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Oi\E nrvonivD DOUiAF.S RHVARD.
L EhT f !,o Mi!j«cr?b*-r, Ij\ ice n ar Thomrwlon, I |*ofi
count v, (i.’O'gi*. on ill*' 2d instant, my N KGRO n.an
UEORGE* I 11ltd Ini a row days picvious pur* based
him of n Mi Rdert Hartnett, n n* gra trader, who linmplil
|iim I'.-.un Chm,r district, South Carolina, where 1 presume
h*> wti* rnisetl. J think il probable lie tnav attempt to get
l ark to South Carolina, or lie may* lie inveigled olTnysorae
white person i will give tin* above reward lor the appre
hension and delivery to in® in 'I homaslon ol the Negro
evidence Miificienl to c«mvir! any wliite person of having
inveigled hrn off; or Tn Dolton* for the apprehension of
ll:e negro alone, if lodged in any jail in this State, so tint 1
ran get liim,* r d*. l.vcrod to mr ns above, and ol! reasonable
txprnse* paid. . _ , . , ,
G orgv i« very black. hravy built, near six fi*'t high large
fiat nose, his r.rqcr ft mil teeth marly all out from decay,
when spoken to, speaks very slow nr.d in a low tone of
voire generally—has some murks of the whip, very p om
on his thighs, and u si ght appearance of some on liis hack
May 9, H3i-2t-47
JOIl.N TURN HR.
3.?A CONTRAST.^
IJ, NATIONS, from llie r. motet ago*, have had Nliipi
Just so uitli llie
since I first ventu-
A.’iitit c’ohimbns only found out I lie «nv to America
ilrlore llie lime ofthe grunt Spnnifh navigator, people ware
only en.llilnl In puddle about llie shores.
/.lie >?< ^liciiws. h it hut too short y
re<| upon an unknown **ocnu, mol 1 hi .
cions obf-ct I was in s-arch (if— ZIII A LT FI • \rgetalih-
medi/’inr.s were iniltu»ilknown v\ Ii**n I o«'mirrored my search,
hut their use was :.«»!. Rv the u-e «»f them I have not only
passed from llie dej c\r{] invalid, to the hale hearty and ac
tive man of business, hut rompariiively spunking, 1 have
renewed rr.v youth. 1 esn thus, \n ji)i ojnliiluijc*.* m my
own experience, advice with in> 1' ll *u -rit'/ens. ^ l^oes the
render want proof that the V MGti I’AFIil/ Lll* E
MEDIC’i .NllS are suitable to hi* own ca-e? I have on
file at my oilier, 516 Ii.-ondwry, hundreds of letters, from
♦ome of I ho most respectable citizens ol lliis, ni\ native Inn*.,
voluntarily oflen d in tesliinonv of tie* virtues of a GOOD
VEGETABLE MI DICINE.
Arsons whose ron,iil:i ions have he* n nearly ruined by
t1ie “alkiiifpllihle” mineral p-epnrations o r the day, will
bear tn® witnwi*. Mint the I.ife Medicine*, and Mith only, are
ihetrue course to permanent good health.
JOHN MOrFAT.
General Remarks Relative **>
ItlOFFAT’S
CELEBRATED VEGETABLE
JY, 2? ^
AND
vmmtm mxv&m,
Tiiesc mu.';rinp« hnvi*lnng hccii known and nppreciolcil,
for It. i>- cMrnor.'iiinry r.nil immediate powers of rc-toriug
prrfiTl hdi’i'i ID persons stiff-ring under nearly every kind
E-Jiwnsr l'i which 'lif human frame f liable.
In nimiv hundreds of ccrlificateil instances, they have
even rescued sufferers from 1 he verge,.fan untimely grave,
after all the deceptive nostrums of the day had utterly fail-
ed- and hi many’lhnnsant'a tlx v have permanrr.lly secured
that uniform enjoyment of health, uilhou’ w hich life Itself
is hot i partial blessing. 3o great, indeed, has their efima-
,.y invariably and infallibly proved, that it has appeared
scarcely !»ss than miraeiilous to llmse who were unacquaint
ed with the h'-aniu'.il pi ffiisuphir.nl principles upon which
■they are compounded, and upon which they consequently net.
