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PU&AS'.I SALES. On the first Tuesday m (J- TUBER next, T BEFORE the court-house uia r in the toi'n uf Hart JdJP lord, Pula.«t-:i county, within Lhe legal h- urs of e;.ie, will be solo, th*- following PROPERTY, to wi : Three LOTij of |>jm L\'*D in the twvuueth district of V ilkinsori now Pulaski c-> uty, cacti lot containing teres, more or b-s.**, one io> No. 316, the otb rtwo a ming the widow ateRae nd oth *-s. Three FRAC TIONS oil the West suit of the Ocm !gee . iver, lying in 8'.h district of origin liy D .ul> now Pu'aski county, v. site Stephen ’.iltchell, and known the Walnut tti g<-; the other tao adjoining brio- , ext* n-iing d • ii river to the Indian Bluff--the numb . s of the >hovi urn is nut known all ievted on as tht pr.'p*rty of Hiiato .Alienson, tosinsfy , li fa Iron the 8 perior Court, in -«vor f Hcz-kiah L «rd, vs I fir no A kinsmi and V\ ash- .tignn Lus kister, security on appeal; lue above property pointed out by yidd LaukLter. two hundred and fifty acres * f pine LAND rnur or h 9‘- io the 21st disme* of Wilkinson now P i! -hi comity, number not known, tbr place « heiv‘'n Brmtr b v‘*v now —levied on as t!i. properly oi Elisha Parnell, to snt- **dv a fi. fa. from the Superior 0 uirt in favor f Calvin T It, vs vVtsley Yarbrough, .• ‘i..’r of Elisha Parnell, <*» . c »i:-d; pointed out by Wni.-Pi.Ht—the widow’s down e.M: pied. t wo hundred two and a half acres ,( LAND, number no 1 known, lying in the 20ih disuict of W ilkinson now /maski county, '.lie place whereon V'» ilham V\ inborn now bits—levied on as the property of Josin =; Wmborn to sa-isfy a fi. fa. from a Juliets’ Court iu luvor of Lewis W ojd, vs Jusiaii Wiuborn; property pointed out by the defendant, levy made and returned to me by a consiable, s cpt 4 ALPX M>ENNUtD, Sheriff. Administrator’s Sale. A GREEABLY to ail or-ti of the honorable the In i' rior Couit of Jackson county, while sitting for o.Uiuury purposes, will be sold, on the first Tuesday in OcL. ber next, at the court-house in Decatur coonty, a LOT of LAND, lying and being in said county, contain ing i wo nundred and fifty acres, more or less, and known as Lot number fjrty-tive, in the sixteenth district of o- gm i!y Lully now Decatur county. Also.' Hilt be sold, on the first Tuesday in October next, at the court-house in F.asly county, a LOT of LAND, containing two hundred and fitly acres, more *>r l< s.«, and known a-, Luf number three hundred an i for ty Meven, in tiie twemy-lirst district of Early coujity. All sold us the property of W illiam P-tlon, late of Jackson C'intv, dec used', for the b: n fit of the heirs. Terms c- h- WILLIA KNOX. Adm'r. * 24 3 lit Administrator’® Sale. H ILL be su.d ai tiie place of ho ding Court in the ci un y of Randolph, cn the fir.-n Tuesday in Jan uary next, wttnin the usual hours of sale, L i f I,AM) No 95. in f he 32d district of origin .ily Lee. now Randolph county—said land sold by an ordei of Hie honorable Inferior Court of Newton conn ty, wlille silting for oruin .ry purposes, .,3 ihe propeity o! William Lane, sen. deceased. ALLEN L\NE, Adm'r. Sept- ruber 4 9 9t GLOuJfi ilUiiiii, Administrator’s Sale. J ILL be i... at in court-house in the town of Greeavi'h*, Meriwether county, on the first Tues day in December n-xt, wilhm tiie usual hours of sale, Li>i III LAND N 158, in lhe 8 ( h district AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. T HE SUB->CRIBt-R, (Ute propi ittur of the Globe Hotel, and more recently of the Mansion House,) begs leave to announce tohi< friends and the public gen erally, that he has taken that elegant and commodious fire proof Brick Building on the eorner of Broad and .Jackson streets, and immediately udjoiningthe new Masonic Hall. It is situated in the most central part of the City, and is in he very heart of business—being in the vicinity of the Augusta Bank, and the Branch bank of the State of Geor gia. This establishment is known as the GLOBE HOTEL, and in its interior arrangement and general construction, unites in an eminent degree, spaciousness, neatness, and comfort. To the man of family, the individual traveller, lhe daily boarder, or the fashionable visiter, the GLOBE presents accommodations inferior to none in the Southern States. Having conducted for a number of years, two among the most popular Hotels in this City, he flatters himsr If that iiis experience in busiru ss, added io th>- superior advanta ges of situation gnd the resources under bis coutroul, will enable him to give the most decided satisfaction to all who may honor him with their patronage. Kis STABl.ES are s.oaciuiis and well ventilated, and amply supplied with Ae best of provender, and at tended by experienced and steady Ostlers—in addition H .BERSHAIvS SALES. On the first Tuesday iu Ut V vBER next, ^ILL be suld, in tht town of