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GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
roit THE BENEFIT OF GEORGIA LITER ATURE,
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75 JTUMSEIIS, ATID 11 DHAWH 3AI*I*0T3.
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SPLENDID SCHEME AND PLAN.
FOR. SALE, ON LONG CREDIT, *, DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Pursuant to an
T WO young, well-broken MULES and an excellent I orderof the court ofordinary of Franklin county, will,
Two-IIorse WAGON. Also a first-rate BAR-| on the first Tuesday in Juno next, within the legal hours, he
OUCH. Apply at this office. Dec. 17, 183-1 -24 ; be fore the court-house door in the town of Culhben,
Uandolplt county, lot number eleven in the nineteenth dis
trict of originally I,ee but now Randolph c
{fy" A Young Lady, Ironi Net. - York, now in
Milletlgeville, well recommended, is desirous of procuring a
situation cither in a public or a private school: the latter
For further particulars inquire at this
would iht preferred. for further
office. November 25, lSiH.—22
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5th
and
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do.
do.
do.
1st,
2d
and
3d
do.
dj.
do.
1st,
6th
and
7lh
do.
do.
du.
30,
Gtli
and
11th
du.
du.
do.
7th,
Sth
and
9th
do.
do.
do.
Till,
8th
iltld
10th
do.
du.
du.
7th,
8th
and
11th
do.
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do.
7th,
9th
and
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7th,
9th
and
11th
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do.
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7th
and
8lh
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do.
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Gtli,
7th
and
Dili
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do.
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10th
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tlu.
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5.000
3.000
1,500
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800
700
600
500
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500
250
250
250
5J awarded to the following numb.
GEORGIA, Jones count;/.
%’vC7HEREAS. Mariah Permenter and William Richard-
V V son apply for letters of administration on the estate
of Wright Permenter, late of Jones county, deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show
j cause, if any exist, why said letters should nut be granted,
i Given under rav hand at office, this 5th January, 183 ).
•Si . CHARLES 3JACARTHY. c. c. o.
315LLEDGE YIL3jK STREET
i (Authorized by the General Assembly of the State of Georgia.
,w IIEN wa
t 7tj,anJ 10th; the 5th, 7tl. and 11th; the.'.th, 8th and Dili; the 5ili, 8th and 10th; the 5th, 8th and 11th; the oih, 'Jilt
id 10th tin 5th, ‘Jth and 11th; the 5th, 10th and llth; tin 6th, 7th and 10th; iheGth, 7th and 11th, the Wh, 8th and
h; ttie 6th, Sth ami lOtlt; the Gth, 8th arid llth; the 7th, 10thaaJ llth; the 8l!i, ‘Jth and 10th; the 8th, 9th and Mlh;and
* * lh - 10,11 n,ui Jlth - 0 ^E PRIZES
Op’
©MU’
‘ A warded to each Tidal having either of the other drawn numbers. For the particular descrip
tion of said numbers, see “Signs of Better Times.''
c ; of 40 awarded to tho 1st and 2-1 drawn Numbers.
30 4 * 44 1st and 2d * “
S) 44 44 1st and 4th 4 * *• '
20 a 44 1st and 3Di 4< „ ”
18 to either of the other two drawn Numbers.
10 to cna dfawn Number.
thus ai-
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P:£©§I*Ia€'FUS
or Tin:
GaEESTVILIsE IKZCU£uTAlKTEEH.
tjMIE subscriber, in assuming the editorial duties ol the
JL Mountaineer, deems it du t to its present subscribers, us
well as to those who may in future become such, to issue a
prospectus, expressive of the principles which hodesigf.s to
advocate. The Mountaineer has been long and favorably
known throughout theStat--, as the firm anil uudeviatiag ad
vocate of REruar.ic.vN principles—now professed anil acted
upon by the Union' Pautv. Its present editor will advo
cate and maintain, to the best of Ids abilities, those princi
ples—firmly believin'
vR.
IMPORTANT
TO THE AFFLICTED.
ETERS has reduced the price of his jmlent vege-
Pamc Fortune stands in merry moo.!,
J v Giinij her favors lo the crowd—
Be ru.iiiy, friend, before they fa'i—
Who knows hut you may catch them all!
jioneiTJionjsyj
Z.0T3 OP 2¥ZG"ISsT!
consider that Fortune
is daily dilfusing wealth and FI-;
happiness in all parts and every corner -JO-;-
i of litis -extensive country, through the**?;;
medium of the Lottery System; that V- J f
scarcely a week or a day wheels by us f V
without bringing the intelligence, thirty
someone of our friends or fellovv-citi- 0 s
zens lias drawn a prize; and that it only ^ ^ ii\- a\Y \
requires an investment of the trivial sum •'
| of ten dollars to give us a good chance ■
for a prize of §20,000—purely it is unnecessary to urge upon
this liberal and enlightened people the policy of stepping in
1 he i- tiy to wealth and the/uvorof tli^propitious Dame.
The Third Day’s Drawing of the -hlledgevillc Street Lot
tery, having been completed.
THE NEXT DAY’S DRAWING
WILL TAKE PLACE ON T1IE
First Saturday in February next,
(or sooner, if the sale of tickets will permit,) at the Lottery
Office, in the town ol’ Millodgeville; at which time the
will be dent ing in the Wheel, several L 'YflisE and
COMFORTABLE PRIZES.
Now, to those who have been unfortunate, the water is
troubled. Come—step in the way of fortune. Who knows
hut you may be nude comfortable, and healed of all the mis
fortunes and wounds, by drawing one of the Capital Prizes
now ii i iting in tire wheel? Try the medicine—buy a ticket,
and he easy, lie comfortable, he happy. This is the last
of the FOURTH DAY’S Drawing, and with it you
J may get TWENTY TIIOIS USD, TEN THOC-
I SAND or FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, for
Ten Dollar
a hoo!
..... ^...ally I,ee but now Randolph county, as the pro
perty. of John Nixon, late of Franklin county, deceased^—
■Terms made known on the day of sale. December 3, lSJl.
23 TIN Eli AS F. AN DERSON, tidr.i or.
MDJILMSTJIATOR’S SALE.—On the first
Tuesday in March next, will, within the legal hours,
beS'Jd. before iho court-house door in Lumpkin county, lot
number two hundred and liiirty-llir^e m the thirteenth diS-
trict (southern half) of the first section ol originally Chero
kee county hut now Lumpkin county, being a part ol the re
al estate of Solomon Howard senior, late ol Washington
countv, deceased. Sold for the benefit ol the heirs, ierins,
cash. December 13, 1331.
C JOHN WICKER, adm'or.
i DMIXISPRATOR’S SALE.-Pursuant to an
TVl order of the inferior court of Henry county, when sil
ling for ordinary purposes, will, on the first 'i uesday in
March next, within the legal hours, he sold, before the
coutl-house iloor in \\ alker county, lot ol land number three
hundred and twenty-three in the twenty-sixth district of the
third section of originally Cherokee hut now \\ alker coun
ty, containing one hundred and sixty acres more or less—
sold-as the property of Isaac Coker, latent Henry county,
deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. I ertus
made known o:t the day of stile. November 25. 133-1.
25 ’ ELISHA COKER, adm'or.
/T1 U ARDIAN’W SALE.—A greenbly to an order of
NJ3" the court of ordinary of Twiggs county^ will, on the
first Tuesday in March next, within the legal hours, tie
sold, before the court-house door in the town of Macdo-
nougli, Henry county, lot number fifty-three in the seventh
district of Henry county, for the benefit of the heirs of Da
vid Majors, late of Twiggs county, deceased. Terms made
known on the day of sale. November 26, 1834.
