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V I.L NATIONS, from the remount nges, have had ships,
hnr Columbus only (bund out the vyny to America.—
Kelbre the time of the great Spanish navigator, people were
only enabled to paddle about the shores. Just so with the
Life Medicines. It is but two short year*, since I first vcntu.
rod upon an unknown ocean, and I have discovered1 the pre
cious ohj. ct I was in search of—IIE AhTII* Vegetable
medicine* were indeed known wlr*u I commenced my search,
hut their use was not. Bv the use of them I have not only
passed from toe dej- cfed invalid, to the hale hearty and ac-
li\e nun of business, hut comparatively streaking, 1 have
renew t*d rny youth. lean thus, with confidence in my
own exp.*r;encc, advise with my fellow-citizens. Does the
r»*i.for wmt proof that the A MvJC FADIjE l*IFL
M hiHdl NES are suitable to hi* ow n ca<e? I have on
jilt* at my office, oiG Broadway, hundreds of letters, from
.sorneof the most respectable citizensof this, niv native land,
voluntarily offered in testimonv of ilia virtues of a GOOD
VKGKTABLi: Ml.DICIN'E.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly ruined by
the “nil-infallible” mineral preparations o r the day, will
rear m • witness, that the Life Medicines, and such only, are
the true eotirsL* to permanent good heaHn^ ^jQpjr
Geuorn! Remarks Relative to
MOFFAT’S
CELEBRATED VEGETABLE
AND
j hi cn known and appreciated,
ml immediate power, of restoring
suffering under nearly every kind
of disease lo which the liuin ni frnme is liable.
In m:i :v hundreds of eertiliented instances, they have
even rescued sufferers from the verge of an untimely grave,
alter ail tlv» deceptive nostrums of the day had utterly fail
ed; and to many thousands they have permanently secured
mmi uniform enjoyment ol health, without wltieh ofe ttsell
,« loll a partial hKsing So great, indeed, l.as their effica
cy invariably and infallibly proved, that it has appeared
scarcely less than miraculous to those w ho were imncquaint-
rd witli the heautilul philosophical principles upon which
lle y are compounded, and upon w hick I hey consequent ly act
Itwwtollieirmanifest nn.1 sct.sihleartion in purifyinglhr
springs and channels of life, and enduing them w ith renewed
tone it vigor, that they were indebted lor their name, w Inch
w as bestowed upon them at the spon'ancous r quest ofseveral
individuals whose lives lley had obviously saved.
The proprietor rejoices in tliu opportunity allorded by
tho universal dilfustoit of the daily press, for placing his
\ ( (; I.TV 111,11 LIKE PILLS within the know ledge
nnd reach of every individual m the rommiJiuly. Unlike
the host of pernicious quackeries, which boast of vegetable
ingredients, the Uife 1’ills are purely and SOLUI.Y AhGEiA-
ble, and contain neither Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic, not
any other mineral, in any form whatever. 1 hey are en
tirely composed of extracts from rare and powerful plants,
lh" virtues of which, though long known to several Indian
tribes, and recently to some eminent pltartnaci Ulieal chi ill
ista, are altogether unknown to the ignorant pretenders to
medical science; nnd were never before administered in so
happily elKeneions a combination.
Their first operation is to loosen from the roats of the
stomach and bowels, the various impurities and crudities
cons ninly settling around them; nnd lo remove the harden
ed fasces w Inch collect in the convolutions of the small in
testines. Ollier medicines only partially cleanse these,and
leave such collected masses behind, as to produce habitus
rosiiveness, with all its train of evils, or sudden diarrltucti
with its imminent dangers. This lacl is well known to all
regular anatomists, who examine tho human Imwels after
death; nnd In-iicn the prejudice of these well informed men
against the quark medicines of the age. The second cth
of the Vi'KIKTABhfl LIFE PILLS is to cleanse the
kidneys and the bladder, and by this means the liver and
the lungs, the healthful action of which entirely diq
upon the regularity of the urinary organs. The blood,
which takes its red color from the agency of the liver nnd
lungs hi fi re it passes into the heart, being thus purified by
them, and nuurbdird by food coming from a clean stomach,
roars s freely through the veins, renews every part of the
system, and triumphantly mounts the banner of health in he
blooming check
■flic follow ing are among the distressing variety of human
diseases, to w luck the Vegetable Life Pills arc well known
lo be infallible:—
DYSPKP -T A. by thoroughly cleansing the first ami
fcpcoml stomachs, ami creating s flow of pure, healthy bile, in
tend of the stale and acrid kind;—Flutulency. Pulpitution
of the Heart, Loss of App* tile. Heart burn and Hni'l-achc,
Restlessness, lil ltinjff r. Anxiety, Languor, and Melancholy,
w Incli are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, w iii vanish,
as a natural consequence oi its cure. Custivtness, by cleans
ing the whole length of the intestines with a solvent pr<
cess, and without violence; all viol, nr purge* h ave the
bowels costive within two days. Diarrhmn and Cholera,
|>y removing the sharp acrid fluids hv which these com-
plaints are occasioned, and by promoting the lnbricative se
cretion of the mucus membrane. Fevers of all kinds, by
restoring the blood to a regular circulation, through the pro
cess of pen-pi rat ion in some casus, and t lie thorough solu
tion of all intestinal obstructions in others. The Cli’U
IMRIjS Imvc been knowii to cure Rheumatism, perma
nently in three weeks, and Gout in half that time, by remov
2«ig local infi iinmariori from the mnseks and ligaments of
the joints. Dropsies of all kinds, by freeing and Mre»unh‘'n-
!II2 the kidneys and bladder; they operate most delightfully
on these important organs, and hence have ever been found
a certain remedy for the worst casrs of (travel. Al»o
H’on/i.t, by dislodging from the turnings of the? bowels the
.«limy matter lo which these creautures adhere. Asthma and
Consumption, by relieving the air vessels of the lungs from
I he mucus, w hich even slight colds will occasion, w hich if
not removed, becomes hardened, and produces those dread
ful diseases. Scurvy, Ub'ers, nnd Inveterate Sores, by th rt
perfect purity w liich ’hese Life Pdls give to the blood, and
ail the humors. ScoibuticEruptions awl Rad Complexions,
by ih *T alternative effect upon the fluids that feed the skin,
the morbid slate of which o« cusions all Eruptive complaints,
Sallow. Cion It/, and other disagreeable Compl-xinns. The
us»* of these Pills tor a short time, will effect an entire eure
of Suit Rheum, llrysijielus, and a striking improvement in
the Clearness of the skin. Common Coils and Inflwnzti,
will always he cured by one dose, or by two. even in the
worst of cases. Riles, as a rein dy for this most distressing
and obstinate malady, the Vegetable Life Pills deserve a dis
tinct and emphatic recommendation, it is well known to
hundreds in this city, that the Proprietor of ihcte* invaluable
P.lls, was himself afflicted with this complaint for upwards
of thirty five years, and (hat lie tried in vain every remedy
prescriln d within the w hole compass oft lie Materia M dica
rle however, at fongtli, tried the m -divine which he now
offers .o the public, and he was cured in a very short tune,
after Ids recovery had been pronounced not only improbable,
but absolutely impossible, by anv human means.
D2HKCT10NS FOR I 'HE—The Propri ler of
th* Vegetable I.ikk Pills docs not follow tin* base and
mercenary practice of the quacks of the day, in adv g ug
persons to lake his Pdls in large quantities. No good me
dicine ran possibly he so required. Th* se Pills are to be
taken at bed tiinoovcry night, for a week or a fortnight.ar-
cording to the obstinacy of the d sense. The usual dose is
from 2 to 5, according to the constitution of th * person.
Wry delicate persons should begin with hot two, and in
crease as the nature of the case may require?: those m..re
robust, or of very costive habit, may begin with three, and
increase to four or even five Pills, and they will effect a suffi
ciently happy change to guide the patient in their further use.
These Pdls sometimes occasion sickness and vomiting, i!o’
very seldom, unless the stomach is very foul; this, how cm r,
may he considered a favorable symptom: as the path n: w ill
find himsc If at once relieve d, ami by perseverance will soon
recover. 'I hey usually "p mu* within ten or twelve hour*,
and never giv* pain ui.l ss the how*: Is are very much in
cumbered. They may be token by the most delicate fo-
mah'H under any circumstances. It is, however, recom
mended, that those in later periods of pregnancy shod 1 take
hut one at a time, and thus continue to keep the bowels
open: and even two may be taken where tin? patient is very
costive. One Pill in a solution of two table sp<K>ns full of
water, inav he given to an infant in the following das s: a
lea spoon full every two hours till it operate*; (bra child
f rom one to five years of age, half a pill—and from five to
Pm, one pill.
TUB lMICENTX BITTERS are so called, because
they po*-ess the pow» r of restoring the expiring embers of
health,to aglowing vigor throughout the constitution, as the
Pliomix i* said to he restored from the ashes of its own to life
dissolution. The Phamix Bitters arc entirely vegetable,
com jawed of roots found only in certain par's of the western
countrv,w hich w ill infallibly cure FEV EKS& AGl T ES
«»f«II kinds; will never ful to eradicate entirely all the
cflerif of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the most power
ful preparation of sarsjiai ilia, and will immediately cure the
determination of BLOOD TO THE HEAD—never
* fail in the rv kness incident to young females', and will he
-found n certain remedy in nil cn.si* of nervous debility and
weakness of the must impaired constitution*. As a remedy
for Chronii and Injb;minatory Rheumatism, the efficacy of
lh« Phamix Bitters will be demonstrated by tin* use of a sin
gle bottle. Th" Usual dose of these bitters is half a wine
glass full, in water or wine, nnd this quantity may betaken
fwo or three times n day, about half ait hour before meal*, or
■a |c** quantity mav be Ml.cn at all times. To those v* ho are
afflict'd with indigestion alter nna’s, these |jiit**rs will
prove invaluable as they very greatly increase the nriioii
of the principal viscera, help them to perform ih**ir func
tions, and enable the stomach lo discharge into the how L
w hatever is otfriisiye. Thus indigestion is easily and speed
ily removed,up'>etite restored, and the mouths i f the oi»^or
bent vessels bring rlwanned, nutrifion is fuciluat- d, and
strength of body and energy of mind are the hnppv r suits.
