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CONSTITUTIONALIST. JWOVSTAt FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1832. Oir Tuesdey tot, Major Guests B- Marshall, ■ "vas elected a Justice of ihc Inferior Court for this Bounty, in place < f Holland M Tyre, E-q resigned. This Dat is the Anniversary of jErrcßsos’-a i .Birth ! ! ! | We liavp observed in several paper, lately, sug . gestions of the same fact, and these suggestions predicated of very different feelings (we are per suaded.) from tln.se which reigned paramount in the heart of that pure patriot. We would not en ter now upon any discussion which might mar the kindly feelings, moat naturally aroused by such a consideration- Let us rather derm it a dav when the flame of that pure KtecßLiCAvisM of which he is hailed, by acclamation, as the Father, should be tanned and kept alive by TUrnnLiCAR unanimi ty Its blaze, for a while past, ha'h been some what flickering and unsteady ; Jytif, as the monarch of -he forett never knows hi" power till he is at tacked by the wild blasts—so may the existing dis satisfaction - serve but as a triumphant test to the indissolubili'y of our sacked c.niox. The following reminds us, very forcibly, of ave ry dear old treid of ours—whose retrospective glances seem be, to him, a source of mingled pleasure and pain. Ten years ago—if any thing met his disapprobation —“lt was not so thirty years ago !” Dear old friend ! He bath added ten years more to his lament—and it is now—"for ty years ago.”! , We claim not to be sexagenarians ourselves, but even we can io..k back well feelings of a somr what similar cast We well lemember a bright April morning, when, aher a long and 'edious Col lege term, we stepped on board of a steam boat, With some forty or fifty of our College companions ; r all was hfe and gaiety—Here was a group with tiutes and chi.ioneis -there another with deeply pondering pleases over a clrss boaid another at draughts -sonti- sauntering —some lounging all in good humor—and. in the major part, the “ vis ten toria” was in full ebullition. Two gentlemen ad vanced in life, were sitting together pleased spec tators, apparently, of the passing scene—We heard one say—" How short a lime it seems—since ! was like one of these lads." We cannot say “forty year* ago," but we can say that we recur with pleasure to that day and that old gentleman—a pleasure alloyed with the reflection that so many of that pay be y of you hs are now “beneath the slod- of the valley. ’? , I But a truce with our egotism —We return to our extract ; —This “ land a! or te.mporis acti se pucro.” Diis ci ijin Forty years ago Literature meant learning ; and wa. 'iippiru-ci l>> rommun sni»e. Refined nonsense had no idvorates, and was pretty yene»ally kicked out of d nr^. Forty years ago— Men ot property could labor and "Wear homespun to church; women spin and weave, make butter and cheese, whose husbands were worth thousands. Forty years ago -There were hot few merchants in the country —few insolvent deo'ors, and they verv rarely imprisoned for debt. Forty years ago The young ladies of the first re spectability le u ued music; but it was the hamming of the wheel, and learned the necessary steps in dancing in following it. Their piano was a toi-ra, the.i- parasol a broom and their novels the Bible. Forty years ago-V he gentlemen hoed corn, chopp, d a od a' Die door ami went to school in the wiiver to lea n reading, writing, ana arithmetic. Forty years ago - There were no such things as balls m the summer, and but few in the winter, ex cep* snow balls forty years ago If a mechanic promised to do your »urk, you might depend on his word; the thing would be done Forty years ago - When a mechanic had finished at* work, he was immediately paid for it. . j PUBLIC MEETING. . 