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PROPOSALS , For publishing in Milledgeville, (Geo.) a , Semi-weekly Paper, to be entitled Thft Slav ot U\e SowlYi. 1 Tobetlttvoletl to the illustration anil defence ul the interesting Doctrine of the Uni versal Holiness and happiness of the Souls of the Human Family, ami of the Unity of God. BY A SOCIETY OF BELIEVERS ON , •• CHRIST THE LOUD.” .Melius non tangere clamo. TUB Publishers of the proposed Paper with all s.ch men, who delight to witness the, h ippinessof (heir fellow-creatures, do rejoice in observing the rapid march of science, and beholding tlie extension of intellectual im provement in these blessed United States, and they believt that there is no constitution, no form of g ivernment on the face of the earth, amongst men, that affords so many facilities, for the accomplishment of the noble] purposes of science,, ami moral improvement, i ~<• co. di. alien and ‘he nnpll ' Ce 11- if it a gov ernmeot. e- powerful protec .to., and benign i ■niloc'icc of the governmen* i die.- United! riMies, there uno impediment the rapid and continued ;n> >ovemenc o t the. human mind hi* . , -cotives uc evbiliiti. 1r ii ■ , i I c.i u» • sri!.. UsattftiU ll* aim c>m.u'e its ,-»■ f t :*»*>* t VPT r. 11l !U« |; 4 y think / Tf'Xitf — 'fc i c ‘' -i ;UO 111 .' i■> i' ' , . ~ ; I' ' V ' employed to write fearlessly - -to picssj in a, prin ■ not -i/, and ttuei >j i.ijil may s t ir-u n '■/>/. 'hi! productions of u if, I ... . .i. i, i a inei ii tvade- to read' r. iinmit left giving ollvuc's ; and t c m-: vestig i■ ion ac ■ mjmuf ■■ ; and iicro* too, an* to be 1 large collection o( sub- 1 j < i. i ur« i. uul admit a i-.m. sufficient 1 t i draw the cnii-ai and engage tlm rousoii-; in f ii" versos the nan id m li >•» >» ■ • 1 ....... ■•i •>»■••• ••<•«• i / • r • • • » t ’ir 'na! ui|M • Hus it* svh ~t’ 51 nu.iu laiiuh ■Cal " I- d die |« , „ t c ■' .pc. I ~■■ , lie; , ■i,!II vO 1 ''Ml sol lc r I.: Cid ! 1 ;•' 1,.- 11 I I (. ... , i 1 ul *llll wise ; and am <■ naou, e.f al' udie.c tiiem (he most jde.ising CMiuinplutions.i c1 1 ..a I), more di lighilai ui ■). ie cc.di ~,! iiiihil, than 10 see by faith and eel by hope,l t J nil ,jlo ' ill' ’ll ivlenV first bloom, fmi Ul. 1 g)») r,li«' . of cl .'ft. iniit*:s mil r(t f n!i a. An I bt.fc.tly ini'ityUa!, mv.iki i 1 ■ ini), A ’.though, we brdu'vc the il<-c,!.i radon of the | Scripture.tii.it it is the will nj God out j -•fin dour, t» hare all men io lu tv I, nod to\ e-ine unto lue A nwvleJ/r »f „r ■. ■ | tc liev • 111:,* : n i.. ~ i ■ on no In i.ig them lo this knowledge, without which ! nev cannot i .ve him, m bn happy ; and wej i ■ -liT IxriiPV, , tl; *• c I ■•« 7 » •• i 'll. < ■ i'll i'll'’ .a.- ‘ /*.»♦■ .4 < i M ; Ui # -ft .» r* v f '> u<» ■»-. /..■ ill fi ft * ’ iifkdln. title time, ami we ■• • th.v the’ irutti i-' iuini'i »ui'i it*4.ii *. *». made known tv all people, as a truth of glad •tidings, and of ercc* joy—and we feel it to be our religious duty to contribute a’l the means we can, for that purpose. VVe are, therefore, solicitous, that all the friends of man, and true believers in the Scriptures and Disciples of “ Uhrist the Lord” Would aid in the undertaking. And we believe, also, that there are a large number of gentlemen of talents and benevolence, in these Southern States who aie true believers in the consola tory