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f i •mmnm.r mmr 'itaatwi- .1 * wn* PitOPOS ALS f'ot jiiwllsl,in’/ iii Milledgevillr, (Geo.) n Semi-weekly Paper, to he In titled Thfe *M.vu* x>V Ihv, s^ovil\\. To !»'• ilcvoUnl to the illustr.itiun and defence of tin: interesting Doctrine of the Uni versal Holiness ainl happiness of the Souls of the Human Family, ami of the Unity of (foil. liV A SOCIETY OK BELIEVERS ON “ I’lllllS-T I UK Mil ins mm him'ere efamu. THE I’uhli-hers of the proposed Ktpci wit)i nil -i u-ch nr i, who delight to witness the. h ippinessol thi‘ii‘ leilon -neaUires, do n 'mice ■ ;; f »bs. n in- d, • raimi m: • i'-. in(’ h '.'till ■ i 1 j. iv. t.jf t ill l hie ' ■" dtl anil t lie VO ('nil i . • ■ I dm. ho oi ;11 ,1 _■ ■vi , ten i on -•■. i';- eof lh-i eai (ii, j men, tha- all n ; -l o ‘»any j • ; • • ,'oipl 1 .- inr • ' !.■' oblf I 11-., , o, t.nl mural imp. ' rent, ... ha a. i. u 1.1 eciistltm .n;i am the m pit : .muul Ms ' ei'nment. . , ■ nr mu ■■ ! oi"n in mu nit at itn s. t i nited u - ■ . o nnpedi !>» tiie rapid! • »<'| f'tlM ' I ■'<l » '<;; t- o ‘ * '• ■' 'l' l " l \ 1.1 I'"/ ■ a V"- are 'r'i'.d I'll'l'll L•JI I •. S' ' ‘ M> | * U ,I,i r, well as u> stimulate its energies.— if re every man may think freely—every lmimie may speak boldly—eoevy pen may he employ I ’to -vrile fearlessly—every press 1 may piiat lawfully, and every mail may circulate widely, the productions of wit. I'u. in/, or wisdom, for eecry readei - lead without fear of giving offence ; and to ecu template on fdl the subjects of linn; -u iu v.‘.ii'i"i t i i i and '.'.onjudur ; and In ■- too, are toll 1 found a large collection jects of curiosity and admiration, • .. ;-l (■I draw the attention and engage if ■ :> iug powers ol the man ol active gen ■ civn to stimulate the ;alpine. \V • believe, however, that the present and eh null cippi ne sol the whole hnman family, •n subjects of the greatest imparlance, and ; . ,| worthy <>f (he solicitude ul theheuevo- I■ ■ uni wise ; ami are capable, of affording a ('a; most pleasing contemplations, i ran he more delightful to a benevolent :n ill,in to see hy faith and leed by hope, •i, 1 . mill nir.i' y, m tri'impii il<'sC6fldiiijft And ii 1 1 in i; .ill r Invvin y, ill K'l'-ii’s find bloom, ti H i i .Ul ).••-)< ul tii-.iil l . Himl'ts and roc s:i blending. \n 1 beauty imninriul. aw.iln* frcin fin* tomb. Although, we believe the declaration ol the Scripture,that it is the mill of God our Saviour, to hit or, all men to he saved, and to i nuc unto the knowledge nj the truth, yet *ve indievc flint he makes uso ol means to bring them to this knowledge, without which they cannot love, him, or be happy ; and we further believe, (hat/Am- t.s one Mediator lii tirern God and men, Hie Man Christ Jesus, nh ■ gave hiuiselj a ransom for (ill to he trs lijir.il in dm time, ami we believe that the -'me to /irinlaiin and lei lift/ this Divine •utli is at hand, ami that it will soon be Hide known to nil people, as a truth ol glad id mgs, ami ol ifeint joy—and we (eel it to n* our religious duty to contribute all the means we can, for that purpose. We are, therefore, solicitous, (hat all the friends o) nun, and true believers in the Scriptures a ml Disciples of “ Christ the Lord” would aid in the undertaking. Vml we believe, also,! that lie re are a huge number of gentlemen of tulem's and benevolence, in these Southern Stales who are true believers in the consola .l v doctrine of Universal Salvation, and in that of the Unity of God, and who will assist in leading the minds of their follow creatures to die knowledge of the truth as if is in Je sus, hy contributing their reasonable exposi tion id'Hie .Scriptures of Divine light, to render “ The Shir of the South" pleasingly luminous, to guide tae wise, to the babe ol! fl'lldnii iii, the Saviour ol all men. In addition, to this prospect ol enriching 1 ; ■d>e. columns of The Star of the South, the, p'liihslie.rs will have the pleasure ami benc-j his of si looting from a number of periodical j I n.