Tor far'ti *r particular* of MOFFAT’S LI FE PI LLs.
nnd l’HQlMA BITTERS, apply at .Mr. V.offmV of
fice, No. 54f» Broadway, Nevv-Vork, where tb“ Pills can be
obtained for *25 cents, and 50 cents, or SI per box; and the
Bitters for $1, or $2 per bottle. (CrNunicrotis certificates
of the woiuhrlul efficacy of both, may he there inspected.
1n some ubstinate and coinjdicated cases of chronic and
inflammatory UheumatiNin, Liver Complaints, Fever and
Ague, (gfc>pcp.sia, Palsy, Piles, injuries from the Esc of.
Mercury, Quinine, and other atstusts of long standing; it
may he’found nectary to take both itie Life Pills and tlie
Pinrnix Bitters, in the doses before recommended.
N. B—'i'hose Pills and ilic Bitters will g«-l all mercury
out of the system infinitely faster than the best preparations
of Sarsparifia, and are n certain remedy for the rushing of
blo*ni lo the head, or oil violent inud-aches, ticdouleu r eux, <J j.
All peisons who are predisposed to apoplexy, palsy, <$c-
should never he without theLife pills or the Bitters, for one
dose in time will save life. r l hey equalize the rirculaliouof
thee blood, draw all pressure from the bead, restore perspi-
lioti ami throw off every impurity by the j«oies of the skin.
For sale by
EDWARDS & DIXON, Agents,
February 27,1838.—3fi MilledgetiUe, Georgia.
D ekalb sheriff’s sale.-Postponed.
—Oii the first Tuesday in April next, will, within the
legal hours, bo sold, before!lie court-house door in the town
of Decatur, DeKalb County,
7'hree fractional hits of land numbers three hundred and
seventy, three hundred and sevetity-one and three hundred
: nd seventy-!w*f»,adjoining land* of John /{annals and oth
ers, in the sixth district of originally Gwinnett hut now De-
Kalb county—levied on as the property of John Roberts, to
satisfy two fi fas issued from the justices* conn of th * -I78ih
district, G M Gwinnett county, one in favor of N. L.
Hutchins vs. John Roberts and John Abhet!, the other in
favnr of John Loughrcge vs. John Robert*; property point
ed out hv Jacob Strickland: levied on and returned to me
by a constable. December 18, 1837.
JOHN JONES, sheriff.
I jlMANl T kL SHERIFF’s's'ALE,—Postponed
Id—On the first Tuesday in April next will, within the
b gal hours, be 6old, before llie court house door, in the
luvxnof Swainsborotigb, Fmanucl county.
Two tracts of land in Emanuel county, one containing
five hundred acres more or less, adjoining lands of Samp
son Povvel and Lew is Davis, the other containing one hun
dred acres more or less, adjoining lands of Tarver and San
ford, both lying on the watersnf the Little Ohoopy river—
te\i< d on as the property of David Davis, to satisfy sundry
fi fas issued lrum ihcsujierior court of said county, in favor
of the Central Bank of Georgia, said bank vs. A. Jcnkens
and others, as security.
Also, will he sold, at the. same time nnd place.
Eleven hundred acres of land more nr less lying in Fman-
m-1 county, adjoining land*of Jesse NeWaum and Samuel
Green—levied on as ih<» j»roperly of Amos Folks, tosnlisfy
two fi fas issued from a jm tires* court, one in favor ofJes.se
Newsotn. the other in favor of John Silivant: levy made
and returned tome by a constable. February 6, 1838
F. O. BLACK, sheriff.
H enry sheriff’s sale.—bn the first
Tuesday in April next, will, within the legal hours,
he sold, before the court-house door in the town of M*Don-
ough, Henry county, the following negroes, tow it:
Alfred a man. about twenty-five years old; Rosea woman,
about twenty years old; Dave a boy, five years old, Maria
a girl; nnd two small Imvs Jackson and George—all levied
on ns i he property of Willis Fullilove, to satisfy a mortgage
fi fa issued from the superior court of Henry county, in
favor wf Thomas D. Johnson arid William Ih-ck 9s. «aid
Fullilove: property pointed out in said fi la. January 25,
1838.
Also, at the same lime and place, will be sold
The north half of lor of land number thirty-nine in the
second district of Henry county—to satisfy on * mortgage
fifain favor of Wilson <fc Maddox vs. James R. Smith.
JAMES W. CROCKETT, i>. sheriff.
January 30, 1838.
M ENRY SHERIFF’S SALE. On the first
Tuesday in Aptil next, will, within ilie legal hours,
he sold, before the court-house door, i • the town of McDon
ough, Henry county.
'Two hundred two and a half acre* of land number two
hundred and two in the eigh'h district of Henry county,
three head of Horses, one box of Hats, one trunk of Shoes,
nnd other articles, one trunk of Drv Good*, one irutik of
Mu>l ins and Camhricks. three boxes of Laee and Ribbons,
one box of Bonnets, two Sythe blade*, three gross of But
tons, two shell tuckin Combs, one lot of Medicine, one half
Keg of Tobaci-o—all levied on as the property of John Haii,
to >aiisfy one execution from Henry inferior court in favor
of Henry Summerlin.
One Hon.se and Lot in the town of M‘Donough, lying on
the north side ol Jasper street, number not known, adjoin
ing William Heck, the lot whereon Abner Fpchiireh /low
lives, containing two acres more or less—levied on as the
property ul Abner Upchurch, property pointed out by
Camp Upchurch, also one sorrel Horse poinied out by
Clay burn Upchurch—all levied on a* the property of Ah
tier Upchurch, to satisfy one execution from Henry superior
court in favor of John Bryan. (Cluyhmn L’pchurh holder
of ihe eX'-rutiun.)
Two hundred two and a half acres of land n-unber two
hundred and twelve in thecighth district of ib nry county—
levied on as the property of Richard Roseherry, to satisfy
two executions, one in favor of Thomas Black, the ©'.her in
favor of Wallen Balls from Henry superior court and in
ferior court.
Postponed Sale.
One hundred acres of land more or less it being the east
hall of lot n'inher two hurdred ami fifty-one in the sixth
distiicl of I bury county—levied on as the properly of
Zaebariah Carpenter, to satisfy one fi fa front a jounces*
court in favor of John Dailey: levy made and returned to
ine by a constable. February 23, 1838
JAMES W. CROCKETT, d. sheriff.
ONES SHERIFF'S SAI.E.-
-On tho first
Id, lirfore the court-house door in the toivn of Clinton,
Jwnos county.
Three Negroes, to wit: Dirk a mnn. Ledge a man, and
Millv n notnnn—all levied on as the properly of Richard
Dranghnn, to satisfy five fi fas issued out of the justice.-,’
conrt of the 3Glst district, (i. M. four of them against
Thomas A. Ross and Richard Uraughon, nnd one against
liiohnrd Drnughon alone, all in la'or of Aaron Paulk:
progeny pointed out hy William Pa.ilk: levied on ami re
turned tome by James Harris, constable. February itl,
1333. ’DANIEL NKWNAN SMITH, theriff.
TS ASPER SHERIFFS’ SALE.—On the first
.5 Tuesday in April next, will, within the legal hours,
lie sold, before the court-house door in the tow u of .Moulted*
lo, Jasper county.
One sorrel Mare, and two Cows—levied on as the pro
perty of Wesly Henderson, to satisfy a fi fa issued from
Jasper inferior court in favor of Hollis Cooley, vs. said
Henderson. February 23, 1838.
JAMES W. MORGAN, n. sheriff.
S VSPCH SHERIFF’S SALE.—On the first
Tuesday in .Mav next, will, within the legal hours, he
sold, helore the cot!:l-house door in the town o{ Motiltcel-
lo, Jnspcr county.
One yoke of work Steers, seven hem! of stock Cattle,
nine head of stock Hogs, and one Bay Colt uhuu! two tears
old—levied on as the properly of V? dry Wnmack and Brit
ten Womack, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa issued from Jasper
inferior court, infavor of Isaac C. \\ . T. M Ivtssac.
JAMES \V. MORGAN, v. sheriff.
February 23. 1838.
SHERIFF’S SALE.- On the first
Tuesday in April next, will, within tlie legal hours,
he sold, before the court-house door, in the town ul At bulon,
Pike comity,
Eleven hales of Cotton—levied on as the property of
Wiley Williams, hy virtue of a mortgage fi fa issued from
fl.e inferior court of Pikp county, in favor of Richard Rich
ardson vs. Wilev Williams: property pointed out hy plain
tiff. January 2G, 1838.
JOSEPH II. SHIVERS, n. sheriff.
PS
SHERIFF’S Stf.LV On the firs*
sday in April nrxt, will, within th^ Irgal huiiru*
bo sold, biToro the court-boost’door i:» tho town ot'Zrhulon,
Pike county.
One |.it of Land lying in the first district (»f originally
Monrm* hut now* Pike county, number forty-three—levied
onto satisfy sundry fi fi»* issued from the justice*'court of
said county in favor of David M. Blood worlh vs. Craw fort!
Lwcjov and Reddick P. Lnvcjov: levy made and returned
to mcbvu constable. February 7, H38.
J. II. SHIVERS, d. sheriff.
HVKd.’S SHERIFFS’ SALE.—On the first
within iho legal hours,
r in ihe town of Marion,
'B 1
S Tuesday m April next, will, wiihin ihe legal hours,
be sold, before the court-house d
Twigg* county,
'l’hrec Sows and fourteen Pigs, one work Steer, two
Cows and yearlings, one hay Horse twelve years old, one
bay Mare eleven years old. one mb of JVn*—levied on n»
the properly of Wdiiam Summers, to satisfy a fi fa from
Tw iggs inferior court, in favor of Mumps Fort, v^.saidjSum-
n»er>: projierty pointed out hy the defendant.
Lot of l*aml number seventy-nine in the twenty-seventh
district of originally Wilkinson hut now Twiggs county—
I- vied on as the property < f William Street, t«n satisfy sun
dry fi fas issued from a justices’ court, in favor of John
Anderson, t>.?. said Street: levy made and returned to me by
a constable.