doctrine of Universal Salvation, and in that of the Unity of God, and who will assist in leading (he minds of their fellow creatures to the knowledge, of the truth as it is in Je sus, by contributing their reasonable exposi tion of the Scriptures of Divine light, to render “ The Star of the South’ ’ pleasingly luminous, to guide the wise, to (he babe of Bethlehem, the Saviour of all men. In addition, to this prospect of enriching the columns of 7Vie Star of the South, the publishers will have (he pleasure and bene fits of selecting from a number of periodical publications ot the fame nature and design,j n >w published in the Northern and Eastern! Slates. Although the primary object of the pub-; li-hers, will be to illustrate and defend thev doctrine of the Universal Holiness and; happiness of the souls of the human family,' and the Unity of God, and to disseminate the knowledge thereof, yet they will admit into the columns of The Star of the South, well wriue.i articles, which may be intend ed to establish a contrary doctrine, but will reserve to themselves the right of animad verting on them in the spirit of candor, and with the politeness of the gentlemen, tender ness of Christians, considerations ot Philoso phers, and love of Brothers, whom they be lievc all mankind to be. TERMS OF PUBLICATION. I. The publishers of The Star of tlu South, do not calculate on, or wish to re ceive, any pecuniary benefit from its publi cation, ami therefore, will always regulate the si/.e ol the paper, according to the extent of patronage it uuv receive, from an en lightened and liberal public. H. It will be printed.on good paper, am with a fair type, and folded in the maunei ot Niles' W eekly Register, with an index a the close of the -Gth number, and reference: to every article, forming .1 volume of pages 111. Price to subscribers will be per annum, payable on the receipt of the firs number to the printer or any person wh may hold a subsetiption paper or g-2 at ih end of six months, from the time of th publication of the first number. IV. No advertisements will be inserted in the columns of The Star of the South, except notices of the death, of distinguished persons, of maniages, and of the publication of works of literature ; of their nature and merits. ( V. A competent Editor of The Slur of the i South will be obtained, and it is now in- 1 tended to commence the publication on the I first day of the year 1826. J N. B. Printers of newspapers in the ’ States of South Carolina, Georgia, and Ala bama, and the Post Master at nil the court i houses in the same states or elsewhere, will i please to receive the names of any who may | wish to subscribe for The St :r of the South, I and send them to Fort Hawkins, Ga. by tbe 1 20th of December next, and so on as they I may be obtained post paid out of the sub I snription paid, directed to the Editor of The i Star of the South. |C7” Printers in the Southern States who are friendly to the liberty of the minds of j man, and free investigation, will please to in- ( I sort the above Prospectus in their papers, as . •0» i r v *hir. r Executor s Sale lig >1 TtlOßsn.vV i»t JV»» Mi c 'll Me/ »-• -:t, . * ■ ■ i\ ■'■f «■» the m ; ; oi.M *V \.4 i \ I n (ioJumJ jo \ , »itu -A, ’ )'• fie v jfi !’ui. (vi . o’ I r , J jhiooil lh«A s’ .•■nlc of C.U\le, soot M •o utL tiiij - :k j, : »...