Clarksville, Haber- ersli in county, within the lawful hours of sale, tiie I. flowing PROPERTY, to wit: One tract of LAN D, containing 174£ acre3, on the wa- ers of Bro .d river in said county, adjoining lands oi WiU mm Spo ns. and others—levied on a- th-' property <•; i t hom i- Flanagan—Also, LOT No. 21 in the lOlb d;s tri t of ilabeisii im "u-ury, l« vied on as tm properly of B njatniu Chastain, to Satisfy a fi in favor of tVilli.im BcllandA. P ryinm, survi'-.iig copartners of Dudiy don- & C . for * life use of P R. Jones, defendant, vs Th a >s Flan an and Benj im > "l,a> ain, secnri'ies. Ori hrown vj \R about t.. y jr.s old -levied on as t!u. pr •pc r ty of R .brrt >V. P. \K,< •», („ satisfy a fi. fa. v* - id vloore and Augustus '»V Rai.dAph, i ’ favor of James Owiniy Oiti- c iv and calf, the standur n-.ip «.f corn, supposed •o h iOui 12 acres, one lot No. 127. in the 1 _ih district 01 s ..d county, 2 feaiher lie s ..nd iw-d^li .ids, 4 sherls and 2 q i ts I pine-chest, 1 large pal, t oven anil lid, I fry- ,r *d P *'h 1 spinning wheel. 1 j.g. f |o. kins gins*, 1 p>ne t b •, sm *11 jiiggins, 1 tin u cltei, 1 c tfee mill ana c f- fee p it, ! in trunk, 1 pitch r, id (dates, 2 pewter diito, 6 spo ns, 5 knives an.' 3 I .rk-*, I pot truniim II—all lakin us th property of Jesse Anders r, to s.iti-fy four fi. fas. Vs i V'd rson, one in fivor f C aleby Crane, vs said ) nd k n and n. M, Njrris »■ c truy one in favor of Vvi; :-'i *f .steelman, vs John •Vnd rson and Jesse -\r; d'“ -on, one other tn favor Wiley Nichols vs Jesse Ande>- 8u*» .no lohn An ie son, end one other in favor of Vince n* Ii • unlton, vs said Jesse Anderson. Ail the right, Mile and interest to L; >T No. 93, in the S-s Ji-trici of Hahev^h un county—U-r.ed on as ibe pro- p< i tv of A'fred R. Jarvis, to satisfy two fi. fas one from Burke Superior Court in 1‘avoi oi Math tv Jones, the oth er from Burke hop: riorCou r l in favor of William It. Cald well, both vs said Jarvis. Si-pi 4 a. mauldin, d su^ff of'inginaliy Troup n«w eri ether county 9ai ^ J ,n ^ j to which, tin subscribcrwillbestowhisovvnpi-rsonalun- solu b" an order *>1 the honorable Interior Couri of Ni«» tun county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, as the pro* perty of \V illium Lane, sen. dicea s eu. ALLEN LANE, .3 mV. September 4 9 9t Administratiix’ Sale. .4 T the court-house in >“e toivii of Irwinton, Wilkiu- -t-9L son county, on the first Tuesday in October ruxt ; will be sold, LOT No. 249, in tho third dis-trict of sa»*l county—it being par* of the Real Estate r>{ Dani'-i Over- street, la ie of Emani el county, deceased. Said ! ni soldi by order of the Court of Ordinary of ihc comity oi EiuaiiUt 1, for the ben fi* of the hr irs of s iid deceased. MARTHA OVERSTRE1 T, ,ld>n'z. July 3. ! S30 -23.. tdslSt remictng attention, and in his charges, wili not forget thi pressure of th*; times. :L^ The Charleston Stages .-irrive at ihe Globe H < tel, cv*rj Sunday, ‘.dntsvlay and Frid. y evening-, at 6 o’< lock, & dep/rt every fuesday, Tlmr-day and Saturday . m-iriiing, at hulfp st 9. The Washington and Athens Stage, departs every Toe-day am! Saturday morning, at 3 o’clock, and arrives every W< fln sday and Sunday eve ning at 6 o’clock- The F.lbetion Stage departs every ,^ of RETRESENTATIVES, Thursday, Dect-n.ber 17th, 1829. W HEREAS the number oi members, which, under the present provisions of the Constitution ot this state, compose the General Assembly, is considered by muu) of the good citizens of the State, by far too nu merous, and soiiscqucndy unnecessarily expensive, for an economical People.—For the purpose therefore; of as- cer'uining the voice of the People on this all important and interesting Subject— Be it therefore resolved, That all the voters of Georgia who teel lor the interest and prosperity of the State, ano who wish to reduce the number of the members tf the General Assembly of Georgia, be required on the first Monday in October uexl, to say, on their tieket, if in fa vor of a reduction—“REDUCTION”—if against it, “NO REDUCTION.” Resolved further, That the Superintendents of Elec tions on :hat day keep a poll of the same, and certify it to the Governor, a statement of the poll, and that he cause the same to be laid before the next General Assciu bly; <>nd that he cause these Resolutions to be published once a month in the Gazettes of MtUedgevilie, until the election. Approved, December 21,1829. GbtiRGE R. GILMER, Governor. March 8 1830 -:*27 5m a x\ ACT to extend the time for tortu- 7 m nate drawers in thi Lana Lotteries ol eighteen hundred and nghtcen, eighteen hundred and nineteen, and eighteen hundred and twenty-one to take emigrants for lhe lands thus drawn, arid after the time therein specified, t« vest the same in the state. Be it evaded by the Senate and House oj Representatives of the State of Ueorgiain General Assembly