It" was to their manifest and set.-iblenetion in purifying the
snrinea r.mi channels of life; and emhrngilicm with renewed
tone & vigor, that they were indebted for tlu ir mime, u iurh
was bestowed upon them at the spontaneous r q nest of several
individuals whose lives liey had obviously saved.
Tiie proprietor rejoices in the opportunity afforded hy
the universal diffusion of the daily press, for placing his
VKGKTA Bl.fci 11 h'i; i’l I.i.S within the knowledge
•ami" reach o| every individual in the eomm'tnity. Unlike
the host of pernicious quackeries, which boast of vegetable
ingredients, tb" Life 1’iils are purely and Sor.Et.V veoeta-
bm-, and contain neither Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic, nor
nnv’o:her mineral, in any form w hatever. Tii y are en
tirely composed .if extracts from rare and powerful plants,
the virtues of which, though long known to several Indian
tribes,and recently to s ane eminent pharmaceutical ch. m-
ists, arc altog. liter unknown to the ignorant pretenders to
medical science; and were never before administered in so
happily efficacious a combination.
Their first operation is to loosen from the coats of the
stomach and I uwels, the various impurities and crudities
constantly settling around them; and to remove thelnrden-
edfajees which collect in the convolutions of llie small in
testines. Other medicines only partially cleanse these,and
leave such collected miis»c h hr loud, as to produce habitual
eosiivencss, w ith all its train of evils, or sudden diarrhma.
w ith its imminent dangers. This iiict is well known to all
regular anatomist*, who examine the human hoxvels after
death: and henrn the prejudice of these well mio rinetl men
against the qu ick ill .Indues of the age. The second rU' ct
ofthe V««KT VCLK LI UK PILLS is to cleanse the
kidneys and the bladder, and by this means the liver and
the lungs, the healthful action of which entirely depends
upon tho regularity of the urinary organs. The blood,
w'liirh takes its red color from the agency of the liver and
longs h- f< re it passes into the heart, being thus purified by
lltein and nourshrd bv food coming from a dean stomach,
cnitrs*'s freely through llie veins, renews every part of the
system, and irinmphanlly moulds tha banner of health hi the
blooming check .
The following are among the di-fr.-ssmg variety of human
diseases, to xxh.eh the Vcgefable Life Pills are well known
to b« infaliibh*:—
DVSPEI* *1 Ay by ih'»roii?hly c-lrontang the first and
second stomachs, ami cr". aling s flow of pure, In allhy bile, in
stead of ih-st'd’and acrid kind:—FtutuUncy. 1‘rjpitation
cj the Henri, Los* of Appetite, Heart burn and Hm-t-arhe,
Jlutiosfniss'. Ill-temper, Anxietij^Lunpuor, and Melancholy,
■which lire ill- general symptoms of Dyspepsia, iviil vanish;
as a natural consrqnenei of us cure. Cusliveneu, by elcans-
•ing the tx In le length ofthe intestines with a solvent pro-
-cess, and withoul violence; ail viol nt purges leave the
bowels costive within two days. Ihurrhira and Cholera.