„. lit Tluntansn : . .u. vc art >,m (i ! U«o li.-.ir • .cr.-sol_l.a-.il. and .o.m K .. cl ..re.l j. J ni<i ih on) -IV 8(1-111 to t ’tiji) yiT. iff to I verify-}j > ■ (-> r! - • * M ot :!. ■ i If ml is <Ol ' rt r>" J -I it. (!n .‘•itH* lime utt’i ?ila; • wiL■ I'm* s "i.. , . ~! ’ | /ll: |. Uiv ~ i |-" <l »!■/. fti. 1,-/ i-ci o- ■ kn-*n as Wares, w.ihlt -■ i I-- . ■ of t.sud alia;.!* .1 the -ti, 1 •»>* S- I.. 1 . Uiv■ r. i .. ' ,ii i , coon’y, a' -. i i. n(U .. ;lie U'/lc • I ■ ■ lc. I w i./*-, i ui’.' 1 Pod-Jci f- i/'t o* ••* Is, .••|.;k. L . i j. ! lo i" fUea, aivl ul o the Phntado' ; I■ ■ ; t : i■" i"! :ig «' ot s'* hundred acre.-! of Im ;- ! i ' > >■ - <.’■ ini'lly. i I Am! on iMURSI) VY (tie 49U) I■ 1 u: -uioer, i j,: rue mu ket-lmuH.-, i j tu* <: < f Align,si, about for/ y >■ r. I k \’r,r , t, imSiuin g (uec'ianics, lum-.- .erxitm- j m ill IS. hi. d j . I'li ; ssi"* n* each place wit r nmc ■■ -ii ten ock, A M amt rl »; -I'l'lo. i 1* '1 ii.id I), , 111 • i■ ii irom • I -iy lo -i,\ , | Ullti) , (■ I'm cry is ;i|i sold. j I m.o.ths cedit will I-- t; . n t.:c a), j ■mil - > I : lt J II ;f;l, aoJ I"* 1 Vi • /■ * ill - | j -drtv re>p. I, lietore the f.r.i,)-- 1: y -iJ: bo.;. I 11/ fftl Husaii ». Ware, K.v’tvx, j W:it W. Holt, i ,v'r. O/ tvs ifiS »/ A' '(.if j 'D-R-lAm-,- N'.-'V ;r* -rs , ■ (.o ■ ... ...I u. j i I • -ip* .*1 I (I-' #•>/'•-«. . >•/./ r« ~» •» . • .» t . » » ret, Off* > • • i. »■ It (A (f’.’t, I IH# , (•■ uiv ( ( t Htfii l 0Vv.,.: I their iccou u ; to fhi.i j : IB) Hie Hi. Executor’s Sale. WIF.I. be suit! a* the to mer re-idence of J"h> Atwell, of K clrnoml cnun'v, Tleceased, ii.i the firs, Monday in December n x , the Per shable properly of the said deceased, consls'. '"R G- Corn and Fodder, likewise, the -'nek ol (Janie, Hogs, Sheep, ami three head ul llorsea—a'l the Household Furniture, Plantatioi IMeus I; And one <’art. And will be Rented at the same time, die Planiati n w e/eou he resided - L ke wise, two Negroea will be hired, belonging t< said eila'e. Likewise, will be sold at the same (in e and place, one Negro Woman named (.lav. belonging to said i sia e. Tw Ive month- credit will be given, and Note, with aupr ived s-cu-ity will be n quired befor* the delivery of (he p-oi>ec'v. James Atwell, Ex’tr. i f ‘he WiU of John Jtt'well. October 25, 18,'5. 6*t p 35 Administrator’s Sale. i Wijl be sold at Columbia C urt lion e, on (he first I'lu-sday in December next : 'Fwo hundred and thirty Acres of j I.and, helonu ng to the false of Willia nll . (Jrabb, deco sd, sold lor the benefit of lie heirs Juf said d cea-ed. .-o . eredi* of 14 months Jolm Kennon, Jidm’r . | October 5, 1825 9 -p 32 |j Administrator’s 8a e. VI.HRKABLK to an order of the h >nnurablc thi- Interior C i..rt of llmke county, when ■| sitting for Ordinary puruosea, \> id b • sold a' tlu I Court House in sa d c< unty, m, the first |'m. da\ Jin Ueccmucr next, b tween the usual hours o: l, M,e -; A Negro man, Prince, the j»ro . perty of K, utien Fipton, deceased. Su'd tor tlu . bem fi of lie creditor* of said deceased’s Eg. •ate.—Terms made k-v-wn nn the dav of sale. Fzekiel Lester, Adm’r. October 4, 1825, y t 81 -| oTulkn, FROM the Subscriber’s Flaulatioo, on the nigh' of the 14th October, a br ght s -rrel MARE it dcvco yesrs old nex' s -nog -13 bands th -ee ai d a halt Indus leg', with a star in her Inrehe d, Snip on hor lip. and left hind tool whi'e. An p. rson del veriog said Mare to me in Hnrke c un ll tv, (Hri r Creek, Oeo.) slmll be lib rally reward ;p d—Mid if stolen, a suitable cuinpensi-ion for tlu 4 , detection and conviction, ol the perpetra'or. , N. B.