met, ana il is hereby enacted by the authority oj tht same, That every person who was a fortunat< drawer in the land lotteries by the authority of the acts passed on the filteenth day of Lh cember, <ighte«-njiundr«ti and eighteen, on the six teenth day of Dec-inbet, eighteen hundred and nineteen, and on the lifteenMi day of May, t igbte< n hundred and twenty-one, shall have until! th« first day of November -; >Jjtt eu hundred and thirty, tolak-out his, her or their aiuut upon puying into ibt Treasury the sion of eight d liars. Stic. 2 Jind he it further enaded by the authority aforesaid, That fiom and flt> th< first day of November, tig..teen hundred and thii y, the lands so drawn as afore said, and not gi mied, shall revert to antk become tL< property of tire Stale. Sec 3. dnd be it further enacted, Thai this act shah not extend to any lot or lots of laud d awn by orphans until three years after the aid orphans shall have unf ed uttfie age of twenty-one ytars ; nor io sny lots drani by idiots or lunatics or persons who have dep u ted th Executor’s Sale. ILL be so'd, on <: uis- 'i ue.-.'uy in October nex a f th" court-tioi'S. in Covington, N wtoti county, j<i ivat 2 o’clock in thr evening. Sunday morning, at 4 o’clock, and arrives evi ry Fridav j s* 111 -'*-' th- y gave in lor u draw or draws in said loitcrii .- lung at 6. Th" Pendleton Stag, departs ev' ry Toes- ' 1^*19 &- 1821, tind wfliose estatl-s an uurepre !, ! lay, at 4 ’clock in '-lie morning, and arrives . verv Won- semen, nor to any lots number tun and one hundred sc to the high st uiddrr. th-. following property, *o wit 0:i • neg-' Man l>\ Iht* name of J e, about thirty years of go, one feather Bed and Furniture, one Cow and Calf. o:n si e Saiidii—all belonging to the <s • ate of ! anus Fielder, deceased. Sold for Hie turn fit ol Hie heirs of said deceased—Terms made known on the yof.-t’e. O . B. FIELDER. £*’>. An ost 28 8 6t The Willedg viile Stage GWXN2JXTT SALES. On the first Tuesday in OCTOBER next iRFORE the court-house door in the lown of Law- renceville, Gwinnett county, whbin the legal hours, Wii. be sold, the fotluwinz PR* PERTY, io wit: Out sorrel ARE, abom nine years old—levi<d on vs th<. or ipcrty of John M<-D. de, to saiisfv afi fa. from Gaiiym-t 1 Inf nor Coi.rt in fivor of John P. Hutcliins, vs F> i/ik-'in Me Dade and John vicDade, security; property painted oni by (.laintiff. One hunditdand thirty-five acres of LAND more or less, in t he fifth district Gwinnett couniv, being part of lot No. 2S2—ai the proptrty ofTimothy Swindle; also, lot TLA.ND No 233, (in said fifth district) containing two h .ndred ana fif.y acres, more or less—as the proper ty of Wiiiiam Whorton, n >inted oui by James Wardlaw, levied on to satisfi jhree fi fis. issued from a Justices’ Court, all in favor of Hud on H Allen, against Timo’bv Swindle mJ William Whorton urincipals, Washing’oi Swui lie indorsee, am* Joshua Estes security on s.tav* t.f exceuti n; levus ncufle and returned to me by David Ab ba*. constable Sept 4 WILLIAM RREWMTER ,D. Sheriff. NEWTON SAX.T1S. On the first Tuesday in Ot I'UdLH next, , r i; L BE SOi.D, m the town i f C->vington, N<. lot: county, hi! v^en the usual hours of sale, the ion lowing PROPERTY, to wit : One negro vl W, bv th- name of Jesse—I vied on r. the pro erty f Georg UaGon, te satisfy < fi fa. ir. fa vos •! I ni D me!, vs George Rutf iitu George VV atson. and sundry other fi fas in mv hands vs s-id Geos^e V\ un; liV'. mu'le and returned bv a cunstabi.—t pr<>-. rty sold under the incumbrance of the p^s* tit » u’s hi. . JOSEPH WATTERS, She iff. S,pt 4 9 WANTON SALES. On the first Tutsa,.y in Ut l vBLR next, "l\. ILG be solo, befor the court-house door iu the V f town of Monroe, Walton county, within the usual ho-ws .(’sale the fol'owmg PROPERTY, to wit: One LOT of LAND, No. 34 in the firs' district :>f flai county, containing two huinSi-d and fifty acres—le vied an as'.h* prooerty of vVilbam Hightower, to satis y sundry fi. fas. one in favor of lames Menwtthcr, adm’r. Of lien Bonner, decased, vs said 'VUiiam Hightower, Daniel Craft uni Edward Cruft, one in f.vor of William Cahmiss, vs 9t.ia l ightowtr, one in favor of John F. Thompson of Thomas C. Wood, vs said Wiiiiam High to»v -, and one inf vor of the officers of Court, vs Will .lam Hightawt-r. One sorrel HORSE, about six year? old—levied on as the property of John Milcheli to satisfy a fi fa. issued out of vlurg.in Si.pi rior Court, in favor of John &. Edinond- aon, vs said Mitchell. ORION STROUD, Sheriff. Postponed Sale. ILL b< ?aid. on ■> fir-l I a -, day in October nex:, before ne court-house doo in Clinton, Junes count), uitl n the usual hi.