1 Waynesborough, April Bth, 1832. , Mr. BUNGE, Acconiuisa to previous notice, a number of the citizens of Burke county, assem-' bled at Waynesborough on Friday the slb instant, John Whitehead, Esq. having been called to the Chair, and Edward Hughes, appointed Secretary Dr. South worth Harlow, disclosed in a few remarks the object of the meeting, and offered the follow ing resolution, which was adopted ; . Resolved, That a Committee be appointed to take into consideration, the prupridly of an expres sion of opinion on the part of the citizens of this county, on the subject of the late decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Worcester vs Geor gia —The measures proper to be adopted in rela 1 tion to a reduction of the number of members of the Legislature, and the equalization of Represen tation—Also, tue propriety of appointing dele gates to the contemplated Convention -o be Bolden at Baltimore, for nominating a proper candidate for the office z>f Vice President of the United Slates. And that they report to a meeting i f the citizens to be held at the Courl-Hou«e in Waynesborough, on Tuesday the Ist day of May next. Whereupon, the chair, in accordance wi'h the foregoing resolution, appointed the following nam-i ed citizens to compose that Committee, viz William Urquharl, Up. Southworlh Harlow, Ur. James Whitehead, Major Abraham Walker, Major James U Ro-a, Enoclt Byne, John C. Poythress, Col. Thomas M Berrien, Dr. Edward Hughes, Atton Pemberton, John Watts, Martin M. Dye, A .exander J. Lawson, Major George W. Evans, 001. Will,am E. Walker, Isaac Mulkey, Jonathan Lew 'S, James Torrance and Major Marsh, Resolved, That the Editors of the Augusta Con stitutionalist and Ghroniclc, be requested to pub hsh the procei dings of this meeting. Signed and souptersigned by the Chairman and Secretary, JOHN WHll EHEAL), Chairman. Edward Hookes, Sec’ry. Admiral Sir U. H. Birkerton lately died in Eng .and, he swells the li t of deaths of Admirals, since .he late cession of Will am-IV. to twenty-aix. The death of General Don makes the number of Gene rail in the same twenty four. At the late meeting of the Trustees • ftc.r Medi c.d Institute of Georgia, in this city, the following gentlemen were chosen to fill v acancie? i't the Board. • Dr. PAUL F. EVE, Dr. L. A DUGAS, N. DF.I.AIGLE. E-q Do I. HENRY It GUMMING, JOHN BONES, E-q Piofessor OLIN, ol Athens. The Bank at Hawkinsville, chartered by the Inst Legislature, was organised on Tuesday last, by the following gentlemen being elected Directors '• Jo hr Rawls, j James O. Jlik.u, H 11. Tarver, ( Hekut Burn, Da id R. Halstead, N. VV. Collieb. Gsouob Walker, | j And oh the same day Johv Rawls was unanimous ly elected President, and DelamaN Ciattojt, Cash., ier of said Bank. The Bank has commenced business under favora hie circumstances. Every share of the Stock has been subscribed for, and the amount required by law paid in, in specie. [ Macon Messenger. The Bank Committee have been actively engag- 1 e<l in the prosecution of their duties ever since they arrived. Determined to devote themselves tc business, they have declined all invitations to par take of public festivities, a course which, though it may occasion some regret to the many who were anxious to offer tokens of their esteem, is highly praiseworthy. Phil Courier. A Melancholy event, on the 31st ull. —Wc have to ' relate the unexpected and lamented death of Mr. John Hope. He was stabbed under the stomach by Mr. John Hill, in a contest about a horse race He lived only a day or two after receiving his mortal wound. Mr. Hill has given bnil for his appearance for his trial. [Washington News. The Tuscaloosa (Alabama) Intelligencer of the 31st nil. says, “Five Companies of United Slates i Surveyors passed through this place on Monday last, on their way to the Cherokee Nation. We under stand that the townships will be run off so as to cor i respond with those already surveyed in Alabama.” , The Annual Commencement of the Medical School ot the University of Pennsylvania, took place in Philadelphia on the 29th ult. and the degree of M. D. Was conferred on one hundred and thirty ..three gen Semen, viz, 45 from Virginia, 35 Penn* aylvania, 10 North Carolina, 7 New-York, 6 Mary land, 5 Soitth-Carolina, 5 Georgia, 5 New-Jersey, 4 Alabama, 4 Louisiana, 3 Delaware, and one each . Irom Connecticut, District