—There was left in her placa ciiesntif - sorrel Horse, be ween fifteen atiri twenty year »• ill, led bind foot white, which I have in my' p o s !() session, James Holley. in Oftob 3», Hiank (.eeds of Conveyance, SEil LV P.IIVTKJi OS VKI.I !’M PAPKII, F»r in!t nl i/u» OJ/ict, NATIONAL TALES. A NEW PERIODICAL WORK. THE first volume of a Series of Tales, translated and compiled from the works ot different authors, and not previously pub lished in the United States, was issued from theNew-York press in the month of July last; and in October next, a second volume will make its appearance. In the preface to the first yolume, the editor announced it to be his intention to continue the work quarterly, if the public patronized the undertaking. Since then he has had the most satisfactory proofs, that his efforts to increase the present stock of literary amusement and instruction have been generally acceptable. The following are a few of the testimonies in its favor, which have appeared in different journals : “ Fr m the examination our leisure has per mitted us to give it, we think it quite an enter aming volume for loose wtio generally devote themselves to that branch of reading. It is the first of a projected senes, and purports to bn “ nrl <• >ruoil.«l ff-m the writings of dif erentauthoi- - h-.m we - .lit,, the o. the edO"? i:i coilec le . st i such , ..s arc real 1 } v>rhy of pre o -vilion, but .uqh, a | ney are sca.U ) d thr c gii air -.-ty o publics in, are I i.,i iand perishable. ! ! numb i . t ■ ■ ■a' .. :c- the oren ■ ■ i ’ i u ■ on ! soils. ir>e i i -■ ■! •= ,) con I •ins eleven uU-, ■ qua! in : 'f» Hilt. f> ,c,3 l(j 8U!( v <>i V‘; - Mt*V- |)Ot h«d iv'lS ■ If peril's tliG WilOic, f3 J: '>i' what we b«Ye <. ti, •«*.; « ftriam no * »>t i toe btiok v. II ,e * I M titer by rhos-c ' ■'« v hit iin work- * it -a ■ id.-%tiun troth jdu'iur i an<l »'•,% ty ut ... J *. ; t -■.i- in v. iic ; .. . ■ --• ■ ! , i.hj c inffici.. ; i . . . ■ !' . . • ' -I : I. , -I Oi lib . n- declare, ib . ■’ pi• t ■ ; saics oi mem, i -■tilt 'dij >' 1 1• i* 1 i'. .« tin*' C' 'hviorij fine) a) ■if >f > • : . r serving o?i if f ''{ ,-V’y .11 • 1 > ■ .»ii* - ach I \ I ira («> i«Hve tiK.-.le in a oreMfnt volume a j • has? )»' *:\ ■ ■ 'iii.vv.vl ‘he h«i ir.;*, i |' -•: ** * f hits c ’.y. .I'hff o and <;dtu»r M ■■■ » cn -<i i *■. st»* hi»l» f* pre A em j-c-ection ; nul h O'lM.i, to b« . uu'c'! iiy Uie I’ Oi r minuting sp ; r f t, he will confer a great I - hi thr public hy iiisju jki u* labours. T ere :rh a ,no M eci ’M *: wring so instruct.-ve lev d n. !, 0 r •=*. / v aivi ’tM- »; v.i-.e' tie, ; .‘K,r:aers iuti ca-Hom* of i fitio* s are i .:th j i:iy to young p i.ons (hey are pc 1 1V ■ raf i The. nvcidei ■« o* plo»* I reate di» i ite*’cs -Jrer.ily miivd, but t».■» I merest i m*:A; y »Jenchant;* La.l lend he Oti.. i -lit.:!j. 1 t • . j-rolU'ir-. ;of h n ! .a! in.', : 4 or /muon » iih nt, . iy —• hlvotuu j “ Thr h luten f - f-i • vneouf. Jient "i ;-?v *-.t t to is-ue * jt.i ' o>- : '-^rlr.i'iy ’• H■■ -iff .v '•'•hf'. I of .