-ur-' of sale, Six NEUROES : J r.k Henrietta, and her f ur cliildien, Benson, Hannah. Si!vy and Jut!ah—Sold as tne property, and under lhe direction of the Will of N' liemu ii D .ai) late of said county, deceased Snidne- g*‘ s will b> sold on a credit uni.il the first of January, .832, with interest lron> the firs! of January next JOSEPH D A Y r Surviving Executor. August 21 7 6t Executor’s Sale. 7 ILL be sold, in ifie town f h rry, Houston county, on the first Tuesday in Oct ber next, pursuant io an order of the Honorable Inl’erioi Court ol Baldwin county, %ufng for ordinary purposes, LOT of LAND, No. 154, in Hie 6tu district of said county, belong ng o the estate of James Reynolds, deceased-- Bold lor 11,t be nefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. Terms on the dav. JOHN L. BLACKBURN, f.x’or. lime 9, 1830 232 -s ?• Guardian’s ^ale. * A GREEABLY m ail Cider . f the Couri a Ordinary of Emanuel county, wfl! sold, cn th first Tucs- d.»y in October next, at the court-i. ■ j floor in Harii- county, that well known valuabh- TU CT of LAND, nuinher two hundred and forty-seven, in tiie eighteenth •li trict of formerly Muscogee now Harris county—Sold for the benefit of Juliai'barns’iUigitiuiat! child. LOVEL MOORE, Gvard'on. July 3T 4 tfl ill* Guardian’s Sale. \ GREEARLY man < doi ol thr. Honorable the Inft*- rm Court of Em inu-1 co *nty, win n si ting for or Un rv purp'-se■«, will be so] t, at ’he cimrt-hou-'e do'U- in L : wr-nceville, Gwmnc t county. <j" the first T' rsday in Novemhur u«-xt, all Hieright, tit! . intcu-st arid cl-iim ol th-. Orphans f "hnT- nn.r 'ate of I'men:-cl county, de- ce id. to AT m ml)" 308, iu the 7th district of sab; county Teim - cush. So' 1 for tiie bmeii; of said r- phons JOHN CH ASON ‘ Guard 1 un •vr^'- i-4 9 At the same time and place toxII be sold, One blind sorrel STUD-HORSE, twelve years old, three Cows and Calves, seven head of Sheep, ii * e spade So s and Baroivs, two Sow9, and ten Pigs—all levied on to satify a fi. fa. in fav.,r of Elisha Luk , vs. TUman Mc- b inicll and Thomas Pat'I rson; prop- rty p -inte»l ou: by th plaintiff. JOHN T. MORROW, D. Stiff. Vigust 28 8 IRWJE 3A£te. On the first i 'uesiiuy in OCTOBER next, C th- co - t-housi m ir win county , will be sold, bt- t». ten tiie usujI hoars of sale, the fol owing PRO PERTY to -vit: Levied on* fi. fa. on the crop of Corn, Potatoes, Sugar Cane and Cotton, lb-«r head oi stock eattle, tnrei Ox> n, On- baj Horse—a'las tne pr.<p. riy ol Isaac Stecvens,ae- cofrv lor stephr-n igc s. A l- », i. ;iC u.-y M i ft I. and CO .T—levied on as the proputy ofJt-b rt H 1> \ -n, t.< - t; !> nex cution for his r*.xe.' forth y- •'* l-fe-U, :b27. 18 8 joU lSt9, ny stl- awuy >;cCaii, Tax C 1- ctorfot iht. county of pwtn. dam< \. McDuffie, sheriff. POSTPOiVi.D SALE. At th same time ana place, will be sold, Ttvo LOTf LaND. No i09. in ihc first disi.ict «rf Ir-vin coin.ty, ar-u No. 2o5, hi the fxirthdist ict, contain ibg four hundr • acr<# each—bvieu on by tne former Sn nff 'Sthepiopeiav of I-uuc Stecvens in favor of John So t»n ji n. »c t a it n Wig» ns anfl-Isb-e St< -veil-, v g • D'M I. Dt FFli Sho ff 1 'UK months aftei flat.- ippljcaiion win m made to tiie liouorable *i.e inferior Couri of Walton county, Wt-i n anting foi mdinary purpns.s, foi leave to sell tht ItRoai Estate of Frances Nash,iieceu* i. y SAMUEL ALLG^OD, Adm’r. May li t 1830. m4m a .V'b'ti. ur '*"-• ‘•Itur U t- apt iiCuiioti ill be m . ... the Hoi'.i'ui i. ;beinfeiio> Courinf W flkinsoi > ;> l) when sitting tor ordinary purposes, f ir k-avt to s t !! a ■] Hu, real estate of Christopher P< arson, late of said c .-.a ■y, deceased—Fur the bench of th> heirs and creoitur? of saio deceased. JONATHAN PEARsON, .tdndr. Aiigusi 28 8 4ru fi,AOL>R month.- after date application nil! be made *o r thell onoi bit- the Inf- rior Court of Pulaski couNty, wlien silting fur ordinary purposes*, for leave to sell o lot of L^nd coiflainirig two hundred and thirty-seven acres, lying in th< county of Jefferson, belonging to the Estate of George Mo»k, deceased—Sold for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. MARY MOCK, Admr’x. May 22 m4m F OUR months »ft> r date application wili be made to Hie ilonorubl- the Inferior Court of Henry county, iv!, t n si ting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Real Estate ot Benjamin Canol, deceased—For the ben efit of tht heirs and creditors. LEVI i\ HITE, JOHN C. DCLIN, June 1, IPSO 4m arrives every day except Thursday, at 7 o’clock in lhe eve ning, arid departs every day except Wednesday., at 2o’> cine!; in the mo/ninj. The .Savannah Singe arrives eve- ,- y onday IVednesday and Friday, at 10 o’clock in the norning, and denari'->v ry Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs day, at 2 o’clock in the morning. WILLIAM SHANNON Augusta, Od. 1, 1829 19« ’f ENTER ? AiiN *5ENT. ' THE suhsei iber respectfully informs bis frirnds and the public. gfirier.:l-y, that lie lia leased the HOUSE >i C' tiily occupied riy 'Irs. Flemming, in Vi...rio’’, T viggs county, an ' w ill be prepared by the las' ol tiiis month to accommodate rw’jj.’S Jk .... , 'if JLjijirX XT a. Ss and othpr persons who nay fav. r)nm with their patron age. His Huuse is situ Ued m the most picas .nt par’ of the vi'l ig. and in the immediate vicinity of the c-.or! house. Ho ; ledges himseifto render his per-.oual and on r: m *tir.ti attenti n t-> the comf-rt and accommodation ol ait .bo may be disposed to favor him with their patron- ge. JAMES OLIVER. 