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\N AFRICAN CITY. Three naval offi ers and a party of tin Aiulromache’s men, in the York fonder (says an English paper) visited that enter prising officer, Lieutenant Farewell, R. N and party, ul the third point Natal, coin nunilv called Port Natal. Chaca, Ring oi that part of the eastern coast of Africa, had given Lieutenant Farewell a grant of tin harbor and territory sui rounding, and dc inonstratod every civility and attention, fre qu-inlv soliciting Lieutenant Farewell In i -it his hutted city, distance about two day' walk from the coast. Cliacu’a force about him consists of from 13,000 to 15,000 well made fine young men, who are in a state of perfect nudity, and hardly one of them but appears to have been wounded.—Their instrument ol warefare i simply a shield and spear, of a larger si/,e than are used by other clans, and only one of each is per mitted to each warrior; if in action a man returns without either, he is instantly put to death. Their mode of fighting, there fore, dinars in some measure from the rest n( (he sivage tribes in Africa, since with this shield they dexterously avoid the thrown arrows of their enemies, whose practice is to carry numbers, and then rush in. Cha cha’s marauding routs and attacks are gene rally nocturnal. The kraaled city is situ ated one hill, the foot is walled in with a composition of manure, ch'y. and ear'll which cements and becomes .ibi able. Tr huts resemble hue-hives, with no utb r apei two tha i the one to creep in .i diff ri.<. ■d v from those of their opposite neigh bors the Madagasses, whose are constructed of * inhoo and plain h aves, i Jhmi risen sometliing from the earth, and r.'s to re p se ii/ion. Chaca is a well made man, and above the.common stature of * is subjects; he d ies not allow of a pleuraliiy of wives, gives (oe icli as he thinks fit, none dart ash —Trie dare seek another. His own concu bi ies are numerous ; hitherto, so soon a» they prove pregnant, dmy are put to dent l ’, s v ing Mint be is to young to have children n “V, though he is b •'ween 36 and 40 years old ; but hi exceedingly averse is he to an overgrown population, that lie frequently orders the infants I those whom lie has uni t>‘ 1 by Ins awn unuidaie, to be destroyed.— M hen Ins subjects do not approach him with the bmv and toss ol the bund (the accustom c■ ci remmy in his presence,) or appear to so. king other wives, nay for numerous ofh r minor ollenceg. he orders them instant ly tube speared to death The deaths of th 'se unfortunate subjects since Lieutenant Farewell uas been • natal, iverage at least 50 a week : There has not been discovered oi beard 01, since the commencement of the C.itfry country or the frontiers of ('ape cot | o'iy. lakmg the whole extern ol ilt\«r adtoi il«'* third degree of smith latitude/ ■*' on s i n oal , cruel, and perfect a tyrant. 1 i extraordinary was the appearance of t ii ■olilo ini o>. it tin Inn to Chaca and his Irdn*, iii.it when Lieut. Farewell fir»t ar -I atoong them, and Chaca saw the horse .1- 1 ooiM ed, he oifrred and actually gave !. uieuant Farewell six live bullocks to gallop him again. He holds the animal in I* *• greatest terror and fear, nor could he be re onciled to approach it. He aas an abun «.iiu .: of bullocks, and to prevent their des trncti m, Iron) the iotruvion of the numerous <pi ■ 1 1 upods, they are kraaled in every night. h ; .i ki- in enterprising countryman has been ..i P i t 'hital. Chaca lias established two kc.i Is on a