-hr licit Volume v { 1 • ‘ ipJHslb «>» HV«. Ilf h>A' 11l 11 •' lv-;n r • oin ii rn ./ ? u i ; 'v If. eie'i CL i but ir > ‘n vs • I«V "Hice i: ••quirta o itrj-jga .nri.i gii *;* %. . I v ' k -• 1 •"= • »'U- lu ig.. ;•!• ■ u -i ■ •< u, • ■» Si .. *-* It,. in -« r- - r*w ■ am the ~orai uitn tfi.i v .■ , Vre w t!d rccoromeod tbi. volume ,o "*■ » . graphical execu io i of the w.,rk is neat, am' moreover, it is offered at a reasoiubie prut: imee emsideratious iliat are important—but i. ■uir day vxtremelv rare. We hope the edit.., v 1 11 meet with .-ufHcieut eucourav'ein ;nt to ena l.le Ib ii to g) on with a work which tie se. ms • well (J latified to make interesuhg and n.struc 1 ive.” .Vtw York Courier, “ This selection of entertaining tales, is th promising c unmencement of a plan of no link propriety, and necessity that of collecting and c: mb mug in a regular form the choicest of mo leru talcs ; a species of writing winch seems to have become as popular in this age as poh’e es says have in others, Ihe present duod. com comprises eleven tales, combining seveial varic ties . f style. Each may be read witi. rived in eresl, supplying wn It amusement or moral in struction those occasional moments of len urc, which count as too many to be pas o ed with ul -n pli-y rnent, aid as too few to allow of an .ecu nat.on that requires a stretch of attention.” JV«v York JVat. Advocate, “Theft 1 at volume of a projected, series ot ales, translated and c mapiled from (he works of dlf icnt authors in every countiy, who have ac ■pi red a c I brity in that department of literature, nas jns be ■ i published in New-Y re. It contains eleven veli-v ritten stories, some sober and some gay. () eof their best qualities (at lea-t, that whirh w ,11 gam the popular favor) is their brt vity.’*—Boston GaUiay. “ U'e '•elections, t r the pr-sent v- iume, are, I'hr Freebooter, Transmigration, the Thrseeti an Lov, rs Ma-y Stuk.ly, The Fair JHarsrlh iie I'he Crusaders /Vie ForlnssoJ Saguntum Imd da lie Lumbertazz>. The Monk of La Trap/ie Goodrich Casl/e, and Master and Man. We na.e not room lor a panic lar discussion of toe me ri's of these tales ; and sh ill theres. re simp y sat h ;t they appear in tfie language ot physicians l i he veil c dculated to « fulfi the indies i ns” hinted at by us above. They are sb .i t, well un agined in different styles, and of various merits Some people, we are aware, make it a point Kj iet up against this sort ot writing a most onstre perous and pertinacious clamour, winch is eithoi •beer affection, or the fruit ot a dull and unex citable fancy. We insist that there is more mis ■alert, more originality, more genius, n q need tor the invention of a really good tale, aye, < v. , of a “ I ale of Nursery,” than is wanted for tin - concoction i.l v lumes ot tiie sohonn qnackeri wh ch passes >h.-e day -of l,n bug for aeiei c< r pllil •*(>[ \\) V—JM'era.Yoi k Uevi w Having offered a premium for origina 1 domestic tales, the editor calculates on giv 1 ing a considerable portion of these in tin progress of the work. Already severa competitors have appealed, whose produc • <''>i>s, if approved of, shall have a place i the forthconiing volume, “ffational 1 ales” will in future he pub lished at 42 William street, New-York, a four dollars per annum. To subscriber who transmit a years subscription in ail . vancc, the four volumes will be forwarde regularly as published, to any post town i die Slate of New