One fourth of lot of Ijind adjoining Vincent, Harris nnd
others in the twenty-seventh district- of originally Wilkin
son but now Twiggs county—levied on as the property of
Amos Sawyers, to satisfy two fas issued from a justices*
court, in favor of Alexander Merriwether, vs. said Saw
yers: properly pointed outbv R. A. Nash: levy made and
returned lo me by a constable. February *2*2. 1838.
Joseph martin, sheriff
A.'so, will be sold, at the some time and place.
Forty acres of lot of Laud m »re or less on w hieh the
tow n of Marion, in Twiggs county, is situated, number not
known, the place whereon losepli Sawyer now livs, in the
venty-fifih district i»foriginally Wilkinson but now' Twiggs
Minty—levied on as th- property of said Saw \ or, to mois-
|y a*fi fa issued from Twiggs superior court. Joshua R.
VVimherlv, vs. said Saw yer February 22. 1838.
BRADY M. SMITH. i>. sheriff
nVIt.GS MIEKIFF’S SALE On ilm fir
A DMINIsTB AT«»R’8 SALE. — Agrrenbly to nn
ilL oriler of the inferior rourl of Ueeatur coniny, »lien
i>iumg for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in
April next, within the legal honrs. he sold at the court
house dour in Walker eounty. lot of land number two hun
dred and seventeen in the twelfth district of the fourth sce-
tion of originally < herokee lint now '\ nlki r roomy, fin the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of Marllnt Singletary, de-
eea etl. Terras mane kn-.w u on tlie dat ol sale. December
H, 1837.-28 MAI-AKIA// KELLI. «iIm’or.
A WMIXIS’I HATCH’S SALE.- Agr.eahlyto an
order of the Inf rior court of Twiggs county, when
silting Ibr ordinary pur|iose>, will, w ithin the l.-gsl hoars,
he until, on tbe-first l u sday in April n xt. before the court
house d.>or in Lowndes county. Inis of land lumber fificcn
in ilie tw-lflli and number three 10111111,1! and twenty-seven
in the eleventh district of originally lrw in bin now Lowndes
county, os tiel”iiging to Ihe estate of John M Islamary, de
ceased - January 23. 18:18.
32 CHARLES C. WHITEHEAD, atlm'nr.
A DMINISTRATORS’ SALE.— Agreeahl.v to
an order of the inferior court of Tw iggs county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the firsi I u s .'ay 111
April next, within the legal hours, be sold, helore the court
house door in the town of Marion, Twiggs county, all the
tmsohl Lands and Negroes belonging to tl c e state of Holli
day H. Harrall, late of said county, deceased. Terms of
sale made known onlhedav. January 20. 1838.
32 JOSEPH MARTIN, adm'or.
A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE. On the first
Tuesday in May next, will, within the legal hou
be sold, before the cnnrt-hou»e door in the town of Mari,
Tw iggs county,six Negroes, namolv, Henry a fellow, about
2-> years of age; Harriet a woman, 25 years of age: Lydia a
xvuiiian, 23 years of age. ami her hoy child; Gilford a boy
fuiiiteen years of age; and Bill a boy, fourteen years oh!
sold as the property of Robert F. Glenn, late of Tw iggs
county, deceased, f>' the benefit of the heirs and creili’ors
of said deceased; terms, credit until the first of January
next. January 25, 1838.
32 D. W. SHINE, adm’or.
A DMINISTRATOR’* SALE On the fi st
. Tuesday j n April .next, w ill, within the legal hours,
be sold, before the colirl-huiise door in ilie town of Hartford
Pulaski county, lot of laud No. 385 in the 21st district
originally Wilkinson Inti now Pulaski county, as the proper
ty of Lewis llewitl, deceased, fi.r ’lie benefit of the hem
terms made known on the day of sale. January 25, 1838.
32 JAMES JlAVES, udm'ur.
C '\ UARRIAN’S SALE. -On the (list ~7Vsday
N in April next, will, within the legal hours, be sold, be
fore the court-house door in Ihe town of Hamilton, Harris
County, lot of land No. 272, of originally Muscogee hut now
Harris county,,the district not rccollected.ladjoining lands
of James F. I lodge and Dowdell; sold lor the be
nefit ol the minors; t°rnis made known on the day of sale.
31 H ILLIAM B. LISBLF.Y, guardian,
nonary 15, I838.-o.h.-n. co.
F OLK MONTH* after date, application will be made
to the inferior court of Thuina- county, when silling
lor ordinary purposes, for leave to sell John B. Swain s in
terest in one Negro mail (slave.) February 5, 1838.
35 JOHN CHAAOtV, guardian.
I NO L' R JHONi HS "afterdate, application will be
made to the Inferior court of Washington county,
w hen silling for ordinary purposes, Ibr leave to sell the
real estate of William Hamehun, deceased- Nov. 6, 1831.
21 SHERWOD HAM ELTON, adm'or.
f NOI'K MONTHS alter date, application will be
made to the inferior court ol Tv\ iggs county, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a part of the ne
groes belonging lu ihe estate of Robert F. Glenn, deceased,
late of said county. December 25, 1837.
27 DANIF:L if. SHINE, admot.
I NO I ti MONTHS after date, application will be
made to the inferior court of Jones county when, sil
ting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the land
and negroes belonging to the estate of Tliomaa Dillard, late
ul said county, deceased. January 8, 1838.
JOliN DILLARD, ^ adm^OTS.
30 SILAS T M1DDLEBROOKS. $ aam
G \ ARDIAX’8 8A1«E«—Agrc*cahly to an order
of the honorable the inferior court of Thomas county,
when titling for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tues
day in Jtil> next, within the legal hours, be sold, before
the court house dour in the town of Thomasville, Thomas
county, one likely Negro man by tin* nam«- of Jack, about
iweiiiy-fimr years of age. Terras will he made known
on th*-day of stile; sold fora division with the legatees.—
Fi hr nary 5, 1833.
35 JOHN CII AS ON, guardian.
A‘
DM I \ 1ST R \ TOR’S S \ LE.—Agreeably to an
rder of I lie inferior court of l>eKn!b county, vxlien
sifting tor ordinary purpose*, will, on the first Tuesday in
Mav n«‘Xt, within tlie legal hours, he soul, before the eonrt-
h«m>“ door in the town of Decatur, DeKalb county, one
hundred acres of land lying in the north-west corner of loi
numb rone hundred and sevcnty-lhp e in the *j\tf>enlh dis
trict of or iginally Henry bill now D* Kalb comity, belong
ing lo 'be estate of Abraham Wal.iriji, dr ceased, sold for
tie* benefit of the h dr* and creditors of said deceased.
Terms made known on the day of sale. February 6, 1833
35 HARMON W:\LDRJP, adm'or.
J ?1 YLCITORS’ SALE.—AVri.Td.lv uTilie last
2j will and lestanwint of John Woodall, late of DeKalb
county, deceased, will lesoJd.it Fayetteville, Fayette coun
ty, on tho first Tuesday in .May next, within the legal hours
of *.a!c, lot of Land number sixty i wo m the seventh dilrirt
of Fayette county, for »lie benefit of lh * heirs and credit'
of *aid deceased. ‘Terms made Known on tho day of sale.
JOHN DORRS,
HASTING D. PALMER,
February I, 1838. 35
A DMINISTRATORS’ SALE—On Tuesday
the 24th day of April next, will, within the lecal
hours, be sold, at the firmer residence of Thomas Moore,
late of Decatur county, deceased, all the perishable property
belonging to theestateof said deceased, consisting of cattle,
logs, horses, bous hold n* d kitchen furniture, feather beds,
&c. plantation tools nnd many other articles too tedious to
mention, twenty or thirty bale* of cotton; tw -lve mon:h
credit will be given on all sum« over five dollars, bv tlv
purchaser giving small note* wth approved seeuritv: saf
to continue from dav to div until nil sold. Fcbrnarj’ 5
1838 GREEN R MOORE.
LFASTO.S W MOORE,
adm’ors
ril VUDI AN’S S U F.- AgrecnbT
Bw t
he inferior collet of Monrof
ordinary purposes, will, within lh
fore flic court.bouse door in the t«
conntv. on the fir*t Tuesday ill •'
to nn order of
•ountv. wh°n sitting for
legal hours, be sold, be-
\ n of Nevvnan, f’oweta
1 next. !b° interest of
P r *
Miles F. and Tahiilui Ann Duncan, in lot of land number
one hundred nnd sixty six in the second district of Coweta
county. Terras mad” kn \vn or*, the dav *f sale
GEORGE S. DUNCAN, guardian.
January 10, IS3$.-30
\ DM 1 N 1ST R A TOR’S SAI.P ereenbly to
an order •» f.the inferior court of Talbot county, tv hen
sitting for ordinary purposes, will, within th * l°gal hours,
l*e sold, on the fWt Tuesday in ^ pril next, h fore the court
house d.t tp in the rmvn «>f Talbot ton, 'I nlhnt county, two
Negroes f .izn ai d her child, being n part of th° negroes he.
ing to the estate of Ambrose Nelson, late of Talhot
1.
court v. dr cm
made known •
32
•d: sold for theb. nefit of the rredi'ore; term'
n the dav of sab*, bmuarv *22. 1834
WILLIAM G. LITTLE, adm'or.
A DMIXISTRTORS’ S A LE.—Under nn orderof
t|i*> honorable tie* Inferior court of Jones county, when
sitting for ordinary purpose*, w ill oil the fi*.*»t Tuesday in
Mav next, within the legal hours, be sold, before th” court
house door, in Lumpkin county, forty aerrs of land. K ing
lot number four hundred and thirty eight in tin* Iw • If;li db
trict of the first section of originally Cherokee but now
Lumpkin county.
ALo, on the same dav, at the court-1
door in Floyd
county, between the usual hours of sale, lot of land number
one hundred and iw c.tv in the twenty-second dblrid of the
third section of originally Cherokee hut now F!o>d county,
containing one hundred and sixty a^res; both sold for the
h* nefit of the heirs and creditors of William Barron, late of
Jones comity, deceased. Term* made known on the day
of sale. February 25, 1S33.
JOSEPH DAY,
36 W1L1E BARRON
adm'ors.
/A PAKOIAN^ H A I.E —Agleeald y toon order of
Bit" the honorable the inferior couit of C'*wda county,
when sitting fi*r ordinary purposes, w ill, vvi bin ill** legal
hours, he sold, before the court bouse door, in the town of
New nan, Coweta county, on the first Tuesday in May next,
lot of Land nuinhr-r sixty four in the second district of
Coweta county, for the benefit of the feg*tees of AI» xamfer
Thompson. Terms made known on th day of tale.
