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mi ■wm It is slated that a criminal who Was to have been executed in Canada, about the time that the descent of the Michigan took place, earnestly solicited the Court to grant him the favour of steering the condemned vessel over the Falls of Niagara. Wo do not perceive in that portion of the f ~ AfildlNISTRATO Charter wl|gh has reached us, any thing in-1 Thursday, the 23d Jay of compatible with the terms of tfc Treaty of - V th f htte residence of Jam* Inlnrvitnfinn deceased, m Jackson count}, w Walking Match.—Robert Skepper, the 'British pedestrian, has finished his arduous task of walking from Winchester to Farham and hack, fifty six miles, for twenty succes sive days. This feat is, we believe, the greatest of the kind ever performed in Eng land or any other country. Cooper’s Patent Rotative Fire Engine.— During the last week we had the pleasure of witnessing an exhibition of one of Messrs Cooper, PHni.rs &. Campbell’s Fire En gines—and we do not remember having ever witnessed a more perfect application of power for raising and throwing water. The that it has been found necessary to send a sealed in a separate piece of paper, which will ie- large body of troops against them. The m " n u ”°P erie “ tin toe selection is made, government finds the greatest difficulty in ct ° cr2; Engine in question was hastily made, and Mr. Cooper suggested many improvements which they intend making as to applicaiion of power, but, in the actual height and dis tance to which the water was thrown, there was no mistake.—The Engine is a- bout 13 inches in length and 11 inches in diameter and weighs without the crank or mounting, about two hundred pounds. It is mounted upon a carriage about 8 feet long, on each side of which are cranks con nected by chains in such a manner ns to ap ply the power to the gudgeons of the En gine. The cistern holds about 140 gallons. There arc four pipes with nine discharging apperturCs—three of which can he opened at once, presenting the novel sight of three distinct columns of water rising to the height of 60 or 70 feet, and reaching in distance about 100. The diameter of the three discharging pipes [when the three are used] is five inches, and seven eighths of an inch. When but one stream was thrown the size and height was varied in propor tion to the size of the apportures. The smallest was one and a sixteenth inch, and the column was thrown about SO feet high and 110 distant, 130 gallons of water was thrown in 26 seconds. The second was one and three eighths of an inch diameter, th column thrown about seventy feet in height and about 150 distant, and 130 gallons of wa ter discharged in 21 seconds. The third was one and Tseven eighths of an inch diameter, the column [and it was truly a column] thrown about 40 feet high and 60 feet diam eter, and 130 gallons discharged in 15 se conds. There were two other discharging appertures of a larger size which were not opened as they are calculated for use only when a large quantity of water is to be dis charged without regard to force. The weight of the whole engine including every thing is about 500 pounds. The power applied was 20 men with seven inches lever, in all the experiments, but we ara told that half that number will discharge 500 gallons per mi nute through the third pipe and raise the wa ter 25 feet. We have oftentimes witnessed specimens of ingenuity and enterprise of our Green Mountain Boys, but we have never as yet seen any tiling which in external appearance promised so little, and which in practice performed so much. The company we un derstand have becn at great expense in per fecting it and we heartily wish them a liber al compensation.—i-One of the Engines is now on |ts way to New York via Boston and Providence.