■ i;i a 1 ions id the mot* nature ami design,l mm published iu the Northern and Eastern Mates. Vllhough the primary object of the pub lisheisi, wdl be to illustrate and defend the doctrine, ol the Universal Holiness and ii pin. ss ol the souls of the human family, and the Unity of (ntd, and to disseminate the know ledge thereof, yet they will admit into the columns ol /he Star vj the South, well wiitie i anodes, which may lie intend ed to eit.ihii.-h a central v doctrine, but will leservc to themselves febe right of auimad verting on them in the spirit of candor, and with the polite H -of the gentlemen, tender ness of Christians, considerations of Philoso phers, ami love of llrothers. whom they be -1 u*\ e ail mankind to be. TKK.ila OK PUHLIU VTION. [. The publishers of Tlu Star of the South, do not calculate on, or wish to re voke, any pecuniary hem-lit from its publi cation, and therefore, will always regulate the si/.e c t the paper, according to the. extent ol p.itao.M ,e it may receive, from an en lightened acdlibetal public. 11. ft will be printed on good paper, and with a lair type, and lidded in the manner ■I .V.'.'b* M eekly Register, with an index at the close of t’ie ititli number, and references to e\ i. y article, forming a volume of pages. 111. Price to subscribers will be SI .50 per annum, payable on the receipt of-the first number to the printer or any person who may hold a subscription paper or & 2 at the end of six months, from,the time of the Vu, publication of the first number. ► ", IV. No advertiseraents will be inserted) 'in the columns of The Star of the South J rt (except notices of the death, of distinguished! persons, of marriages, and of the publication! ul' works of literature ; of their nature and , merits. V. A competent Editor of The Star of the South will be. obtained, and it is now in tended to commence the publication on the (first day of the year 1820. N li. Printers of newspapers in the' .'States of S>utl» ('-arol in a, Georgia, and Ala-f haiiia, and the Post Master at nil the court! j houses m the same states or elsewhere, will! Iplease to receive the names of any who may wiili to subscribe for The Stir of the South, ' semi them to Fort Hawkins, Ga. by the ’< ■ o( December next, am! so on as they he obtained post paid out of the snh pliou paid, directed to 1 lie Editor of The ' of the South. ,r Printers iu the Southern States who friendly to the liberty of the minds of n i , and free investigation, will please to in the above Prospectus in their papers, as u as they think proper. Sheriff’s Sale. iVill he sold, on the first Tuesday in I)e --•mher next, at the Court-House door, in Cai/ueshorough, Ihtrke county, within, ale hours : One Negro man, named Nelson, levied on as the property of Hubert E. Itrodnax, to satisfy sundry ft. fas. from a Justices. , I Court of said county, at the suit of James Anderson against Stephen W. Blount, and (Robert E. Hrodnax. ALSO, Three Negroes, vi/.. Luce, Susan and: zuheth ; levied on as the property of -wis Byne, to satisfy sundry Ji. fas. from i oHtices Court ol said county, at the suit • I. B. Marsh, Executor of Jane Rennet, ■ eased, against Lewis Byne, Richard uc and Administrator of Redding I). Bryant. also, I One Jack, levied on as the property of Rawls, to satisfy tin Execution in favour of I Rawls. also, Thirty-five Acres of Laud, more or less, 5 being the interest of Henry J. Holliday in 200 acres of land, adjoining lands of tSime l on Lowery and others, levied on as the pro , petty of Henry J. Holliday, to satisfy two ft, fas, in favor of Ezekiel Inman. ALSO, One Hundred Acres