of Columbia, Missouri i and Tennessee. The following are the names of those from -South Carolina : Raudell Croft, James ’ E Nott, Purwell B. Rudolph, Wm. L. Felder and iEueas M Mike 11, 1 Arrangements are in progress in Cincinnati for the erection of a splendid edifice to be used as a Commercial Exchange. A Company has been in corporaled with a capital of *IOO,OOO and authority i 10 increase it to $600,000, and the building is to ex i , G-nd the whole depth of an entire square from one , square to another. It will constitute a most impor tant public improvement, at once useful and orna mental to the city. I x ' The Jewels of the Princess of Orange.— The ex pedition ol Mr. Ra\ mond in search of the Jewels stolen by Carrara from the Princess of Orange, up-! pears to have been fraught with more difficulty and) danger than has been generally supposed. Mr. Raymond narrowly escaped death in two or three instances. On one occasion he received a sabre cut ■ on the head from a Belgian soldier, which would! have'bc a n followed by another that probably would! have proved fatal, had not an officer who knew him| rusued forward and rescued him. On another oc-l casion, as he wan crossing the frontiers into Holland,! he wa« fired upon twice by the Dutch sentinels, who were ignoratpfliL character tr;J the enterprise in which lie wait engaged j His first journey from (he Hague to Brussels was! fruitless. The description of lire spot where jewel* where buried, given hi try by Carrara’s wife, was so vague that he was obliged 'o return for further in formation. Ou his lecoud visit to Brussels, lie succeeded in making a purchase of the ground where they were said to have been concealed, and had a large shanty erected upon the premises, with a vie w to prevent any discovery of his design, pre tending that his object -in making the purchase was to cultivate the mulberry tree. He then com menced digging, and his efforts were rewarded by the appearance of an iron box, which proved to contain the object of his search j Mr. fta'ympnd ascertained, to his satisfaction, that .the jewels were stolen frem the apartments of the Prince:* by Carrara tmd an accomplice. That ac complice was afterwards murdered by Carrara, in order to seize the whole prize, and prevent him from becoming an informer. The jewels are said to be worth £IOO,OOO ster j ling- ~ N. F. Joist. Com . i i Wt have seen a Patent lever watch which was manufactured in Mr. Bell’s shop, of this place, by ; Mr. Robert Titus. It is made of Tennesse gold, and we believe the workmanship would not lose by a ' comp'irison with that of imported watches. This is prnhably the first one manufactured in any of the, Western or Southern States, and on that account, as wall as of its elegant construction, we think it worth a passing notice. It was made for a genii? man of this Stale, and is estimated to be worth S2OO, [ Knoxville, (Titan.) Reporter Drying Thbauo.— Mr. D. G. Tock, (formerly of Halifax, C H. Virginia, but now cf Hopkinsville, Kentucky,) has discovered a new system, or modes of procedure, for curing or 2ry ing Tobacco, which has been secured to him by letters patera, and thej right to use which he proposes to sell to the Tobac- ! 00 planters, on terms which he mentions in a late National Intelligencer. Dr. Thomas P. Jones, of Washington City, Professor of Chemistry in the Colombian College, is one of the Agents of the Patentee, Ij• . I Religions in Canada. —The number of persons of Lower Canada, connected with the Church of Eng land is 34,020 -Church of Scotland, 15,069 ! Church ot Rome, 403,472-Methodists, 7.019-i Presbyterians, not connected with the Church of Scotland, 7 811-Baptists, 3461—Jews, 107—of other denominations, 5577. Peculiarities of the present Congress of the Uni ted States -On a prominent Hdl stand ’wo Wmi; Halls of Congress covered in by an experienced! 