and in
the care of an experienced and careful hostler. No pains will
lie spared to render all who call, comfortable and well accom
modated.
Milledgeville, January 22, 1839. 1 tf
rSIIIE subscriber is a candidate for Clerk of the riuperior
fi and Inferior Courts of Morgan county, at the election on
the first Monday in January next.
’HIRAM PENDERGRASS.
January 29.1839. 2 tf
NOTICK TO NIIDEJIAKERI.
WANTED immediately by the subscriber, eight «r ten
» y first rate workmen, to whom will be given good wages
and constant employment. HENRY BANKS
McDonough, Henry county, Gn.,Feb. I, 1839. 3 4t
ONE R!'.\URE» HOKIiARS REWARD.
R ANAWAY from the subscriber on the 20th December
last, a Negro man by the name of Peter, about five feet
seven or eight inches high, of dark complexion, smooth skin,
and one front upper tooth out, full eyed, thirty years old, and
is supposed to have obtained ajiass. Tlie above reward will
be given for the delivery of said negro, and detection of the
TASI.E
Shoiring the Representation of Ihe several Counties of
this State hg the late act of apportionment.
Appling,
Baker,
Baldwin,
Bibb,
Bulloch,
Butts,
Burke,
Bryan,
Campbell,
Carroll,
Cobb,
Cass,
Columbia,
Crawford,
Coweta,
Chatham,
Clark,
Cherokee,
C amden,
Dade,
Decatur,
DeKalh,
Dooly,
Early,
Effingham,
Elbert,
Emanuel,
Fayette,
Floyd,
Forsyth,
Franklin,
Gilmer,
Glynn, 1
Greene, 3
Gwinnett, 3
Habersham, 3
Hancock, 3
Heard, 2
Henry. 3
Houston, 3
Hall, 3
Harris, 3
Irwin. 1
Jones, 3
Jasper, 3
Jefferson, 2
Jackson. 3
Laurens, 2
Lee, 1
Liberty, 2
Lincoln, 2
Lowndes, 2
Lumpkin, 2
Macon, 2
Madison, 2
Marion, 2
McIntosh, 2
Meriwether, 3
Mouroe, 4
Montgomery, 1
Murray, 2
Morgan, 3
Muscogee,
Newton.
Oglethorpe,
Paulding,
Pike,
Pulaski,
Putnam,
Kabun,
Randolph.
Richmond, 3
Seriven, 2
Stewart, 3
Sumter, 2
Talbot, S
Taliaferro, 2
Tattnall, 1
Telfair, 1
Thomas, 2
Troup, 4
Twiggs, 2
Union, 1
Upson, 3
Walton, 3
Walker, 2
Ware, 1
Washington, 3
Wayne, 1
Wilkinson, 2
Wilkes, 3
Warren, 3
Total, ‘
GEORGIA, Decatur County.
W HEREAS Ezekiel Trice, Administrator of the estate
of Timothy Sanders, late of Decatur county, deceased,
having shown to the Court that lie has fully administered
said estate, havingpeti'ioned the said Court to be discharged
from his said Administration—Il is on motion by said Court
ordered, that a citation issue requiring ali persons to show
cause on the first Monday in March next, if any they have,
wliy said Ezekiel Trice should not be discharged Irom his
Administration on said estate.
A true extract from the minutes, January 15th. 1839.
A. D. SMART, c. c. o.
January 29, 1839. 2 5t
G eorgia” "tattnall county.
Whereas Joseph Coe applies to me for letters of ad
ministration upon the estate of John Holloa, late of said coun
ty, deceased;
And whereas Patrick IL Bell and George T. Gray apply
to me for letters of administration upon tiie estate of George
W. Ivins, late of said county, deceased;
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased persons, to be and
appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show
cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted
Given under 11,y hand at office, this 8th January, 1839.
Jan. 29—2 5t * WM. Vi'. TIPPINB, c. c. o.
G eorgia, oglethorpe county.
Whkiif.as Jesse Dalton applies to me for letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Hardy Bullock, late ol said
c„untv, deceased :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear
at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any they have, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office this 9ill February, 1929.
Feb. 19—5 r,t HENRY BRITAIN, c. c. o.
GKOKG9A, Oglethorpe County.
TjpOLLEl) before me by Seaborn Wilder, of the 233d dis
fi trict, G. M., one bright sorrel horse, supposed to be ten
years old next spring, with a blaze in tlie face, one white foot,
(theleft,) one glass eye, that also, tlie left; has a large sore on
his back, supposed to have been caused by the saddle, shod all
round, some appearance of gear, five feet two inches high, ap
praised by Royal M. Fleming, and Thomas II. Parks, to forty
dollars, this 30tli Januarv, 1839.