by removing the sharp acrid fluids by which these cum-
r.iainls arc o. casiotied, and by promoting the Inhricative se
cretion of the tit no ns troinhrana Fern-rs (’tail kin-h, by
STstorhe, tit; blond to a regular circulation, tlirough the pro
cess of perspiration in sum. cases, and the thorough solu
tion of all intestinal obstructions ill others. The LIFK
PILLS have been known to cure llheumnlism, perma-
.licntlv in ibrea weeks ami (rout in half that time, by rrmov
ring local inilammstiori from the musrl.-s anti ligamenis of
.the joints. Dropsies of all kin Is, by freeing and strength-li
king the kidneys and bladder; they operate most delightfully
on these imp .riant organs, and hence have ever been found
a certain remedy for the worst cases of (travel AUo
Worms, bv dislodging irc.tn the Mirttings of the bowels the
.slimy matter to w liicli these creauturee adhere. Asthma and
Consumption, by relieving the air r< ssela of the lung* from
the mucus whi. h even slight colds will occasion, which, it
not removed, becomes hardened, arid produces those ilroad-
ul diseases. S. urny, Hirers, aud Inviterutc Sores, by the
perfect purity which ’.here I.ife Pills give to the blood, and
ail llie humors. Scorbutic Eruptions and Bad Complexion',
by the r alternafii c t-11 eel upon .im lo.iu. that feed the skin,
the morbid state of which u- casions all Eruptive complaints
Sallow. Cloudu, and uther disagreeable Complexions. The
use of these Pills for a short time, will rfT.ct an entire cure
oi Salt I’hcuin, J'rysijiehs, and a striking improvement in
the Clearness id llie shin. Common Colts and Influenza,
will always Its cured by one dose, or by two. even in the
w orst of cases. Piles, as a r.-m dy for this most distr-ssi-ig
and obstinate malady, (tie V-g-tahle L'fe Ptlls deserveadts-
: tinot and emphatic recommendation. It is well known to
hnndri d> in this oilv, that the Proprietor ol tin se ilival-iuhle
Pills, was himscli'uflLct* v! ;viili couiplaiiil for upvva.ds
•'of thirlv five yeurs t aud ilmt he tried ill vain every remedy
•prescrib'd will.in the v\ hol< mnipadsof ihe Materia M* (lira
H« however, at length, tiieJ tin* lactiieine which he rum'
offers io the public, and he was cured in a very short time,
after his recovery had h«*rn pronoimcpd not only improhab'e,
but ahsolntelv iin,u ssilijp, hy unv human means.
DIRECTIONS FOiC I’SE.—'I’lie Frupri. tor of
the Vegetable Like Dills does imt follow the ba^e nr«d
nitrceiiary praelif e of ilie quacks of lie* day, in advising
persons to lake his Dills in large quantities. No good me
dicine can possibly l>e so requmd. Tlir-se Pills are lo he
•aken ut hetl time every night, for a wet !* or afiirtnight.ue-
wording to the obstinacy ol the d.scase. 'l lte usual dose i.s
■from • to 5, according to the constitution of the person.
Very delicate persons should begin with hut two, and in
crease us the nature of the cose may require: those more
.robust, or of very coat \e habit, may begin with three, and
itncrei»*e to four or even fiv»* 1MU, and they will effect a Milli-
-■ciently happy change to guide the tntieni in th ir further use.
Theee Pills boinetim:*s occasion sickness and wmuing, tho’
-rery seldom, unl^s the stomach is very foul; this, however,
may 1*3 considered a favorable symptom: as tiie patient will
find hiutu IT at once relieved, ami by perseverance will soon
/-recover. They usually op rale within ten or twelve hours,
and never giv** pain unless the howt Is are very much en
cumbered. They may he taken by the most delicate fe
males under any cirminstances. It is, however, r« com
mended, that those in later peiiods of pregnancy shoidd take i
itut one at a tune, arid thus coinii.ue to keep the bowels !
open: and even two may be taken where tli patient is very
€*• -ilive# One Pill in a soluti'
water, may he given to an infant in llie following d
tea spoon foil every two hours till il operates; f„ r a child
C IO WET A SHERIFFS? «ALF. Cnthefi st
t Tuqpdav in June next, will, wbliin the legal hours, be
sold, before the court-house door in llie town ot Newnau,
C»*vve?n emirily,
Lot (»f I>and number one hundred and twenty-eight in the
third district of Coweta county—levied on ns the property
of Allen Boon, to satisfy one fi fa issued from Cowein su
perior court in favor of William Randle, n Kmchen
Boon and Allen Boon. April 23, 1638
THOMAS HUGHEY, sheriff.
Also, will hr. sold, at ihr. tame time anil place,
Lot of Land whereon William M. Story now lives, num
ber not known, in the fifth district of said county; one
Negro man by the n«in^ of Henry, about thirty-three years
of age; , one hay inare; one grey lu>r9e, and one yoke of men
and cart—all levied on a* the property of William M. Story,
to satisfy two fi fas issued from Coweta superior court, one
in favor of Joseph J. Pinson hearer, vs. said Story maker,
the other in favor i f Daniel C. Turrentine vs. said Story:
property pointed out hy S. J. Harher.