1 \ler, over which lung two Bells of different me-| t»l, but of similar sound. Within the inner Cham bers dwells an Angel, with a whole Troup of big and little Kings, attended by a grand Marshall and an exper! Archer who flourishes a small Kane to preserve order and Pearce those who attempt to enter without leave. In the north east corner of the ed fie a living monster is exhibited, li is net ther Moore nor less than a Sevier looking 'tilde Mann from Holland, with two huge Uroadheada, »s dottble Chinn and only one clove.. Foot. In I lie I front of eadi head protrudes a prodigious Minin bout five or six b-st in length. His keepers consist ot two Shepperds, n Bucher, and two Cooks, who s.ry he is very partial to the ladies and Uent j on matrimony. In lime of Lent they feed linn on I Heeda and « peculiar Ituot of which he is very fond. I A Slfaiuje story is likewise told, of his having eaten at one me li the whole of an entire,Choate, a Crane and forty eight,Toting Robbins, After eating, the' S t wart gives him whiskey, which he considers a great lloon. He likes to l!>ini, am! rides out ofteni in a tiarr drav'ii one Roane Griffin, When fit- 1 tigued lie is a wonderful sleeper, on some occasions 1 does not awake even for whole Knights, Double- i | days and Weeks. This prodigy uniat have heeu A 'Dear-born child to his paren s, who, it is sa d went ( :to their long MolYnes in a mutiny on hoard two ( Dutch Briggs to the Southard of Bergen. In one ,of the Wytgs of the building «re tile Branch Banks, | a Harper, s Cooper, a Ccllicr, and u Chartdfer With! his Polls, a Taylor, a Mercer, and two Hubers. | Ihe opposite corner is occupied by a Miller, a Ma j son, a Bencher and several Smiths, who sometimes t Polk a red hot Coulter to tne nose of a large roaring | j Lyon at whose feet reposes a modem Daniel. ; 1 A Pun.—' Two gentlemen lately passing Alps- I ley house, one of them, looking up at the shattered windows, observed, that the “Duke must think the people very ungrateful for rewarding his services in i such a manner.” ‘ Quite the reverse,” replied his friend, “they seem to have spared no punts to please . him." 1 I . Died, at Miitiid.e, Cumberland, (N. 3.) 3J lilt, - 1 Peter Brian, a French inhabitant, aged 101. He participated in the distresses that attended bis fallow countrymen in the year 1 755, when most of the French inhabitants were transported out the country ; lie being apprised of the intention of the British, made his escape to the woods, where he experienced many privations, being obliged to move from place to place to evoid being taken. When :tlie difficulties that then pervaded die country had subsided, he became a tenant to the late Ctd. Des Hanes. He possessed great strength of memory, | land though he had no education, yet he could fore- | |te! the changes of the moon to an hour, and make I many astronomical calculations with the greatest'; accuracy. To these who could converse m French! he was very communicative, and the details he gave l of the events (hat look place in the early part of hisj life, were very interesting. He appeared tohavel retained his firmness of mind until he was about 90, | and until a few months of his death, was able to I walk to Chapel, where he regularly attended. The j last ten years of his life seem to have been occu-! pied almost exclusively in a devotedness to his fu-| litre style, * ——a— rjtLaaji Notice .—Mr. William Tbompsow, is my authorized Attorney, during my absence from the Stale. JNO. CRANE. Augusta, April 11, 1832 3t 86 «A\}guata Ice. i'ouvyauy. ./jjAliE Remainder of the Capital Stock of the * above Company, being Twenty fty* Ddfror. •’ll each Share, is rtq tirrd to he paid in ora or oe Ijrc MONO' Ts the I 6 h inst. By order es the Beard of Manage’*. J. S. Beers, Sec'rtj. | April H It ICE. j |TUd Augusta <jompai\>j’a | ice Uouac, , ; li NOW O?