of Land, adjoining lands of Henry Crew and otlie-'s, levied on as the property of Arthur Royals, to satis-! fy a Ji. fa. in favour of William Ligon. Jn« T. Fortli, s. n. c. October 28, 1825 f 38 > 1 SherijfiTs Sale. r G dl he not it on the /irot !n Janu ary nr.rt, at the Market-House, in the ci ty of Augusta, between the usual hours , of sale : , Four Negroes, viz. Rachael, Toney, lirls- Jto and Rose, levied on as the property of / A. Rhodes, to satisfy a Ji. fa. on tire fore (iclosure of a mortgage, Thomas Gumming I , vs, said A. Rhodes. ALSO, j ! The following Negroes, viz. Charles Gil ) ijhcrt, a man, Nancy a woman, Gabriel and J I i William children, Jinny a woman, Biddy,! Alfred, Sarah, Pliiehe, and Ann Eliza, chil i | dren ; levied ( on as the property of A.( Rhodes, to satisfy a ft. fa. on the forcclo- i sure ol a mortgage, Anderson Watkins vs. | said A. Rhodes. IVfor IG Hoisclair, Sh'Jf'. it. c. ! November I, 1825. f td 38 Executor’s Sale. ' OY I IIUUSiMV tin; l.ilh Docember «exL d "it! he - 'lit .0 the fla ijo.-mi of (he late J •('Jot. Nh-uhi.a. Wake, oh I .ilde ilivor, in Coluni Y liia county, die (’ >rn nml Fodder and other pro L muions ma.ts tlirre il.e present season, all the i iinm nj- aicnsts bel iniMiiv tithe place, the. stock j 1 ul I iii-it‘i ami Mute-, in-1 - which are sunn; va ,l jin.ilil- be aid Vlai-ea, and line Coils of the liesift |!ilo-'-J -the stoex of (I Mil., some fid) mnl some'] bait blood of Hie Kopdlsh bree ; tin; stock *il !: logs, and tin- /‘hiniution ■■ - I here are about Ii- . ■ -n Imi:ile..it acres ot 1.a.n1, and eiiougli cl.'iu-ed out m cubivalioM in giv- employmeiit tolwuitj- 1 live or tldj-ty hands. Much of this land is ol l g-iuil i( i ddy, and the rest very valuable for its ■ ' timl'i-r. —also — At she same lime mil place, will ■ 1 be S’ i tlie (in.St .-.i d Saw-Milli on I,.id; Hun , ‘ i d tlu- I $ r.itg-e acriifs it, ko i»u as Wares, with . I About for' v air o' I.s ul att iclied (tier to. * , And mi TliL’ MSI) VV. the 32tl - I),;c-mb r, tln-re wdl b- ohl at the I'lintaliou 1 on Sav i nali It.'.vr, hi ;•-mibia eonniy, at tlu j ivnoli of U\ Kn k. e Creek, the whole nf tin i Corn and Koehler, Fu-um.jt ulen.-iU, ike. j ' behmifiujr to (hat filice, am’ also Mie Piunta ioo M - ilsi-U. 'meo:dm(f about six tmndred acres ot I.hhl |- -of very excellent quality. j. And un Ttl UIt81.) A V the 3‘Hh 'lect-nslier, will be sold at the market.house, n , iih-City nf August a. ab.int l-'orty very 1 kel\ j i Vegiues, including in -c' an cs. ' eni e s wants ! i mil field hands. I’hs sale, at each place wd ■(commence’ at ten o’clock, A. M, an i cliise at -1 j - '’clock, I’ M. and ho continued from day to day, L «'until the property is all sold, p I'-.' edve m niths credit aill lie given for all i juims over I'en I) dlars, and notes uilli good se- , e-nrity required, bet're the prop ;i y will bede -, ivured. ■'( Siisau si. Ware, K.v'tr.v. r j Win, W. Holt, r.v'r. ‘ Os the mu of X. Harr. j s : fj* Edit •;> ol New man -s . i tSo.-rgia. iml th« t. Editors hi the Cthi ntru /', - »<”./»•', in Soul.! t aim , P|lina, nr-’ rqi - i-I - c ,v tin. three wcikti in serions, a ni t.o >v* ii their see 'tints to tin. tHicc (for psyme.i', 0 Octo .’I 34 e A y>\>vtnvV\cvs Vv\t\v,dVavvVs Tor sale at this Office, ! UlLftCUiOf’s Sale. 1 On Ttsesdav situ ot December next, will be sold I at the M.,ik t Home, in tbe city ot Augusta, ! ("hetwin the usual hours: —J 202| Acres of Land in first Dis trict of Monroe county, No. 157, 1 Negro man named Jack, 1 Pew, No. 72, in the Presbyterian Church. All belonging to the eitale of Joint Clarke, de ceased. —Terms st sale. Jty order the Executors. Fraser & Bowdre, Auctioneers. j September JO t NOTICE. WILL be sold on the 20th December next, on the premises, that well known and va in.ble PUBLIC S i'AND, at present