L"t of Land numher fifty in the first district of said
county—levied on as the property of William Ward, to
satisfy two fi fas issued from Bibb superior court, one in
favor of tlu* Bank of fTawkinsville, the other in favor ot
Joseph Taylor vs. William Ward: property pointed out by
Jahu Jester.
Lot of Land numher fifty in llie first district of said
county—levied on as tlm properly of Leonard Ward, to
satisfy one fi fa issued from Clark county, in favor of As-
e vcred the pro- • bury Hull vs. Leonard Ward and Samuel Brown: property
* 1 puniied out by Samuel Brown.
Three lots of Land numbers one hundred and sixty-seven,
one hundred and sixty-eight, and one hundred and thirty-
nine, in the fi.st district of said county—levied os as llid
pr«per*y of Wilhnm W. S. Iman. lo satisfy two fi fas issue-
from Coweta inferior court, one in favor of Lewis Gibson,
vs. Pentecost A: Selman. the other in favor of Wittich
(irernwood A: Co. v<. Pentecost Selmaii: property point
ed out hy W. W. Selmau.
Lot of Land numher fifty in the first district of said
countv—h vi d on to satisfy one fi f'n issued from a justice’s
ct urt of Clark comity, in favor of James Hays for the use of
Stevens Thoma>. vs l*eoiiard Ward: levy made and return
ed to rue bv a constable. April 23, 1838.
R. IL WOOTPEN, i>. sheriff.
C lOWET V SHERIFF’S SALE.-On the fi r «:
J Tue>dav in July next, will, wi.lbn the legal hours, he
sold, bcfire the court-house door in the town of Newnau,
Coweta eoiiM'v
lot of Land number one hundred and two in the fourth
distiiet of t o\vet« county—fevivd o*i ns ilu* property of
Charles Folk, to satisfy one fi fa in favor of John J. Put-
mon vs. Charles Polk ami John B. Rowland, i-sued from a
jn-iice’s eoti-t: property pointed out hy the plaintiff': levy
made am] returned tome by n constable
Robert Clavton’s int»*res: in ih* west half of lot of Land
n ;inhertwo hundred and thirtv-f ur in the second district
of Cows ta county—levied on to sat'sfv one fi fa in favor of
Clemem Clifion. and sundry oile r fi fits ngnuist said Clay-
ion: levy made and returned to me Ivy a constable.
Lot of Land whereon William W Stlman’s Mills are
situat 'd, in the fust district of* Coweta county, number not
kn«>wn—levied on n- tin* property of William W. Selman,
to satisfy en<* fi fa in favor of William Humphreys and
Joshua G. Moore, v* William W. Selmau, issued from
Coweta superior court.
Pari of Lot of Laud number twenty-six in the fifth dis
trict of Coweta county, containing five acres more or less
—levied on as the p’opertv «»f Robert Beal, to saii'-fy one fi
fi issued from a justice’s court in favor of Berry Watts, vs.
said Lb ai: property pointed out by R. M. Hackney: levy
made and returned to ine by a constable.
One iV gro man by the name of Jack, about tw. nty six or
sevm years of age—levied on as the property of James
Wood, to sat'sfv one fi fa issued from Coweta inferior court
in favor of Jumps Hnthhorn, vs. William T. Wilbamson
principal, and James Wood and ^ tllis Kilgore securities.
The Hou>« and L“t whereon John D. Hinton now lives,
number not known, in the town of Newnau, Cow eta county
—levied on it* satisfy one fi fa issued from a justice’s court
and sn- dry others in favor of A. Lumpkin, vs. said Hinton:
levy made and ri turned to me by a constable. May 2 b 1833.
K. B. WOOTTKN, d. sheritL
JlEKALU SHERIFF'S SALE.— On the first
a/ Tuesday in June next, will, within the legal hours,
he sold, before the court-house door in tho townol'Lk’catur,
DeKalh county.
One Jut of I.and number one hundred and fifty-four in the
fourteenth district of originally llenry but now DeKalh
county, containing two hundred two and a half a res of
land more or less, one Still, rap ar d worm—levied on as
the property of Thornton Siir.s, to satisfy one fi fa i-sned
from DeKalh superior court .n favor of Charner Ilumphris,
vs said Sim*: property pointed on! bv plaintiff’.