—Vennonl Journal. Intervention between Turkey and Greece, published a few weeks since, unless by im plication in respect to the annual tribute pro posed by that instrument, and to the boun daries of the Grecian Territory. The Austrian Observer, of 11th”Aug. con tains an account of a dreadful fire, which has reduced Jassy, the capital of Moldavia, to a heap of ruins. It is stated that more than 50 dead bodies had been already dis covered, and that above ten thousand per- r-M ii!i EAS, it; es S. will be Personal Property belonging to the estate of sal ceased, consisting of Cattle, and Sheep, and i tural Implements, and Household and Kitchen Fur- niture, &c. fee.—Should it not all be sold the day ° named, the sale will be continued on the following days, until it is completed. JOHN ESPY, Adm’r. ELIZABETH WITHERSPOON, Adm’r. October 12. ^ AUGUST A THE ATRE. T HE Proprietor of the Augusta Theatre is autho rised by the Managers, to offer fiftt dollars sons were rendered houseless bythe calamity. th* best original Poetical Address to be spoken at We have not room for the details of the nar- on the l0th Decembf:r ’ rative. not exceeding 60 lines, nor less than 45. The ad- ... ( dresses inusl he directed (postpaid) “To the Proprie- ^ew troubles are anticipated in Spain, * tor of the Augusta Theatre,” who will select three The Agrariaflos (the a^wrieved) as they literary gentlemen of the city of Augusta to examine stvle themselves, commif many vident and lawless acts, levying contributions, &c. so her, and the names of their authors enclosed and , IN SENATE, 19th „ „„ , E t^t the Act entitled an Act, passed on the 9th December, — n a in” u < i a *' lC ^t94 m P 0 ® e an additional Tax on Pedlars and Itinerant Traders, p. , 1 J » , been generally evaded by Pedlars and Itinerant Traders, and no Tax has 1 nenu a * ar ® e Portion of those persons, from the want of information on the part of the < ** re9 ^ vtJ y That it shall be the duty of the Comptroller General, to publish, quarterly, in one _ 7,P uWlc Jof MilledgeVille, Augustn,'Savannah, Darien, and Athens, the names of all Pedlars ™ , u ? er ? n * Traders, who have taken out a licence from him for that purpose. e. , , j further resolved, That it shall be the duty of all civil officers in the different counties in this state, to demand of all Pedlars and Itinerant Traders, whether they have obtained a licence from the Com- k° li F ’ c” confonn _ ,, y to toe provisions of the above recited Act, and if such Pedlar, or Itinerant Trailer, snau refuse to produce such license upon such demand, such Pedlar or Itineiflnt Trader shall be am feted oy such officer, and immediately taken before a Justice of the Inferior Court, or Justice of the Peace, to be dealt with as the law directs for violation of the law aforesaid. And it shall be the duty of the Clerk oi the Inferior Court in the different counties in this State, to notify the Comptroller General in writing, the names of all Pedlars or Itinerant Traders bossing through their respective counties. Approved, 22d December, 1825. COMPTROLLER GENERAL’S OFFICE ) _ , , . . „ , . Millbdceville, October 1, 1827. 4 1 Pursuant to the provisions of the preceding resolution, the following list of Pedlars who have taken out licence according to law, is published for the information of all cooeemed. WILLIAM TRIPLETT, Comptroller General. collecting its taxes, and labours under the. embarrassments necessarily consequent on such a state of things, in a discussion ait the council of Ministers, as to what should be done, in reply to one proposal it was ur ged by M. de Ballasteros, that “ the Trea sury Clerks, the Inlendants, and the heads of the Custom-house, with their agents, were quite sufficient to get in the necessary money. In answer to the question ** then why had they not done so 1” it was replied,' that the evil complained of was the conse quence of the dismissal of all the officers who had served under the Cortes, as the “ Liberals would not pay their taxes into the hands of servile officers.” It was then, pro posed to'restore the late collectors to the situations which the} held in 1820. This motion was to he taken into consideration at the next meeting.” The last advices from Lisbon, represent the state of that capital as feverish and un settled. The ebullition of popular feeling* which hurst forth ou the removal of Saldan- ha, had subsided, but we may infer that the factious were still active, from the arrests which continued to take place. A private letter of the 4th inst. mentions that the number of persons actually arrested amounts to sixty: but that there are orders for the arrest of about two hundred. The Princess Regnet was expected to ar rive at Mafra on the 5th, to take up her re sidence there. Some squadrons of the Eng lish cavalry were to be stationed in that neighbourhood, for the purpose of serving as a guard of honour to her Royal Highness.’ The main body of the British troops was stationed in the villages round the capital, and within five leagues of it. Some ef tHe men were said to have experienced sickness in consequence of marching during the ex tremely hot weather. LIST OF LETTERS $ Remaining it the Post-Office at Gainesville, Ga. an the 1st October, 1827. William House. J Carey W. Jackson 2, James Johnson. K Jesse Avery, B iCP THE Annual Examination of the Young La dies in the Seminary at Bethlehem, Geo. will take place on Friday, the 19th instant, at 10 o’clock, and a concert will he given in the evening of the same day.—The Winter Session will commence on the first Monday in December. October 12, 1827. W. Blackwell, Hugh Bryan t, Truman Barber, William Black, Joseph lirmett. Washington Bond, John Bell or W. Load. 0 Stephen Clayton, Archibald Carpenter, John Cox, Thomas Cook, sen. Elizabeth Cook, Thomas Coker, James Carnes, Thomas Crofford, X. V. Cotter, John Coldwell, • Laxton Crowe, Munser Cailneelds. D Samuel Dennis 2, Jesse Dobbs, Hiram Dickinson, James Dickson 3, John Dawdy, j Edward Doss,J Stephen Dyo, Richard Davis. ■El William Edwards, William Emerson, John Epperson, William Eads. F Richard Frazier. G John Gorden, William Gorman, Stephen Gainer, Samuel Grimes, Alexander Gogins. H William B. Hubbard, John Holt, Thomas Hall, Henry Holland, Jesse Hendrick, William Harper, Alexander D odge, October 12. THE Annual Meeting of the Clark County Bible Society will take place on Saturday the 13th inst at 2 o’clock P. M. at the Chapel, at which time aser. mnn will he preached. The members are respect fully invited to attend. JAMES NISBET, President. October 5, 1827. William Kceth, L Abram Littlejohn, Purdy Latheram 2, Hiram Liles, Mathew Long, David Lay, M Samuel K. M’Kutchen 2, Benjamin Martin, John Moore, David Martin, William Mires. N Thomas Norris, John Nelson. P . James C. Patterson, Hugh Porter, Henry Pool, John Pugh. R James R. Russell, Joseph Rogers. R Thomas Shamlin, Isham Sheffield, Martha A. Spruce. S John Skipper, Bayles Staton, Alexander Seddeth, Slighten Starnes. T Nancy Terry, William Thompson, John Taylor, George Tipper, Mr. Thomas, Thomas C. Theo3uds. W Jesse Windser,' Hugh Wilson, . Richard Warters, Luther Wallis, Edmund Wood, John Wood. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post-Office at Athens on the 1st day of WILE* HARBEN, P. M. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining tit the Post-Office at WatkinsvilU, Ga. m the 1st day of October, 1827, which if not talen out by the 1st of January, 1828, will be sent to the Gene ral-Post-Office, as dead letters. Appling Will iam, Alien Charles, Barnett Martha, Brown John L. 3, Bedell P. T. 2, Baldwin C. G. • Cox Elizabeth, j Campbell Tltomas, \ FOREIGN. FROM THE (.V. V.) ALBION. Since our last, the arrival of the packet -ship Leeds, has completed our London files to the 24th of August, inclusive. The Duke of Wellington resumes the command of the Army, and some further changes in the ministerial arrangements arc noticed.—Parliament was again prorogued to the 25th of October. Mr. Canning, it seems, has, according to London papers, died poor; his property is sworn under 25,000/. though he was eco nomical in his habits.