G. W. GRESHAM, J. P.
A true extract from the estrav book, this 5th February
1839. J. YvDAVENPORT, Cleik.
February 19, 1839. 5 2t
EXECniVE D2PART.1IENT, GA. J
iMlt.LEDoEVil.LE. 28th January. 1839. \
\OTIC E is hereby given to all Commissioners. Superin-
1- x leudeuts. and public Agents who have in their posses
sion money, negroes, or other property of the Slate, hertto-'
fore appropriated for the improvement o.' roads and rivers,
and who have not properly accounted for the same, to render
their accounts to the Comptroller General on or befote the
first day ol June next, to make full add detailed reports of
their operations, and to show sufficient reason, if any, why
tne money itr property in their possession should not Le appro
priated to some o. :.er object.
BENJAMIN T. BETHUXE, Sec. Ex. Dpt. 1
Jan. 29. o mam
« El,RG 1 A. MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
A-c) V, HERE,is George Daine. administrator on the estate
ot Ellinore Carter, deceased, late of said county, applies to
uie fur letters dismiss;,ry from sc id estate:
Those 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 causo,
if any they have, why said letters siioulJ not be granted.
Given under my hand at office this 11th day of Jan.,- 1339'.'
Janui ry 22—1 tnb'm JESr^E HIGGS. C. C.
GEORGIA. Oglethorpe County.
FK "O the honorable Inferior Court ot said county, while
J2L sitting fag ordinary purposes—January Term, 1839—
Present their honors John Billups, John Crawford, Thouia*
Johnson and Henry Banks. Justices.—Rule Nisi.
The petition of Wiley J. Bridges and William M. Stokes",
executors of the last will and testament of Nathaniel Bridges,
deceased, respectfully showetli. that they have fully adminis
tered the estate nf said deceased, many years since, where-
| fo e they pray this 'Honorable Court, that letters dismissory
j may he granted to them, ill terms of the law in such caxer
1 made and provided. It is therefore ordered by the C'ouri,
that the prayer of the petitioners be granted ; and that the
Clerk do issue a citation, requiring al! persons concerned tn
sliow cause, if .my vl>.-y lm ve. wl,v the said exeemors should
not be discharged. Il is further ordered, that a copy of this
rule be puhlislied in the Southern Recorder, one of the public
gazelles of this State, for the space of six mouths.
A true extract from the minutes of the Court of Ordinary
at January Term, 1839. HENRY BRITAIN, c. C. o.
January 22. - 1 U-.6m
i GEORGIA, Oglethorpe County.
|10 the honorable Inferior Court of said county, while sit
ting for ordinary purposes—January Term. 1839—Fres j
teir honors John Billups, John Crt
son auil Henry Banks. Justii e:i.— Rule
The petition nf Lewis J. Dupree, administrator upon the
estate of John Dupree, deceased, states to the Court, that he
has fully administered the estate of said deceased, wherefore
year petitioner prays this honorable Court to dischlrge him'
from his administration aforesaid. Wherefore it ia ordered
by the Court, that the Clerk issue a citation to be published
monthly for six months in the riouiheru Recorder, a public
gazette of this State, requiring all persons coocerned to show
cause, if any they have, whv the said administrator, at the ex
piration of six months, should not be discharged and dismiss
ed and released from his liability as administrator,aforesaid,
on the estate of said deceased, in terms of the law iu such
cases made and provided.
A true extract from the minutes of the Court of Ordinary
at January Term, 18J9. HENRY BRITAIN, C. c. o.
January 22. I lalim
egngiaTjones county. 7.
Whfkkas Francis Fi< klir.g, executor of John Hold-
stoutness, and unflinching game and bottom. In these respects. I ent their honors John Billups, John Crawford, Thomas John--
lie perhaps, near had a .superior in this or avy other aye. His “ r ‘ n s>n< a m*.-
raeing was mostly at New Market, where he commenced his
career in 1830. In point of Lloxxl, shape, size, pediirree and
performances, as well as style and appi> ranee, Tranby is un
rivalled. His colts tried on the English turf, have performed
very well, and tlie young blacklock horses, liis hall brothers,
are making the very best youii" stallions In thevorld, as known
from the running of the colts of Velocipede, (sire ot A in ate,
the winner of the Derby, 1838, Queen ot Trumps, ouly winner
of both Oaks and St. Leger, Hornsea, and many other capital
runners,) also, Malek, Laurel, Brutandorf, and In# son Phy
sician, and of Belsliazzer, lately imported. It is a remaika-
ble fact, that all the Blacklock colts a: e successful in the stud.
GEORGE B. ROBERTSON.