£N IOX T*a DELIVER* OF tit.' Ihe price for the prerent season is ft ur cents tper pound, for all quantifiers over one pound, sad or a single pound nv» cents; IGF. will be pm up in Stw Dust, aid sent into .ihe Country an-'afl orders punctualty attended • ; to. ICE TILKEIS may be had of the Subisri brf or &t the ICR HOUSE. t ! be hours for delivery on Sunday from 4 8 'clock A. M. and from sunrise to sunset dating the week. J. 8. B<«r«, See’ry. April 13 nidt 86 NOTICE, Copur nership heretofore existing be I. tween the Subscribers, under the firm of tons Kdoas U Co. in ■‘'ugu-.lu Georgia, it this d«y disiotved by mutual con»enfi Jeremiah Kjle, John Edgar. I Niw foik, March 2?, 1«32, soUu attend to the unsettled business of the I tt Firm, and requests aii persona indebted to it, to make early p yment—he will also con tmue the badness on his own account, April 13 3t R 6 j Clerk» Office, Inferior Court, 9TB mPHIL, 1832. ROBERT R. HE, ID, It q at Guardian of a per son of color called Augustus Bedenfieid-, j “bout 20 years of age, makes application for a C rtificate of Freedom to issue in terms of the s set of the General Asarmb'y passed in 1826 ! all persons interested will tske node* that the ’ some will issue frntn and a'ter the Sill inatant, ! unless good caui-e be shewn to the c ntrsry. j Jamea M‘Laws Clerk. 1 April 10, 182,2 3»t 85 NOTICE. {I PROPOSALS will be received until tlie firs'* i oi May next, for altering the, Arch of the-Pres < [bylerian Church and plastering the aamv—Also (•nr painting *he wood work of the interior of the B diding. A plan of Ibe improvements may be ,uun on application to K. A. Reid, Secretary. hoa*d Tiutieeif C. 0. April 6 84 ttIfANY&H AND OONGKEBB WATER/ is SPANISH SKQAB9, and a). Fresh anpply of CONGRESS WATER. eon sale nr . W. P. Beers, As. 241, Urond-she«i, March 6 T 3 SDERIFK H Tl r., BS, For sale at this Office. V- e « j iPo awm&o NESBITT’S BRICK STORK, NO 203, //as just received from Metv Voik. A GOOD ASSOHTM ENT UK SPUING St SUMMER II hick h will dispose, of at ve y !o\u prices for th.sfi or approved acciplaiices tu i non, ~ VI S f 9 L-U. tfr nch Haslina and Crape tiawL, t" 3.?. jfr. u variety L<dies printed Cotton Stcckinga (a new urtiolr) 1 -; Ot black and white da dt very .heap > 6 4 Flttid and white Muslin, for dresses 6 4 super and con inon Cotton Ot.mbr.ici, very I Cheap. Ladies t'arasole su \ Silk Umbrellits, In grertt vi riety i Plain an.l colored stripe French Girghsnu Bngiiah Hu.in Cirghams, a new article 1 44, 6 4 Plaid Lena Mu .tins, for Mu q ie(o Nets Puviliion tiat «e. a Jatf c assortment 30 Pieoea soft undressed Irish Linens, some vety fine and very olu;»p Bed Ticking and blue B.ripe Homespun, while, Sateen Jeans, for C<Va tta 1 bale 4 4 Colton Diaper for bed spreads 7-4, 8 4< and 9 4 Table Diaper, Damask patterns 1 bale atout mixt Homespun tor negro wear ,1 case 5 4 Waltlum bleached Sheetings prefer ed to *he Irish Shirting fi.r c'teap.ie.u Blue twilled Nankeen, for boy's inintmcr wear . Blue ami yellow iirst chop Indin Nankeens 1 Case superior long Cloth Cotton Shining, «( ter the style of the English, but cheaper 5 Hales assorted brown Shirtings, as reduced i prices I Case dark French and Irish Linen Drilling While French and Knglish do do a very beautiful article ■> Black French Bombazine fc marble colM Socks A large assortmetd of white Cotton Fringes Plain Hohbinet Lace, end Edging and inserting i A complete assortment of rich Thread Lacm 1 . wtvl edgings and insertion* Rung.-.l Stripes and Snreucktr Ginghem*, new style I Side and Shelf Combs, in great variety And expecting to receive through the summer n CONSTANT SUPPLY 0* j SEASONABLE GOODS. 1 April IS gfi j ' ■fiEEUfc* a MaU, ff'ill be. received the Drawing, of the CMC). CANAL LOTTERY, Class, No. 7. SPLENDID CAPITALS. 20,000 dollars, 10,000 DOLLARS. «,SOO DOLLARS. i,270 DOLLARS. ,40 of 1,000 DOLLARS. Btc. Ac. fir.c. &c. &c. Tickets S 5, Halves 82 iO, Quarters 81 25 'Result .made known al Beers* Office at Eight o’clock on Saturday Evening ina.tead , of Mondaj Morning as f»nnerlj. j, BeeTa’ OflacVaV \*r\zr List. DRAWN NUMBERS OF THE Delaware and N C. ('onsolidated LOTTERY, Class, N«. 6. 37, 9. 12 fi. 17 <»0, 81, 56, S. Prizes Cashed and Prompt attention paid to ordets at - - iMiims- 9 ¥ o\'tiuiate LttttfcTts Uii\re, No. 241, Bkoad-Stheet, iV Kf* Address W. P. Beers. April 13 It Avguata aui\ fcftTaimatot DAILY BTAGE LINEt. THE 'kvannaii Daily Stvge Line ia in «ompletc A ordr.