21 DANIEL MAJORS, guardian.
g'i UARDIAN’S SALE.—Agreeably to an order of
v_Jf the court of ordinary of Twiggs county, will, on the
first Tuesday in March next, within the legal hours, be sold,
before the court-house door in th° town of Gumming, For
syth county, fractional lot number one thou. 1 and (lire hun
dred and thirty-two in the fourteenth district ol the first
F OUR MONTHS afterdate, application will he made
to the inferior court of Pike county, when sitting lor
ordinary purposes, for leave to. sell one hundred one and a
quarter acres oi'iand, being half of lot number one huudred
and fifty-four, in the second uistrict of originally Monroe
now Pike county, and one negro-hoy nanv-d Jeptliey, be
longing to the estate of L. R. Daniel, late of Pike county,
!i>n
deceased.
23
November 25, 1334.
EGBERT P. DANIEL, udm or.
TIOPE MONTHS after date,application will he made
it 1 to the honorable inferior court of Jones county, when
for 1 are to sell uli lie* interest
hi!
sitting for o. dinary purpose
that Ira T., Nancy, t^-aniler and Franklin Cnx. minor chil
dren of Jessee Cox, ileceaseil, have in lot number one hun
dred and filiy-five in the sixth district ot originally Calii-
win hut now Joir-s county. December 29, 1834.
27 BARTLEY M. GOX, rtiardian.
MONTHS alter date, application will be made
' to the honorable inferior court of Jones county, when
sitting for onlinary purposes, for leave to sell one hundretl
acres of land in Jones county, and a lot of land originally
in Gh->rokee county, and one negro, all belonging to tlie es
tate of Joanna Barron, late of loan countv, deceased.
WILLIAM BA RRON, a tm'or.
Nov 3, 1834.-19 with the mill annexed.
TffT^OUII 3JO\ T T F IS after date, application will he
matle to the inferior court of Monroe county, w!rn
sitiing tor ordinary purposes, for leave to -e'] .a negro-man
belonging to Julia E Jackson, a minor. December 27.1831.
27 MYLES GREENE Juti. ea.itrdian.
MONTHS afterdate, application will he made
Is to the honorable the inferior court of Jones county,
wh: n sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the
lauds hi longing to William Johnson, deceased, tor the bene
fit of the heirs and creditors December 3, 1834.
23 CIIARLf >TTE JOHNSON, admrx.
F OI 1 !? MONTHS afterdate, application will be made
to the inferior court of Fayette county, wh°n sitting
for onlinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of
Moses Westbrooks senior, deceased. November 6. 1934.
GANF.Y WESI’BROOK:-
EOSTT OR MISLAID,
T WO NOTES of HAND,, payable to Robert S.
Hook#, on the 25th of December, 1834, made by John
rUcmmeyand Lemon C. Morgan, (both ol Sumter county,)
for twenty-five dollars each. Said notes were lost about
the IGtb December, 1834. . „
Six hundred unit {wentif lh District of Georgia Militia,
ilul.rr County. Georgia.
Personally came before me, John Hickman, a justice ol
the p: a< e in and for »r*id equ ity, Robert S. Hooks, who,
l),-uig dulv sworn, deposetli tutu saith, tliat be, the said
Hooks, lost (as abov • spr-.-ified) two ttotes ol hand ol the a-
inount and charactci mentioned ahove.
ROBERTS. HOOKS.
Sworn to and subscribed h. fore me, this 2n.h i.e,-: tuber,
1S3;. JOHN HICKMAN, j. c.
Tim makers of th-- above nuie, are iteteby forbidden to
pay them to any other person than the undersigned, and ev-
v person a’id all p- rsocs are cautiot.ed ag-.ii.. -.: purchasing-
or'trading tot them, us legal tneasur- - are progressing for
th-ir re-estiinh’shm at. Baker county, Ga. December 22,
1834.-3on-28 ROBERT S. HOOKS.
GEORGIA, Dr Kn‘h county
Inferior Court, silling for ordinary purposes,
November Term, 1831
7IIEREAS Willioai Morris, obligee of a bond for titles
w
20
GANEi WESTBROOKS. 1
JO>F.PlT WES'TBROOi>s. f adm'ors.
JAMES WESTBROOKS, i
made by Jolin Carter of said county, now deceased,-
binding himself to ext ent, to the said William Morris, gooif
and law till lilies to a certain lot oflaud in originally < ’arolF
i lint now Troup county, known by nmnhefoiie hundred and
i fifteen, arul ill the fift entii district, has petitioned the court,
at this term, for an order, directing the said Thomas Akins,
executor of the said John Garter, to execute to him, the said
William, a idle to the aforesaid lot ol land, in compliance
with said bond;
It is therefore ordered. That the said Thomas Akins, nnd
all and singular the heirs and legal representatives of the
said John Garter, deceased, do appear, before said court, on
the first Monday in March next,and show cause, if any they
can. why the said title should not be executed; and that this
order be published once a month, for thret months, in one
of the public gazettes of this State, and in the most public
place in this county.
A true extract from the minutes. November 22, 1834.
3tm-22 E. B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o.
F
OUR MON'
’ f after date, application
ountv.
GEORGIA* Newti • county.
Court of Ordinary, July adjourned Term, 1831.
ill be made
to th • inferior court of Walton countv. wh-n sitting for I _
SMtaTVS'raiij CI,e';,'.k-"S;,V nV,7 fimyih em.'v.Y.'r | ot,iin,ry P.r l-av- |„ »-M l„tn,,mh-r nvo buiidml I 'SZjtTZgSSi:
b.nefil of ih, orphan, of William IWol,. .Irrm^L- j ’bj ™, n ,y.,h„J ,l„m« ol I alhol cooniv.- N wYVllv &X&EXSZ %
Terms made known on the day of sale. December 3,183L < w <moer ut, tts.n. .. -- 1 1
23 THOMAS DOZIER, uuardian.
A DM IX 1ST H ATOR’S SALE.—I ‘ursunnt to an
order oft he inferior court of Ilenry county, while sit
ling for ordinary purposes, will, on the first r I uesday in
March next, within the legal hours', he sold, befiire ih court
house door in Paulding county, lot number one thousand and
thirty-six, in said county, containing forty acres more or
less—sold as the properly of Isaac Coker, late of Henry
county, deceased, for the h-nefit of the heirs and creditors.
Terms made known on the day of sale. November 25, 1331.
25 ELI81IA COKER, adm'or.
ELIZABETH BURSON, adm'rx.
Dollar;?. Luck is all, bail or no bait, if you have
I:—I mean a ticket.
table MEDICINE STOMACHIC,*! r.T JIEPATI-
C.E, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver-ComplainisarA enlarge
ments of tlm SPLEEN, to FOUR DOLLARS.
It ts t!u opinion of Professor Jackson, of Philadjlplira,
and of many eminent physicians, both in America and Eu
rope, who have lnd extensive opportunities of witnessing
th-operation of that most to he dreaded scourge to man- j
kind, the Epidemic Cuoi.uaa, that it is those and those only j
whose digestive functions are in a debilitat d condition, who j
, ; are subject to its attack. How important then it is, at this '
- 110,11 tu l }“ »olntety net ess. ry to , io ^- vhen the ft . H destrover of oar race is actually on the I
our “-preservation as a,nation, and to the perp.^■«« m«‘ ■ol o . ^ ^ • OUf St3t lhat { hase whose dig-stive organs are »
happiness as a people It ts not n wu.j to datim w h it | mavhiat0d con d iti oA, have immediate recourse to the most |
thoja prmc.ples aro-it ts believed mat In.-j are generally , m , aus v , lth , a t ’ Il?ir f .. ach to shield h mselVes from J
its influence.
Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia am! Liver Complaints,
I are flatulency, sourness or burning in tlw stomach, melan-
I choiy, irritability, disagreeable taste in the moulli, great ir-
rezuiurky of appetite,, which ia sometimes voracious and
at other times greatly doileient; thirst, fetid breuiii, iiaiis.-a,
stomach, acid ernciations, palpitation,
that lit.-y are generally
known and-understood.