Macon, Feb. 5, 1839. 4 St
TWO. IKUiVOESKD DOLLAIW BEWABD,
L EFT my plantation five miles above Madison, ou Sun
day night, the 27th ultimo, without any provocation
, * c ... . , • , t M iir.nr..u r taiius r it mu.;, vavx i.ivi
whatever a vety likely mulatto Negri, w, man about twenty- d ^ceased, applies to n,e for letters of dismiss.^—
e.ght or thirty years ol age, weH pi oportioned, mclmed to be j These are therefore to cite aud admonish all aud singular
rather stout made, square l u.lt, and chunkey, very ! foe kiudred and creditors ol said deceased, to he aud appear
art my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,-
heck bones, with a down look like an Indian, her toes turns
iu a littie in walking, in common conversation, she frequently
pronounces the word large lerge. I have no doubt about her
being enticed off by some trifling white man. The above re
ward of two hundred dollars, will be puid iu cash for the de
tection of the said Negro woman, whose name is Easter.and
proof tp convict any white man that has been guihy of the art
of harboring or enticing herolf, or twenty dollars lor the de
tection of the Negro. THAI). B. REES.
Madison, Ga., Feb. 12, 1839. 4 6t
C3” The Columbus Enquirer will publish the above six
times, and forw ard their account to me at Madison, for tlie
same. T 1 ^ B. R.
REMOVAL—GI.OtSK HOTEL,
(f.utc WaxliiiiKtou Hull.)
CfcssKl 7*/B' Rt5. N. J. GOD’iYIN respectfully informs
x*-3- her friends and liic public, that slie lias
i S'? 4 taken arid fitted up the building lately known as
Iii * % rff^ , ’Washington Hall, and formerly kept by A. M.
Horton, to wh'clt sbe lias removed ber establishment, and
where she will be happy to receive llioA who have hereto-
foteso liberally extended to her their support. Sue has ina.ie
ample preparations for the accommodation and comfort of
regular Boarders and Transient person*; every effort will
be made to render comfortable all such as may patronize the
house—and to give general satisl'acSiea in every department
of the establishment.
Feb. 12, 1839 _ 4 13t
IX months after date application will be made to th.ehuu-
©rubric Inferior Court of Crawford county, sitting for or
dinary purposes, for letters dismissory on the estate of Wtu.
Underwood, deceased.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Guardian.
February 12, 1839. 4 inkin
gTEORGIA, LAI KENS COUNT*. ' “
Tolled before me by Thomas Heart, of the 52d Cnmpa-
ftv District G. M., one ciearn colored mule, with ringed legs,
black mane aud tail, inclined to sunk fai e, about 15 or 20yearg
old ; appraised by John Ricks and Lewis McClendon to $30,
this 1 -ltii January. 1839. HARDY SMITH j. p.
The above is a true extract from the Estray Book of Lau
rens county. FRANCIS THOMAS, Clerk.
Feb. 12. 4 2t
G 1
OCT" All the newspapers in Georgia will publish the above |
person writing said pass, and a reasonable reward for the j Act and Table weekly, until the first Monday in April u< xt.
Madison, January 15,1839.
W ILL BE SOLD on Wednesday the 27th u.’ March
next, at the late residence of Elizabeth Bass, deceas
ed, in Putnam county, ail the perishable property belonging
toheresta’e. Terms on the day ot sale.
February 11—5 tds THE ADMINISTRATOR.
OTICE.—Strayed or stolen from the Subscriber, in
Twiges county-on the (ith dav of January last, on the
- ’ ~ ih
N
ro alone delivered iu some safe Jail, so that I get him. I
saw the negro in Upson county, at Mr. All ird Ansiey’s, on lit
tle Polatoe Creek, about the 4th or 5th of .1 anuary last.
JOSHUA LAZENBY.
Thompson. Columbia eountv. Feb. 2d. 1839. 3 3t
13El!riu5n ltinco.eit to tlie subscriber, are notified that
S. payment is required to bp made before toe close ol re
turn day, to April Court. This notice is not intended for thy
neighbor; but, if thou art indebted, thov art the mar. All
wiilbe sued, except such as make payment, iin!e*-sby spetfial
arrangement. JAMkb THOMAS.
Sparta, Januarv 31, 1839. 3 5t
j (£T” The Standard of Union will publish the above five
| times, and forward their account to me. J- T.
; mroTICE.—Some time in the year 1837, I. and my son
! l^j John Sensing, sold to Wm. L. McKay, of Henry coun
ty, a tract of Land in said county. Before the trade was enm-
: pleted, I received of McKay nine hundred dollars, and gave
i him a receipt fo, the same, * When we made a final close of
the trade, said McKay paid me the balance of the money, and
! took titles, when l neglected to take up the receipt I had given
for the nine hundred dollars; I afterwards applied to McKay
LAND* FOR WALK.
rivet road from HnwkinsviPc to Macon, 8 miles Iron, Marion,
a sorrel horse mule 3 years ot age, well grown, roach mane.