'avion. .August 15, 1830 7 3t set apart for the purposes ol public education 'EC. 4 Jlnd be it farther enaettd, That, all laws anti parts of laws militating against this act, he anti the same is hei. b\ r< pe;; ed. Sec. 5th. Jind he it further enacted by the authority a- fortsair. That it shall be the duty of Ids Fxcelhncy th Governor, localise this act tube published in all tlu-p'-b lie Gazettes of this State, once a month, untilthefi std:i) of November next, and tliat he cause the expen$i s of suci publication to be paid out of the contingent fund. WARREN tOLKDAN, Speaker of the House of Representatives THOM A s STOCKS, President of the Senate Assented to 9th November, 1829. GEORGE R GILMER. N v 14 °02 ml"hn Governor SUSl CALL AND SEE! THE Suhscrib. r respectfully informs his friends and-the public in general, that he ha« -p"ned n 1 .-OUSE <T LLfl SriTAIIf IvIEHT >n ( arkulli on, v aciul; co iiny, c» i. and fl .iters himsi if that he will give as gener • > -I! iliat may favor um with th.-.ir patrm- iiji as any other Inn-Keeper in as newly s* tthd country u this Though C ur !l coonty has been kept in the b.*cl geotind, defamed and sliudi d by reports, yet I hope ah •vil* soon 1 e bio-'ii mv *y’Ivy the sunshine of virtue, nu»- Lur«sta by the Gospf I of Christ, and the instruction nf art and -si i- nces—So call anil see C. McCARTY A. i 24 225. tf [se f 4 iii a H a r ‘ S 1 SI fl A -5 J | -J S! a Blit Hill Si i «i Justices ol tin llife'tor t.' hit of Gwinnett conn JL ty. Ga. ii ive appropriate.". $4U0U lor the purpose oi kUILDING a Brick or Stone Jail, m "!». county—to C onsist of not less than five apartment* iV pri-oners. Seiiled Proposals wiil be rtci ived foi OuilOiiig the same on' il tin fir-H d iy of October next. The proposals will embrace pi n and price,„and be addressed to w tlham Maltbie, Esq Clerk of said Court. JOHN BREWSTER, J. I c. J. W aRDLWV. j. i. o. CLIFFORD WOOD ROOF. j. i. c. A^AH!:L R. SMITH, j I c. June 26 234 i4t AXD OOmciSSIOlf STSmESS. t il uf>-.e r.-igii a graielully ackno-ledge in lio-.ru A patronage with which they have be. n favored in tb ovc me, and respectfully inform the public that the 1 , nti'.ue its transaction in the City, and that their fait! fi! and undivided attention will be devoted to the busi- •less f their patrons. Liberal Cash advances may be expected on Produce &c. in Store, win n deoirtd ST-OVaLL & SIMMONS. August-1, Ang 7 1830 5 12t Adm’rt. f ^OUR tnoniiis alternate application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Henry county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell Frac tion iVO. 391, in the 5th district Early county—belonging to the estate of Alexander Moore, late of Henry county, deceased; to be sold for the benefit of the heirs and cicd- itors of said deceased. THOMAS D JOHNSON, Adm’r. July 17 • 2 4m VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE. r 7T1! 1 f, .tibscrilier offers f r .sale on accommodating *■- teruia, bis PL ’.NT ATI ON with ail the impriTv. - m ..is thereon, situat'd about sixteen miles from Mil i-" ilgeviiJe, on the road leading to' Morening’s Ferry, in v\ ilkinson county. This tract ol land contains five hun dred acres—‘bout one bind red an i fifty acres ar- clear ed. It is situated in a healthy and fertile section of coun try,and will no doubt sail purchaser-.. Those who feel dis posed to purchase can call on the subscriber living on the premises. JONATHAN’ PE ARSON. Wilkinson county, .August 28, 1830 8 3i D OCTORS John M. McAfee and James B Underwood, have associated them sciu-.s in the PRACTICE of PHYSIC, am.' its collateral blanches, Suvgeiy. Midwifery, &e. am rr the firm of afee & urn siiwooD, One ofrvri un will b.-. f.«und «adv ai dl tunes to attend t« ny professional calls. Their mileaee or^o'her charges .viil »e moderate, as times arc hard. Tbev hope fron on remit! ini attention to the duties of their profession, merit and n eeive a liberal share of lhe [>ubtic putron.-.ge N. B.— They will Prac'ice in trie Cherokee Nation .-’her called on. McAFEE & UNDERWOOD G-iif svjjie. Iliill co.inly. *.ay 1. 