The maintenance of a weekly paper in the country, is a i
difficult and a laborious task It will not lie deemed ex t
gfiralion by those who are initiated, to say, that not more ih.
two-thirds of the money due to such a paper can be collected
—and it lakes time to collect even that.
The proprietor—Mr. Wells'-—is thankful for the p »tro:i- 1 '- u ' lk '
nga already extended to him. He feels gratified lhat tlm 1 "cukiie.s
names of the most taienteiJ and influential men of our parly
can be seen on h
"Union press in this large
ia dwirable tint it should have an iucroa-ied uitdelation.— . , , • ,-■ ,
Wt.--n«r the Moantaiaaor has boon, it has invariably had «» d ^an S , pain ar.J weakness in toe l
, : ! i mce-aad i. is earnestly r.-quosiad of th« friends turoed sleep, to.d feel and hands, tremor,
,, in 8p »rlaui»urgh, r»ck< ns, l^aurons, and par-
-leit.aiiy in Abbeville, to exort themxolvcs in aiding '.hi cir
culation of the thot.-t.
The proprietor, if-assistetl in his •’ -nerota design, will
fain a now press, an entirely new fount 0 f ty/ie, and issue tho ' ’ Io rt.i whom it .nay con. er.t. — e Ins ts to certiji *, *■*
Mountaineer on an enlarged shee t of th« finest •paper. T’l.is ; have wit.nosse.l tits operation ot Dr. Icier s Medicines • .o-
cannot hr done, however, ivithout tin renewed exertions of! »}achioz ct ilcpfiticee m a number oi letj obstinate 1 ysi’i p-
tha friends of our cause, in sho tli ffe rent sections of the! Beund Liver-afloctions, of long standing, likewise mseier-
t.ileiiteij and influential men of our parly ,V r" V - " N:
i subscription list, lint, as it is the only ^mividx alter meab, putn in the mad d.zzt.^s or u-r.^0,
t large atid populous sociitmof counlry.it i fottlustonof ,mud attended wit li « ■ m ma.-y ,u g.Mwmg
slmnM hava oti ineraaaad uirdularion—; t h w stomach tvhen empty, chlthnes, aa-ction of sigh.
throat.cough, pain in the side or lireast,
front Dr. James Ewell, author of the Mt
or Family Physician.
“New Orleans
i<ac, languor, ots
uneasiness in the
Heal Companion,
Dec. 20. 1831.
1 Prize of $20,000, is $20,000,
30,00(»,
20,000,
9.000,
4.500,
4.000,
3.500,
3.000,
2.500,
2.000,
1.500,
1,000,
3.500,
2.500,
13,000,
00,000.
Less tlmti TWO Ehtalis to ONE Prize!
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—On Friday, the
/\ 20:!t of Fehrn u*y next, will, within the legal liours,
lie sold, tit the late residence of Matthew 1'. 1 ’hi>>>, deceas
ed, iii Fayette county, all the perishable property belonging
to said deceased, for the benefit of the h irs and -retktors
Terms made known on the day of sale. January 8, 1835.
30 JAMES YATES, udm'or.
State, in his behalf.
The Muuntaiqtoor will be devoted In political and miserl- |
hfaeoiu matters, embracing the useful, entoi lamtng and in- [
strut-live. The proceedings of congress will be published j
invariably—and the editor will use every exertion in his pow - 1
or to render the paper worthy of th-patronage of the Union ,
juttLte. W. L. YANCEY, i
Tuaits.—The Mountaineer wifi be published one a week, !
on a super-royal sh -et and handsome type, at three delta's
per annum in adcance, nr three dollars and fifty cents at the
expiration of six months—though payment in advance wool i
' lie greatly preferred. Letters oil business must be addressed
to O. H. WELLS, Pub'ishar and Proprietor.
Greenville, South Carolina, December 1831.—25
cy
kJ
Prizes
10,000,
is
4
4;
5,000,
is
9
a
1,000,
is
5
44
900,
is
*5
44
SOO,
is
5
>*
700,
is
5
600,
is
L>
500,
is
5
44
400,
is
5
.
300,
is
5
4-4
200,
is
33
iOO,
is
50
50,
is
050
44
20,
is
; 000
44
12,
is
All the Prizes to ba floating from the commencement, ex
cept the following, deposited as follows, viz:
First Day’s Drawing—2 Frizes of 5,000, 1 of 1,000, 1 of
900, 1 of 8o0,1 of 700, 1 of 600, 1 of 500,1 of 400, 1 of 3JO
. , „ , , . _ 1 of 200.
a! cases oi enlargement ot the S-pavn; am. tjs effects we.e Second Day's Drawing—1 Prize of 10,000,'1 of 1,000, 1 of
truly astonishing. I have no hesitation in declaring it the goo, 1 of 800, 1 of 700, i of COO, 1 of 500, 1 of 100, 1 of 300
moat valuatile preparation lor those distressing uuincuts i of 200.
that has ev. r come within n;y Know icdgru , ..... Third Day's: Draining—1 Pi ize of 10,000, 1 of 1000, 1 of
‘ - 1 ,> -’ 7 - f i 200,1 of 800, 1 of 700 r 1 of 600, 1 of 500, 1 of 400. 1 of 3lU
A servartt-'iirl ef mine, "who had for several years hioor- j 0 p
J under a DY8PEPTIG and LIVER-AFFECTION, and | Feirtk Day's Drawing—\ Prize of 10,000,1 of 1,000, 1 of
i whoso hi.) 1 nad u; srati',, atterth- trial of several pby- j ggo, 1 of 800, 1 of 7tt0. 1 of 6 J. 1 of 500, 1 u r 9 c tp ] of 309,
j sicia:»s ru ptiovo her, was >ucee,v-iijily treaUkl by Ur. 1 i> ] 0 |* ^00
TEES, of this plac e, whom I cu.-iside; -m-emineiitly skiihd Fifth and last Day's Drawing-1 Prize of 20,COO, l ot
m lh^c.con , p..init.s U. A. GALL.* E. 1,000, 1 of 2C0, 1 of 800, 1 of 700, I ef 600, 1 of 500, 1 of
Mdlc lgevdle, Jure, 1 ; „L 51 400, 1 of 300, 1 of 200.
Laurens County, Ua.S.ivemlierlth, 1 3d. And on the coiniuoncenient of the First, Second, Third,
2 j H "f'J concern.— ill.' undersigned was se- a;ill Fonrlh Day’., Drawing, the first drawn number shall he
\erely a.ii.ewd witu a Dyspeptic and Litrr-ai.cction lor entitled to a prize of 81.000, and on the conclusion of the
GEORGIA, Putashi county. ! 7 ea . r f- an . li T‘ ! ? wcd jhe advice ot physicians const- Day’s Drawing, the fits! and last draw n number shall be
To the kj.iuraids Su/ierior Court of sai l County, 1 dm-l i tr.uleiit in th t.- p,ofo.-. toil, wauj.tt being he.wn.<-d. entitled to a capital prize of 85,000 each, in addition to such
October. Term, 1335. j 1 “'ted Dr. j tit, s ,uclicincBSiOinachuu ot l ppatiea, p.jzrsas may he drawn to their numbers.