Anv information respecting said mule wiil be thankfully re- j for the receipt, and he refused to give it up.
ceived, besides libcrallv rewarded. ! This is to caution all persons from trailing for said receipt,
ALGERNON S. BRYAN.. I or an y uote which said McKay may pretend to hold on me,
Marion. Twiggs cotinrv, Feh. 10, 1839. 5 5t for I owe him nothing.!,nd never gave him any paper, but the
atbtcWWbb-T 7" I re Si;‘tv5^r ,eJ - B " NJAMIN SAXSI 3 N S;
T HE Trustees of Van \\ ert.Academy are dcsirousoT eu- i —
gaging the services, for the present year, of some gen BmiSt NTote Engraving mid Printing Agrncy.
Reman who is competent to teach ail the various branches of rjflHE subscriber having been appointed the Agent for the
the English, and also the Latin language, to take charge ol 2_ Southern section ot the t nited States, ol the “New
said Academy as early ns possible; lineral wages wjil be \ England Bank Note Company, ’ takes this method ol inl'onn-
given—and for further information rail upon the Trustees, j i»g the public, that lie is prepared to furnish Banking Coinpa
four miles East of Lunmkiti, Stewart county. ! foes, or other institutions, with Blank Nines, Checks. Bids ol
None nead apply who cannot come well recommended for Exchange, ice.., together with every description ot Blank
sober, moral and attentive habits. 1 Form, where a neat and splendid style of engraving is re-
TIIE TRUSTEES. I M „i,-ed.
5 4t The X
T HE following described Lands are now offered for sale j
bv myself at Columbus, hr William B. Jones, who is
d p ' '
I'J
C 1 EORGIA, JONES COUNTY.
H Whekeas John Edwards, executor of Ambrose Ed
wards, deceased, applies to tne 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 my office within the time prescribed by la w, to show cause,
if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under tnv hand at office this firli February, 1839.
CHARLES MACAKTHY. c. c. <>
February 19. 5 inh'in
50 DOLLAR* RK1VAHB.
CJTOLEN from my plantation near Hillsboro, on Friday
►3 niglit, tlie 4th January, a large sorrel horse, four years
old this spring; round body, large legs, big neck, the hair rub
bed of his tail, and in good order, has been rode and worked
a little. I will give the'above reward for the delivery of tlie
thief and horse to me. ortwemy dollars for the hot se atone', any
information will be thankfully received bv the subscriber.
JOHN THURMOND.
Hillsboro, Jasper countv, Ga., Feb. 2.1839 4 4t
jVfOTICE—The heirs of Eleanor Crammer of Hancock
i I county, deceased, are hereby notified, that I hold a cer
tain amount of money in my hands, as administrator of her
estate, arising from the sale nf a lor»,,f land drawn by her iu
this countv- The money is ready tor distribution whenever
called on bv the legal heirs of said estate.
WILLARD BOYNTON, Adm'r.
Lumpkin, Stewart county, G-, Feb. 1, 1839. 4 3,n
if any they have, why said letters should not he grautgd-
Giveu under tuv hand, at office, this 14th of August, 1838.
CHARLES MACAKTHY, c. c. o.
Aug. 21. 31—lufini
UEORRIA, I.aurcns County.
November Term of the Court of Ordinary.
O N the application of Edward Dry au, the administrator
on the estate of Simeon Ellington, deceased, for letters
of dismission—It is ordered, that after six uouirhs publica
tion of this rule in the Southern Recorder, that *r be final
ly dismissed from said administratorship, unless sufficient
cause he shown to the contrary: for which ail the kindred
and creditors ure cited and admonished to take notice.
Given under mv hand this (ith of November, l)d32.
Nov. 29—44 tiifiin FRANCIS) THOMAS, Clerk.-
EORGIA, MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Whereas Joseph Miller and Pbereby Miller, adminis
trators ou the estate of Samuel Miller, late of said county,
deceased, apply to tne for letters dun issorj from said estate r
These are therefore to cite and admonish ail and singular
the kindred and creditors nf said deceased, to be and appear
at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any they have, why said ierters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, al ofliie. this 3d day iff' September-,
1838. ’ JESSE HIGGS, c. c. o.
Sept. 25, 1833. 36 mfim
G eorgia, putnam county.
Whereas Abner Brnrtleu and James C. Bartlett, Ad
ministrators ilr bonis nnn ot the estate ol Jv-iui N. lb Ly, de
ceased. apply for letters of dismission.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he acd appear
at mV office xtithinxhetiine prescribed by law,to show cauia
if any they have, why said letiers should net be granted.
Given under mv hand at office, this £Gth January. 1 -39.-
WM. E. CARTER, c. c. o'.-
Januarv 29. 1839. 2 inCin-
X LlUU.lA, TAT 1'NAl.L CUL'N r Y
Whereas Gcoige T.Gray applies to me fi r letters di*
missory from the guardianship oi Arm Wester aud iloxey
Wester, heirs of Richard Wester, late of said county, de
ceased ;
These are therefore to cite and admouisli all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to hr ami aj pear
at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show • an.-e,
if any they have, why said ietrers should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office this fctii of Jariuny, lc39.-
Jan. 29—2 mSm WM. W. TIPI’IN ’-. ' r *V
C ~1 ECKGIA. I1EXHY COUNTY
T Whereas Wiliiam B. Su-nhin
pm ns and Elijah E. J.ir.’on
from the estate of Themas
uow in Lite lower country ex nnitiing and pricing.