1830 225—1< Take care of your Money ! rp he pu blic are i..f irm. d that if any person trades fo. -fi. two Notes made by the subscriber to Y incy P. Griffin, or bearer, lor Twenty-five dollars'each, and due about last Christmas, wail lose their money, as the consid eration for which said notes were given has entirti) lad ed. In ver will pay them. CALVIN DEES. TVfgg* rounty. Jlug 21 7 3t Medical Institute of Georgia* T HE first Session of this Institution* which opened in Augusta, on the 1st of Ociobcr-last, closed on the 3d Monday in May following.. The Executive Com mittee are happy in being able to elate that the pledgee to the public contained in the CiicnJar- of the last year f have been faithlaiiy redeemed by a most profitable course of instruction. Although the Legislature, at its last Session, passed an Act to alter the name ol the Medical Academy oi Gi orgia, &c. granted to the Board ol Trusteesof the Medical In stitute or Georgia, the power of conferring the otgree of Doctor of Medicine; the Executive Committee think ir ai-visable, for the present, that the operations ol the Institute continue on the Academic Arrangements o tb< last Session. , . The Committee feel justified by ihe experience of tttc past Session, which offorded a fair test of the plan of in struction adopted io this institution, in believing that the combined Courses of Study here adopted, afl rd to tne Pupil advantages in rapid advancement in the acquisition of Medical know ledge, antf in economy of time and mo ney, nor elsewhere to be found. v uchis the plan of Instruction in the Medical Insti tute op Georgia, that it is suited as well to the begin ning, us lilt more advanced Pupil, arid that no private stO“ dy in pralestion is necessarily required before entering the Class. 1 be Committee earnestly recommend to all who intend to devote their attention to the study of vY.euicine, first to possess themselves of a gotd knowledge of th« Latin and Greek Languages, in addition to a good English Educa tion, including a general knowledge of JfaMral Philoso phy and Mathematics. The Academic hours, during which all Pupils will be expccLd to bfe found in the Institution duly engaged in their Studies, will, from the autumnal to the Vernal equi nox, be from 9 to 12 a. m and fiom 2 to 5 P m.; and from tlu: Vernal to the Autumnal, from 8 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 6 r. n The tlouise of Studies combines in the same Institution, ;■ ngular system ot Private Study, consisting of Medical Reading, Examinations, unJ .Anatomical Exercises, with » Rtgulcr Course of Lectures on all the branches of Med icine, With appropriate demonstrations, SfC. Two Lcc- ji rrs will be daily uehvered before lhe Class during Acafl- , nut hours, (Sunday’s excepted,) from the 1st Monday >! October to the 3d‘ Monday in May. Duriug the other f ur months, such Students as will remain, will be cm- pj'oyei in regular Reading and Examinations: Student* can be accommodated with Rooms for priva-e Reading in Hi Institution; and such order, at all times, preserved by be Steward, as to prevent any interruption to Studies. Good Board willbi furnished by the Steward who re side- at tu<- Institution, at the very moderate price of §9 per month without, and $10 25, with Lodging. Board w ill be exj-ecU d to be'paid for monthly, or quar ter!}, in ai vance, qs may be agreed on between Student and St- ward. .• ' • \ Competent Libra: y i» supplied, without any necessary exp. use io the Pupil, lor the purchase of Books, except Pocket V olumes. ■ i e Tickets of Admission to the benefits of the Insti-' tcte, will be gHUO, payable in ail cases, as usual, in ad* Vi. lice. Tia Annua: Examination of the Class is held cn the 3J Monday in '••ay. Lectures will be delivered by th- following Gent!' tnen^ M. ANTONY, M. D. On the Institutes and Practice of Medicine, and on Mid-, wifery, und the Lriseases-of H omen and Children. L D F JKD, M. D. On Chemistry and Materia Medico. J. A. EVE. JH. D. On Anatomy, and on Surgery. J. G. McD HORTER, M. D.' JOHN DEN !', M. D. MILTON ANTONY, M. D August 28 Executive CoiniuiiUt. 8 • F jVOUR moii'b- aftei ditt appac ition will bt: made to th<. boiiorai'lo'tht' Inferior Couit of Irwin county, wIk-m srung fur ordinary purposes, for leave to sell tiie R'uii Estate of Lewis \\ igynes, I«tr of McInHish county , dece istd, consistiug * out tract ofL’ind, No. 34, in Hie 31st district of origin iiy Lee now Randolph county—for the benefit of the creditors of said deceased. WILLIAM FUSaELL, Adm’r. July 21 4 4m GEORGIA. WALTON COUNTY, ~~ Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1830. INFERIOR COURT, SITTING FOR ORDINARY PURFrSFS, Pr s nt. tin iv Honors i: ilsun h hatley, Egbert B Beall, Rooert M. Echols and Timothy Pittman, Justices of - id Court. R LLE Nl'-I—Upon the application of Biiyamin Hammock, administrator of John IL Beartiin, dt- ceafr-d, stating that he has fully discharged the duties as sign d as Administrator aforesaid, uuJ praying to be dis missed therefrom-- JX is ordered, That a copy of this Rule be published once a month for six months “in one of the public gazettes of this State, requiring all persons con cerned to sii. w