T lUC Putitlun of John fla-.vla Deln:iv.ir Clayhm show- , fi i:i ;' r n J ilwl . n f U:> U * 1 ioiuul mysseu rca»iorud r fj Le u f i0 \ c Jittery tobe comjrltted i,i FIVE DA YS' Draw*
oth that Thomas J. Johnston, of the county of Thomas ;P. 11 h al.li; my countenance, instead ol b.tng pda ivgoidy!—PRIZES ONLY to ho DRAWN
•c.i | state aforesu l, heretofore, to wit, oil the tenth day of i 1 ™ . res,ll ' :l ^ lia 401 “I'' 1 ‘. leii i* utl * a PP' ara ’ i C- , ut:u -j fi . whole of the Prizes payable in sixty dais after each
May, in th) year of our Lord eighteen hundred and thirly-uvo, | ! ‘“' r : 11 ■’ , a ’ i‘ nj’p f 'ttr, i gain-, d u. ar t -. - etity pia.nc.s Day’s Drawing, subject to a deduction of fifteen par cent.—
executed auil delivered, to your p ■titionars, bis c rtaiu ! ;' 1:U xve.gnt i: i lue .-bait space ol t n wot-Ks. it is All prizes cot applied for in twelve months fromeochdrtuv-
mortgage-deud, Itearing dal-the day anti jaar aforesaid, tut! i p 1 ar live motitlis since 1 stopped taking the metiicmc, and jng, to be considered asa donation to the funds of thi Nlii-
how shown to the court, which clood of mortgage convey ad I- have fat no return of l.io disease, nor have I llxo least lj.,ijrevil!e Street Lottery.
a certain tract or puree! of land sitsiata, lying and In i.-.g i t ' rc nsoti to e'Usp ?ct tlio , na,.. t wou.u > a. ncsBy r.-i-om- j r;iU | n g ; 0 take place under the superintendence of
the twenty-first district af tha county of Wilkinson at the menu an perauta;, sua...i;!y ai.nei.xl, tomeke t: taiI »;1 t-lie j \Vili.iam \Y. Casnes, Samuel Buffi no ton, Samuel
time of survey but now Pulaski, containing two hundred | samo remedy. l-.i.-N Ai-^-i ..v. j Rockwell, William IT. Torrance, Joseph Stovalt.,
two and a half acres more or less, known and distinguished j !'roat the Gesrcii Telecraph, t c.u 4 fo- fir. M. fimtiett a:w C. E. John II. Ware, John W. A. Sanford, Robert M'Cojib,
in the phm of said district by lot number three hundred and ! . . Baifiett Esq. be.tiuigJ.tte.if.>3, i6si._
and forty-two, (342,) bring the tract whereon James John-', . Dy'-^sct.—I ersous.affitcted w tth^ t.ns lm-htonao’e, and
C NUAHDI AY'S SALE.— Agreeably to an order of
?if the inferior cofirt ol Doolv comity, when sitting for
ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in April next,
w ithin the l-gal hours, be sold, before the court-house door
in the town of Drayton, Dooly county, two negroes, a went li
and her child, for the hen -fit of the minor heirs of Abra
ham Miles, deceased. January 18, 1835.
30 31 ARY MILES, guardian.
A DMIXI8TRATOR’S SALE.—Postponed — On
U* Thursday, the 5th day of March next, will, vi.thi.u the
legal liours, bo sold, at the late resid-nee of Robert G.
Harper, deceased, in Newton county, the following person
al property belonging to the i state of said deceased, viz:
all the corn, fodder, horses, cattle, slieep, hogs, farming u-
tensils, household and kitchen furniture, and many articles
too numerous to detail. Sale to continue from day to day
until all shall have been sold. Terms made known on tha
day of sale. January 13, 1835.
29 CHARLES A. BROOKS, adm'or dr bonis non.
A DMINISTH ATOR’S SALE.—On Tuesday, the
jfjL 2d day of March next, will, within the I gal hours,
be sold, to the high si hid’d) r,at lit • late rosidenee of I’rovis
Ila’-per, dot eased, in Newton county, the follow ing p -rson-
a ‘firop- rty •xdongmg to lit ■ e.-tate of the said (if <-f used, \ iz:
all the r-orn, ioud-r, horses, caFle, hogs, Dearborn wagon,
farming utensils, household and Litfhen furniture, and many
articles too tedious to enumerate. Sale to continue from day
to day until all shall have been sold. Terms made known
on the dav of sale. January 13, 1835
29 . ’ CHARLES A. BROOKS, adm'or.
D;1 IXISTRATOIFH s7\f.E.--Agreeably to an
admiuis
said e-iai .', and prays letters of dismission tlier-fri in:
H hereupon H is ordered by the Court, That all and every
person oi persons, having any valid objection to said Da-
yid Morrow, administrator as aforesaid, being dismissed
from th-- fin ilt -r administration of said estate, he and ap-
p. iir ;k the next term of this court, w hich shall sit nr xt af
ter th <hr ■ publication of this rule; and then and then make
them,-:is in default thereof, this court will then and there
...... . , , , - . proefs'd to grant foil rs.of dismission to said Davul Morro-.v,
,, PElt ? - ,Ilt,eh,ed lo thp 1 RAVIS j adiu.iiistrator as afor-said, agreeably to the sta'ute in such
—Harper, late o t’Nwton county, d e.-as -d, are re- castes made and nrovided; and that a < opv of this ruie l»e
quest. ,1 to male - tmmedim naytr.-m: and persons to w hom publisHi d once a month for six months "
I lie said estate r» indebted, to pres, nt th i" accounts, authen- -
December 10, 1834.
Sd
T3 4011! 1WOVT7!S afterdate, application will b.- made
to tli < inferior court of Upson county, when sitting fi)r
ordinary nnrp< .<>s, for foave to sell th<» real estate of An
drew G. Williams, lat - of said county, deceased, for the be-
n'fit of the heirs and creditors, laannry 12. 1335.
29 E. 11. REEVES, a im'or.
A LI
ticaied, within the legal time. January 5. 1835.
28 CH XRLES A. BRO'tKS,. adm'nr.
A»
state of Drury
Murphy, lat of Baldw-u cotinty, deceased, are r<-
questpd to make immediate pay nienr. and those to w horn th-
said estate is indebted to present their claims, noth -ntieated,
within'h' litneprescrib-d bv law January 27, 1835.
MAID MURPU Y'ex'r.r.
30 GEORGE W. Ml ItRA'V, ex'or
gazettes of litis 8tate.
A true extract front lh-.
7-6tni
in one of the public
minutes, this 31st July, 1331.
L. IIOPKINS, c. c. o.
GEOKf.TA. Dooly count':.
'H’WT’HERE\tS, J.sso snnurrl’ngand Nancy < blemanap-
» v plv for 1-tters of adniinisiration on the estate of
James Col man, lat*-of said county, deceased,
Th'*se ar-. therefore, to cite ond admonish all and singular
tilt* kindred and creditors of said deceas d to be and appear
at my office, within th - tint-- prescribed by law, to s!i,.u
cause, if any exist, why said 1 tiers should not be granted
Given under nty band at olio ;, this 5th January, lb'Sa.
29 'THOMAS If. KEY, c. c. o.
GEORGIA. Duoly countit.
*’STHKKEAS, David Maxhbum senior appli-s f>r 1 t-
v V t-rs of administration on the e&iate ol’G<>orge Smith,
late of said county, d -ceased,
Thus- are, theretore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and cre ditors of said d c ased to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show
cause, if any exist, why said 1 -Iters should not be granted.
Given under tnv hand at office, this 5th January, ls35.
29 ' THOMAS 11. KEi . c. r. o.