—He willed all his personal property to his wife, with a recom mendation for an annuity in favour ot his mother. The Emperor of Russia has ratified the Treaty for the pacification of Greece, en tered into by Russia, France, and England. ■ The Russian fleet, consisting of four sail of the line, four frigates, and a corvette, sailed from Portsmouth on the 20th Aug. for the Mediterranean. The remainder of the squadron would return to Cronstadt in a few days. It was reported that the different European squadrons were to assemble at Milo, in the Archipelago, on the 15th of September. Accounts from Greece mention the adop tion of a Constitutional Charter of Govern ment. Tts principles are those of the most perfect freedom and equality. Slavery, as in England* cannot exist on the soil of Greece.—No titles of nobility will be grant ed by the Grecian government, nor can a title of any description, or a service, gift, recompence, or employment be received by a Helleniau from any foreign state without the consent of his own government. The only title permitted in the state is that of Excellency, applied to the Governor while iu.pfficc, but to cease with his functions. The Freedom of the press is carefully pro vided for, and has but three limitations i-— The Hellenians have the right to write and publish freely, by the press or otfijpr- . wise, their thoughts or opinions, without be ing subjected to any censorship, but always within the following limits:— > T* Not to attack the principles of the Christian Religion. v 2. Not to violate decency. S.-sToavoid insults and personal calumny. DOCTORS JONES & HUBBARD H AVE associated themselves in the practice of Dickinson Frances B, Medicine. Ector Joseph, Lexington, 9th October, 1827. Edwards William, ICF* THOSE indebted to the subscriber, indivi dually, for past services, are earnestly requested to come forward and settle their accounts by notes or cash, by the 1st day of January next. October 9—41 3t A. JONES. NEW GOODS. IJIHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends in the country, that he is now receiving from New York an extensive assortment of British, French, and American Dry Goods, suited to the approaching season, which he will sell at a small advance, by the piece or package.—Country Merchants and Planters arc particularly solicited to call and examine for themselves at No. 271, Broad-street, Augusta. October 5. II. W. SCOVELL. Evans Green, Elder Hartwell H. Elder Joshua, Funderburg Anthony, Fulton James, Glass Richard, Harris Walton B. Hightower John P. Hester Samuel, Harden Doctor Robert R. Whitman Nathan W. Lumpkin Edward, Yarbrough William, Lynch David, Yeates John. LITTLETON R. BREWER, P. M. October 12. GEORGIA. GWINNETT COUNTY. RULE NISI. Gwinnett Superior Court, September Term, 1827. Seaborn Jones and Robert M’Coubs, vs. Patrick L. Dunlap. U PON the petition of Seaborn Jones and Robert M’Combs, praying the foreclosure of the Equity nf Redemption in and to certain Tracts or parcels of Land situate in the county of Gwinnett and State of Georgia, viz. all that Tract or parcel of Land situate and being in the state and county aforesaid, contain ing Two Hundred and Forty or Three Hundred and Forty Acres, more or less, being part of a Tract granted to Caleb Russell, adjoining lands of Shadrick Bogan, John Winn, and Isham Williams, and Haw- kin’s Old Line, and near the waters of the Suwarra and Appalache Rivers: also, that Tract or parcel of Land containing Fifty Acres, ir.ore or less, being part of Lot No. 208, and’ bought by the said Dunlap, of Mrs. Mary Wilder, lying on the head waters of the Alcovy, in the county aforesaid—which pud Tracts of Land were mortgaged by the said Patrick LyDun- lap, of the county of Baldwin, in said state, to the said Jones & M’Combs, on the 15th day of May, in the year 1826, to secure the said Jones & M’Combs for any responsibility or loss which they might incur and sustain by reason of being security for the said Patrick L. Dunlap, as contractor for supplying the Penitentiary of the State of Georgia with Rations, and also to secure the payment of several notes helc bv the said Seaborn Jones for rent, and for other pur poses, in the said mortgage ajtecified:—And the said Patrick L. Dunlap having made default—On motion of Hines Holt, attorney for petitioner, it