12th district of originally lrwiu c<
county.
Lumpkin, February 8ib, 1839.
ATHANIEL, W. COCKE, Attorney at L;
late of
Augusta, lias removed to Columbus, Ga. and will prac
tice in tlie Courts of Muscogee, and the adjacent counties of
Georgia and Alabama. -
February 19, 1839. B 8t
FOR SALK,
A VERY valuable and desirable Plantation, in the 12tli
District of Baker county, containing 1544 acres; being
Nos. 123, 136, 76, 77, 94, 93, 95. 120. 121.
A great bargain wiil be sold in 'he above property. Apply
t> 1’OE At XISBET, Macon. Ga.
February 12, 1838. ? c
B ROKE Jail on the nijrlit of 13ih inst. a nerro man named
JIM, win was confined under sentence of death forau
assault, with intent to murder. Jim weighs about 169 or
Lot 450 iu the
“ 256
. 252
“ 405 *•
•• 396 “
“ 60
“ 64 in the 11th districtof origiually Irwin county.
- 4.80
“ 473
46 “
“ 88 in the 13th district of originally Irwin county.
“ 96
“ 307
“ 168 •
“ 518
“ 168 in the 8th district of originally Irwin county,
“ 453
“ 179 in the 16th distriet of Irwin.
“ 178 in :he 5ili district of Irwin.
“ 499
“ 171 inthe 6th district of Early county.
“ 256 in the 6th “
“ 206 in the 8th “
“ 315 in the 9tll “ “
“ 301 in the 9th
“ 126 in the 21st t '• “
“ 65 in the 19th “ “
“ 63 in the 19t!) “ “
“ ] 4 in the 15th “ “
“ 323 in the 1 Ith
“ 388 in the 6th
February 3, 1839.
Appling comity.
J. II. JONES, Executor
of James Jones, deceased
REORRIA, ft.mi reus County.
I NFERIOR COURT, sitting for ordinary purposes.—Oa
the application of Daniel Roberts, tlie Administrator on
ihe estate of David Ingram, dereased, for letters of dismis
sion from said administration—It is ordered, that after six
months publication of this rule in tlie Southern Recorder,
that he then be discharged from his said adininistrationship,
unless sufficient cause be shown to the contrary.
A true extract Irom the minutes, February 4th, 1839.
FRANCIS THOMAS, Clerk
February 19, 1838. 5 in6m
RKOKBIA, I.nureus Comity.
J 'NFERIOR COURT, sitring for ordinary purposes.—Oa
the application of John Livingston, Guardian of Surah
Livingston, minor, of Joseph Livingston, for letters of dis
mission from said Guardianship, and he having shown to
this Court, that he has fully payed of}' and settled all do.
mauds against him as such guardian, aforesaid—It is there
fore ordered, that this rule be published forty days in tha
I Southern Recorder, and that after stieli publication, lie ha
J finally dismissed and discharged from his said CuarJiaiw
I ship, unless sufficient cause be shown te the contrary.
A true extract from the minutes, Februarv 4th, 1889.
! FRANCIS THOMAS, Clerk
! February 19. 1839. 5 ft
| EORGIA. THOMAS COUNTY.
vT Wh v'tKAS Mitchell B. and Thomas Jones, apply to
! me for letters of administration on the estate of Joseph
| Neely, late of Thomas county, deceased —
And also, James McDonald applies to tne for letters of
; administration etc bonis non oil the estate of Canneth-Swain,
1 late of Thomas county, dei cased :
These are therefore to rite and admonish all anil singular
tin; kindred and creditors of said deceased persons, to
T
apply for letters of ilismi
J. Stephens, deceased:
These are therefore to ehe and admonish all and zingr"*-^
the kindred and creditors of said dei eased, to be and appear
nr mv office within the time prescribed by law. to show cause,
if any they can, why said letters should nut be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 14th day of Decem
ber. 1838. CHAS. I5AYXE. c. c. u.-
Decemher 25. 49 «eriin'
A CARD.
HE Citizens of Butts, Henry, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Wal- |
ton, Morgan, and New ton comities, are respectfully in
vited to attend at the Court bouse in Covington, ou the first
Tuesday in next lnntilb, (March.) to consult ou the propriety
of establishing a Bank at Covington, or at —, upon the
Free Banking system, the capital to be million of dol
lars.
Feb. 12— 4 3t tn tin
( '1 EORGIA, PUTNAM COUNTY
V Whereas Elbert II'.
JchD J
'haniiaa
I
GMOliRlA, I.nitron* County.