DAVID MOSELEY, guardian.
February 22, 1838. 36
V DMINISTR \TCU’S~SALE.—Under to an
/% ord«T of the Inferior court of Jone> county, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes, will, on tic first Tuesday in
May next, within the I* gai hours, he wild, before the Court-
hoii-e door in tlie town of Cassville, (’ass county, lot of
Ijind number twenty-four in the fifth district of the third
section of originally Ch' rokee but now Cass county—sold
ns the real estate of Thomas II. K Morris, deceased
Terms made known nn the dav of sale. February 24, 1838.
36-* JAMES H. FINNEY, adm’or.
20th day of April next, will, within the legal hours,
he sold, at the residence of Thomas Brown, late of Coweta
Cs.nnty, deceased, all the n *rrsbabJe property belonging to
said estate, consisting of Hors'-s Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, one
wagon and gear. Corn and Fodder, plantation tools, house
hold nwJ kit< he© furniture, Ac. Terms made known on ilie
day of sale. February 24, 1333.
J A MES C BROWN, adm’or,
37 ROD AII BROWN, adm’rx.
sold, before til** court-house door i:i til • town of Mu
Tw roomy.
On • Negro woman bv the n
the property <»f John it Him
i-Mied fr in I w igga inf- rior c-»
Hunt: property pointed out in
1333. JO
Tie of Esther—levied on ns
lo s.i r t v a mortgage fi fa
rt, D-tirv >olom«'»i, rs said
-id mortgage. February 22.
LPH 31 A U l IN, sh* riff
SOUTH KHNf TOJVIG.
F J^HE success of the SOrTIXERN TONIC is un-
B prccedented. It has !»ecii anxiously sought after by
a ? l c!ns*e* in ail parts of the United States, ami its w ide
ly extended distribution ha* been owing to the many re
quest* received from every Ri-ctionof the South nnd South
west. Although it originated in an obscure part of tho
country, but a few years since, it is now found in all the
principal towns and village* in the Union, and it* virtues as
a cure for Ague and Fever, and as a general Tonic, are
appreciated by all who have used it. Being as it professes,
a compound of SOUTHERN Vegetables, it is iiesdle*s to
off. r the nssumnee that there is no Arsenic, Mercury* nor
any thing in I lie (cast hurtful to the human constitution in
il. It will be found a valuable Medicine in all cases of
Dyspepsia, and disorganised Stomach and Bowels, nnd pa-
tis*ots convalescing from Bilious Fever, will derive tlie
moot important benefits from the use of the Southern Tonic.
It nay lie ml ministered to children and infant* of the most
tender age, with the utmost safety.
Fra|>nred by Coster Ai Coxk, at their Laboratory, at
Montgomery, Alabama.
For »nle by the appointed agents in Milledgeville.
SHAHAN, BEALL & REYNOLDS.
Mny 2, 1837,-46-tf
C l ! r A HIM A V’S 3A LE.- -Agr.. ably to an order • f
41 the inferior court of' Forsyth county, when sitting for
ordinary p»i;|hi»m»*, will, *m the first Tiusdny in April
next, Ik* Fold, before the court Imuse <?o<»r in the foU'i of
Blmrsvillc, Uni n cminty, lot of laud number one lumdred
arid, thirty-two in the tenth di-lriet of tic* first *> cl ion «»f
originally (’herokee but now Union romity, h: longing to
.Mathew 31 Finder, (idiot ) Terms made known on the
dav of sale. January 7, 1838.
30 W. VV. VAUG//AN, guardian.
A DM IN 1ST il A TOR’S A L K — Agrecab^T.
nn order of ihe inferior court «-f DeKalb county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in
31av next, be sold, before the court-house d«»or in tlie town
oflli’raiur, DeKalb county, lot of land number one hundred
nnd seventy-six, nnd the smith half of lot of land number
one hundred ami forty-five, all in the fourteenth district of
originally llcnrv but now DeKalb county; also, the follow
ing Negroes, tow it: Father a woman eighteen or twenty
years old; Charit y a girl two and a half years old; mid IVtcr
a boy ten mouth* old. for tlie benefit of die heir* of William
Linders, late of DeKalb county, deceased. Terms made
known on the day of sale. January 22,1833.
36 SI310N STRICKLAND, adm'or.
E XECUTOR’S SALE.—On the first Tuesday in
May next, will, within the legal hours, be sold, before
the court-hot se door in (he town of [)cc:itur, DeKalb coun
ty, the following property, low it: one Negro woman, Judith
thirty years old; Rachael a girl eleven years old; and Ran
d'd a boy: sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
Wesley Martin, late of DeKalb county, deceased. Term*
made known on the day of sale. January 22, 1838.
3G CHARLES MARTIN, ex or.
S 7VM U MONTHS aft. r date, application will he
mad to i lie honorable Inferior Court of Jasper county,
w h*n Mt:iug as a court of Ordinary, for leave lo sell the real
estate of Drury W’ilkius, late of said county, decens d.
HENRY WALKER, • x’or.
ANN WILKINS, ex'rx.
February *26, 1333. 37
I YOU It MONTHS after date, application will be made
to the Inferior court of Appling county, when sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lot of land number
four hundred and forty-three, in the second district of said
county, belonging to tlie estate of Samuel Sellers, late ofsaid
county,deceased. November 7, 1837.
SAMUEL SELLERS, Jun. j adm , Qrl
St
JOHN M. SELLERS
I NOL’R MONTHS after date, application will he made
* lo tlie inferior court of Newton county, w hen sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of
Christiaima Gardner, late of said eountv, deceased.
JAMES ELLINGTON, adm’or.
January 20, 1838.-32
I NOt'R MONTHS afterdate, application will he made
" to the inferior court of 7'nlhnt county, when sitting for
ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a part of tlie negroes be
longing to tlie estate of Ambrose Nelson, late of said coun
ty, deceased. December I, 1330
WM. G. LITTLE,) adm’or.
27 E NELHOX, \ adin’rx.
I ^OUU MONTHS after date, application will be
made lo the inferior court of Appling county, w hen sit
ting fur ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a eertain negro
man belonging to the estate of Drewry Reddish, deceased
1SHAM REDDISH, adm’or.
January 1, 1838-30
F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be
made to the honorable the inferior court of Newton
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
the undivided two-thirds of lot of land numlier four hun
dred nnd four in the twenty-first district of the third section
of originally Cherokee hm now Paulding eounty, sold for the
benefit of the minors of Joel Aycock, late of said county,
deceased. January 17, 1838.
32 A. SUMMERS, guardian.
IN HENRY SUPERIOR COURT,
October Term, 1837.
Sarah Jinks, t
M. [ Libtl for Divorce.
Weston Jinks. )
r ’ appearing to tlie court from the return ol the sheriff*
that the defendant Weston Jinks, is not to be found in
the county ol Henry,
It is on motion «»f the libellant hy her counsel, ordered,
that service be made by publication in a public gazette of
this State, once a mouth lor three months, helore the next
term of this court.
A true copy from the minutes December 2fi, 1837.
2i)-m3m ALEXANDER G. MVRRAI.Clerk.
IN HENRY SUPERIOR COURT,
October Turin, 1837.
Nancy Shell, )
tis. } Libel for Divorce.
Drury J. Shell, )
I T appearing totlieroort from the return of th*- sheriff.
that the defendant Drury J. Shell, is not tube found in
the county of Henry.
Il is therefore on inntion of the libellant by her counsel,
ordered, that service be made by ptihln ation in one of the
public gazettes of this State, once a month for three months
ti.’-fore (he next term of this court
A t.’itecnpy from tlie minutes.
23-m3m ALEXANDER G. MURRAY, Clerk.
MILLEDGGV1LLE JOCKEY CLUB
F 1
made lu the honorable the Inferior court for the coun
ty of Twiggs, w hen sitting as a court of ordinary, for Ipave
to sell the land belonging to the estate ol Win. Burden, late
of Twiggs county,deceased. Nov. 18,1837.
DANIEL DUNCAN, > , . .
23 JAMES BAWKUM, ’
P Ot'K MONTHS after flat©,application will be made
to the inferior court of Twiggs county, when silting
for ordinary purposes, for leave losell the Negroes belong
ing to tlie estate of Williamson Phepps, late of Baker coun
ty, deceased. January 26,1938.
32 H. H. TARVER, adm'or.
i LL PERSONS indebted fo tlie estate of Thomas
i’vk. Moore, late of Decatur county, deceased, are request
ed to make payment in terms of the law; and all demands
against .-aid estate are hereby requested to he presented le
gally authenticated, within the time prescribed by law.
GREEN B. MOORE,
LE ASTON IF. MOORE,
February 6, 1838. 35
adm'or.
A LL PERSONS indebted to the estate of Lf.vi
i'vk (’lark, late of DeKalb county, deceased, are hereby
requested to make immediate payment; and all demands
against said estate are requested to be legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law. February 1, 1838.
35 SOLOMON CLARK, adm'or.
A LL PL'RNONS indebted to the estate of Robert
TjL F. Glenn, late of Twiggs county, deceased, are
hereby required to make payment in terms of the law ; and
all demands against said estate are requested to be present
ed, legally authenticated within the time prescribed by law
January 25, 1838.-32 D. W. SIIINF, adm'or.
GEORGIA* Tattnall county,
W HEREAS W. Bowen applies for letters of admin
istration on the estate of John Jones, late of Tatt
nall comity, der eased,
These are,therefore, to citeand admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors ofsaid deceased to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed hy law*, to snow
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 9th January, 1838.
35 JOHN 11. SMITH, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, Tut in all coun ty.
11 El* F AS, John II. Smith applies for letters of ad-
V V ministration on the estate of Henry Flowers, de
ceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred nnd creditors of said deceased to he and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed hy law, to show
cause, it any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 9th January, 1838.
35 JOHN H. SMITH, c. c. o.
JASPJER INFERIOR COURT,
Siltii!* for ordinary purposes,
Jtinwuy, Term, 1837.
Present, their honors Reese, Bnr np y> Glover and Wright,
Justices.