York, free of addition! expensesall charges for beyond cniiveyam the Slate, must be paid by the subscriber. Single volumes may be had at one dollar. Editors of newspapers who publish this prospectus twice, or oftener, and forward , the which appears, reinressed to f ‘The Editor of National Tales, New-York -will be entitled to a copy of the October J volum, f New-York, September, 1825. J ——— _ aiißiDiitg&Ui ' ANO STEAM BATUS. C |AU. HOUKL, » French Physician, reapectfull) g U informs the public, that lie has eslablishet t STEAM and MEDICAL BATHS in Augusta r The very high repute these Itaihs have acquired ‘ * a Europe, where (although a late discovery) e they are to be found in every hospital, and th. g great cures they have performed in itoslon, Phi i hdelphia and Charleston, can leave no doubt o 1 ’ their efficacy. The most gentle as well as the most powerful medicines are administered by thn •• means, without any pain, trouble or disgust to tk '■ patient. c They are a never fading remedy in all outline r nun affections j from Psora. Ringworms, !tc. I' r Scaldhead and Leprosy. They also have never ■ lulled of swer.ess in either acute or chronic rheu ■si j.- r, lulur obsti jtiotw', chlorosis, anr arem: ' -weitiag Pr-.-pient ;; in all diseas soi'-l; j .‘ill's:, gouty aiTcCtiona, tiispi. rsion iff’ tumors, 1 ■ I -a vp’. lis. spasmodic cr orw- af-i-lm ! ; a «U bilio i*. div eders, dy-yep ns. irpiKsondnav..- • !■ pj!e;„y th; <• hath" have ■ i found rt'H* .or ; ■ „v. ,-■ /,■ , -■ . :\- ii :g g to 1 lisuong ait, tny be remit red ap|> ient: l v,.:ry c«se, and fit is repeated) Wdiioul any pr. | 1 trouble, or disgust lo the patient. 1 i As itirsc- baths are not yet gcn.indly I n . < , Dr, Hooei. wII be happy to give the most , •ec'ah - la.. to . .•fiur.» wbn have •’■ccr I 1 cured by taking them. j N olicfc. ► 1:1 JL he si P,( *■•.} POiS,. iLS j .* 'ILL be received at thr c AS. 'c r V V a) Council, iintif the rinf , i N e of. ater from he S ( ,in. A aiicwhi • oi he'M.ik-l-Houso, in (he in in i '.i gs, the diami ter it j *• i siial: !>■ it-., liitt cii i.'- ' > AO'I th I ; nil' c i • •. 1 lit. i. r in’ .ui ? ot !; ! , jl-o ■•' I u dawn to be h «i thr. c »■■. ; 'olt feet b'-ti.w die genr' a! smi'a-.' of die ■ 1 : ho con"-f, ..■, t-.now yancr- tV,... s-.rmg >y • ' ’ ,j■to i iteisc ft, lass-s;? , . Vi.. [tjury-dreet and Hawks tint. y, ‘j Pi < ■ salt. the vlv ‘ ■ work, in I ;‘■t -<>•• sis,',;s ! Pc rece‘«.;d for furnish 1 > g nil lio’ing tin Logs, naming the place win n 'in. 11 t>; d ■ tred, or any oilier pure of in, work (Sd p, j W. ii. Thomas, > Committee, N. Dekigle, ) ' j f. p'- n.h t i.VSt -,i” i iv> \TL'>’i I Remain.', g id i OHICK « Cclumbii. H, (G:i I 10 1 (lolubl.T. ls2v'. A < i-uitc iS. Maht". II \ !• ‘ i . Xtodd. i ji* t .si r tig , i.emu Marti i J. Jarre! Arctic , i ' '■ ■■ . M ■-: m-u ff ? Wh.sniel tl : 1 * ‘O'CS HUik -.Vi;, 1 t J‘tin •ra . •■ci.. Util, . Manila Magiuder Susan Baly | N Piiscdla Butt } Mr. E. W. Napier C 1 O Peter Crawford. 