rising ground, commanding a view of Lieutenant Farewell’s location con tailing ab>ut fifty blacks (as Chaca says.) for the purpose of protecting him. Much it o feared, although this officer is at present a lav >r ■ I p.rticij mt of his grant and ittea- t 1 mi I hut th esc bi - will he ordered to •■He an unengaged m oneiit, «ml Id rose II i a victim to the blood, thirsty apjietite of tos h; barian. Lieut. Farewell, while bar ter :»; (hi ivory, is also employed in fortify i g hioiAidf, having already completed a >rl>• 1 cveh tret high, trenched without, and in u ited on t tour 4 pounder--; md is erect ing a house in the centre, of the materials of (fie country, manure, clay, and earth ; this p .rty now consists at Port Natal of two Englishmen and fair Hottentots, there t-. an itlicr enterprising young man of the l.a tie of Flynn in the service of Lt. Fare well about )) mile- from Pori Natal. The natives si Mn much attached to him. lie has ulopted I ;e custom of the country by g ling nalv d, except a piece of cloth round b»s w osi d->wn to the knees, and is qualy •-mg his skin to the lubricity ol the • lives; be. is collecting ivor;’.—Chaca says be is go ~j nuo i in •* . ir, lo„ some moons, to d,- »i! .y a i.rion .it , -a he returns, he will prove 1 1 *■•» ihe dire- tioii of Uelagot Bay, h« vill return, and slay id l be !'•> . (imi dll he m ;ct- tin- • 'V line Ring,’ p 'citing to the direction ul uur (’ape 010 ny, an, ne ob'.'-vrs, he knows the i* . v- ate kmt, and taere shall h but one -hiu Rng uid one black Rii:o. He will, hmve ve . ii i I a powerful enemy in G uka, Rum l' lh.* C-if-es. The vessel Julia, wind ■ ' Purr N i il last December with ivory oh nne.l in Imi u (■• Heads and Dndgarec •th el< v n if the »■ tiers returning to tin (. ape. had ou! be u heard of. Id. Farewel hivi igti - i without a , iMiintinu ation to s < ae v; u*, and havi g made himself prufi cient in ae language, had requested, am ('a i'"ia hail ilbioa- l him a party, with om o( L l . Farewell’s men to traverse an im mens'’ c-i'intrv, crossing tiie territories o A'iii • I Macasama and Siiuba, who are un der subjection io him, and passing tlie coun try near to me bank* of He I ago Bay, to iu “ timate, to such English es* a might be there his exact situation. \ ,t accounts fom the remainder of Lieu,. Farewell’s - party are of the 25th of May—all well. . The country about Natal is beautiful, [ without the necessity of any artificial aid to tssist nature ; nay the eastern coast of Af ,l rica is almost Paradisaical ; the foliage rich ,j imi green, grass thick, high, and rich, inter , -persed with picturesque woods, abounding with game; climate salubrious; not ore • even ol Lt, Farewell’s original party was ~ ever sick; and from the trial and uppear , *nce of the soil, proves admirably adapted , for the reception of all the vegetable produc -1 tionsof every part of the habitable globe But the voracious tiger and wolf are innu „ merable exceeding ail belief, attacking the ~) Blacks when alone, even in the open day; 1 ibut what is remarkable, not an instance r- I known of tin ir attacking any while man, . even in his shooting excursions for daily food. The country abounds also with hip ( popotame. The skin of a large si?,e hippo . tamus was preserved by Lt. Farewell, for / the British Museum, when the tigers and j wolves destroyed the feet. Isolated as he , is from his native country, still that tie s which every loyal Biiton feels however dis . taut from his home anticipated the gratifica . tioM of giving sojne proof of his patriotic , feeling and enterprising genius to so ci le- a a.