is ordered, That unless the said Patrick L. Dunlap, or his repre sentatives, do pay iuto the Clerk’s office of the Su perior Court of said county, the amount necessary for the purposes in the said mortgage specified, together with all costs, within twelve months, that his Equity of Redemption in and to the said mortgaged pre mises be from thenceforth forever barred arid fore- And it is further ordered, That a copy , of le be published in one of the public gazettes i oi Bus state once a month for twelve months, or serrod on the said Patrick L. Dunlap, his agent, or representatives, at least six months before the time Court. I certify the foregoing to tie a true the minutes, this 25th September^ JAMES W' Medders William, Moffitt Gabriel A. Morris Garritt, Moore William, Mathews Jeremiah, Mobbs Jesse, Meriwether Charles, McLeod Malcom, Orsbum John, Oates James, Oates Wyate, Rogers Edward, Riley William, Roberson Fiyar, Reynolds John, Smith Henry, Simonton Rebecca, Thurmon Harris, Wiltdii George 2, Witherby William, , Names. George Miller, Alva Scovill, Josiah Davis, Ira Rowe, David McCormick, Sylvester F. Jordan, Reuben Kendal, George Bradley, Hugh Ward, Nathan F. Stoddard, Sheldon P. Church, Geo. W. E. Bedell, Wm. G. Dudley, John H. Hammond, John O. Meara, Age. 30 yrs. 25 Height. Complesfn. Efts. 5 ft. 113-4 in. dark, dark 25 42 22 20 23 25 34 24 26 20 43 37 31 53-4 6 7 3-4 3-4 8 10 1-4 8 6 9 3-4 8 3-1 71-2 9 11 dark light ruddy ruddy light dtuk dark light light light light light dark fight dark blue razle bine blue SS s? grey blue blue blue Date License. Slst Oct. 1826, ®5 ,, „ 10th Nov. „ 14 „ „ 15 „ „ J® n »> 4th Dec. ,, 5 n n 8th Jon. 1627. 9th Feb. „ 17th March „ 7th May, „ 6th June, „ 1® ”, ” 14th July, - License expires. 21st Oct. 1827. »» » 10th Nov. „ 14 „ „ 15 17th 7th May, 6th June 18 „ 14th Julv. A- Admond B. Adams 2, John Anglen, Valentine Atkinson, Noah Archer. B Samuel Brown, Robert Barber, Rees Barber, Samuel Barber, Bradley Berry, Nicholas H. Bacon, William Baley, F. H. Badger, Miss Louisa Bogans, Col. John Banks, Wm. L. Banks, 4. C Sterling T. Combs, James Croxton, Joel Cash. D C. H. Du Pont, Miss A. P .Dawson, William Denton, Mrs. Sarah Dyer, Isaac Dannell, James Dorris, William Davis. G John H. Garret, Nathan Game, October, 1827. ;# James Lindsey. Richard Moore, James A. Meriwether, John Martin, B. Martin, William Morton, Mack Mathews 2, Jeremiah Mathews 2, Rev. Wm. Madderville 2, Cary J. Mathews, Jesse Mitchell, Green Mitchell or Henry Mitchell. N Alfred Nisbet 2, O James Oats, Thomas Overbey. P ’John Pinner, Noah W. Pittman, Lucy Pinson. R Daniel Ramey, Jesse Ramsey, - S Thompson Shephard, Henry Sims, John Shephard, John Stakes, John C. Smith 2, Messrs. Green & Buchan- Jane Stoncham, nan. H *■ George Hampton, John Hines, John Hail, Dr. Thus. Heame, William H. Hunt, James Hill, Elizabeth Hull. J Dr. William S. Jones, John Junior. K Dr. William King. William Lumpkin, John B. Lamar, James Langford, John Langdon, October 5. Thomas F. Scott, G. W. Simpson and J. A. Pinkney. T Major Robert Taylor 3, Mrs. Eliza B. Taylor 3, David Terrell'2, ' Mrs. Mary Terrell, Frederick S. Tinsley, V John Yerner. W John Whitman, Dial Wright, Miss Mary Wright, Miss Nancy Whitlow, Washington Walton, Isabella Wallis, John Williamson. L. A. ERWIN, P. M. SCF* The undersigned continuing to carry on. the WAREHOUSE §* Commission Business, At his Old stand, south 6ide of Broad street, jjSr m OLICITS a continuation of the patronage of his jfejy U. UUViUlJ Wl I.UL UUU VI friends, to whom he feels grateful for past favours. ' and as8uresthem that hia best exertionsreuU be used to promote their interest in any future business he may be favoured with. •CJ*’ Advances on Cotton stored in his house, will be made when required, add iiu against Fire to the full amount of said balances i made, free of any charge to the owjffcr «f the < JOHN Ck*HOLC< Augusta, September 1.