A
i hitherto
lered almost incurahls
respectable ni- (lieal college; and has been licensed to prac
tice by th-* Medical Boatd of Georgia. W e have bent
made acquainted with the composition of his i-wtUeiup, nnd
consider it a scientific pnparation; it is putdy vegetable,
and well calculated for the removal of tha complaints fur
which it is recommended. No harm can result freta its
tt.se. 4Ve have seen its beneficial tesults in-scveral cas.s
that have coins under our own observation.
dickies are put t;p in parcels, with full di-
A pared will la.-t about twenty days.—
promissory
made by tha said Charles M. Thatn^sou to Jolt;; C. Everett
and d.itt*d the sixteenth day of December, eighteen hundred |
a-td thirty-one, wharchy the sui.l Charles 31. Thom[!soii
, promised to pay lira said John C. Everett or bearer five huri- ]
dreJ and thirty-live dollars and 3.:v>>nty-eix cents twen-y-four i
mouths after ilia dat<* lh-reof for value received; and which i
said notes were assigned, transferred and delivered to your |
petitioners, outiie day and year aforesaid, by the sai-.l Tito- |
tn.ii J. Johnston;—.v.»-d your (jetiifonars further show, that | The above 31
’hero ia now das on said notes the whole of the principal j reclions for us-
and interest thereof; and therefore pray that, unless the said 'Femuns, wishing to see Dr. Peters, ate requested to make in-
t'h )-nas J. Johnston pays into the clerk’s office ol this i qttiry for him at the Eaglo Hotel, kept by Mr. Robert 3.1'-
coumy the amount of principal and interest that is notv Couth, where he boards.
due or may become due on suid notes, t >gt*t :i >r with alii The above Medicines may be had in Georgia, ei'.lur of
costa that may azerua within six months from tha date I Dr. Peters or Prior Wrhuht, Milledgevilh*; of Thomas
thereof, that the equity of redemption in and to said mort- UtctiAtiDS, Augusta; of William Brown, 3!aeon; of the
gaged premises be then.-c and forever barred and foreclosed, j Postmaster, Athens; of the Postmaster, ttawkinsville;
Whereupon, o.i motion,-it is ordered by the Court, That, | of the Po.*. master, Indian Springs; of the Postmaster,
unless th? amount of principal, ititerest and costs that is j Men nan; of-tha Postmaster, Buck-Eye, Ioiuri r.s comity;
now due or in ay h-com - due o.i said notes an 1 mortgage be of the Postmaster, Byron, Baker county; of the Post-
pnid into this cfirk’s uffi-e of this court uitbi.i tlie tiina a- master, Fort Gaines; of Samuel Cone, Decatur; of John
foiv.-aid, the equity of redemption in and to said inon gaged Chew, Greonesburough; of 3Icssrs. Hicks & 3Iadeox,
premises be thenceforth and forever barred ail 1 foracTosed;' Talhotton; of li. Sioo.urney Norton, at the Columbus
.--- ... - t D
-d B. P. Stubbs, Commissioaers; also a Board of Visitors
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS.
Wholes, §3 0—IJalvos, 85—Qarters, $2*50.
Fort-ale, j:i a great variety of numbers at the Commission*
ers’ Office, on Wayns-street, opposite; the Branch Bank oi
the State ol Georgia, and next iloor to the alley leading to
the printing office of the Federal Union, MilledgeviHe, Ga.
To such as feel at a!! inclined to secure for a small sum a
competent fortune, this \\ heel oilers facilities nnparallell-
td in thrannals of lotteries. —With an accumulating rich
ness, as the lottery draws to a close, it is difficult to con
ceive how adventurerscan longer delay. All orders from
abroad will receive the same prompt attention as our person
al application, addressed rpostoanl) to
PRYOR V. RIGHT,
Df ccmher 25, 1331-26 Secretary to Commissioners.
book-store, Columbus; of tha Postmaster, JJirdsVille,
Burke county; of the Postmater, Ruik-rsville, Elbert
county: of the Postmaster, Marietta, Cobb county; and
of Mu- Postmaster, at New Echota.
in South Carol*-;), of V-. tz. Bo.u; Sc Co. Charleston; of
the Postmaster, Camden; of A. Fitch, Columbia; of J.
P. D.UVKJS, llancockville, I'nion District; and of the Post
master, Abbeville;—in North Carolina, of the Post.uas-
ter, (.diaro'otle; and of the Postmaster, Lexington;—in
anil it is furth-r ordered, that a copy of this rule pubiLUf-d
once a month lor four months in sum • on s-of the p'lMie ga
zettes of tliis Stat'-, or ha personally s-rved on tlie o.-iid I lm-
mas J. Johnston litres mnnths before tire expiration of this
rule.
A trueoxtract from the minutes. November 22, 1834:
. 21-4tm JOSEPH CAHBC fUEK-S, clerk.
GEORGIA RAUL-?tOAD OFCICEf
Alliens, IMk Juudarif, lSBo.
T 1IE Board of Directors of th.- (ii-orgia Rail-Boa J Com
pany, having secured tlie right of way in almost all
instance*, and th" Engineer having repot toil highly favora
ble, as to liic localities over which the road most pa (to j
tvluch report th-) stockholders are refer ml,) and tie- Diivc-j^. Ii5©5dN'E , *'53SGN A€JA UMCF2 i".
-lion having ordered the Engineer to proceed forthwith to j f g^iHS institution will go imo operation on the first 3Iun-
tiie location of the road, commencing at Augusta—notice is jnL day of Januarv nexf, under the nctorship of 31r. IIf.-
hereby given, ut th-: stockholders, tint an in.-talmeiti of lift | man Mead. Ho comes writ recommended as a scho-
teeu dollars per share is required to he paid, on the 23d ol I lar, and us ;i disciplinarian, by gentlemen for whom lie
February next. And for the greater convenience of the I taught the laHfscliolu.-rie year, in thencigh'uuhoodof.Mil-
AMockholdera, the following places of pay tu?at and rcccixiag lsigevilh*. Those who wish for more particular informa
Agents are appointed, to w it:
Thos3 of tin stockhohfors residing in Richmond county,
will pay at Augusta, lo Colon.:1 W:lliuru Gumming.
E.
SURCSICAXj kotice.
A CERTAIN CURE
FOR TITK
Effected by the application of Dr, iitagiter's
PATENT TRUSS,
M« PENDLETOn respectfully ti-uders his ser
vices lo the citizens of Baldwin, Twiggs, Bibb,
Crawford, and lloUstun counties, who are subjects of the a-
bove disease, and proflers lo cure them certainly within lite
period of two or four mom Its. Incase, however, of failure,
no remuneration shall be expected, so certain is he of the re
medy applied. In fact, had not multiplied cures have been
already exhibited before the public view, the means used
would appear so fully adapted to the nature of the ifisease,
and the human system whih laboring under it, as to elicit
ihe confident e of all who have hecoino acquainted w ith it.
To those who may have any doubts of its efficacy, certifi
cates can be produced from some of the most respectable ci
tizens ot' Warren county, as well as physicians where the
late Dr. J. 31. Spragens practiced—among whom are Hen
ry Lockhart. 31. L)., J. T. Persons, 31. D , William P. Butt,
on the first Tuesday in March next, within th® 1 gal hour
be sold, before the court-house door in t he town ol Zrimlon,
Pike county, lot of land number one Itutubed and s-ventv-
threo in the eighth district of originally .Monroe but now
Pike county, for the benefit of the heirs-and creditors of
Daniel Burforil, late of DeKalb county, deceased. Terms
make known ct: ihe dav of sale. January 1, 1835.
29 E B. REYNOLDS, adm'or.
A DMINISTRATOR’S 8 \ LE.—Under an order
of the inferior court of Wilkinson conulv, when sitting
for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in March
next, within th? legal hours, be sold, b fore tile court-house
door in the town of Americus, Sumter countv, lot number
one hundred and sixty-fiv ■ in the fift- r-ntlt district of origin
ally Lee but now Sumter county, belonging to the estate of
Winlock' C. Pearson, deceased. Ttrms mad;- known on
dav of xalo January. 1, 1833.