*.i,*nai institution. The wolves Jhere, of, hich a number have been caught •" Vrapp, are indisci’min itely herniaphroJit .jical, and yvl generative. Lt. Fat«well, on proceeding eastward . Si" n the first lock d spot in the neigl.b r ( hood of Middle Poi.it, to Port Natal, dis , covered, jamr ' among the rocks, eight ,gu s, and aqu city of pig ballast, thrown i! onsidi-rably upon the beach ; and as they . I appeared like Indiamen’* guns, he was led t o believe them to be part of the wreck of 'the Grosvenor, which was lost many year . ago on ibis coast, it, being in a parallel line , with a place in the interior to which the cel ebrated Van Ueenen penetrated, when the , natives about that period informed him of a , a great ship being on sh ire, and some white i people having passed the hut Van Reenen , was in. V’\.eculur’a 'bi Tiusdav 6to of December nest, will be sob! 'he W-ik ‘I House, in the city >1 Ang-isli ( belvietn the wnial hours :—J 2031 Acres of Land in first Dis trict oi Monroe county. No. 157, 1 Negro uvm earned Tick. 1 Pew, No. 72, in the Presbyterian Church. All b lunging to the estate o! John Clarke, d ceased—Venn*, ul sale. Wy aider the f'xeculors Fraser & Howdre, Ai. ‘ionrerr I s !' > nfe'rib'i‘r "0 r /'}, 'l'NSfei.Vj IVAlata VMjNvtDed. STOP THE HOBS d'! L ISF - WrHKRKAS » Y.jUi.g M«.. • s . a V;. Hioatl (Jlo.h (Jo. I, gill buttons, ami b'u ! “aotaioo: - eery plausibl a dreisaud forward ies ; ( (a liingle word being a sufficient in' uiuciuo toi ; real funi isrity on his par ) —he stilrs him-elf • lawyer, snd cla ms Milledgeville, (>eorgia. as h •! lacs of birth and residence — ai riv din 'his cit) ew weeks since, and has b *eii ascertained as I •mmuii Swind er in Beaufort a id. his city. Hi •ccasmnalJy wears an Indiana;)!'! shin,full fringed Mi ■ said Swindler calied at the subscriber’s Sia ■ lies (during his absence,) on Sunday non mg last, . md from a plausible tale, hired from my St.bic i iroome, (a black man.) a small sorrel UPJLDtNta aged ab ul eight years,- a scar uu his let; I 'tlocu, j niil. whit' fa rs on his back, caused by the a mi o! th» a die—also, a good '.add'e, wi : while' -addle c'nth. and bridle, the above Swindler ami t 1 1 or sc i hies passes by various names. Stephen s | L i slitchelt utius Henry Orabnell alt s Wagner <t.V.»‘ i *>.vis, under the tatter name he obtained my! I Horse, j •{ G. B. H. feililo.y, CharUsisn, October 5 3t 31 1 Teu VKiUwb ri) Ivpnstu’A , , | | • ' NAVV V¥ from the subscriber, on the ?lsi , j il; inst. a NEGKO ! f>Y, by the name of (’Y, or t VBUS ; about or i7 years of leis u - stool well made boy, his complexion ve v dark, s with •mouth s-km, and a very pleasing counten . »nce when spoken to. Hut on when he went a (: wav. a pair of blue striped Northed) '-•meapuo j pantaloons, a round Jacket of the same, also a fur hut and a pair of shoes The ab we reward e will be paid to anv person who will lodge him in - any -aIV Jail, so that I get Inin again nr on deli t , vt ring him to the subsrrii’tr i - > Atigii'N. Geo. Littlebeny Bush. v .lidv 29 1825 10 A HAN OVAY. ) . 