—tlN McKINNE & CO. C ONTINUE to transect a general FA and COMMISSION BUSINESS, of Augusta, where they will faithfully ei promote the interest of those who may with their orders. Attached to -their houses, is a TOBACCO WSPECTIO.Ky at which Planters and others may rely on receiving the most prompt-attention. Augusta, Scffi. 10, 1827.—38 4t £5“ NO'ax^c. T HE Subscribers Imve renewed their lease on the WAREHOUSE AND pLOSE STOR AGE, at present occupied by them* fey thro* Jieurs from th£ first of October nett,—The whole js ’ going repair; several new sheds wiHbe will be in neat order for the reception Merchandise. They beg leave to te ’ to their friends and customers for past tax respectfully solicit a continuation of tnlr undivided exertions will be used to give gen 9$tion to those who may be pleased to employ - Advances will be made on produce consigned them, if required. 7 V. HEARD &. COOK. “"Augusta, Sept. 5.—3SttD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WIIO MAY FEEL INTERESTED. T HE Academy at Clayton, Rabun county, Geor gia, went into complete operation on the 3d Monday in Angnst, under the superintendence of Storage & Commission BUSINESS. T HE Subscribers beg leave to tender to their friends and the public, a continuance of their services in the above mentioned line, at their old stand.—They offer to their Patrons die homage of sincere gratitude for past favours, and the assurance of unremitted exertion to deserve future patronage. A. SLAUGHTER & C. LABUZAN. Augusta, (Geo.) September 1827.—38w NOTICE. Mr. James McMullin, an excellent teacher, where | FB1HE subscriber, wishing to dispose of his Tract the English Language in all its various branches will j -fk- ^of Land situated in Jackson coun ty, containing be taught: also the Latin and Greek. Globes " ’ A TTICUS. ijU^ Monday the 24th ult. [gjjw** VP was published and now for I™ sale at this office, “ A Viodica- cation of the Recent and Pre vailing Policy of the State of Georgia, both in Reference to its Internal Affairs, and its Relations with the General Government.— In Two Series of Essays, originally published in the “ Columbian Centinel,” under the signature of “ At- ticus.” To which is now prefixed a Prefatory Ad dress by the Author.— : Price $0 cents. fCP* Subscribers will have their copies delivered as directed. ; / Oct. 5. Maps, &c. will be furnished for the benefit of the Students. TERMS OF TUITION. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, &c. $8 per annum. English Grammar, Geography, As tronomy, &c. 15 Latin and (xreek, 20 Boarding may be had with convenience on very reasonable terms, and the situation of the place is Unquestionably as healthy as the state affords. EDWARD COFFEE, \ HENRY CANNON, JOHN DILLARD, GEO. EDMONDSON, SAMUEL FARRIS, August 31—35 tf WRITING ACADEMY. M R. TUCKER respectfully gives notice that he will commence a second course of Lessons in the Art of correct F1SNKXANSHZF, on Tuesday the 8th of October, at the Female Aca demy in this place.—It is a general fact, that habits of heedlessm^ss and negligence are acquired by many which last long, and are never entirely remo ved unless liy the care of an instructor. Those yonng Ladies and Gentlemen who labour under the disadvantage of au inelegant hand, will find that a course of lessons, and a set of rules, simple and uni form, will contribute vastly to their improvement, aud give them a neat and practical style of writing. Honrs of instruction—For Ladies* from half past 2 to 4, and for Gentlemen, from half past 4 to 6 o’clock, P. M.—Specimens of improvement made in writing, by scholars of this Village, may be Been at Messrs. Shaw & Edward’s store. October 5, 1S27. CO-PARTNERSHIP. M R. OLIVER P. SHAW, having disposed of his entire Stock of Merchandise to George W. Shaw, the latter has formed a Co-partnership with James C. Edwards, of this place: the business will therefore be carried on in future under the firm of SHAW $ EDWARPS, who will keep constantly on band a general supply of School and Classical Books and Stationary; also. Law, Medical, and Miscellaneous Books pf various descriptions, embracing almost every work usually called for in the several departments of Literature and Science, all