I T appearing to tho Court, that John J. 'hnson, adminis
trator, of the estate of Richard D. King, deceas' d, ha*
fully administered said estate, and desire* letters oi dismis
sion.
Ordered, That all objections thereto be filed on or before
the first Monday in September next,on w hieh day, no good
cause to the contrary being shown, letters of dismission will
be granted. And it is further ordered. That this rule he
published according to law.
A true extract from the minutes of the court, Jan. 9, 1838.
30-Gtm RICHARD b LFMISTER, c. c. o.
TATTNALL INFERIOR COURT,
Sitting for Ordinary purposes,
January, Term, 1837.
Present, their honors, Seth Knight, Edwa d Moore and
Daniel Sikes, justices.
O RDER NISI* — Whereas, John H. Smith, the
guardian of Benjamin F. Dowdy, applies for letters
of dismission,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said minor to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 1st January, 1838
30-ni6m JOHN 11. SMITH, c. c. o.
RACES
T HE Spring Rarps of tho Milledgaville Jorkey Club
will commence on the second Tuesday (]0th < ay) of
April next.
First Day—Colts sweep stake, fifty dollars entrance, three
or more to make a race, a fine Silver Goblet put up hy the
proprietors, worth ICO
Second Day —Two mile heat*, free (or all, parse 300
Third hree ’■ ** “ “ 44 600
Fowth Day— Four 14 44 44 44 44 800
Fifth Day—Coil's stake, two mile h'’ats, $250 entrance
for the Young Piute worth 81000, three already entered,
open until 25ih Marrh.
jKr The Money to be hung up each day.
HENRY F. YOUNG & CO.
January 23, 1838 -31 Proprietors.
TATTNALL INFERIOR COURT,
Sitting for Ordinary Purposes,
January Term, 1838.
Present, their honors, Seth Knight, Edward Moore and
Daniel Sikes, justices.
O RDER NISI.—Whereas, George U. Tippins, guar
dian of Joseph Sikes (an idiot) and Charlotte Sikes,
(an orphan) applies for liters of dismission,
These are, therefore, to eile and admonish all nnd singular
the kindred and creditors of said minors to be and appear
at my office, within the lime prescribed bylaw, to show
cause, il any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 1st January, 1833.
30 JOHN H. SMITH, c. c. o.
IN HENRY SUPERIOR COURT,
October term, 1837.
Temperance Williams, )
vs. | Libel for Divorce.
Jerpmiah M. Williams. )
I T appearing to the court from the return of the sheriff,
that the defendant Jeremiah M. Williams, is not lobe
found in llenry county.
It is therefore ordered, that service he perfected hy pub
lication of this rule in one of the public gazelles of this
Slate, once a month for three months previous, to the next
term of this court..
A true copy from the minutes,
2y-m3m ALEXANDER G. MURRAY, Clerk.
IN HENRY SUPERIOR COURT,
October Term, 1937
Bill fur discovery, relief and in-
juntion
Benjamin Hardin,
vs.
Wright Groom,
William Hardin,
Anthony Crumbly,
Carter Crew and j
John Crumbly. J
I T appearing lo ihe court tliai Wright Groom, one of the
defendants in the above stated case, is not to be found in
the county of Henry.
It is therefore ordered. That service he perfected hy pub
lication in a public gazette of this State, onci a month for
three months, previous to the next term of this court, ami
that the said Wright Groom, then and ili.-re plead, answer
and demur, noi demurring alone or he eonsidered in default.
A true ropy from the minutes, December 26, 1937.
2'J-m3in ALEXANDER G. MURRAY, Clerk.
To the Lovers of fine Horses:
the: imported horse:
TRUFFLE,
WILL .MAKE HIS I.AST SEASON rN CF.OItC.IA
T RUFFLE will stand at mv Stable at BELFAST,
Baldwin county, eight miles shove Millcilg.ville, nn
the Dalontun road, the ensuing Spring, and will he let to
Ma r es on tfip following term*: a single visit Twenty Dollars
ni the > J able floor; Thirty-five Dollar* for the season, which
can be discharged hy Thiriy-DnlJar* bring pnifl wirhintlK*
season; Fiftv Duffiirs to insure a mare in foal; one dollar to
th“ croom.
The season will comm *nceun the first flay of March and
end on the first flay of July.
This distinguish cl Horse is so well known in the South
there i* no need of any description.
Mares sent to remain with i ruffl'*, will he fed with grain
at fiftv cent* per day if required; g'M»d pasturage gratis; all
attention will he given that can he—but will not be liable for
accident* or escapes February 9, 1839
8t-3l
RICHARD ROWELL.
G KORBI A, Jasper County,
MM71IEREAS, James Edwards, administrator of the
If estate of John B. Whitaker, applies for letters of
di>mis*ion from said estate,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all nnd singular
the kindred end creditors ofsaid deceased to be and appear
at my office, within tho time prescribed hy law, to show*
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 8th January, 1838.
Gun—31 RICHARD FLEMISTER, e. c. o.
GEORGIA, DeKalb county. •
%W H UREAS, Ezekiel N. Calhoun and David Worsham
f f executors of Daniel t . Worsham, late of said coun
ty, deceased, apply for letters of dismission from said es
tate
Th- sc arc, therefore, to rite 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*
cause, ifany exist, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 27th October, 1837.
20 E. B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o.
-IN IIENRV SUPERIOR COURT,
October Term, 1837.
Delila Cawley, )
vs. > Libel for Divorce.
Thomas Cawley, )
I T appearing lo the court from th 1 return of the sheriff,
that tlie defendant Thomas Cav\I y, is not to he found
in Henry eounty.
It is therefore nn motion of the libellant by her counsel,
ordered, that service be perfected by piibhration in one of
the public gazettes of this Mate, once a month for three
months, previous to the next term of this court.
A true copy from the minute*,
29-rn3m ALEXANDER G. MURRAY, Clerk
IN HENRY SUPERIOR COI RT,
October term, 1837.
Cornelius Gibson, }
vs. > Libel for Divorce.
Smithey Gibson, )
t T appearing to the court from the return of the sheriff,
that the defendant Smithey Gibson, is not to In* found in
the county of Henry.
It is therefore ordered, that h rviee r»- p rf ct d by pub
lication of this rule in one of lie* puid <* gazelles of this
State, onee a month for three mmiilis, p.« vious to the ii* xt
term of this court.
A true ropy from the minute*.
29-m3m ALEXANDER G MURRAY, Clei k.
GEORG 1 A, Henry county,
K7 HF.REAS, John Mobidey, executor of the last will
w and testament of Britan M. Chapman, deceased,
applies for letters of dismission from said estate,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors ofsaid deceased to be and appear
»t my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show
aii.se, if any exist, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 2d October, 1837
16 CHARLES BAYNE, c. c. o
G EG R G IA , Tattnall countiL
AT HERE AS, Instance Half and Nancy Hall adminis-
W trators on the estate of Lew is Hall, applies for let
ters of dismission from said administration.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he aiul appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law*, to show
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, th s Cth November, 1337.
22-mG JOHN II. SMITH, c. c. o.
IjlOUK MONTHS after date,:»pjdicntfon will 1"* mad
B i • lh'* inferior court of Ogl* lhorpe county, when *it-
ling for ordinal v purpose*, for leave to sell one half of two
u divided lots ff laud drawn h\ the orphan* oPVa-chal
\!ui pli'*y. df cca>cd, viz: No 205, Uhh district, 1st section
• »f originally !.«•«• hut now M» war! county, and No. 51. 15th
district. 3,1 section of originally Ulwrolue hut now ('ass
countv, for the Im nefit of Lucy J. I\ Murphev. orphan.
January 13 1839.-31 TH()M\S HOW MID. guar.
S^OI'll MONTHS after date, application will he
Il made to the honorable liie inferior court of Twiggs
county, when silling for ordinary purpose*, for leave losell
til** laud* belonging loihe rotate of Muses Bowden, late of
Twigg* county, deceased November 8. 1337.
21 IINYDEN HUGHES, adm'or.
u
■AOl It MONTHS
ill lie
inittnn county, «
to sell Ilie real
county, deceased
21
date, application
1 interior coorl
lien sitting for ordinary purpu.-<es, for leave
state of Duncan Ihun -llon, laic of .-aid
November C 1S37 ■*
SIIBIUVOD H A.MF.LTON. adm'or
A DM I NINTH ATOR’S SALK. Postponed
Agreeably to nn order of ilie honornhle tlie liif-rior
court of Twiggs county, wlien sitting fiir ordinary pnr-
Iirises, on the first Tuesday in M.iv next, will, within ihe !e.
gal hours, be sold, helore the court-house door in Appling
county, lot of Ijmd. numlier five hundred anil sixty six. in
the second distiicl uf Appling county—>aid land lic|.>nging
lo the estate of Holliday U. Harrnll, deceased
JOSEPH MARTIN, adm’or.
November 18, 1337. 3fi
I ^Ol'R MONTHSafferdale, application will be made
to the inferior court of DeKalb county, when silting
for ordinary purpose.**, for leave lo sell ihe real estate of
Levi Clark, late of said count v, deceased.
SOLOMON CLARK, adm'or.
February 19, 1338. 36
F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be made
to the inferior court of DeKalb county, when sitting
for ordinary purposes, for Lave to sell the real estate of
William Scaife,jun. iate of said countv.deceased.
MARY C SC A IFF, adm'rx.
Fibrunry 19, 1839. 36
OI’R MONTHS after date, application will he
made, to the Inferior court of D<k»Iv mun:y, when
silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell hit of land
number one hundred and sixty-four in Ihe ten*Ii district of
the second s ction of originally (’herokee but now Gilmer
county, drawn by the orpliiu* of Syk •* Sander*, late of
Dooly county, deceased, for the benefit ofsaid orphan*.
WILLI \M iiOLLING-SW(f’f| v guardian.
February 17, »83 . 36
¥'
GEORGIA) Tattnall county,
W HEREAS, Josiah J. Everitt, administrator on the
estate of Jas. K. Archer, deceased, applies for let
ters of dismission,
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
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 1st January, 1838
30-m6m JOHN H. SMITH, c. c o.
GEORGIA^ DeKalb county.