1 | ( V U'd the subacr iier on Wednesday last, i l v large ye Iw n• ;■'■<' man I 'tEiH.UItJK. (I ,s g-iierally known i > the adjoining cuun' ca as a i.Kber, —Me «'i, »eei in Spar < on • i day La' e II .s believed he «Ii go to Angus’ i. Ho in: \ jve a (urged pass with him, as he can read an< wri'e. „ V suitable re rd aU be given for he- app • - icnsion, <nd confi i ment in any Jail in the a '■ u that 1 can got him. a | .Tunics Cumak. v v d,* evitte, 4 • urn at £8 1 z JIS otice. ;h' * I I. per imp havbig u. minds aglilKt the K v - » tate f .lon\ (n-r i, late of Columbia Com , decesst d, arc . qn—ted to hind them ie ;:i ■’ 'l' attesied agr eably to j'», and tliosc indeb' l, ‘ dto said Estate, are r(/ tested to make iinme Il l ate psymee* to '' * r,\ .afors. .'i Isaac Wit Unchain, 1 C'tinielius J ones, [> Thomas Willingliam,) 3 S- * ; H , I- "• A large’ xlouse in Augusta 1 • lUinmg el.'-e Ito m-, w. Ii Ivitchen, Ht.bl , re 'or ale low ir Pii’h, or i' will be exchun e/l , >r j.tmi u Yt'CHOi'S. Kr.quire at this Otike. 2? ‘Je V e PROPOSALS * For a nrv Paper, to he .published tn the City aj * Augusta, Otortf a, under the title of the AWiThTA MftSE&VEU. » l r» BY BRNJAMIN BHAKTLY* IN adven'ujing a proposition tor a., additions Newapupcr in ih place, ihe intended ediiu . -h aware ihat the number and variety of publics- Uo-.s of this kind already in succes-tul operation, esent a serious <>bstac ; t to i tew attempt i, same way. IK will not affirm that the sum, s or genius, or the fasc-iations ot wit, the splen . .1 ir ot erudition, or the imputing names winch 1 n, ot!tT(i patriotism has assumed, will always be found to adorn his colarmts. Should the reputi. lion of his paper be eclipsed by the mote com “ minding lustre of those which have precedes if, he wdl nevertheless hav,- the consolation to know, that the sliaOe civ upon his incipient df i' i fa'ls from (hiv-e lu; or bodies which it w r* v.diems to think of equaling. 'le is not fond of promising much, because be , anews that pompous declamation will never v. y fify, ‘hiishdlnw pretensions of those who dea . in nothing bu; Title Page. Neither is hi inclin ed to pledge himself to any j arty in poll*leal dis cu sion; because he behoves that the dignity ot ■ ifiilb, and the masons of genuine honor, are of I ton wofully compromised by the spirit of politi B cal faction. While, however, he disclaims the g ba gns and the moialiiy of the mere mstrumcn ta 1 editor, lie wdi reserve to himself the right oil asserting, when occasion demands, those principle • - n wliich the perpetuity of our happy Republican ■ confederation is involved. . | Having been imbued from infancy with the 1 ve >1 tree G ivernment, and the adm ratio i ol popu'iP a .d'tqual righ s, it will ever be his pur l ,ioae t 0 vindicate the c .use ol rational democracy - 'Oil to diffuse those sentiinsn » which lead to 'h sr< nr of vi me anti pairi-ris o, in couoecti'U) 1 a ,h this design, a leading object of Ins paper nab be, (o ex ra iify the utin yof the Press when our fieci from Uie hceuiiuusness ot parly spirit iirl pi iv >te mid gnily. flic serPiments anif oaiti I ous of olhen will he fre , v transferred ... th< i Uiissrvi u, whenever they come recommended b> the weight ol j ist au’lnrily, or by the impress ol j aleot judiciously applied. As the happiness aco glory of a people depend t°. less upon the success o. mm-ai and religion . principle, (hau upon the corn-ctu ,a ol t.uir po > bbcid creed, it wdl be a primary concern tc in ;uh ate suitable views of virtuous co-uiuct, and oli a i he mind by pfenning gradations to (hi 5 contemplation o those sc- nea and retributions t vlnoh HWHO ev ry respoiiiihm agent in the w .Id , n come, li would bo disingenuous not to avow.; ! d'® l whil; t tlie pubnc interest wdl be consulted rivate accommodation will he sough! ; ~,,d ,h ! Obssiivee dial carries nialurert r fieri ms to - l!i s'l s, wdl naturally court nat patronage si, wfeclil alnri" depends the rcniune alien of * ;j and rtf' denial. 