*, and now running regularly—leaving t Augusta every evening, at half paat iiin-s o'clock, i and arriving in Savannah every » vening at ekvsn o’clock—and teivmg Savannah every afternoon, at three o’clock, and arriving in Auguata every afternoon at five o'clock—thus travelling over a distance of one cundred and tin.ny three miles, in less time than any other lino at the S julb. The Stage# and comfortable, and the , | Iri-era steady and experienced, the horses ex , cedent and in fine order, and the accommoda- j jt cuts on the road, ouch as Cannot fail to give sat , u’faction, the Fare through, is Tea Dollars, , considerably Inss than on any Southern line, j William Shannon, » Proprietor, ( (TjT The Milledgeville Federal Union, Savan n»h llepublican, (Charleston Mercury, ami Mneon t Advertiser, will give 'he above lour w/etkly in- < surtious, and forward their accounts April 6 84 j OH BTDLEN, ~ | From (he auh.c iktr, on 7'hurstlay night 29ih Jllurch A ONE avmiWEL About nine ye«P4 old, with a blf »<2 n j bind feet white. Any inforotaloh re#pc?ciiHj.; vaid Homo w»iJ bo ibnnkivliy received, a:.u lUt itifortner will be honJoomriy cd. Charier Moore. Jtugus * April d. idJdi 3 i T.OOR aixA Job Neatly exsevte* «t this Offife. r ... rrmr -‘r rr; -rTM|i^tonii Ml 3 SsMt* MY J. MARSHALL. BAI, al 11 o’clock) : ' pJiiTi' • M Midland Clin * U Her jio.-i f. iui proof Brandy 14tii»rl(.r (Jikixa bwoct Malaga Wines •5 do i'encride d 0 1 2 Uojtci Leaf Sugar 10 do pipes tO dp Olive* ai d Cspors 12 M. Spanish Stg.rs, fie. Sic. &c, ALSO— Articles of jfpurtittiir** Terms at Sale. wjas AT SVVKJC O’OIiOGK, A GKNKUAL ASSOHTMKNT OF I fetuplc And Fancy | Si’M <5 oo»«, UAH I) W ARB, CUTLERY, BOOTH, HHOKS, And a variety of other Article*. terms cash. April 13 It 91$ A FINE PLANTATION, JJV SCfiIVEJY COUNTY, * - Containing one hundred and .fifty ■ter.-*, lying rnm-iluldy on Hie Savannah Road, about seventy tndes from Augusta. »nd fifty from ■avf>nn»h~ known ns the pmee formerly occupi p by Ur. Solomon*. It lias g good Owelling, •store, Ki'chcn, llsroee Stable and several 'liter out bouae*. The . iteration is healthy and agreeable for a family. The wan t rood and the neighbourhood r, aprctfble. It la also a good Stan ! f or a Store. Pearsons de.iruus of purchas mg’'will do well to call, or those at a distance, to address their (.ffrrs irmv s liately, to Samuel M. Jackson, a•. Jhtgutta. Oa. , April 13, 10.12 9t 86 I JUST RECEIVED. a® BALES BROWN SHIRTINGS 2 Curbs Bleach do, 2 do P.sjds and Stripes 4 do. Idw priced Prints 200 doaon white and c dp red Gotten half float arn a B|a’KßAjt,.:aaabiiTMaßT 0 » STAPLE AND FANCY Lti t? J vO vD roll mtx BT J. Marshall. March 30 82 Mia, M^ckcral^ &6. &C. JUS r RECEIVED, Oi’.SMßADS^Philadelphia Rye Whiskey 20 Barrels } 3 25 do N Gin 10 do No. 1 Mackeral tfs do 2 do 10 Boxes Loaf Sugar 3o Qtarer Caik* Sweet Malaga Wine 10,000 Spanish Srg.ira. FOR SJU.B BY J. Marshall. March 30 »■■ 82 PALM. irEAF UATd. Just Received, 100 Aoz.cn YaVm. Lcat Hats. FOR *ALE »Y J. Marshall. March 30 82 GEORGIA, Scriven court?/. fjjjMHHIY Days afterdate, application will bt X made to tbe Honorable the Jfuuticea of tb* Inferior Court of said county while siting' for Ordinary purposes, f«.r Letters of Adcniiualra- ' tion (with the Wd! annexed) upta 'he Es'ata real and personal of .lames Scott, een'r. deceas ed, isle of am j county, hy Temperance Scott (the widow) and Nathaniel • colt. There tre liierefj re to cite and »dmonuh all and singular the kindred and creditors of the arid deceased, to be and appear at my t flfice wi.fi In the time p.eatnbed by Jaw, to tile their .b • jeciipns (> f m y they havr) to shew cause why said Letters should not be gi anted. Mini'' i the Honorable Thomas W. Oliver, ,ne <;f tho ’tisticea of aald Court, this 9th day oi Apr'.!, 1 Voi, Seaborn Goodall, Cl’k, Notice. 1 f,L persons indebted to the Estate of Charles A Horton, la'e of Burke county, deceased, am qubi-d to m, k • immeviiate payment, and those ving demands against the dtCEared, are re quested to present them property autnenicated, within 'be ''me prescribed by L»w, William S. Burton, Adm’r. March 33, 1012. *1