W HEREAS, Sarah Hightower and John C. High
tower, apply to me for letters of administration on
the estate uf Stephen Hightower, late of said county, de
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be anti appear
at my office, within tlie time prescribed hy law, to snow
i*sm*e, if any exist, wbv said letters should not he granted.
Given under ray hand at office, this 31st January, 1833.
31 E. B. REYNOLDS, c. c. ©.
GEORGIA) Jasper County,
II EKE AS, Basil Ratcliff, William B. Shaw-, Rily
V w Ratcliff and Jackson Lee, apply for letters uf ad
ministration de bonis non, on the estate of Moses Ratcliff
late of said county, deceased,
These are, l herefore, to citeand admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and nppear
at my office, within the lime prescribed by law*, to show
cause, ifany exist, why said letters should uot he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 29th January, 1833.
5 RICHARD FLKM1STKR, c. c. o.
GEORGIA) Jasper aunty,
HERE AS, John Masay applies for letters of admin-
Y Y isfration on that portion of the estate not mentioned
in the will, and also for letters of administration with the
wiil annexed on the estate of Elizabeth Crane, deceased.
I he.se. nrtherefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the Kindred and > reditors of said deceased to be and appear
at rny office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
f any exist u hy said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this27th January, 1838.
83 RICHARD FLEMISTER, c. c. o.
GEORGIA) f In Ware Superior Court, Novem-
Ware County. $ her Term, 1837.
To the honorable Superior Court of said Count if.
V
GEORGIA* Jones county.
YMTtiCKEAS, Thomas S. Humphris, administrator of
y V the estate of Richard Shurley, applies (or dismis
sion from said estate.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he ami appear
at my office, within tlie time prescribed by law, to show
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be granter!.
Given under my hand at office, this 5th February, 1839-
34-m6m CHARLES MACARTHY, c. c. o.
mTOTICE. - --The Sheriff s S.m.es of Appi.ing
County will hereafter he published in the Federal
Union. January 13, 1838.
3i-30 JAMES WILCOX, afceriff.
t■ EOIIGI \, Dt Kilh county.
j HEKEAJS, Nancy Veal and David B. Anderson
apply for letter* of administration on the estate of
Lewi* I). Vcnl, late of said/ Dimly, d/7*ea*cd,
‘hprelore, to rii» am! aiini'uiish all and singular
t UittlDudr-d and creditors of mid iln-rnsti! 10 lir and appear
nt my offu e, within the i.nv proserihed liy law, to ilmw
eause, if any exist, why said li tters should not be granted,
j tiiven utuler my luuel at office, this 22d January, 1833
'36 E. B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, Coweta county,
U l HKIO.AS, Matthew IL Wright applies for letters of
administration on tho estate of John Cross, late of
Jasper county, deceased,
I hese are, therefore,'o citeand admonish all and singular
the kindred ant) creditors of said deceased lo he and appear
nt my otfic«, within the time prescribed hy law, to shuw
eans.e, if any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand,it office, this23d Febriinry, 1338.
DAVID MOSELEY, c. c. o.
G ' O lit, I A, Jasper county.
P HILLIP LE A is of said county, tolls before Isaac
illinins a justice of tho peace for said county, two
estrny horses, one a NOItREL both hind and left fore
leet w’hile, a blaze ill his forehead, eight years old; the other
a dark BAY', six years old, right hind foot white, wlih a
star in Ins forehead—the Sorrel appraised lo seventy-five
dollars anti the Bay to forty dollars by John Gilstrap and
Michael Barnes, on tlie Cth day of January. 1838.
The above is a true extract from Ihe estray-hook,
36 ROBERT KELLAM, c. i. c.
•Job 1%'ori;
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
fully shovvelh, that on thp twenty-second day of June,
in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred nnd tluriv five,
one Stephen Chase made ami executed his certain morigaee
deed, bearingdate the said dale and year, therein conveying
to ybtir petitioner eighty-eight thousand and two hundred
nrres of land, embraced in one hundred and eighty Inis, of
(bur hundred and ninety acres each, lying and b ing in the
thirteenth district of Ware county, formerly Appling in said
State of Georgia, Numbered ns follinvs, to wit. 217, 21S,
219, 250, 251, 253, 251, 255. 25fi. 257, 2fi0, 263, 261, 265,
266, 269, 276,277,230,281,23.'. 283,281,285,236,287.2t8,
289. 290, 291, 292, 293, 291, 295, 296. 297, 299, 300. 309.
310, 311,312, 313, 317,318, 324. 325,326. 327, 328, 338,
310, 341, 342, 317, 348, 349, 350. 351. 354, 358. 359. 360,
361, 365, 366, 367, 371, 374 375, 379, 380. 381. 388, 389,
400, 40), 402, 403, 404, 405. 411, 412, 413, 4)4, 415. 418,
411, 442, 447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 452. 453, 451, 458, 459,
472, 473, 471, 475, 476, 477, 177, 180, 483, 484, 485, 486
48r, 488, 490, 491,494, 495, 496, 504 505 506 509 510 511
512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 522 523 524 525
526 227 528 529 531 582 513 514 515 518 563 564 565
566 567 578 503 471 493 452 468 334 314 312 279 582
267 572 456 352 455 492 563 314 316 341 507 170 246
489, nil in said eounty and State, the better ami ■" secure,
the sum of six thousand one hmidn d am) seveniy-lonr dol
lars, a copy of which said mortgage de d, is herewith shown
to the Court, upon vv hieh there appears to he due and ow
ing to said Peter l. Williams the sum of money above men
tioned, which said deed is subject to the following conditions:
Provided nevertheless, if the said Stephen Chase, Ins heirs
and assigns, shall pay or cause to he paid, within one year
from the dale, hereof to said Peter J. Williams, his execu
tors, administrators or assigns, Ihe sum of six thousand one
hundred and seventy-four dollars, or if said Chase shnll
effect a sale of said lands, within a year from the date here
of, and shall produce good and ample security to said Wil
liams for thesuni of six thousand one hundred and sc veiny-
four dollars, payable in six ami twelve months from the
time of sale, reckoning at the legal rate ofimerest in Georgia,
then this deed, shall be altogether null and void and of no
effect.
Audit further appearing to the conrt, that the said Ste
phen Chase, has not complied with either of the above
conditions of said mortgage, hy paying said sum ol money,
to wit: six thousand one hundred and seventy-four dollars,
or hy producing good and ample security to said Peter J.
Williams, fur said sun) of money.
On motion, it is ordered by ihe court, that the said mort
gager Stephen Chase, pay into this court, the said sum of
six thousand one hundred and seventy-four dollars, with
interest up to the foreclosure of said mortgage, or shew
cause on the first day day of the next term of this court,
w hy the equity of redemption, unto said mortgage premises
should not he forever barred and foreclosed, and that a
copy of this rule he served on the said mortgager, or his
attorney,or he published in one of the public gazelles of
this Slate, onee a month for four months, before the silting
ol the next term of this court.
A true extract from the minutes of the court of said
eountv, at the November term 1837.
m4m-20 J. S. HENDERSON, Clerk.
PROPOSALS
FOR PIIBL8SIIINU BV SUBSCRIPTION’
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE TOWN OF
SAXTDCRSVI X. , GEORGIA.
TO BE KNTtTLED THK
BOT7TH2B.1T adyo : ate.
rjJVHK SUBSCRIBER, in offering to the public his Pro
Jl- spertus fora Weekly Publication, deems it proper to
state the manner in which it will he conducted.
First.—It shall, nt nolime, nor under any circumstances,
meddle with the political matters of the Stale, or of the U-
nite<l Slates, except tn giving the returns of elections, which
Mull limes, shall be impartially given. It will not be bias
ed by any party, but be “frek to ali. parties and
ADULTERATED IIV .VOXE."
Second.—It shall contain Ihe heat moral essays that can
he procured, (both original nnd selected) thersby Billing the
the youthful (arts of families in tlie knowledge of the man
ners, customs, &e. of their own and foreign countries, and
instilling into their minds a love of reading, and searching
after education, which can be found quicker in some fami
lies, from a Nevvspnper than in any oilier way.
‘ Third.—Il shall at no time, he mule the organ of dis
pute between neighbors, either religious or otherwise, hut
shall, at ail times, be the furenvMt to use its endeavors to
quell all sectarial quartos.
The SOVTHERN ADVOCAT ' will he publish
ed weekly at two dollars and a HALF in advance,or
THREE DOLLARS payable nt the end of the year.
JOHN M. M’MI KRAV.
*.* Editors in this State are requcAtcd to give the above
a few insertions.
January 1,1837.—31.
JOHN BASCOiMlSi:.
THIS CELEBRATED RACER, will
stand th-ensuing season at the HAMP
TON COURSE, cent AUGUSTA, Ga.
under the direction of F. W. Lacy, and he
let lo Mares, at 8100 the season, with one
dollar to the Groom—the season to com
mence the 1st of February and end the 15th of July. Il is
requested that persons sending mares, will send a note for the
season, and the Pedigree of the mare.
The proprietors are well provided with Lots and Stables
for mares that may he sent to remain with the hors?, and will
be feil and well attended to tor fifty cents per day—block
servants sent w ith marps fed gratis. Every care and atten
tion w ill be taken to guard against accidents and escapes,
but no liability will be incurred for cither. The charge for
keeping inares to he paid when taken aw ay.
DESCRIPTION.
John Bascombe is a light or bright chestnut, five feet
two inches high, fine hone and muscle with superior limbs
and action, and for sprighlliness and intelligence of counte
nance, surpassed hy no horse on earth: in fact, take him upon
the whole, he is tlte horse of horses. He will he seven
years old the ensuing spring. He has proven himself his
first season, t> sure foal getter, and has convinced Itis pa
trons of the falsity of the tale that was pul in circulation,
relative to Itis impoteney.
PEDIGREE.—John Basromlie was got hy old Ber
trand, out of Grey Goose, she hy Pacolet. and he by linjKir:-
ed Citizen; gmndani hy imported Buzzard, great grandaut
by Wade Hampton's Paragon, g. g. grandain hy imported
Figure, g. g. p. grantlant the old Mlainmerkiti mare by the
celebra ed imported Imrse Wiltlair, out of the celebrated
Cub mare. VYode Hampton's Paragon was got by import
ed Flimnapout ofCamilla, and she by Harwell's Traveller,
his grantlant by old Fearnought, g. grantlant Calista, im
ported by Col. Birtl. Harwell's Traveller was got by
Morton's Traveller, out ofC-’oh Bird’s Calista.