1 fin abovenamed hag been intimately c-n ne< 1 with the printing and editorial business Cut die .. >t six nr eight years in this city, and c,am ine credit of being an export practical prime Ho will also possess the . ’ sntage of having cm rihution in I lei urn,, .../ics. and moi illty, IV rn sever d g.-mh nc.i , | siiugu.a icd qualifi r, lions i and lit c ii'dnlget, he anguine cxptc 'on, that the OasEiu iii v• *| unite the materia .* "* amusement, m» me ■ and m< al good. i COA■'hi/QA'S. ... 1 )|)«kr»'h it'li i.f. ; n ,ted 'in a sheet of I ~0 ' : v ". ‘ > entirely new materials.— ,£•: • ■<., - ___ i.,.y v.ill issue twice a week, * ■ llollars 1 aimu ii, Hindrance, or Sr< .HU, sill not paid Wit' >1 I!'* - veil I .ni' t,, r v ns " »n<> a week, si J lire* Doll.o's annum, ,a.l w -'tin dm >cnr, or rum It .'-Kps it not paid 1 t.ili/ie die war ex-; i. s. Advertisement', will be line dat the establish: d pi‘< es in Augusta 1 t first number of ihe Onsnut'Ka wII be pub | 'ed early in he wii ter, or ho anon us the ms rids chi be pr ihored from New Yoik. 0 Editors of papers will confer a favor by giving the above a tew in> viions. October 7 "0 Tht- Jovivual. r publishing Committee a n •un .es the si postponement ol the publication <>t i< Wesleyan Journal, until the first of Oct >b> r next. The Committee does this reluctantly, and wit** j regret, but it is deemed better, to delay the pub 1 Miration of die Journal, waiting the re I urn pf tin I •ilev. Mr. Ous, who is now absent for bi« heddi j | han to issuj k under the Editorship of anethc j fietson, W»« Mr Olio present, the Journa'j ,'.should appear forthwith. The Committee de : gbt to acknowledge how fully their expects nous liave been realiz d I. > übacripliuns for lh» -Vesleyuii Journal, if; y •», «rd it no Jongei 1 •roblenuktical whether a rdsg’ous paper, such a i.i contemplated, in'ght receive adequate suppor’ m the South ; and they are aiixinit: only to hav< he paper edited by one whose ample endow nenla stu aid render it w orthy of the estensiw i pitronage i* is hkely to obtain. i J. O. Andrew, Chairman. P. S —Editors in South and North Carolina and I Georgia will confer a favor by inserting the above J. o- A- Charleston. July i 1825. ! 7. UILOK. i SITUATION wanted in some respec’abm Dry Good Store or Counting II use—by a • mug man that hss an accurate knowledge < iie business —(Jncjursti ma-'ii- reference a to re pulalion and sobi « l> can b< given.—A line ad dressed to A. 11. and left at ttiis office, will be punctually attended to. 8. ptemb r 23 26 i\ uticc. k I,L persons to whom the estate of John \i -J.A jkoius.dec m> d, is indebted, are r jne-.ti o present their accounts within the time pre rribed by law, and those who are indebted t. ■ • J estate, are requested to make immediate pay nentto Peter Be.nuoch, Adrn’r. Inlv 23. r S N otice. ! A 1,1, persons indebit Ito t !, e estate of Cottoi il vu rnti, dec; list'd, see requested to rendei ir acceioitt. in properly attested, within the me prescribed bs law, and those indebted t> ■ud estate will maku no ne-.Tate paymetr to (’omfort .V! * it, J Cn i-tL v? n • "5 I T ~ isuTiriz iAIIB Public are cautioned against trespassing j on the Houses and Lots ot the sub»cribei upper end of town—especially agama* nanling •and nr earth from the river bank or contiguous j thereto. Each and every person offending shal lave the law rigorously enforced against him of . hem. Hugh Nesbitt. January 21 t>o