cause, if any tliey have, why said letters dismiisory hould not be granted. A true extract from the minutes, this I2ib July, 1830 JESSE MITCHELL, c. c. o. July 17 ft. GEORGIA, Dooly county. W HEREAS. Juba trren apjflies to me for letters oi Administration un the estate of Sarah Paine, lute of said county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all the kin dred and creditors of said dcce sed to be and appear at my office, within the timi prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any tliey have, why said letters should nut be granted. Given under my hand inis 23d August, 1830. THOMAS H. KEY, c c. o. September 4 9 5i GEORGI A, Dooly county, ^t/^^HEHEAo, Edwin Mercer hii a»eb F.iircloth, v ▼ applies for Letters of Admin stration, de bonis non, on the estate of Ann Faircioth, late of said couny,t derated: These are th« refoie to cite and admonish the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to appear at my office, with in the time prescribed tiy law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given undtr iny band, this I4lh day of August, 1830. THOMAS H. KEY, Cl’k c. o. Aug 28 8 . 5t GEORGIA, IValton county. W HEREAS, Robert M, Echols and Catharine Phil lips apply tome for Letters of Administruti <n on the estate of Zachariab Phillips, late of said county, dte’d This is therefore to cite the ktndred and creditors o f said deceased, to appear at my office within the lime prescribed bylaw, to file their objections, if any they have, why said letters should not be grtmted. Given under my •hand, this 9th August, 1830. JESSE MITCHELL, c. c. o. August 14 6 6t F OUR months after date application will be made to the honorable the Court of Ordinary of Pulaski ..ounty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to ell Lot No. 293, in the 5th district ofTroupcounty— .'•»r the benefit of the heirs and creditors. FRANKLIN ADAMS, July 10 Guardian for the heirs of Mayo, PROSPECTUS For publishing at Golutnbus, ua a Political and Miscellaneous .Vexvspnper, TO BE ENTITLE!) THE DEMOCRAT. I N presenting to the public lus prospectus far a new pa per at Columbus, the subscriber does not deem it nt- c. ssnry or expedient to go into a minute detail of Ins politi cal doc trim s, or ofhis p >rticuiar views in regard to the va rious topics jvhich now engage public atu iilmn. He pre sumes ihot his character as an e ii-or is too well known in Georgia to allow him tog tin ciedii anion any party-, with mere professions and empty promises. Tiie public will be apt o look to the past, iu touning their estimate of tie future, and by that ordeal is he willing to be tried. In the numerous political discussions, which the events of the day have called forth, his opinions of nnn and things have been publicly expressed, and are doubtless fumibui with many oi those to -horn he now looks for patronage ind support. Those who have hitherto approved fbft sentiments and been sati.ficd with the manner in which he has urged them, will, he trusts, still continue their con fidence, without the renewal ot pledges, or a formal con fession ol faith. In reference however, to the present state of parties, he begs leave to remark, that he trusts the absence of all political excitement, will prove propitious to the cause ol truth; and that now ali parties, by whatever n..mes they may have been distinguished will be permitted to labor for tiie general welfare, unobstructed hy political jealousy, or the rancor of bygone feuds. The undersigned will en deavor to extend still further this general cordiality of leeling, and to allay the occasional sy mptoms ofexacerba- •tion to which a warmly contested election may give ri-e: and«rr this, and whatever other measure he may under take, for the purpose of advancing the prosperity of the state, he will count on the cordial co-operation of every good citizen, however they may have previously diffired on points of political faith. Attached to the doctrines of the Revolution, and bold ing m high veneration the memory of those heroes and s S ef ‘*b} whom our liberties were achieved, and our pre sent admirablc'foim of government established, the sub scriber will endeavor to manifest the sincerity of his pro fessions, by exciting a feeling of attachment to the Union, •nd encouraging an entire confidence in therinstitutioi.s of our country He will inculcate the doctrine that it is to tier to bear a ««* temporary evil, against whici wfe have a constitutional remedy, than to hazard all for which our fathers fought, and so many martyrs laboru nd bled. He will not in any respect overlook or disr» ward the rights or the interests of his own state; yet ho must always view particular rights & interests, as relative ( y connected with others, and he will never consent to th< sacrifice of a greater for a lesser goad. ; The subscriber wili endeavor to make