occupied by the subscriber, situated at the Fork ot the Mil '• dgeville and VVrightsborough roads, six miles from Augusta. —a wo— The Household Furniture and o ther personal properly, There are two hundred tores of Land—twenty-five good swamp—and six of which is prepared fir cultivation. The improvements comprise a comfortable Dwelling, and convenient out buildings. I’he terms of payment will be made easy to the purchaser. William B. Burton. OCj* The editors of tbe Georgia Journal will publish the ah ve twice, and forward their ac c unit to the subscriber. W. I), n. November 1 37 JS otice. Will he sold on tbe first Tuesday in January next, at Columbia C ur 1 Unuse. between the usual hours of sib*, agreeable to an order of the Honorable I■ i! • r or Coer' of Walton county : One Tract of Land in Columbia j county, lying u Greenbrier Greek, containing j <ib Acres more or loss, including the Plantation j■ ,d Mills—it being apart of tbe real es'.ste of bornas J mes, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit ol the M, its of said Estate. 1 cr.'us on the bay nf ,»!e. William Booker. Jldm’i. October 25 1825 7 A<l mini-su*ator ? a "ale. BY orfler ol (he hon ale hr* It) «rinr Court, v *ll be sold at the VJurke Hour# *n the G;t of Augusta, on the first Tuesday 5;» January next, between the nsuvl hours • Two Slaves, viz, Roxina & Har ry, belonging to he K tt of lu law John (,V ruth ts, a,>il sold for the beiefi' of \\,~ li firs and creditors. 51. H. Wilde, Adm'vf ’ 1 Tiber \ y rl -A K I)\V AK D P C AMPBELL, ct. ul. j So nth-Carolina, Edgefield District. \ | N obedience to an order of Lite Court of % Equity, will be sold at Hamburg, South- Carolina, on the sth day of December next, i credit ts one, two and three years, with interest from the date, all that Tract or Plantation of Land, lying at the junc tion ot Horse Creek and Savannah River, and within two miles of Augusta, contain ing acres, be the same more or less. The purchaser will be required' to give bond and security with a mortgage of the premises, to pay in cash the cost of suit and for a title deed. ) WliiHi Id Brooks, Commi in Equity, ' Edge field, C. If. ; . . ' j 28th Oct. 1823. $ * |C7* For the evidences of title and a more particular discription of the land, ap ply tn E. F. Campbell, Augusta. Warning to t\\u VubWc \ 4 LL persons are advised to be upon J V their guard against Dr. Euhu Lee! Caiitledge, who lias recently left an anna- j ble wife and three small children, and elo ped with another woman. He hail been employed by his aged father (who is up wards of 80 years of age) to collect a sum of money, amounting to 2,400 dollars, all of which belong to orphans ; which he iiasi embezzled and fled with, leaving a great! 1 many contracts and debts unsettled, lie!’ is about 29 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches!' high, of a spare make, very active, large! nose, and a man of remarkable forward! manners, ii is possible he may try to im pose himself upon some Christian Church, as he lias a letter from the Baptist Church in South Carolina to join such others as lie wishes.—May the innocent and unsuspect- 1 , ing escape his villainy. Ayres Car:ledge, > James Cart edge, jr, November 1 2t v .38 i >i /■ The editor of the Charleston Cou-!' t ier, wall piblisli the above twice (once aj' week for two weeks) and forward hisac-l count to the Post-Otiice, Columbia Court-j House (Ga. for payment. STOP IDE RUNAWAY. |"5 ANAVVV from die subscriber about the Ist , Hi of the month of October, a negro mn nam ed SAM. Us is b.'wteu twenty-five and ihirt) ] j years of ug? yellow complexion, 4 feel 4or 5 ) niches high, lively and free spoken, has a scar , on his left r'.. k, extemli 'g from tbe ct rner ot j ] ids mouth I) vards his ear, about an inch in 1 length ;hei by trade a carpenter 1 purchased