PERFORMANCE •>.
1934, Huntsville, Ala. Nov. |5 Mile heats, best three
in five, he ran seeotttl to SUtckholder, beating Rachel John
son, Whalebone, and Siamuel O’Rouke. Time, 2m. 4s; 2tn.
3s; 2m. 5s; 2tn. 5s.
1335, .Nov. 18, at Montgomery, Ala , three mile hems, lie
won the purse, distancing Samuel O’Kouke, hi- only com
petitor, the first heat, in 6in 52s.
1835, Nov. 24, at Mount Meighs. Ah. three mile heats, he
ransecoetl to Bill Austin, beating Daphne. Time,6tn; 6to,3.-
1835, Dee. 10, at Columbus Ga three mile heats, he heal
Viiliiey, hy Industry. Tine, first heat, 6ut. Vtdney having
broke dow n.
1836, Jun 13. at Augusta, Ga. three mile heats, he heal
Chestatee, Ormond, Col. *1 ow ne's Truffle colt, and distanc
ed Paul lifford. ill the first and Verminous in the second
heat, in 5m 54s; 5m 56s. ' -
1336, April IP, at Augnglx, Ga in a match of four mile
heals, lie distanced Col. Hampton’s A'gyle the first Item, in
7io 44s—track thim-Ihree let 1 ! over a m.le. This match was
lor §32,000, 817,001) on Argyle and Sln.OtM) on Cul Crow
ell’s stable, consisting uf Bill A stin. laid}’ Nash) ilie, John
Baseomlie, anil Bolivia; Ita-eome having been selected.
1836. Ma\ 31, at the Union Course, Long Island, in a
matrh ol lour mil In ats, 85.000 a sjtle. after travelling nine
hundrtd mite-, licit -at th -champion of lh f * North. Post Boy
two strait It-at-, fimr inilcgoach, in 7m 49s anti 7m 51 Is.—
Track not in the best order, ami the day w indy.
1336, Dt e. 9, at Augusta, Ga, four inil>- h 'ats, lie beat the
grey colt Rile and Lady >iorgan, irt DVo heals. Time, 8m
Is; 8tn Is
John Bascombe never lost a h 'at after getting into the hands
of Col. John Crowell. Itis present owner.
F. W. LACY.
Augusta Ga., Dec. 14, 1837.—26—I3t
TAX-COLLECTOR’S SALE.
ihe first Tuesday in April next, will,
within the legral hours, be sold before the
A AC.EE AND FEVHf
ND every symptom or general deliK, ’
permanently ettr. d hy YlOST i'¥» s’ nnd
original SOUTHERN TONir &
C08TEU & COXE. the h”m,„®* ...
medicine, Irom a long residence in the Sooth 'I'- '' 1 "* 1 '*!
nature of .heir vocation, have been S 1”" <>o ra the
contact with the AGUE and FEVER ™ I " odl " , e | yini 0
nme forms, ami have frequently been r,l I" 50 ’" «h,,j.
the entire want of success’ in the prncticeofThL lu w i,n "s
Phystctans Ihe usual and popular mode , , !" 0S '’^'fnl
»nd?r hce "’ fi , rsl lo evnr,:ntP 'he stomach
and then resort to the use of Tonics-of w hir h , ‘ J how, ’l.
dtetnes a very great variety have been hr ™ °f Me’
piihhc-al 1 of w hich have had their ndv'S."* 1 ' ,0 "<•
winch has been by far the most popular one |“ *7’ nn ' 1 'hot
vtjin Bank and it, preparations, particularly’! ~ T n Per 't-
11 here arc insurmountable objections to then lm ! Uf
Qiumne. ns to most iiulivtihmls,(w hen carr'i,d , ' atra,Kj »of
' » P" 4 d"ccs a roaring in t he cars n„ , “
nt h. very smnlnr to a bilious hea.laeh- an ?* a f an, j a head
a cure it is
Ibis state
>el
nf thing!
a.inch; and whe, . ~ a
m permanent. It w a s the ho- "
hat induced us
"ope of avtj
Tome,” and we are happy to say 'thal’u'J' * lle “ S,,l »hern
prise.! even us. As there is no Arsenic . S I " 00ess ha. , or .
there hlirtf.tl to the human or »n,
ern *
the most delicate ami effective Med;,.' inp k
set, of Disorganized Stomach and Bowel. S
dehtltty whtcl, so frequently present thems.’C ln °
We subjoin the opinions of a f ew individ.,al» ° h, W*Vn
But,twin, Sfr Act, Kfr adjutant and mspe'etof
the anuy in the recent Creek cam/eoern. £ ' Sfneralo)
GENTLEMEN-Dttringihe htectrek m!"’- ,3 ’ ,936 -
larked violently with Bilious Intermittent ?v’ a,ffn ’ 1 W “
several .lavs mv q, u .,e ‘ T-h'’ * hwh( '>'
Tonic” Was recomZXdVml tT^ r>’° W
Dr Bussey, aetnallv rode f n , m TallvsJi ; ., rn - V ^"d,
and back in one day it. procure me a bottle^’^"“g’unery
relieved me, ami euabl il ate, liefiire I ht, | h entirely
quantity’, to pror.-e.lon amljoin Ihearmy^Tiw" *? lf «h"
8roee nil retiirri home mv son w as , 1 j
Ihe t i.v for your Tonic, ami regmiH j and 1 J™ 1
none for sale in Mobil- Cannot y„„ n lh,!re **«•
place, SO that tuireiiiz. tts may enjoy the he„»E.' °T ‘l° tK “
metlicine of the sort I have ever 1'?, V uf ,h( “ ***
this request will confer a fitvoron^^ ! J V,,r «»<‘mbn *,
Fr... Thumn, K. Sh,.hl'. M.
Park s Bridge.(Morgan Co. fit.) April 1st 18a-
Gcnllrmrn—1 reeeited a fe w | r IS3 ‘-
29th, reqti -sting me to make a siaipi, you,dated Marrh
benefit-nil information that has fall en J't yon <>f al1 'he
the use ol Coster A Core’sVo"",, t'V n °" ce ^
hut say to you, that from the hmite.l experience l"| C ' 1 r ™
the 1 time, anti as far as 1 have used u I nm ! a ' f '
wdh the article The reason I ^s inducedTo m"' - P,fMed
of the Tonic, was my having some patients wd,™^* 8 'V 8 *
syncrarv of constitution could not hear the ottinme^ ' d "”
compelled to resort to some other remedy and 1 "?*
papers tins article highly recommended')' niched,- U
italrinl.rtiitseqiienily, I ortleretl half a .1 O ' r eotogiye
Mr. Powell in^ItlleJgeviHe^nd in 'TT
found It necessary lu administer in larger do", .ni “V 1
is directrd by the proprieturs I>v ibis mam i , ” an W 1,1
to check the intermitting fever, in ev^ZiaiT
had l>een given according to directions /’ j, '* "here it
this article with considerable bene jn cltron^c “i
where there was hectic fever. I Im e na , , Ur '" pl ™*'
treatment affected with chleosis; she is rapidly mnnl
The patient, when 1 was called to see hir
get out of bed, with alarming hemorrhage’from ”
it It Peter’s pills
■re can be no objection to the atlministra'tkm rfll,' 0 "
) l ome It. Ihe most tender infant: indeed it will'*
he found
m tti 0Se ,, t _
■ rt.'-.t
tnwn of M’Don'iu'fn.
win” projiertv, or sit
SHERWOOD’* NEW GAZETTEER A MAP
J UST received and for sale by
W. c. POWELL.
Millwlgcville, January 23, 1838.-31
no til III
fli-iirv (-oiiiiiv . t!ti> f -I
m ifh limn of ns will satis y the jjtllnwinjr a-
motmts of lax nn t cost, Hue for the year 1836.
202; nrres of pine land. No. 203, in tlie Dt it
district of Carroll county; 160 acres nf l.-md, No.
285, 12ih Hist riel, 2nd section—levied on as the
property of Walter A Mangharn, tax due 29
cents tied co.sis
160 notes of land. No. 257, in tin- 9ilt district,
2nd section Cherokee; 160 acres of land, No.
100, in the 23ilt district, 3d section; 40acres of
land. No — in the 3rd district, 3rd section—le
vied on as the property of Charles Staples, tax
due 47A cents and costs.
1014: acres of Ian No. 201, in the 8th district
of Henry comity—levied <>n its the properly of
Daniel Curler, tax due 27; cents andcosts.
2021 acres ol’laiid. No. 123, in llte 6th dis-
uict Henry cunty—levied oil as the property
of Cob mint Tucker, 'ax din- 3 S 4 cents and costs.
202; acres ofldiid, No 59. in the Is’ district
ofCainpb ll county—levied on as the property
of Nehemtah Stephens, lax due 33J cen s and
Ct.SlS-
160 acres of land, No. 286, in llte 5th district
3rd section of Cass courtly—levied on as the
property of Green B. Osburn, tax due 314 cenls
and costs.
160 acres of land. No. 24, in the 4ih district,
3rd section of Cherokee—levied on as the pro-
petty of John Nelson, lax due 154 eents and
costs.
40 aeresnf land, No. 413, in the 3rddistrict,
1st section of Cite okee—levied on as the pro-
pcriv of William Johnson, tax due 22; cents
and costs.
40 acres of land, No. — 13th district, 1st sec
tion ofCherokee—levied on as ihe property of
John Ellis, tax due 25 cents and costs.
160 acres of land, No. 49, in llte 13lh dis.
triet, 2nd section of Cherokee—levied on as the
property ol Robert E. Gilkeyson, tax due 12;
cents and costs.
40 acres of land, No. 37, in the 11th district,
1st section of Cherokee county—levied on as
ihe propenv of William 11. Wilkinson, tax due
414 cenls and costs.
1014 ttcres ol hind, No 25, in the l’2lh dis
trict, ol Henry county—levied on as the proper
ty of Lewis Toler, tax due 7; cents and costs.
179 acres of land, No. 101, in tlte 12ih dis
trict of Henry county—levied on as the proper
ty ol Bnrut I! Moblev. tax due 20 cenls & costs.