29 JONATHAN PEARSON, adm or.
4 t.VHBIAX’S —On the first Tuesday in
VJd 3Iarch next, will, within the legal hours, he sold, be-
lore the comt-hoiise door in the town of Monticello, tasper
county', a negro woman by the name of Lydia, belonging to
tiioestale of John Browder, deceased—sold for the benefit of
the heirs. Terms made knoyvn on tha day of sale. Jnunuary
1, 1835.-29 . AUGUSTUS B. PEAKS, guardian.
G-IJORGIA, Dooly county.
A 9HI.\ISTRATOBS> SAL — Agreeably to an
order of the court ol ordinary of DeKalb cot; t v, wi;!,
on ih" first ’i’uesday in March next, within the legal hours,
he sold, before the court-house door in Stewart county, lot
of land number ninety-six in the eigliti c-ntli district, amhfot
number on * hundred and eighty-eight in the twentieth, l>o:h
ol originally Lee hut now Sit. w art county, for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors of John Dabbs sen. late of DeKalb
countv, deceased. Terms made known at time of sale.
JOHN DABBS Jim. J , ,
BENJAMIN PAIH310RE, \ aam °"'
lanttary 1, 1835. 29
GEORGIA, D, A'-. to con util.
SL S^HEiiEAS, Edward Watts applies fi‘r 1 tiers of
V V ioinistration on tha estate of George Walts, late of
said cotinty, deceased,
Thesi* are, therefore, to cite and admonish all am! singu
lar the kindrtd and creditors of said deceased to be and ap-
oear at my offic *, within tlu* tine* pr.-si ribed law, to show
came*, if any exist, why saiu lettc- - ,-iiould not b--granted
Given nnd-. rmy liartd at office, this 1st January, 1835.
2J E. B. UEYNOLDS, c. c. o.
GEORG! \, Dooly ccuutu.
11 EKE AS, Sarah Collins applies for letters ofadmin-
i V istration on the estate of James (.’ollins, late of said
countv, dec-eased,
'i fo-.-par-', th ri tore, to cite and admonish all and singular
th- - kindrf d and creditors of said dec -a.v-d to be and appear
at my* office, within th • time prescribed b> law, to show
cause, if any exist, why said l iters .-h mid not be grant’ d.
Given under my hand, at office, this I Dili January, 1833
30 THOMAS H. KEY, c. c. o.
G EOIIGI A, Fayette county.
II ERE AS, Gancy Westbrook and Bit liolonir vv Wcst-
* brook at plv lor 1. tiers oi administration on the estate
of Isaiah Warren, late of said county, deceased,
1 I-i s- are, tin . -. for- . to cite and admonish all and singular
ill- kindred aini - redilorsot said ueeeased to be and appear
nr my office, within tlio time prescribed bylaw, to she
cause, it nnv t-xt t, w hy said fetters should not he granted
(liven under my hand at oftiep, this 8llr Januarv, 1833.
30 WILLIAM M‘BKlDE, c. o.
< 4? ARIJIAN’S SALE,—Agreeably to an order of
W the court of ordinary of Twiggs eon nty, will, on tin-
first Tuesday in April next, within the 1* e»l hours, be sold,
before the court-house iloor in the town of Marion, Twiggs
comity, two negroes, Charles and George—sold for the be
lli fit <d flio orphans ol William Mel Ion, dec- ased. Terms
made known on the day of sale. January 11. 1833.
29 HARDY SOLOMON, guardian.
, , ,. ,, 1T “■ ... 1- 7 J. 1. VCIMIIW, .U. L)., IT iilllllll 1 . JVII11,
A .mama .d P.'|.lvr;» & Maddox, Montgumery;-in Ho- M . D . t (ieorge K. Holloway, M. 1). and Messrs. James A-
rr.la, of Dr. E. B. I kkxins; lallaltassee; of Houcks A ,i amS) Billion 1 vy, Thomas Raley, John Persons and Samuel
\> 11, li axis, ilia, i.maa, and ol 3xf. IIavvlli , Apalaclitco-a. Smit In some of whom were the subjects of a cure.
August 3, 1384. 1
lion, may oiihiin it by applying tluougli the members of
•Ite L r giala:ure, from th-ir several counties, to Governor
Lumpkin, Hiohani iv. Hines Esq. attd others of thnf vtcin-
ubjects
E, 31. Pendleton may lie-seen nnd consulted at Brown’s
Hotel, Milledgeviile; from tha 7iit December until the close
of the session; atid llien at lluson's Hotel, in Macon, until
tha 9th January; in Knoxville, fiomtiia 9tii to the 14th; in
Perry, ftotn tlio 11th to the 18th; in Marion, from tha J3lh
to 2ith; then to ftlillerlgev ill: nut in, and nil' ■ r 1 tore- * } e will
expect to continue the same .ngtl -s> a
and spring raunths, and attend regularly at the lime and piece.
November 21, 1381 22
Those in i’altaferro, to Clolotn-l A. Janes, at (-raw e>r;i viq.i. i ity. It is balieved that the character of the itrstitjtion will
Those in Green?, to John Cunningham Esq. at Greenes-I Re well supported by .Mr. Mead. No ard -nt spirits will
borough. .... j hereai’U'r bn vended at or near Mount Zion. This, it is
i hose in Morgan, to E. A. Nf shit Use. at Madison. | tlionght, vv ill contribute much to the good order of tlio vil-
Aud those in ( lark, Jackson, Ogk-thorp.q and otli -r parts ! lug.*, and easy manag; matt of the institution,
JOHN BROWN, President
Dec. 17, 1831-24-11/ oj the Hoard af 'Prus/ees.
of the State, wdl pay lo the Treasurer in Athens.
in the event of sickness, absence, or any ctlior cause, on
th i part oft lie aforesaid receiving Agents, or either of ill; m,
any applicant should get disappointed in making paynu-i.t ;rs
olbresaid on the proper day as herein appuinted for the pur-
.pemr; then, in all such cases, (should any happen,) payment
mast be nude within ten day-3 tluteafier, tu the Treasurer in
Athens.
Certificates of Stock, setting forth the number of Shares
held, and the amount paid on each share, will be U.-iivered
to all the stockholders, on payment of th? instalment Itere-
PKOPCSALS
FOR rUSLJSlIIXG A MISCELLANEOUS PAPER,
To I<e entitled
TH2 JLluCfH-JTJVIEST,
To be devoted to Po‘*?rv. Literature*. Scieuce.
and the MARVELLOUS.'!.’
"P’O contain original ap-1 select Talcs, Poetry, Anecdotes,
ft Biographical and .Historical Sketches, notices of all
New Inventions-in the . Arts, anil a relation of ail that is
wonderful, rare, and curium in the history of the day-, a list
ol deaths, marriages, murders, robberies, arsons, shocking
C i UARDIAN’S SALE.—Agreeably to an order of
>T the court of ordinary of Twiggs county, will, on the
first Tuesday in April next, within tlio legal hours, he sold,
before the court-house iloor in the town of Morion, Twiggs
county, one hundred acres of land more or less, it being part
of lot number one hundred and tvv. uty, in the twenty-fifth
district of originally Wilkinson but now Twiggs county, as
the properly of Elvira Ann Cardin, tha orphan of Charles
Cardin, d -ceased. Terms made known or the day of sale.
JOHN FITZPATRICK, guardian.
January 13, 1335 29
IflO UR MONTHS after date, application vv ill be mad -
ic to tlie inferior court of Houston county, vv hen sitting
For ordinary purposes, for 1. ava to sell lot of land number
one hundred and fourteen in the twenty-first district oforigin-
ally iMuseogee now Harris county, ns the property of ih.-
-Iieirs and orphans of William Haddock, ilei-ens. il—’sold for
tlio benefit of said orphans and creditors. October 23, 183-1.
U JOHN JOINER, guardian.