NFEKIOR COURT, sitting for ordinary purposes.— i
Ou the application of Daniel Roberts, the Administrator ;
on tlie estate of Andrew IT. Hudson. Jr., decea ed. for letters j
of dismission from said administration— It is ordered, that i
after six months publication of this rule in the Southern Re I
corder. that he then be dismissed, and finally discharged fret*
his said administration, unless sufficient
the contrary.
A true e»tract from the minutes, Febrnnrv 4th, 1839.
FRANCIS THOMAS, Clerk.
Febrnnrv 19. 1339. 5 mOm
IJayr.'es an
administrators ou the estate of James
, app’y for letters of dismission—
] These are therefore to r ite and admonish all and singular
l the kindred and creditors of said dt censed to be and
I appear at my office, within the time prerrribed Jiv law. to
A FRIEND j show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not bw
1'rcr. Banking System, j granted ^
— -) • j Given under my hand at office, this 28.1 Nov.. 1338.
Nov. 27—45—in6m WM. B. CARTER, I. r. ri.
KXKCl'TSVM DUPABT.iJE.AT.-GA. (
.'illt.i.Eiit;t.vtl.l.K. f?ih Nov., i;:38. \
OKOliLBA, L«s.r«u» County.
T NFEKIOR COURT, sitting for ordinary purpose*.— On
the application of Anderson A. Barlow, the Guardian of
Rebecca A. Barlow, minor, of John Barlow, for letters of
dismission fiinn his guardianship—it is ordered, thatt after
fortv days publication of this rule in the Southern Recorder,
that he then be dismissed from his Said guardianship, unless
sufficient cause he shown to the contrary.
A true extract from the minutes. Februarv 4th, 1839.
FRANCIS THOMAS, Citric.
February 1<U 1839.- 5 Ot
STOLEN.
| TT appearing upon ihe petition of Julius C. Alford, r.A-
; JL in in isr retor of ih-* estate if IVniiv Tim mens. jf-reJ fdtf,
j that a (irnul has been heretofore issued in the name of Peri,
ause be shown to I Tiinmon*, of Appling enmity, for la t of Lane No. I So, in
I ihe 1 Gtii District of .Vitseogee county. which was drawn bv
said Penny Timmons, illegitimate, nf Appling countv; and
whereas application is made by the sail Julia- (J. Alfotif,-
aduiitiistiator as aforesaid, for an Alins Grat.l, to be t-sutifi
■ o said Penny Timmons:
It is ordercrl, that unlessgnod ennse be shown fo the eon-'
tmry, witbin six months, no Alias Gram do is sue for said'
Lot to the tiglitfiil drawer of the same : anil that lb s notice
he publislird in one of the pnblir Gazettes of this Slate far
six months previous to issuing said Alias Grant.
Lv the Governor,
JOHN II. STEELE, S. E. if.
November 97 15 mthn
:or or
I NFERIOR COURT of Lauren* ronnty, sitting
dinarv purposes—September Ti-nn, 1838.
On the application of HirVry Alligood. Sr.e Ariminfstrator'
ou the es'atc of Eiizahetii Fey.- for letters of dismission on
the 25th ult., between Milledgeville and the house of this-rule in the Soathcrn Recorder, that he he discharged frenf
James A. Ilill, Esq., te.n miles on the r« ad to Macon. It cor- said Administration, he having shown that he has fully dis-
a ^ ar taiiied, among other thinrs, a large bundle el papers, and 1 charged his duties as administrator uforeraid,unless sufficient
a "^ i Eivfit or Ten Thousand Dollars m Notes, ail past doe. Ala- . cause be shown to the contrarv.
T
-England Bank Note Company have been long in
operation, and ate fully entitled to the highest public confi
dence.
Ih point of execution and design, their specimens are un
surpassed by any similar establishment in the country.
The various institutions about to commence operations un
der the General Banking Law of this ritate. will find itgreat-
lv to their interest to confer with the subscriber, previous to
makiuguther contracts lot their plates. He pledges liimsell
that till orders shall be executed in a superior and workman- i twice,
like manner, with promptness and despatch, and upon such
terms as cannot fail to he satisfactory. A great variety of spe
cimens are placed in the hands of tlie subscriber, to which
public attention is solicited. JNO. PEABODk.
Columbus, Ga.. January 16, 1839. 2 Bt
_ _ appear at my office, within the time prescribed l>v law, to i n y"of the Notes were made payable to, and endorsed by.th
LAW NOTICE. ) show- cause, if any they have, why said letters should not b? I *t e ‘George W. Mtmdyv and the most of them payable al
HE subscriber having settled himself in Albany, Baker ; granted. I ,] !e pj r ,-, n , h of the Bank of Darien in Milledgeville. There |
ronnty. Ga., will attend tiie Courts of the Gha'tahoochee
Circuit, and the counties of Decatur. Thomas. Lown lcs and
Irwin, of the Southern Circuit. He pledges himself toper-
sons w ho may entrust him with tln-ir business, tortile faitnful
discharge of iris duties. PETER J. STROZER.