Monthly Advertisements. In otice. NINE months after date, application will he made to the Honorable the Inferior Court m Richmond county, while silting for Ordinary pui poses, for leave to sell a Lot in the City of Augu ■ ta, bounded by Ellis and Houston-otrtets belong i mg to the estate of Michael Silver*, deceased, loi tue benefit ot the heirs anti creditors of said estate Andrew J. Dill, aa'/nV. Nathan Leeds, adm’r . in right 'of his -wife Alary Leeds, adm’rx. Jl’tgusuu February h, 18-i • 1.1,9 n JS otice. NINE months after date, application will be made to the Honorable the Justices of the ' lerior Court of Franklin County, when sitting or Ordinary purposes, { r i . ive to stil the real state of John Getting > late of said county, de ceased, for the heirs atxl credit'.is of .aid de ceased. John Gettings, adm’r. Anrii 12. 1825. Inm 9 8 7 I .N otice. INK months after date, application will Os Ls) nr- de to the Honorable the Inferior Coun f Colombia county, for leave to sell » trail, ol I Land in said county of 10.5 12 acres, joining Murray, Ray and others, it being par* of iie real state ol William Bmion, deceased. Peggy, Billion, advi’r.v, March 15. 18*$ m9*m 75 N otice. months after d-i’c, application will bs il'l made to the Honorable the Justices of thr Inferior Cuurt of said county, when sitting f Ordinary purposes, for leave to aril the whole ol ■he real JQst-te of frvm Boyet, deceased, late o. said county, for the benefit ol the heirs and ire itorx ofkhiid deceased. James ivaraFierf. } n , , Edward 1t... I. ( Mm rs - Striven f 'ourtty, Iv-. 28 1835 * lm9m 63 N oiice, AT INK month after !: *e, application will be ~ *' ; ’ t! ! hv Court of Ordinary us Franklin ’.ounty, tor leave to sell one hundred Acres of i.and, in said Counly, as tire properly of Adam Bum, deceased, for the benefit of the Heirs and j editors of said deceased John E. Carson, adm'r. I Jarltn|, y >8 > * H I mb-I 63 Nkitlce. V' INE months after date application will b. s’ made to th ; Honorable Inferior Court ot Colunoia County, when setting as a Court of Or finary for leave to sell 202 1-2 acres of Land Ij tj u \ the i i District of Monr e County, Lot No. 208, it being ihe real estate of William ''tnalley. deceased, and to be sold for the benefit of the Heirs and creditors of said deceased. James Smalley, Adm’r, j dsi'iinry 4 If.-J lir.9m 57 Notice. mon'hs allcr date, applicadon will hr i ■a. 3 made to th** Jinticeg ot the Inferior Coui i ' v, '' l r^t!. o . ullt y> when sitting for Ord ravy ) iin.-.r* two Lit. Hired acres heir,. ■•• i \y afor-sait!, belonging to the Estate Caleb iinwell, deceased, fir the be viit of it y Ecu and creditors us the suit’ deceased. Mahala ilowen, Ad ms, June 13, 1823 lm9m N otice. j VTJNE months afivr date, application will b< I.x in.de to the Justices of the Inferior Couri if Franklin Ooumy, jyhen sitting f>r Ordinary 'ui poses, (or leave to sell the real Bsta l *; of Da -d Clark, deceased, for the heirs and creditor !< ■!' ssid deceased. Tlios. Mays, ex’r. t Anrii 12, 1825 Im9m 87 N otice. NINE inonihs after daie, application will be* made to the Honorable itu. Inferior Couri , -f Burke County, when Bitting for Ordinary pur , poses, lor lone to sell the real estate us -Wriley Oanhcrry, (Minor.) deccaaed, i.