The Democrat vehicle of general intelligence, and an interesting periodi cal to the gentlemen of literature, the agriculturist, tht jierclun* eud mechanic. C. E. BARTLETT Columbus, July 3,1030. GEORGIA—Wilkinson county. J'« the Honorable Supenor Court of said County. SAULS NISI. T HE petition oi Jehu Hall sheweth, that Wiiiiam Bat son of said county, herctolbre, to wit: on thr- fif. te> nth day of February, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, executed and Ueliveicd to your ittitioner, his certain Deed of Mortgage, bearing date the lay unu year aloresaid, and now shewn to the Court— which deed of mortgage conveyed a certain Tract or Lot ■f Land, containing two hundred two and half acres, sit uate, lying and being in the fifth district of said county, :nd known by the number two hundred and eleven; which tract or lot of Land was mortgaged for the better secur ing to your peti iouer a certain promissory not imude by the said Wiiiiam Batson, for the sum of Thirty-nine dol lars and seventy cents with interest from the date there-, of, payable to your petitioner on the twenty-fifth duytb, December, eighteen hundred and liven'y-eight, and isriuW to the Court sbciin; and your petitioner further sheweth hat there is now due on s>Jd note the whole of tLe princi pal and interest, and therefore prays that unless the said William Batson pays into the Clerk’s office of this Court th.-amount of principal and interest that is now due or :n y become due, together with ni! cost that may accrue -v * Hi i n six months from the date hereof, that the equity ctf • • demotion in and to said mortgaged premises be thence- icrth and forever barred and foreclosed. Whereupon, on motion, It is ordered by the Court, That unless the mount of principal, interest and cost that is ow due or may become due bn said note and mortgage, he paid unto tlve Clerk’s office of the Court, within the .’mi aforesaid, that the equity of redemption in ami to • ai mortgage premises, be thenceforth and foi ever barred and f irccluscd. And be ii fuither ordered, That a copy of this Rale be published onee a month for six months in some one of he public gazettes ot this Slate, or be personally served on the. said William Batson three months before the expi ation of this rule. /- true extract from the minutes of said Court, this 13th day i f April, iS30. JEREMIAII BEALL, CVh »wil24 225 *n:6tn &I/XE XKSZ. GEORGIA, PLTNAM COUNTY. Superior Court, March Term, 1830. John Tomkins, 1 vs. . > Henry Keller; y J OKN TOMKINS having petitioned the Coni*, sta ting uhat Henry Keller did, on the twenty-eighth of August eighteen hundred and hv* nty-nine, in the coonty aforesaid, cxcutc and deliver to tiie said Tomkins hia certain deed of Mortgage conveying u tract of land in said county, whereon James P. Conner formerly resided, adjoining Whitfield, Allen, Beal and James Adams-^for the better security and saving the said Tomkins harmless from the payment of a certain note of hand, payable to Pb asunt H- Lawson for five hundred dollars, due the. twenty-fifth T December eighteen hundred and twenty mo*', and m^ue by the said Keller »s principal, and the said Tomkins as security; and the said Tomkins ha v-. ing funh r shewn that the said note is due and unpaid,, and that he k is not been indemnified and saved harmless. It is therefore, on motion of Shorter & Gordon, Altor- nies for tht petitioner, ordered,. that the said Keller do pay into the Clerks office ol this court, the amount daft upon said note with cost, in six months from lhi$,lupe,ofv shew cause to the contrary—ai$o that the equity, of T re demption in and to said mortgage, premises be, from thenceforth burred and iorever foreclosed. And il is further ordered, That a eepy of this rule be- served upon the said K* Her, or hie special agent, at least three months before the expiration of the time within which tiie money is so directed to be paid, or be publish ed once a month for six months ip one of the public etts in this State. True copy from the minutes 2d April,-1830, THOMAS HARDEMAN, CJ»k. April 10 223 m6m. GEORGIA, HABERSHAM COUNTY* Superior Court, April Term, 1030. B ULB MISX. I T appearing to the Court that John Leerof was ip pos*r session of a Deed of Gift, given by Tuscorago, Shop- ocots, to four negroes in the said deed pained, a copy of vhich is filed in the office of the Clerk of the said Court, nd that tht same is lost or destroyed—-It is therefore op. J red by the Court, That the copy so filed as aforesaid, e established in lieu of the original so lost or destroy ed nless cause to the contrary be proven on or before the u< si day of the next term of said Court; and that a copy of «is Rule be served, or published in terms of the law in th« ’ 'talesman & Patriot. A true copy from the Minutes, 4th June, 1830. J JOHN T. CAJUfcR, c *. w, 1 .june 19 233 ^ n#*. 1