Hj^OUR MONTHS after date, application will he made
Ja. to the honorable inferior court of .foul's county, vv h.-n
sifting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a lot of I j
in Alonroe county and a lot of lend in i he Cherokee purchase,
belonging lo the estate of Charles Wornum, late of Jones
county, deceased, for th,* benefit of the heirs and creditors
of said deceased. October 17, 1834.
™ EZEKIEL B. SMITH, adm’or.
ri ' ‘ ’ ‘ 1 r date, application will he
to iIk*mii'iior court <*1 Washington county, when
sitting for ordinniy purposes, for leave to sell fot number
one hundred and sixty nine in the sixth district of Carroll
county, lor ih-j benefit of \\ illLim \’eal, illegitimate.
ROBERT WHITFIELD, guardian.
November 10, 1834-20
GEORGIA, Fayette county.
liEuKAo*. William Hah field applies for lett- rs of
- t administration on the estate of John F. Finley, lair
of said county, d i-easi-d,
i h -se are. ther■•fore, to cite anti admonish all and sing-’lar
tin- kindred and creditois of said deceased lo lx anti app. ar
at my office, Within the lnwe prescribed by law, to show
cause, it nnv exist, vv li-y said iters should no, hf g.anted.
Given under my hand at ofiiei*. this 8th January, 1835
JO W1LLIAM3PBR1DE, c c. o.
_rS5’Tl.-:i;S B>OI LARS’ HEWABD.
(^r'll A'i F.D. from thesulisi rihe; on the 19th uli. a I .rg
sc.rr; 1 ltORtoL, tight years olo. aslar in th? fori head,
a few saddle-marks on his hack, and a si u on his left shoul
der caused by the collar. There went oil with him a small
black Horse COLT, with a blaz'd fare, seven or rigin
months old. Both horse and colt were in good order when
th'-y left. The above reward w ill be given for the {fobvery
of the abov? animals to in? residing fivu miles ftom Tuibut
ton, lalliot county, on th.- road to Greenville, Merrivvether
county, <*a. or t* n dollars for into maiion so that I get them
again. Th horse will no doubt make his way for Ke
tuekv. January 5, 1835,
23-5t JOHN DENNIS.
sEORGIAy DtKalb county,
f B A .VKE.N up null posii d, heiiire Thomas Farr, a justice oi
fi tli* p ace for said county, by William Woodall, of
111? seven huridnd ami Ivvi-nty-secomUiisiiiei of Georgia mi
litia, a light sorri I More, fifteen year’s • Id, five fed two in
ches high, blind in the right eye, blaz«> in ihe face, fori;
switch tail, some old shoes on, both hind feet while, sum.
saddle-flunks, and t.ha; is called a jil-Jhrt—appraised, by
Jackson Kandol and Stephen Jett, to twenty dollars,ol the
27th day ot December, 1831.
A true extract from the cstray-liook. January 1, 1835
29 E. B. REYNOLDS, c. i. c
KO'i’IClia
E S HEREBY given to the parties in interest, that John __
Carlton, John 11. f. Dixon and John Jones will j accidents by flood and field, hair breadth escapes, all impor-
priK-eed to admeasure and lay out the dower ot Susannah tant criminal trials in full, which will lie culled from the
newspapers of the new'and old world. {KT It will invari
ably exclude Jgfl all political, religious, or prolessional dis
cussions, and stick to useful and entertaining matter only.
'1 Iis ALCUYMIST will be published weekly in a
Alderman, widow of Thomas Alderman, late of Thomas
county, deceased, agreeably to a writ directed to us from
tire superior court of said county, of lot number thirty-eight
in the thirteenth district of formerly Irwin but now Thomas
hy called for, according to the provisions of tlie eighteeniIt 1 county. They are hereby notified to he and appear nt the quarto form on a super"royril "shew ' at Columbus Georgia’
section ot the charter. Tha Direction will also, ut the time i '“ext superior comt held in and for said countv, to show hy CHARLES F. SHERBURNE, at three dollars
af payment «f the aforesaid instalment, furnish <au:h stock- i cause, if any they -have, why such dower shall not be le- —* '*• - * ■ ’ ....
holder wilh a copy of the charter and hye-lavv* of the com- gallv assigned. Nnveinhcr It), 1834.
' ‘ “ * JOHN CARLTON, )
JOHN B. F. DIXON,'
JOHN JONES. '
per year, one half iu advance, the other at the end of six
month:
commissioners.
90 ' The Ediior will he assisted h v gentlemen of establish
ed literary reputation, and the publication will commence
by the 1st of February, 1835. 2ft
“jrTj'lOl R MONTI tG after date, application will he made
>L to the interior court of Waitoti county, when sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lie* negroes belong
ing lo the estate of Isaac Austin, late of Walton comity, de
ceased. November 10, 183-1.
W MARGARET AUSTIN, adm rx
MONTIES after date, application will he made
inferior eourt of Jones county, when sitting for
ordinary purpo. s, for leave to sell the negroes belonging
to the estate of Sanford Chapman, d -ceased. for the benefit
ofihe heirs and creditors. December 1, ls;ii
a3 STERLING W SMITH, adm'or.
CArmeiv.
S IIEl-.LBA forewarn all persons from trading for the
follow mg (lescrifod NOTES, an. the makers of said
nou-s front paying them to any person except myself, as
they were iriuiiluleiitly obtained from nty brothei, William
Bryant, while in a slate oi ni iitalderangim.nl—viz: two
notes, each lor twenty dollars, made by Jesse Stallings nnd J.
• : , ark, die tue 25th of D.-rrmbor last; nnd one nut;-, for
eight, en dollars, made hy Thomas Davis, John Davis and ■■
„ T r . ,:' la P f ‘"’ ‘P |U l l> ’ 25th of Dacember last, all payable t
V\ 11 haul Lryant or bearer. January 16, 1835.
30 NEEDHAM BRYANT.
GEORGIA, Fayette countv.
\ II ,u R, i A G, J . , ' ih 1 ,m Cl,x . administrator of the estate of
• . z 'J’ ia " Dawkins, drceasid, appli. s for letters of
dismission front said estate,
These are, therefore, to rite and admonish all and singular
nv"'n- d ’ lrl ‘ i ( T , - d " , , ,r8 01 saKi dw '“ a8Ml l4 > and appear
at my office, within ihe um- prescribed hy law, to show
cause, if any exist, vv hy said fetters should not be granted
Given under niv hand at office, ibis 10ih January, 1835
WILLIAM M BKIDE, c. c. o
GISOIf CkIA 9 Washington count if.
% * 11LF L \8, John VVebb, CiAiijiiii*
1^‘ , Gll, . s Webb, late of said county ^deceased,'ajqjlfes for
fetters ol dismi8sion-froni sniil mm..
tratoron (lie estat** of
mission From said estate,
1 hese are, ther, fore, to rite and admonish all and singular
n, rre-" U 'ir' and UN'""'* ? f Rai(l deceased to b; and appear
at my office, within th • lime prescribed hy law, to show
cause, it anv exist, why said Jett re should not > egrant d.
Liven under Hiy baud at office, this 1st S. pt- mber, 1881
J " IB AN CIS T. TENNILI E, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, DeKalb county.
V i ^ <K>1 ’ ’ a ^ min i* ,, rator of the estate 0 I
F Ol R MONTHS after date, application will he made
twtlie inferior court of Fnyffite county, when sitting fir
ordinary purposes, fur leave to sell the rial estate of Jarik-
ston Osborn, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and m-d-
ito:s. Dcct mber 2, 1834.