One lot of Land numher two hundred and forty-seven in
th** seventeenth district of originally Henry but now De-
Kalb county—levied on ns thdpr >peitv of Solomem Sweat,
t.» satisfy sundry fi fas issu'd from a justice’s court t*f De
Kalh county, in favor of William Streetmon for the use of
Charles Martin and others, vs said Sweat: levy made and
returned loins by a constable. April 20, 1838.
JOHN JONES, d shcrif.
gVi-iKAMI SHERIFF’S SALE.—On the first
Tuesday m July next, will, within the legal hours,
he sold, before th* court-house door in the town of Decatur,
DeKalh county.
One lot of Land dumber two hundred and seventy-seven
in !he eighteenth district of originally llenry but now De
Kalh county— lev it'd on as the property of William C.
Wilson, to satisfy one fi fn issued from the Superior court of
pelv ilb county, in favor of W. W. Selman, ndminKt»aior
of the estate of Levi D rapsey, deceased, vs. said Wilson:
property pointed out by defendant May 18, 1838.
' 1 J ‘ ■ JOHN W. FOWLER, sheriff.
rniUlx.OS MIEKirrs .AlE.r-On Hit- firsi
a Tii,-Hilay in Junk next, will, within ilio lp^al hours, he
sulil, tiefnrf ih« court-house xiuor in the town ol Marion,
Tv\ iggs roomy.
One hundred and fifiy nrres of swamp land more nr less
in said ronntjr, adjoining Boll, Andrews and others ot said
county, known as Moon’s Swamp plantation, number not
recollected—level! on as the property of Pleasant Moon,
to satisfy two ti fas issued from a justice’s court io fnvorof
Hardy Solomon, rs. said Moon: property pointed out hy
defendant: levy made and relumed *:> me hy a ennslnblo.
April 23,1339. JOSEPH MARTIN, sherif
V)1KE SHERIFFS’ SALE. On the first
El '1 insilay in June next, will, within the legal hours
ir* sold, hi fore the eourt-house door, in the town of Zebulon,
Pilm county,
South half of lot. of Land number one hundred and forty
eight in the eighth district of originally Monroe hut now
I ike county—k tied on hy virtue of a fi fa issued from the
superior court of said county, in favor of Samuel Wiikins,
is. John II. Johnson: property pointed out hy plaintiff.
April-J3, 1SJ3. J. If. SHIVERS, d. sheriff.
J ASPER SHERIFF'S SALE.—On the first
TtiPfday in Jr.\E next, will, within the legal hours,
he sold, before the court-house door in the tow n of Monliet 1-
lo, Jasper county,
One House and Lot in the town of Mor.tirello, adjoining
Inis of Loyal. Holland and Kirkpatrick—levied on as the
propr nv S -ahorn J. II, tulrick, to snii. ly sundry fi fits
issued from a justice’s court: levy made and returned to me
by a constable. April 36, 1S33.
ISAAC. L. PARKER, sheriff.
J ONES SHERIFF’S SALE. On the first
Tuesday in July next, will, within the legal boors, be
sold, hribre the court-house door in the town of Clinton,
Jones county.
Twenty acres of Land in Jones comity, adjoining Joseph
Stiles and others, being part of lot number four in the se
venth district of formerly Baldwin but now Jones county—
lew, d on as the property of Edward Brown, to sa'isfy u fi
fa issued from a justice's court in favor of \\ illiara Rich
ardson: 1, vy made and returned hy Washington Burnett,
constable.
Two hundred tw o arid a half acres of Land more or less,
adjoining latuls of Joshua K Clark and others—levied on
as the properly of James Kendrick, 10 satisfy two fi fas i—
m; ,1 from the Superior coiut of Jon, si My. both in favor
of Jesse Cherry es. James Kent!tick and leplhfi Clements.
May 21, Idiid. N. ,S. CLOVER, u. she,iff.