2 | John Olive f’hos. 1), Carr 3 | Mrs, I'rmlence Olive Zachrias Colley p D > Elijah Parham 'Villiam Draue jr. | .las'. (>. Perryman Gasuway Davis < Pierson Pettit E I Marshall Pittman * Charles Evans j It P 1 ffuewell Richards A. F'sier, 2 I El zihetti Rusaell Mi**Jlnry A. Flemming ! Mary Reynolds | S C.ias. Fitzsimond ) Martha C, Shackelford If i William Sriiith, 2 ' Jeremiah Gnffi i i N H. Sims • Susanna Griffin | ( dm Swmk tiez. Grubbs ( lessee Steed H \ Dan el Stanford Francis Ilamm'dl i M vid Stanford Wm. W. Ilardw ck I >stiua SlauforJ t Mary tlarriran I; T I Ann Eliza Hainiiton Henry Thompson J i; M js VI F. Thompson , W. Jones U ■ Peggy Johnston Wm, Underwood K VV t Peter Kikx. 2 : Thomas Watson, 2 - John Kendrick, 2 : rtynautn & Wi kins Marshall Keith ;i Mary Watkins, 2 , L ; Wnrsbi: ful M,*s'er of Reuben G. Luke | Hsrnionv Lodge No If Vilen Lovelace j Div d Walker VI 1 Wm. Willingham t'hos, W. Murrell, 2 Jesse S. Watson, 2 p VVm Merr wea'her, 2 Y Robert Martin, 2 John S. Y ung. v ! homas O. Martin, 2 j ;, Wm. F. Wilkins, p. m. October 14 3t f 32 0 JS otice. 4 LL pfr«on« having demands against the Es 1 /V 'ate of Jous lonss, late of Columbia Conn . iy deceased, are requested to It -nd theni in pro l peril attested agreeably to : a v, amt those ind-bi d ed to said Estate, are r■ ques'ed to nuke imme , diale paymei.t to the Executors. Isaac Wi lingham, I C oniflius Jones, > Tliomas Willingham, j 2 tl Seotember b 1525 be 22 le. STOP IMF KuN A WAY. lit fl ' VV AV lrnm die subscriber about the Ist J*-*. ** the nionth of October, a negro mun nain . e i SAM. Me is between twenty five and thirn 111 years of age, yellow complexion, 4 feet 4tr 5 inches hign, lively and free spoken, has a sea on his l> ft cheek, extending fr >m the corner .d u ‘ iis moutli towards bis ear, about an inch u at enpt ; he is by trade r carpenter. I purchase rs him on the Fasiern sh re of Maryland, in 1817. (1 „ Anv P' ,-c ° n that will apprehend him hi dde ,|V ' p ll,rn to r»i Spans, Hancock c tit ty, or giv •ntnrmation so f can get him, shall be rewarded bi fur his trouble. lal Anderson Abercrombie. ice October 17 54, PATENT COTTON PRESS. I I rpHE Subscriber respectfully informs hi ß f r | en , 1 1 and the public in general, that he has i.ivented I A & useful 3VLac\\\n e; I for the purpose of Packing Colton into sn uar . I Bales, by the power of a Lever, acting on I a Fuicum, which drives the follower ,1 that presses the Cotton into the Late. The power of this Machine is such, that'fiSii 450 to 500 p >unds of Cdtton can be ro five yards of 42 inch bagging with ConwfL, ’ ble ease, and in » very,, short time. The super' advantages of this machine are clearly maufj o ,' hat in addition to the small quantity of ba|?»| required, f which certainty is an o hands can witti great ease, pack from eight t° twelve,bales in one day, if tho cotton is conven° lent, by having some assistance in sewing, which is by far the must tedious part. The simp), c |," of this machine and its superior power ate gr ei ( ly admired by mechanical artists, and in feet a ti who have seen it. By a mechanical denvr,„ tr , tion it is proven, that the power of the leve' and its concomitants are eq tal if not superior \ any. even to the wedge if properly applied, ° From the high and frequent encomiums past on the invention, the subscriber is induced to of tier it to the Public as something worthy of then immediate notice. Any person that m- want, 1 v : - i'l; *\ i. . v-h, - | , *rf! tour*'!, * H 'V. not ‘ ur.ti, i* : I f etters ha?i obtain*.-*! fr »r« the X' it I ; . •• t - • I ■ i jirohihlted Iroifl nak.ii;* or uftwjr the • utw »- • ’,»!?* M»i ■ .'t’-'.i;, v 1 b\ pii’,n'ff ft v--}H ».* 1 • i ■ .