January 22, 1839. 1 fit
The Augu ta Cliroi.icleisrequested to insert ike above
Given under my hand, al Office, this Pth January. 1838.
NEILL McKINNON, c. c. o.
January 22, 1839. I 5t
1*. J.
170 pounds is rather light complected, full face, about live j for the 480th District G. M., laken up by John S. Bledsoe, one
1 . • * ... ^ * I. I. 1 1 ..... II n r uefrntr snprpl I 4 nrao eli..,l nil . iwl 1 T ne 1 J vnuicnlrl J
EORGIA, NEWTON COUNTY.
Before me, Tl. F. Montgomery, a Justire nf the Peace
rp s sharp .
may be carried off. He is a notorious rascal, an i a very A
dangerous one, and has before attempted the commission of ary
A true copy from the Estray Book, this 4ih dav of Febru-
r, 1889. * AUGUSTIN W. EVANS, Clerk.
NOTICK AND CAUTION.
« similar offence to that for which he is now convicted.
M. BREWER,
Jailor of Putnam.county.
Eatonton, Ga., February 14, 1839. 5 3t
1 CKORBIA, Lsturen* Conniy.
NFEKIOR COURT, sktina: for ordinary purposes.—On
tlie application .of James Barlow, Guardian of Nancy
Barlow, minor, of John Barlow, deceased, for letters of di»-
Februarv IN.
A TEACHER WANTED.
T HE Citizens in tlie vicinity of the Beverdam Male and
Female School, a re desirous loenpige the services of a
competent Teacher, to take charge of that institution, for
whose services liberal wages will be promptly paid. Thu
Committee has procured the use of a roomy house oonvement.
to open tlie School m until the Academy building cal) baeom
> guardianship
eient cause be shown to the contrary.
A true extract from the minutes, Februarv 4th. T839.
_ , FRANCIS TBOMAS, Clerk,
rchruury 19, 1839. S «t
! north Hawkinsville; Pulaski county, Ga.
For the Committee,
JOHN W. BARKWELL, Secretary.
February 12, 1859. 4 tf
A LL persons are hereby notified uot to trespass on the
J\. following tracts of I,and. viz :
Lot No. 152, 7tli itisiriel Dooly county.
- 84 -
“ 54 13th “ Early county.
“ 233 4th “ Doolv, now Pulaski county.
• 4 224 18th “ Lee. now Randolph or Stewart co.
“ 152 2d “ Muscogee, now klncon countv.
“ 124 18th “ Lee, now Randolph county.
" 229 11th “ Lumpkin or Union county.
“ 58 12t1i “ “ Oherokee couuty.
“ 60 15t'h “ “ “
The above trarts of Land are for sale, terms made known
upon application in person, or by letter to
WM. MOREL, Savannah,Ga. j
January 30, 1839. 4t i
G eorgla7 greene county. j
Whereas David Geer applies for letters of adtninistra- i
lion on the esttite of Sarah P. McWhorter, deceased ;
EORGIA, NEWTON OOUNTY.
NT Whf
ere ajso in the Trunk, six and a half yards superfine Black
! Cloth. .Persons will please ui.iiieit the Cloth is offered for
! sale, or for nianufactuie.
.j The makers and endorsers of said Notes are cautioned
... r ,„ii . ... re.. r i ; against ihe pat ffient of lln in loan v oilier person.
t HFREAS Joel Collev applies to me for letters of nrl- ' *. . ' ... , ...,-i,
• • .- ,1 . .f c Kt l m-n,. l . e vi- i I A liberal reward will he paid for the reroi ery ol t*M4 trunk
ministration on «Wstate of Susannah T.llery, la.e of Mai- f d it8 rtIIltellt8 . aud al) ndliitfonal reward for the detection
ton ronmy, deceased. of the thief CHARLES J- McDONALD.
Thesr. are therefore to rue ?ni«l afTmon:«li nil nml Kinciilnr . to-jn 4 *)•
tlie kiivlred and creditors of said deceased, to l»e nnd appear i 1 ,sron » f >ru ar\ o, — n—
nt mv office within the time prescribed hy law, to show cause
if an w they have, why said letters should not be cranted.
Given under mv hand, at office, this 7th Januarv, 18H9
Jnn. 1 St HAMILTON BURGE, c. r. o.
A true extract from tiie ndftutrs, ^epteniher r»d, l°rJ8.
FRANCIS THOMAS, Clerk.-
Sept. 25, f838. 37 1Rfni
Globe Iloii'!, Thoiaasioue Ga.-
H AYING become the proprietor of the above ev-.Ui.*k
nient. the subscriber respectfully informs the public That
lie is now pieparad in accnirimiHlale trame'ent persons arid j statute in such cares n,
boarders. It is but common to make pledges in matter* ed. j
this kind, that are never fulfilled ; and be w ill only ssv. that :
administration on the estate of Amelia Garey, late of said I uoone who patronize, his boose shall have any cause for dis- ;
county, deceased- _ ; sauslaction, and solicits from the public .^tru-1 of j, ^ EORGIA, MQKGAN COUNT f.