j Ihiinonlb- Ttsiern sli'we of Maryland, in 1817. j Any per* that will npnr. hend him and de liver him to e at Sparta, Hancock c only, or ;;iv iinformation 1 can get him, sludt be rtwarden llor Ins iron /■-, Anderson Abercrombie. QetnScr 71 YmbmVvx’s a»A i'tvcusnVs, KKV'I.Y MADE AND MENDED BY Joseph Roderick. | Sepleir.hr 16 ’4 THOMAS G. HALL, Cvivvuvge *Vivvkcr. HAS received a part ot Ins Spring Supply i CAUHIACES and GIGS, which mates h assortment of Gigs complete*—consisting of fits second and third rate Leather and Snntop Gig me Coacboe and one Chariotee. Being rcgula. ly supplied with an extensive assortment, direr from the various manufactories of Newark and i> vicinity, lie is disposed to sell on as good terms a the articles can bs obtained in Augusta . (Xj’Orders for any kind of Carriages will b. orwatded and executed in the best manner, a be manufacturing prices. Gigs and Carriages built to order. Hepairing in all branches, at short tnotice, on tbe most reasonable terms. March 22 ts 77 PATENT COTTON TiiLssS. , rjlHli Subscriber respectfully informs bis friends 1 ami the public in general, that he has invented A A*cw & useful NVvuAuue, j for the purpose of Packing ' Colton into square I Sales, bp the power of a Lever, acting on a Fnlcutn which drives the follower that presses the Colton into the Sale. The power of this Machine is such, that from 450 to 500 pounds of Cotton can he pressed in to five yards of 42 inch bagging with considers hie ease, and in a very short time. The superior advantages of this machine are clearly manifest, I 'that in addition to the small quantity of bagging required, (~which certainly is an object,J two hands can with great ease, puck from eight to twelve bales in one day, if the cotton is conven ient, by having some assistance in sewing, which . is by fur the most tedious part. Tbe simplicity of this machine and its superior power ate great ly admired by mechanical artists, and in fact all l' who have seen it. Ily a mechanical demonstra tion it is proven, that the power of the lever and its concomitants are equal if not superior to any, even to the wedge if properly applied. ‘ From the high and frequent encomiums past : on the invention, the subscriber is induced to of i fer it to the Public as something worthy of their immediate notice. Any person that may want, can apply to the subscriber. The probable cos! will be FIFTY DOLLARS, when all materials are found, end EIGHTY, if not found. Patent Letters having been obtained from the Depart ment of State of the United S.aies, all persons are - prohibited from making or using the same without If gal right. All infringements will meet with the igor of the law, made and provided in such cases. Any mechanic that may wish to be benefitled by h? invention, may by paying a very moderate turn secure, individual county or state rights. The same is offered to farmers and all others. The s.ze of the .Machine is sixteen feet long '/nee feet wide, and can he used in a house of six -1 ler.i feel p ch, or brought so near the outside that the cotton can be conveyed by a tubs from the Gin '/o the j Frees ~Lcwi% Lays said. Halifax. N. 28, i 8 5 M ! p .30 AND STEAM BATHS. Dll. HOUEL, a French Physician, respectful!) informs the public, that he has establisher STEAM and MEDICAL BATHS in Augusta. , •he very high repute these Baths have acquiree , 1 Europe, where (although a late discovery iwy are to De round in every hospital, and ti.i 1 ; real cures they have performed in Boston, Pin ladelploa and Charleston, can leave no doubt o their efficacy. The most gentle as well as the uost powerful medicines ore administered byih» ac ms, without any pain, trouble or disgust to the atient. , f hey are a never failing remedy in a)l entane "Us affections; from Paofa, Uingworms, &c. t< Jcaldhead and