DANIEL OSBORN. ) *•
WILLIAM OSBORN, \ adm <?r “
• ^? rweIi ,^ ur 1S , deceased, appli s lor letters of di-
mtssfon frohi said estate, 1
’1 hese are, ther ~
the khidred o.-,d r
r l hese are, therefore, U cite and admonish all and singula
„ ... r ' of s:i id deceased, to fo* and annrai
01 nty Offic, Wul.ii, ihe tim- present.,.; by law, u'C
«aus., if ar;v ixist, why said letters should not be granted
Given under my hand at office, this 1st September 18Ui
11 E. B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o
BJL.AWK DEEIB*
FOR sale AT Tins OFFICE.
geoi:«ia, Henry county.
Life: lor Court, silting for ordinary pupcses,
Se pit mber adjourned Term. 1931.
Present—John W. A. t’. uii Jesse Jolii.suii, Jclm Williams
and John i read well, justic
Rl> ULE Nit,' —William Griffin a . 1 W illiam Andrews,
JLti' . x -eulors of the las' will and ti-L.tni i.l of John Whit-
sell, tale ... this roti'ily, d.iceas d, having petitioned this
court litr letters of dismission fiont ali further liability as
executors as afiircsai.i,— li is u:dcred. 4 hat ail persons mn-
cerneil show cause, wi liui th • tim? prescribed l>v law, vvhy
said letters should not be grauted.
A true extract from lii minutes. September 13,1831.
13 JOil - P. C. PETTIT, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, Baldwin county.
Inferior Court, silling for ordinary purposes,
Stpitmb. r. Term, 1831.
Present—their honors, William Grigg, William S. Rockwell,
and W iliiam ii. Torrance, justices.
S3 ILL Nisi.—On :he application of A; pi* ton Bivins, ex-
-M.W- ectitor of Whittington JIoo;?, d.ceased, stating, to the
court, that lie h:n> folly administered upon and rm-r;.'i| into
eft ct th - provisions of th? testators will, and praying to be
dismissed from th - liirtli •i-:u:minist;-atio.» of said - t he,
It is therefore ordered, by tlu court, r hat, after six mouths’
publication of this rale, in one ofih public*gaz -tn s ol ;VIH-
iedg.’VT.'i ;, thesaui Appleton be dismissed frem his said ad-
mii-.slra;.on,.unless- cause b-.- shown to th - contrary; uf
w Inch all concerned vv in take due notice.
A true extract from llrt* minutes. Si pternber ], 1S31.
9-6;m B. P. Sl’UBBS, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, Baldwin county.
Inferior Court, Sitting for ordinary purposes,
September 'itrm. I83t.
Presents—their honors, W iluam itrig?, William S. Rock-
vv II,.and William I;.Torrance,justices.
■jra ULE -NI81.—Oil the appiicatic-n of William Ball and
ie.^1 James 5,. Ca’lioun, a iuiinistrators on' the estate of E-
lisha V'. ooti, d-'CFiis. d, stating that th -y arc prepared to close
th 1 ir administration of said estate, and praying to be dismiss
ed iherefiotn,
It is ordered, Tliat, after six months’ publication of this
rid--,- : n one of tin* public gnzeit. s of Milledgevili., the said
■Yilliam a id Jam s S>. will be uts. narg d from said admin
istration, uu!. ss i aus? be shown to the contrary; of which
all concerned will tub. due notice.
A true extract from the minutes. Sept mber 1, 1334.
9-6tm JJ. P. IS IT BBS, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, Henry county.
Inferior Court, sluing for ordinary purposes,
January Teiin, 1835.
Present their honors Jess? John.-on John A. Ellis, John T.
B -ntfev and John Williams, jiisdees.
ULE MSI*—WI u-reas, I.ytha Jotner, administra
trix. and Woodward Joiner, administrator, on the es
tate of John Joiner, late of .-aid county, deceased make ap
plication for foil, is of disnn ion trom said administration,
It is ordrred, '1 hat a ! persons ei).u"e>r.<<J show cause, if
any they liav?, within th? tint - prescribed hv law, vvhy
said letters should not b<-granted.
A true extrac t from th minutes. Januarv 7, 1335.
23 JOHN P. C. PETTIT, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, IIecry County.
inferior Court, siding f» ordinary purposes,
January Term, 1335.
Present th-ir honors J.-.-s? Johnson, Joint A. Ellis, John
Treadwell, John T. 15 nil, y, and John W illiaras, justices,
K TLE NI3L—Wn.nas, L.-vi VV hit. • and John (J.
Dulin, administrators on the estate-of Benjamin Car
rol!, lat ofsaid couiity, d.-ci-ased. m.: ■- application for let-
tcis ofdisnnssic.it from said administration,
it is urdu red, l hat a: r.snns concenied show cause, tf
any exists, vvitliin the t.im prescribed by law, vvhy said let
ters should Hot lie granted
A true extiac-t from the minutes. January 7, 1835.
29 JOHN P. G PETTIT, c. c. o.
R
GE OR GI A, Hen ry enu n ty.
inferior Court, sitting for ordinary purges s,
January Term, 1885.
Present Jess? Johnson, John A. F!i : s, John Treadwell, John
T. !! -ntley and John Wilson, justices.
I?; ME MSI. -Wh. reas, Ricliard Henderson, admin-
JfisI istrator on tlu- estate of Arthur G. Henderson, lat? of
sain -comity, dec-eased, makes application for l-lters of dis
mission from said administration,
it is ordered. That ali persons concerned show cause, if
any cause exists, within the time prescribed by law, vvhy
said letters should not be grant, d.
A true extract from the minutes. January 7, 1835.
29 JOHN P. C. PETTIT, c. c.
GEORGIA, Henry county.
Inferior Court, silting for ordinary purposes,
January Term, 1S35.
Present Jesse Johnson, John-A. Ellis, John Treadwell, John
T. B.’iitley and John Williams, justices.
R I LE hISL—Whereas, Peter Rape, guardian for
Elias Crowe 11, has petition; d this court for letters of
dismission ftotn said guardianship,
It ii ordered, That all persons concerned show cause, in
due lime, if any exist, why said letters should not he grant.d.
A true extract ftotn the minutes. January 7, 1335.
29 JOHN P. C. PETTIT, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, Henry county.
inferior Court, sitting for ordinary purposes,
September Term, 5331.
R l EE NISI.—Spencer Reynolds, administrator on the
esiat? of Sarah Reynolds, hi of said county, deceas
ed, having petitioned th- eourt of ordinary for letters of
dismission from said administration,
it is, on motion, ord>red, That all persons concerned
-how cause, within the lime prescribed by law, why said
letters should not be granted.
A true extract from the minutes. September 2, 1434.
10—6tm JOHN P. C. PETTIT, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, Janes county.
U/HEREAS, 'Ih.iuias G. Smith, administrator on the
v ;• estate of Ilenry Smith, late of said county, deceased,
applies for fetters uf t!isnifesion f. oni said estate,
I hose are, therefore, lo cite and admonish all and singu
lar tin- kindr.-d and creditors of said deceased lo be and ap-
ar at . m v office, within the time prescribe <1 by law , to show
c-iuse, ilan v exist, w hy said fetters should noL be granted.
Givi n under rnv hand nt office, this 17th J.muniv, 1835.
30-Gim CHARLES MACARIHY, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, Emanuel county.
'ilium Parker vs Martha Parker alias Martha Bunks—Ll-
del for Divorce.
I arp-aring By the r turn ol tlu* sheriff, that the da- .
fondant is out o{ the county,—It is ordered. ’I hat she
be and npptar fii Ilif* next siijjui’iur court- of* ifiss couniy on t
he i hurxlas alicr th • second Monday in Ucioix next, lo ^
answer ihe piuiiiiifl in tlu? abt.*Vt k slated cascj in luiiur6
thereof, tin court will proceed as to justice shall appertain,
d i? is further ordered, that a cony of this rule shall be
published nj one of the gazettes oi This State as toon as
possible
A true extract from the minutes of the superior court of
Emanuel county, September 3, 1881
15 JOSEPH TIPTON, clerk.