Thomastnn, Upson county, Dtc. 4, 1838. 48 2m3m ; ^ "nF.REAsCi.ar-e.-T
p EORGIA, NEWTON COUNTY.
\~K WHEREAS Thomas Ans’ey applies to me for letters of
61.(11)1.aA, fiauiiu) ti».nlv.
I NFERIOR COURT, silting for ordinarv purposes, Jarnv
ary term. 18.39.
On tlie nppljeaiioit of Lewis Linder, the executor of the
last w iil and icsianier.t of Jnnaihr * Minton, dei eased, praving
for letters of dismission from said executorship, whereu-on
it is ordered by the rotirr, that 6 months puh;:i ati« n le cii en'
of this rule in the iiouiherri Recorder, requiring all j r so;iv.
concerned to file t’.eir objections, if any they have, against
graining of the same on or before the first 1 ecular rerio • f rids-
Court, after the expiration ol the lime aforesaid : in default,
thereof.letters of dismission wiii I e granted in &jnnt-of fl;if
ml provioedc
A true extratl liom the minute.* of said rourt this 81b nt
January. 18.19. FRANCIS THOMAS', Clerk.
Jan. 22. 1833. 1 m6m
_ j „f adu.r
^^LL persons having claims against the estl.re of Levi D. j said roomy,deceased :
iiatupson applies fo me for iexers'
nisi ration on the estate ot Joseph Thompson, late of
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singulai
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be anil appear
at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause.
if any they have, why said letters should not he granted. j foV Butler, deceased, of Morgan county, will present them t These are therefore to cite and adm nish all aud singular
Given under my hand at office, this 12t.h dav of January, fo the lime prescribed bv' law) legally proven : and all per- ! the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to Le and aj pear
1939. AUGUSTIN W. EVANS, 11. c. c. o. #ong foJcbted are required to make payment without delay, j- at mv office within :be time prescribed by law, ro shew causer
January 22, 1839. 1 5t . t 0 MUSES 1»AV1S, Adm'r. i if any they have, why'said lefters should not be granted.
~ Februarv If), 1839. 5 fit ; Given nifrier my hand a: office Ctb February, Ic39.
EOKGLA, OGLETHORl'E COUNTY.
OFNKRAL AOI'DiCY.
T HE undersigned renews the offer of his services to his
friends and the public, in the transaction of bGenerat. ■ 't-T Toli.ED before xif, James O'Kelley, an acting Justice
And whereas Lueretia Mapp applies to me for letters of | Aoexcy in this place. He will attend to the renewal of all ; of the Peare, for thtf 226ih district, G.M., by Alexander I.es
administration on the estat* of Littleton Mapp, deceased; j Notes, ike., that miy be entrusted to his care in the Central ter. of said district, one bay mare, four feet fob or eleveo
These are therefore to eite and admonish all and singular j Bank, for the customary fee of On'E' Dor.r.AR for each renew- ; inches high, supposed to he eleven or twelve years old, and
he kindred and creditors of said deceased petsoas, to be and j al; also, to the taking out and forwarding Grants,-for FirTT I appraised by Joseph J. Pinson and W illism Wright, to forty
* Mr • 1 * 1 • * 1 % L djkllaw.rsi* f9tli nf Janunfv.
Feb. 19—5 It
JOHN W. I’ORTKR,c r. n.
appeal at iny office, within the lime prescribed by law,.to show ; Cevts each'.
cause, if auy they have, why said letters should' not be j 33 s Letters enclosing money and Notes (posf paid) wilSI
granted
Given under my hand it office this 30th Jannary, ISfifl.
Feb-5.—3 S* WAL L, STRAIN, e.c.av
meet with prompt attention.
JOHN R. ANDERSON.
Slill«lgfivill«, January 1,1839.
IS St
do1lafS-; oa the f2th dav of January, 1839.
JAMES O KELLY. J. P.
A true extract from the i**trsv hook, this 22d Jannary,
1^39. J. U'.‘ DAVUCPORT. CIirA.
Is'SFiWirj 5,1839^ ♦ St
f'l EOliGFA, TALIAFERRO GOIN’TV.
v5 WH?Rt.is Wil iam B. Clemmons applies to me for let
ters of administration on the efo.le ol Isaac Clemmons, lain
of said eoemy, deceased—
These are therefore incite and admoifish all and s'nguIaF
the kiudred aitd cretiitors of sahi deceased, to be and appear
at niy office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,.
if any they have, why said letters should not be granted.
.Given under my band, aL.tfice, tr.is 16th JiH.uary, Js3P.
Ji.ti. aS.—i St QliiNLdk OSSTaL. er. c.o.