Leprosy. i'j,ey also have never tailed ot success in either acute or chronic rlieu mutism fn glandular obstructions, chlorosis, anasarcou '.veilings, incipient dropsy; in all diseases of thr | mints, affections, dispersion of tumors, i* j ".tired syphilis, spasmodic or nervous aflectjfcus; s, 11 bilious disorders, dyspepsia, hypoconjjfiasis piiepsy—these baths have been found raosisr,* viceable, and have often succeeded even in here >itary complaints, tu fine, this4nanner of asjmin. storing almost every remedy belonging to the oealing art, may lie tendered applicable to almos, ! u ' r y Ci * se < and (ii is repeated) without any pain j rouble, or disgust to the patient. As these baths are not yet generally known j Hou> >. will be happy lo give the most res { lectable references to persons wbo have been ■••jred by taking them. ■ :| vi I 57 in otice. 4 LL persons having ih mauds against the Es ■ ft. of Joust I ones, late of Columbia Coun ly flecessed, are requested to hand them in pro I pt ily attested agreeably to law, and those indebt-1 .d to said Estate, are requested to make imme | diale payment to the Executors. Isaac Willingham, tsj (’oTßelius Jones, > % Thomas VVTllingham, j 2 Septernh* r 6 1825 t 21 ~NOfICK. •'PHHEB months after date, application wil.be 1. ira le to the Inferior Court of Columbia O unity, while sitting for Ordinary purposes, foi Ifave to div- -enty Negroes, llie property of June ~i eofsa d county deceased* o ving out of ihc county and 8’ • respectfully notified of such Apf 'th day of August, 1825. •t Martin, ddin’r. * ■ 2n > n 19 lice. N ine ate, application will be mu. ble the Inferior Court o Uichmouii '..u itting for Ordinary pur pose. for . - i.ot in the City of Angus, ta, boundecj -..lts and Houston-streets belong ing to the estate of Michael Silver!, deceased, toi the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate j Andrew J. Dill, adm’r. Nathan Leeds, adin 7 v. in right of his wife Mary Leeds, adin’vx, Augusta, February 11, 1825 1 m9m Notice. ■ )N|INE months after date, application will be! made to the Justices of the Interior Court } i Frsn-hu County, when sitiii.g fer Ordinal*} 1 , urposes, for leave to sell the real estate of Star- , j uug Proctor, a Minor. •Limes R. Haljy, Guardian. 1 April 12,1825 lin 9 m S7 Notice. N"1\B months alter dale, application will be made to the Honorable the Justices of the uteri or Court of Franklin County, when sitting ir Ordinary purposes, for leave to s»: the real Hate ol John Getting's, late of said c; unty, de eased, for the heirs and creditors ol said de eased. John Gettings, adm r. April 12, 1825. Imm9 87 N otice. VfINE months after date, application will he ,3) made to the Honorable the Inferior Court f if Columbia county, for leave to sell a tract of 1 Land in said county of 105 1-2 acres, joining Murray, Kay and others, it being part of the real Hate of William Binion, deceased. Peggy, Binion, adm’r.v. March 15. 1825'’ m9*m 75 j N otice. ,S|INE months after date, application will b» jSI made to the Honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court of said county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the whole of the real Estate of Irvin Boyet, deceased, late of said county, for the benefit of the heirs and ere ditors of said deceased. James Lambert, ? a , , Edward Boyet, y * m ' S ' ' Scriven County, Jan. 28 1835 lm9n 68 I N otice. it MINE months after date, application will be . !.