• .ne benefit o> the heirs and creditors of ssid dressed, Jona. Lcwk, adm’r. ( Jiurhe county, Al vxlt 7, 1825 1-t>9 n 57 _ notice” NJINE mouths after date, application will br - ; I* made to the Honoraule Court of Ordinary o' Oolumbia county, for leav ■ lo sell two tracts ol Land in said county, lying o.i Greenbrier Ct--.sk. me containing 918 acres jr ting Folia,d, I’ullio 1 and others, the other c< in'. - 172 acre joinii c f.uke and other?, It being a part: of the rea* estat. j 1 f Thomas Jones, deceased, sold for the benv.T ; vs the heirs of said deceased. 1 William Booker, Adm’r. ! / l ight of his tm/i , Ismisr' 25, 1826. Itv9m 61 N olice. months after date, application will bt ■a v J made to ibe Honorable the Inferior Court, Bui k» County, when sd ting fur Ordinary purpo j »es, for leave to sell the undivided part of Un real Estate o; Lewis Emanuel, deceased, it: ■' oer.efit of the news and creditors of said di ed. * j Jona. f.cwifi, Surviving Administrator de hunts non. j Pv''h* counts, l U’- i' 7 I ve 1t o ? ( — i u< ice. mmit is after <l,.te, applical on will b- ' ■ix in. l to the. Honorable llit Just ces oflhel ...ri r Court us Striven county, for Itsve to -■•I. tee w ide of the real eslaie m Levi How ' ,u*d deer -red, late of Sc -ven county, for the be ' t fii of th Heirs and creditors of the said dt ct as ed. Kli/.abcth Howard. Admr’x c’vnf , iph VO J * 5 Inif) n '27 - oTI 13UKEE months after ua.r, aptiiicstiou wifi hr male to the inferior C"un of Colo mb. a j G -unty, whi'e sitting for Ordinary purposes, fi<r| leave to divide twenty N 'groes, lie property o lamea Martin, late of sa d county deceased, ot .vhich the heirs living ou*. of the coumy an s Stale f Geoigia, ..re reap c Uidy notified of «ucl application. I his 29*h d.v ol VogUst. 1825 Robert Alarlia, Adm’r. August 30 iuom 1.9 Notice. - TVJiKfc months after late, application will be made to the Interior Court of Franklin coun f >y, woes silting for ordinary purposes tor le ave to „ ell the Heal Estate of Jacob Strickland, "ccaied. . for the benefit of the Heirs nf said deceased. Hardj Strickland, Ex’r. July 1, 182.; I,.‘dm •■> Notice. NINE mouths after date, aoplication will be made to the Honorable the Justices oi the Inferior Court of Scr'ven county, wlfile «itting for Oi dinary purposes, for leave to sell, si: that Tract tt parcel of I .and, containing one thoo«si>. .■■res (’ more or Us*J situate, lying and b> ng iu the county aforesaid, on which •» a Saw hi d Gvist Mill—the same being a pan o* Mi ye-1 estate of James Ponder, deceased, ?>r he > rpose of mak . ing a division among the Heirs >•! the said dc > ceased, I GrfOr: 3i f d'l ■ . tldlif I c ? 5 '■> ’) I Nolmm, months after due application oil :,*• ii'J trade to the Honorable th< Interior i.out-f u{ - Burke County, when Sitting >or O.d aarv rut no ses, for love to sell the us 1 estate of Willi, t Knight, late of said County, deceastd, i W. D. HarrisvjQ, JMm’r. 1 Burke county, Sept. 10, 16.5 ImPm H ! Notice, iftlNß months after date, application will tu «M made to the Honorable the Justices of the biferi j -Court of Scriven County, when aittb y 1 i On* n try purposes, for h ave to sell a et tractor a -\l of I and containing two hundred rw; and an half acres, situated lying and h,;ir. t< the thirteenth District of Henry Count), and known and distinguished in the plan of said 01-tpirr by he number eighty, (HO) :he whole of 'he rex: Fstate of tiarah Callaway, deceased, lat., "f tid County,for the benefit of the Heirs and creditors of said deceased, Samuel Doughty, adm'r. Sc,:vr n County. Feb. 25, 18 5 Imd 73 Notice fk ” INB months after date, application wi! 1 b ■U* made to the Justices of the Inferior urt of Franklin County, when siding «• •• tJr<’ ■-y purposes, for leave to sell the real estate ol ling Procter, a Minor, James R. Haley, Guardian, April 12 1825 lu.Uiu 87 N otice. mouths after date, ■ plication will he S'* made to the Honorable tt- Court m ■ - ■ry of Burke county, for leave, to sell the real •.