• ■! i J • ”ty . ■ The »zt of the Machine ut sixtetn h*t ' 1 !\| IN® month* after d*t< Ucation > a iri i i • Honorable •• I * ■ >,i U ddtl.vi.l I ting • . k> jp . for !• aV.* -1 sell aLi i-. ft< if ,v 1 1a, -uOu .' i : . 1 '■> u'.fit ot the Wei, ■ andcir P Andrew J, }.' !i, a ■ ’■•■v’f Nathan 1 .eetb uiin’v. in right us h t->.~ • lai y > f-Rtlfi, i «' »■ "w; | ’igustn, Fe’r 11. 1,825 ; • : • - rs otice. j ly'lNß mo th tie, anp'ication will bt ■ made to the Honorable the vs of the A t ferior Court of Franklin County, when sitting A or Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the redß oi-tatc ol i Q tic- ■ ceased* for the heirs and creditors of s>id de I ceased. I John Gettings, win.' i I As ■!' 12, 1825. Imm9 87 I N of ice. I VTINE months after date, application will -.1 it's ro»de to the Honorable the Inferior Court! • ->• ■ . tOT - 1| 3 trn. • •, I Lund mid •’ unity o! 10.5 1-2 acres* job g| Hurray, Pay and otherut being part of (he real I ■ eofW |( epp.. |, I i a 1nD10.., CLflltC # u*. March 15. 1825 m9»m 75 N otice. iflllSE months after date, application will be si J made to the Honorable the Justices of the Interior Court of said county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, fop leave to sell the whole of he real Estate of Irvin Hovel, deceased, late of tiiid county, for ilie benefit of the heirs and cre ditors of said deceased. James Lambert, ) , Edward Boy,B. i Mm n ‘ Striven County. Jan. 28 18 !5 J Im9m 63 N otice. %JlNK rn onths alter date, application will be i n made to the Court of Ordinary of Franklin County, for leave to sell one hundred iUres of l and, in said County, as the property i.(, Adam Mon, deceased* fop the benefit of the Heo’s ami Creditors of said deceased John E. Carson, adn’r. January 18, 1825 1 n6n 63 Notice. NINE moThs after date application will be ms e to the Honorable Inferior Court of Columbia County, when s tting as a Court of Or dinary tor leave to sell 202 1-2 acres of Laid ly , ng in the 3d District of Monroe County, Lot No, ■ 208, it being the real estate of William Bmalleyi deceased, ard to be sold for (he benefit of lh« heirs and creditors of said deceased. James Smalley, Jldm'r. January 4. 1825 lm9m 57 N otice. months after date, applicat'_n will be JM made to the Justices of the Infetflb. Court Scriven County, when sitting for Ordinary purp»s»s. for leave to «eJI a certain tract of Land containing two hundred acres being in the coun ty aforesaid, belonging to the Estate of Caleb Howell, deceased, for the benefL of the Heirs and creditors of the said deceased, Mahala Howell, Jidni’x. June 13, 1825. Ini9m 10.3 N otice. N INE months aft< r date, application will be mode to the Justices of the Inferior Court of Franklin County, when silting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real Estate of Da vid Clark, deceased, for the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Thos. Mays, e.r’r. K Anril 12, 1825 # lm9m 87 NOTICE. * T HUEE mon, b s after date, application will be 1 i. made to the Inferior Ci.un of Columhi.l Ceunty, while silting for Ordinary purposes, fit • 'e«ve to divide twrniy Negroe o , the proprr’y of Janies Martin, let*- of sa d county deceased' n •I Inch the heirs living nut of the couniy and u State . f r.eorg a, ar respectfully notified of ,uch application. t his 29th day of August. 182.5. Hobert .Martin, Adin’r, • August 30 2m3m 19