ABKTARE SHERIFF’S SALE. On the’first
a s Tuesday in July next, « ill he sold before the Court
House door, in the town of Warcshoro’, Ware Connty,
bet wen the usual hours of sale, the follow trig property, to
wit:—
Lots or Land.Nos. 247,243, 249,2. r >0, 251, 253, 254, 255,
256, 257,250,263.264, 2fi5. 2G6.267, 276,277,230. 231,
232,233,234, 2,5 236, 2S7, 233, 239,290,291, 292, 293.
294, 295,296,297 299. 300,309. 310, 311, 312,313, 317,
318,324,325, 32''.327,323, 333, 340,341,312, 347 , 343,
319, 350, 351 334 . 353,359, 360. 361, 365, 366, 367,
371, 374, 375 979, 330, 381, 338, oS9, 400, 401,40!, 403,
404. 405,411,412 413, 414, 115, 418, 441,412,417, 443,
449. 450, 451, 452 453, 454, 458. 459. 472, -473. 471. 475,
176. 477,473,480 433, 434.4-5 . 496. 437,438,490. 491,
494, 495, 496, 504 505, 506,509, 510, 511, 512, 513,514,
515. 516.517,518 519, 520.522, 523, 524, 525,526, 527,
528, 529.531,532 543.514, 515, 548,563, 564,565, 566,
567.578,503,471 193,452, 463. 331,314. 342,379,592,
267. 572. 456. 352. 455. 492. 563. 314,316, 341,507,470,
246 and 189, all situated in the thirteenth district of origi
nally Appling, hut now Ware County, and levied on to snl-
isfv a mortgage fi fa. in favor of Peter .1. V\ illiams; vs. Ste
phen ( base, property pointed out insaid fi. fa.
Also, lasts of Land, numbers 1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13. 14. 15, 16, 17, 13, 19. 20. 21, 22. 23. 24, 25,
26, 27, 23. 30, 33, 34. 35. 36, 37. 33. 3.1, 40.51, 79, 86,
83, 91, UK). JO}. 105, 105, 107. 10), 109, 110, 111,
112
1
183 , WSSS
292,299,300, 3f 1, 333, 381,386, o-T and 575 in the lJtit ilis-
triet of originally Appling now W are Count v. and lots nom- j
hers I, 2, 3. 4. 5. th 13, 11, 15. 16. 17. 20. 33, 41, 49, !
60, 61. 62, 67. 68, 6,9, 70, 71, 72. 73. 74, 75, 76, 77, 73, !
79. 80, 81, 83 86, 87. 83, 69, 90, 91, 92, 96. 100. 101. j
101, 105, 106, 107. 109, 109, lit). 111. 112 115,113, 119,
121, 122, 123 125 126, 127, 12S, 130, 131,13!. 133. 134. |
135. 137, 133, 139. 143, 146, 119. 151, 151.156.160.164, j
166. 167, 16-), 159. 170, 171. 172, 173, 174,175,176,177,
179, 179, 131, 1.6', 144, 185, 186, 190, 191,195,194,199,
20<t, 201, 203, 201. 205 206. 2n7, 203, 241,212,213,214,
215 2IS 217 2H 219, 220. 221 222, S3.221,225 226,
227, 223, 229. 230, 231, 232, 233. 234. 235, 237,234,
239, 210, 211 242, 213, 214 and 245. situat'd nth- 13ih
district of formerly Ap; ling now Ware County, levied on
to satisfy a mortgage fi. fn in favor of Mansfield Torrance,
vs Stephen Chase, property pointed out in said li. fa. May
22, 1838.
49 RICH ARD BODRN, Sheriff.
F ont 14I OKTHS .after date, application will he made
to lire interior court of Cowein county, when silting
for ordinary purposes, for lrlive to sell all the land belong
ing to the estate of Leonard Barnett, deceased, fur the be
nefit of the heirs and creditors. May 7, 1338
47 NANCY BARNETT, adm rx.
<»EORG! A, DeKalh ecunfv.