of which witl be sold as low as can be purchased in any market in the Southern states. GEORGE W. SHAW. - JAMES C. EDWARDS. Li LAW. P*!HE unde rsigned having located himself perma- JL nently at the Court-House in Troup county, will practice in the several courts of the Chatta- hoocliie Circuit, and in the courts for the counties of Henrv, Pike, Butts, and Upson, of the Flint. He reurcseiiiuuvca, «i ^ ™ atteBdtotiieaollectfoiiof executiousagainst cehrqd and meet I Trustees. Six Hundred and Three Acres, adjoining Boring, Menifee, and others, wilt sell the same ou the most accommodating terms, or will exchange the same for lands in the late Purchase. WILLIAM DAUGHERTY. Athens, August 31—35 tf LAND FOR SALE. T HE subscriber offers for sale the Tract of Land situated 6 miles from Athens, on McNutt’s creek, containing 1300 Acres, 250 or 300 of which :» opened; the balance in woods. It affords an elegant Mill Seat, and has from 50 to 100 Acres of good bot tom land. It will be sold in one parcel or divided to suit purchasers. It is offered low and on act ommo- dating terms.—For further particulars enquire of James Meriwether, living near the place, or the sub scriber, residing in Powelton Hancock county. August 31—35 tf DAVID MERIWETHER. r * will be perceived by the above notice of Messrs. F Shaw & Edwards, that the subscriber’s interest in the business ceases from the present date: his future views now render it important to close all ac counts which may have arisen during his transac tion of business, jointly and individually: therefore, persons indebted to him are particularly requested to attend to their final adjustment without delay. An early attention to this request will remove from him the necessity of resorting to legal measures, which further delinquency on the part of many will impe riously demand. OLIVER P. SHAW. Sept. 21,1827. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. N the 25th day of October next, will be Sold, _ all the Personal Property belonging to the- estate of the late Aaron Biggs, deceased, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Mules, Sheep, Goats, and I^tigs, One Wagon and Geers, , and Household Furniture, with many other articles appertaining to a planta tion. The sale will commence at the house of Polly Biggs, and to close at the house of Freeman Riggs. Terms made known on the day of sale. FREEMAN BIGGS, Adm’r. POLLY BIGGS, Adirfx. August 24,1827. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. ^^ GREEABLE to an order of the honourable In ferior Court of Clark county, will be sold at the Court-liouse door, in Watkinsvffie, on the first Tuesday in December next, between the usual hours of sale, The TRACT OF LAND whereon James D. Ewing, deceased, formerly lived, laying four miles from Athens, on the road leading from Athens to Lexington: it being the Real Estate of the said deceased, and sold for the benefit of bis heirs and creditors.—Terms of sale made known on the day. JOHN G. MAYNE, 1 JAMES JENNINGS*.) Adxn “f?*: Sept. 14. THE SUBSCRIBERS, R ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public in general, that their W’arehouses and Closestorages are now in complete order for the commencement of the new yeads business. Grate ful for past favours, they with confidence again soli cit that liberal patronage he.-towrd on them the las and previous seasons. The undivided attention ot each of the concern will be exclusively devoted to the duties of their business, and they will be provi ded to make the usual ad van < WM. S Augusta, August 27th, "iPff' n store. .t.IAMS & Co. B LANKS of all descriptions are neatly and ex peditiously printed at this office, where a sup- ply of the following are at present on hand, and can be had immediately on application. Blank Declarations on Bonds and Notes. Do. Executions. Sheriff’s Deeds. Indictments. Scieri Facias: Letters of Administration. Administrator’s Bonds. Do. with Will annexes Deeds for Land. Commissions for Intcrrogai Subpoenas. Marriage Licenses. Do. 8?. Do. Do. Do. Do. 'Do. , wf * jr sJHprfv x -