40 acres of land, No. 153, in the 12th dis-
trict, 1 si secli.-n fCherokee—levied on as the
properly of Rebecca Baxter, tax due 3 cents
and C"Sts.
40 acres of hind No. — in the 17ilt district,
2nd.section of Cherokee; I6u acres land No.—
in »hr- 6tii district, 3rd section of Cherokee—Ie
vied on as tlie property of Martha Baxter, tax
due 15 cents nnd c<>sr.s.
2024 acres pine land. No. 166, in the I61I1
district of Henry co.inty—levied on as llte pro
petty of E. M. Callaway, tux due 234 cents and
costs.
40 acres of hind, No. 28, in the 3rd district,
2nd section of Cherokee—levied on as ihe pro
perty ofThomas Rutledge, tax duo 22$ cents
and costs.
303J acres of land. Nos. 80 and 81, in ihe
81I1 district nf; ietirv county; 40 acres, No. 781,
in the 3nl district, and 3rd section of Cherokee
--levied on as tin- properly of James Sellers,
tax due 92 c-nis and costs.
100 acres of land, No. 188, in the 3rd dis
trict offlenrv county—levied on as the proper
ty of Henry J. Morgan, tax due 624 cenls and
costs.
WILLIAM C. FARRELL,
Tax Collector.
January 22, 1838.
8bo has been treated 1
o.iritux out’ll wt-meu WIII1 ^'tPr’8 |„I|w O...I .I 11Q r,, “V
oualit to have observed, that this yonnzlat'r ru bi-TV *
te,. with thisriunplaini fi.r the lit s^sVen . td
has taken modir.ne from various pl,ysieia„» wtihtmi’5!t
bettefit. i>he now tn better health than she has t een
five years previous, ami I think will with
the use of this article regain her fitrrner luihh; bat the™,
rul of.hts case -shall he reporte.I ytm. and all other
tual results w hieh shall come under my notice, y ou are at
liberty to ttselhis letter, or any extract from it you wish
I am yoHrs, with respect, J ’
1’IIOMAS 1C. SLAUGHTER.
Messrs. Shuhnn. Be,,11 ^ U ' ,S37 ’
‘ h t on " n, ' ni!r "" in of a ftiend, 1
Ihm mq.lia-aTihs'ase'^fi.X e^of all'B ^ *
,,Jaj„N Snwiu.... ’ I., , ol a, ‘ rom-
l h.iyp recommended it Id a
great many per., ns, ami they all pronounce i. a most
able medicine,
\ ours, A:e.
lies
involu-
C11AS OGDEN
try Shuhan. Beull !f Reynolds-
• ■entlemk.v—In eomplm
uni this eertificatc
ml from H i
Its
"f Coslei
■e wait your reqn.'sf, I give
1 ' JJ 1 " 1,1 lh- beneficial etferl* derix-
& Coxe’s Southern Tonic. I had
me one i „, . ’ n months, and belore tak-
tl ft the hist liif*‘i n,lr, ‘ - v . I "ave no duubi that
N 5 i "'*; " M " ,rl1 "’ fever anil ague.
*. Ii —I hue r ,si every eher me
during llte linte ] had tho-
Oft 2, 1887.
viihiii my power,
clul!:*, and ail to no
A. B. SaMBES.
Messrs
Sloh-.n, Beal! dy R, molds:
'urine Tin* «T~ lin '" ,S l "" 1 Sfvero ‘’hill* and fixer.
: Vitr 'rV" 11 Bl, " r >’wrai Other ttsedt-
if lie m I 'l T 1 "* h,,n * e ’ 1 "a. entirelv rid
1,1,1 " '"' k !' 1,1 ' l ’ psl medictii.-for Fever and A-ae
hall have seen. a-„l do cheerfully recommend ir tony
acquati,mnees. G. W. BUT1S
' oiinty, o, i. 6, 1837.
Prenj
frieinls ami
Baldwin ,
orv Al ,os y < . , SI KI{ & COXE, at their Laha,*.
ory. Montgomery. Alabama, and sold hy their Agents m
very part of the United S, a ,rs. &r. ® *"
(Ur lor sale in Jlilh-dgi ville, l.y
JAMES II. SHAHAN
96
a 1C E. All p-rsons are hereby c
t 1 l'n<l".8 f..r * NOTE of hand etv,
VME.ti.ca I’av.v
Wi/kuis
ranltoneil againi
en hy ntyself to
or loll, hundrMf Jnh'nrs, dated some
1 annar ., 1838, ami made payable the
• - s do not intend topav said note,
:!**■ eunsideralion for which il
hr- ly finl d.
ROBERT ROZAR.
G.i February 23, |S38.-3t-36
. AGENCY.
'I . ’ ";." i, ' rs '«" r<l being employe,! in the Surveyor Ge 4 -
T V s 'dbce. w i;l attend pmrnjtly to the passing
throngh the several offices all Grants ami Copy Grants or
' UP) 1 lots V) Itteh may be requested—at nne dollar fora
single grant or filly rents each w h- re inure than one is re-
ipur tl nt ih-- satit" time. I | t .- amount reqnirr'd to pav fees
am c,.inmi-Mie s mn.-i h- forwarded in all instances and
postage paid to insute aitentiofl lo the business
, , A. M. HORTON.
.Alilledgevtile, January 16, 1838,-2t-30
mTOTICE.—The agency of Colonel Fair and myself
>. * m parsing t.rants and renew ing Notes having been long
Mice, t-i-itn. limed my > iigagcments are such as to prevent
me frnnt forth, r ntiettihng promptly- to suelt matters, toy
in mis and tic public are r.rpcetfuly referretl to A. M.
Morton, Esq. i
ing th-ii grant
*-»»
tt;r tent :igi ru in passing and forward-
Jnmtary 16, 1838.
JNO. G. PARK.
GEDI,bI I, Hcn-n ( unary.
HFi R rtJ\ t 11 Util , I rite fimr hundred and ninety-
HP cighllt district. G orgia militia, lolls hefi.re Jams.
Knoll, a justice id rjtc peace fur said n/untv, a small $OR-
h Eh IIuKXF, with a swabbed tail", supposed tube
sev-'ti v-ars old, about fieir iert five inches high—appraised
by Eli Strickland and \A illiarn L. Gordon, to twenty-five
dollars, on the If'ihduy of February, 1838,
A true copy Irotn ihe Estrnv hook.
37 A- G. MtRRAY, d. c. r. c:
GEORGIA, Jones rcunty,
J OH a S. ZACHARY sf the 378tn district, G. M
tolls before John Willinnis, a justice of the peace in
and for said county, one Sorrel .Alare Ml'LE, about twelve
years old—appraised hy William D. Ethridge and Samuel.
Slade to forty-five dollars, this 13th February, 1838.
A true ropy from the Est ray-book. February 16, 1838.
36 CHARLES MACARTHY, c. I. c.
fi7RA\ ED from the subscriber’s (ten miles from
Mtlledgevillp,) about the nineteenth of February iast,
I Itree MFLE*. one dark Bay mare mule, one dark Bay
horse mule, and one bright Bay horse mule, any persoade
livering said mules to the subscriber or giving any informa
tion so that he ran get them, shall he liberally rewarded.
March 1, 1338-3t-37 WILLIAM HORNE.
NOTICE.
I HEREBY caution all persons against trailing for a
NO FE of hand mnde by mvself, fur FIFTY Dol
lars and payable to Stephen Rogers, dated 2d March, 1837,
anti due 25th December thereafter, as said Note was frau
dulently obtained, and 1 am determined not to pay u unless
compelled |,y ia W ENOCH WEST.
’•’accoey, P. O (Rimer co. Ga. January 15, 1338.-41-37
brought to jail,
■ N McDonough, llenry County, Ga. a negro raon who
M. calls himself JIM, anil says he belongs to an Indian
by the name of Jim Boy. The owner is requested to come
torwardi prove property, pay charges anti take him away.
JOHN FREYER, Jailor-
January 30, 1838.—33.
IRO^r WORKS.
^■'HE HABERSHAM IKON WORKSarenow
■ in full and successful operation, and the cempsay
owning ih*'m are prepar' d lo supply any QUANTI11 °*
CASTINGS, nt ihelowent prices, either Wholcsaleor
Kciail. f.-asl Iron Machinery of any description w»ll ^
furnished at ilie shortest notice. Bar Iron heins? at
in much dcmn.d, anv assortment, warranted of the neit
quality, will he furnish' d hy allowing the company s “ U j
f/me tu draw it to order. Saw Mill and Grist Mill Irons al
ways kept on hand. LKWIS F. E. D( (i AS, agent*
Habersham Iron Works Coinp&Vf'
Habersham cunntv, Novemfo r 14, 1837.
The price of freight may at all time* he calculatedaton«
cent per lOUjiotind* per mile, from the Iron Works to
nart of th -Stale.-4rw-Jm
NOTICE.
R AN A WAV from the subscriber’s plantation in Colon**
bin county, thirteen miles above Augusta, his rag
boy AOTOH. He i* twenty-six years old, five feet nineo
ten inches high, stout built, and very black, speaks quic
when spoken to, and lias a down look; ha* a very not
scar on hi.* upper lip, from ihe kick of a horse when youn§»
he can read nnd write well, and perhaps will ^ avea ^«
I will give fen dollars for ii is delivery fo me, or if lodg™ 1
any safe jail so / ran get him. Any informntion respecting
h in will fo thankfully received. January 6, 1838.
5tm-30 TURNER CLANTON
WTOTICE.’—All persons indebted to tho subgcril* 1 **
«a.yI by .Note, are request'd lo make immediate P*y :
They have on ih°ir Kooks many ACCOUNTS sj>
long standing, for which they are most anxious og
Credit. Will tie ir old customers assist them in doing
Nous verrons. Milledgeville, January 30,1838.
31-3*2 EDWARDS A DIW>
f OST or
NOTICE.
mislaid a NOTE of handgjjj" ^
is to tin' subscriber tor FIFTY Dojj*J
Wiggins lotlic snosertoer tor r *r » * [mn
25th Oeomh-r, 1831. all [terson.are hcrchy bn ,
trading for said Note or paying the same to ,^ r " / nnQ\fN-
myself _
Morgan couoly, December 15,193,. 31 3o