> made to the tlourl of Ordinary ot Franklin i County, for leave to sell one hundred Acres of r Land, in said County, as the property ol Adam Linn, deceased, for the benefit of the Heirs and I Creditors of said deceased. J«hii I£. Carson, adm’r. '•anuary 18,1825 lm6rn 63 , Notice. W igWINE months after date, application will be 4iM made to the Justices of the Inferior Court of Scriven County, when sitting for Ordinary | purposes, for leave to .sell a certain tract of Land , containing two hundred acres being in the conn i >y aforesaid, belonging to the Estate of Caleb Howell, deceased, lor the benefit of the Heirs , utd creditors »f the said decease d. Mahala Howell, Adm’x. i June 13, 1825. Im9m 103 | N otice. NINE months after date, application will be made to the Justices of the Inferior Court I ot Franklin County, when sitting for Ordinary 1 ’ purposes, for leave to sell the real Estate of ()a --( v 'd Clark, deceased, for the heirs and creditors J j of said deceased. I Thos. Mays, ex’r. I April 12, 1825 lrr.9nn 87 ij N otice. I |VTINE months after date, application will be j ' made to the Honorable the Inferior Court * »t llurke County, when sitting for Ordinary pur- i pose 3, tor leave to sell the real estate of Wriley | ■ lanberry, (Minor,) deceased, for the benefit of ! the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Joiia. Lewis, adm’r. Burke, county, March 7, 1825 Im9m 57 Notice. INE montlis after date, application will he I -I'Ji made to the Honorable the Court of Ordin ary of Burke county, for leave to sell the real Ks tate ol Enoch Farmer, deceased, •John Farmer, ndm’r. Huvke County, Feb. 1. 1825 lm9m 65 N otice. v , NINE months after date application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Columbia County, when setting as a Court of Or dinary for leave to sell 2D2 1-2 acres of Land ly. r;r in the 2d lils'rict of Monroe County, Lot No 308, it being die real estate of William Smalley, deceased, and to be sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. James Smalley, Adm’r. | January 4, 18.15 lm9m 57 I Notice, Nine months after date, application will be made to the Honorable the Justices ol tbe Interior Court of Scriven county, while sitting lor Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell, all that tract or patcel ol Land, containing one thousand acres fmovc or lessj situate, lying and being in die county aforesaid, on which is a Saw and Grist I 'ldl 'he same being a part of the real estate of James Fonder, deceased, for ihe purpose of mak !mg a division among the I’eirs of the said de (ceased. George Bobbins, Adm’r. j September 20. 1825 lm9m 27 NOTICE. NINE Tombs after date, application will be made to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Columbia county, lor leave to sell two tracts of Laud in said county, lying on Greenbrier Creek, one containing 318 acres joining Follard, Pulliu jj and others, the other containing 172 acres joining , * Luke and others, it being a part of the real estate of Ibo mas Jones deceased, sold for the benefit of the heirs id said deceased. M illiam Booker, Adm’r. In right of hm Wife, January 25, 1825. Im9m 61 otice. INK months after date, application will be \ made to the Honorable the Inferior Court, of i fkirke County, when sitting for Ordinary purpo- i ses, tor leave to sell tbe undivided part of the real Estate ol Emanuel, deceased, for the t benefit of the heirs and creditors of said dcceas- t ed. I Jona. Lewis, Surviving Administrator tie bonis non. , Burke county, March 7, 1825 Im9m 7 Notice. , months alter date, application will he made to tlie Honorable the Justices of the Interior Court of Scriven County, when sitting tor Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a certain H tract or part, .• lot Land containing two hundred two aid an 'I acres, situated lying and being jin toe thirlee iv n District of Henry County, Gs. ; 1 "; (l known ai 1 distinguished in the plan of said Oi.-trict bv the ' timber eighty, (80) the whole of I the n il Estate "I Sarah Callaway, deceased, laic of said County, f r the benefit of the Heirs ami creditors of said d ‘ceased. Samuel Doughty, adm’r. i Striven County, Vih '5,1825 ln9 73 I