> tate at Enoch Farmer, dec. u -1. John Farraev, adm’r. Butte County, Feb. 1, 1825 in>9m 65 tilJOKbl.t, Burke County. By the Honaruhl- :he Court of Ordinary of' Bulks County. To all whom H may coucem. hIV iKHBAS William Sapp anti Pher.ic) Tapp, dyf administrator ai.d atimuiutratr.x, on the ,«‘a ,■ o Pnilip Sapp, late of said county, de i teased, have applied to this Court for letters Dia* missory. These are therefore to cite and < tonisli «13 id singular the kindred and creditors oi the said liar, > r~thiTOtTv- „ ‘■ w *fG,>"btcrF"d!'’ • :»!*'. f.'''trltHlK r npfhre the first Honda;, iu January next, other vlm letter.; Otantisgory will be granted to them. Witness the Honorable Alton f en. rion, «' r e •i the Justices of s 5 Court, Hi a 7 h '■'a rob U 125 t j Bamuel Sturges, ('lk. Os the Court of Or : n: vy \ I'KIMKr (A, burke County . ! *• By the Hon. lie Court of Oi dinary of sn.d County no AW WHOM IT MAK conceha WMF.RBAS James Andes atm, Fhaec 1 the Estate of Elisha Anderson, deceased, ar as Testamentary Guardian of Virgin's C. Andt son, has applied to said Court for letters l))s • sory. Now therefore, these ve to cite v d «di»;om«b all and singular the kindred an ‘ ti tr'f, «’t th said deceased, to file their objection- ary l > have) in the office of the clerk of if Court, .< > nr before tin- first Monday in .Janus* next, other wise led? rs will be j- .• • Witness lb'.; Ifrv orsble Jatu s 'IV; -ance, one i ; the Justices of said Court th.- . d M • , 18:J5 6m Samuel fcturge.*, Clerk GJiOIICIA, Burke County, ' %i By tht Bur., the Court of Ordinary of tiutl ( ■ ;t tit. 'fO Apt. W.lf.M IT MAI CUKCXIIS. CM7HERE* Abraham ! -n" • rig.- ¥ ■ his wins, and August...-! II Andetsor., ad- - ministrstors or the estate of Elisha .'-r.Tsrsan, . decease'.’,, jrpiie to said Cor-t - letters Uismtssor; Now therefore, these nre to c. e and admor,. tsh ai) and singular the kindred and t-ediion 5 the said deceased to file their otv sion r >. any they have) in the office <1 the clerk of ih ; on <« before the first Mommy o. Jai.-m.«. • • otherwise letters distnsswry vi. ; grant Witness the Honorable Jam s Torrance, r of the Ju-tices ul said Court, this 7J » d-./ of Msvoh, 1826 tN Samuel Sturges, Clerk ut tne Com of '* •nnattry ~ '■ ,t>Uc.l Aim Ice Caufy 1 Jty ihe Hon id’ - Court «J O ditu.ry tj and Corin'■■ to tu van rr ha x c m-skm. I' V/ HFRK S E .jab Bynt an! Enoch ! if <f .uiministraters ->n the estate ~f V'. u ■ ttyne, late of Hurke, deceased, its- ~ J-,uld t 1 h >-1 to Belters Di-mo ry. | N»'., ilierelore, these .re to cite t- i aclo >i I->il aid singular the kindred and crcdlto - j -ad decca-ed, to file their ofcj cltont ( ' »'■. ■' y -ave) in the other of the Clerk of this , : <t' > • ,->r before tit* first hi ndsy m J.oni . •. , > ;t I wise Letters Uisnussor! willb gr^nied Witness the Honorable A ioxaincr J. i ; ■■ one of the justices . f s«iJ Court, Ibm May, 1825. i d Hamuel Su.-:., Cl Os the I: I of till jCEOKEI t, ( In thk htv nnut !.n. ■ r j Co wnbia County. ) September I'erm, l IfJAdJI Cle'k hav.ng rcaed 1 ios.i ucoon ■ l> n* 3. the Jutlge to adjoun th’ Court until the 2. Monday in Jan..a ym x . (1825.) THE Superior C-urt for dns County, is veco-- dingly adjourned to h» day, when all Juror", Suv. ■ors, &c. are required *o au- itd S. Cratvfovcl, Cik, September IS ah « UA