■«W id ERE AS, James W. iiivene, administrator of the
>f 4 < state of Lewis llraiul}', deceased; applies for letters
of dismission from said estates
’1 heso are, therefore, to cite ami admonish all and singular
the kindred and Creditors of said deceased to be and appear
at mv office, within the time preserihed by law, to show
F OI T R lltovrns after date, application will he made , cruise, if any exist, why said letters should not he granted,
to the honorable the inferior court ol Coweta county, j Given under my hand at office, this 12th March, 1833.
xvhen sitting for ordinary pt.rpnsrs, for leave to sell the rtn- 1
divided half of lot of Land number one hundred and eieht
in the ninth district of originally Lee but now Randolph
county, forlbeboncfit of the legatees. Mav 7, 18.13
47 WILLIAM BULLARD, iniardian
6tm-39
K B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o.
KOUR SlO XTHS after date,application will hem ide
F ! . ... ,.
to the honorable the inferior rottrt of Jasper eoun’y, | the Kindred and ireditc'S of said deceased lo be and apfiear
PWJRRI A, DeKalh county.
~W)a7 HERE AS. Hannan Waldrip, administrator of
If Abraham Waldrip, deceased, applies for letters of
dismission from said eelnre.
These ar -, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
xvhen sitting for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell a part
or the w hole of the real estate of I lr. James B. Lewis, late
of said county, dee a-ed May 8, 1838
47
EDMUND R. DA HDDS’,
JOHN D. SWIFT,
adm'ors
84. 91, KK). U>1 Bio, 193, to/. JU\ JO'-*, no, in,
112,113,114 115 123, 126, 144, 115, 149, 158, 160, 173,
174,175.176, 177, 17.4. 179, 140, 143, 144, 145, 186. 137,
183,190.191,218, 249. 250, 252. 2.45. 236. 347, 290, 291,
yiOFR MONTHS after dale, applieation will ho
fi’ made to the Iron. Inferior Court of Bolls county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave lo sell the land be
longing to the estate of George Rlissit, la;e ol said county,
deceased. REASON 11LISS1 F, adm or.
April 2d 1833. 42
1 7KOFR MONTHS after date, application will he made
' to the honorable the inferior court of Henry county
w hen sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the
I and and Negroes belonging to the estate of Christopher
MalonC. late of said enmity, deceased, for tlte benefit of the
heirs and creditors- March 10, 1433
STEPHEN M \ LONE, adm'or
39 ELIZABETH MALONE, a.lm'rr.
a DMIMSTHTOBS’ SALE*— Under an nrderof
xX. the honorable the Inferior court, of Jones county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in
August next, within the legal hours, lie sold, lit fore the court
house door, in Lumpkin county, forty acres of land, being
lot numher four hundred and thirty eight in the twelfth dis
trirt of tiie first section of originally Cherokee but now
Lumpkin county.
Also, on thp same day, at the court-lionse dour in Fiord
enuntv, between the usual hours of sale, lot of land number
one hundred and tw.nty in the twenty-second district of the
third section of originally Cherokee but new Floyd county,
containing one hundred and sixty acres; troth sold for the
benefit o( the heirs an 1 creditors of Wi'liatn Barron, late of
Junes county, deceased. Terms made known on the day
of bale. February 25, 1438.
JOSF.FIIDAY, ) , .
36 WILIS BARRON, \ ndm f ‘
A DM1XISTR A TOR'S SALE.—Agr-eahly to an
l\. «»rdt*r of ilio ii»fi*rit»r court of Washington connty,
u lion siting for ordinary purposes, vi ill, on tho firm Tu^dny
in November next, l»« sold, before tho court-lionse door in
Flovd countv, lot of Land number two hundred nod uinHv-
fotir hi th*» twenty-third district of the first seeiion of ori-
girallv Cherokee bm now Floyd county, it being the real
estate of William Hamilton, late of Washington county,
deceased, sold for the benefit of the heirs. Terms made
known on the day of sale April 3, 1838.
41 SHL'RKOD HAMILTON, wlmor
ofthe honorable the inferior court of Thomas county,
when siting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tues
day in Jul\ re*xt, within the legal hours, be sold, before
the court-house door in the town of Thomnsvilfo, Thomn9
county, one likely Negro man hy the name of Jack, about
twenty-four \enrs of aire. Terms "ill he made known
on the day of s-uIp; sold fora division with the legatees.—
February 5, 1833.
35 JOIIS CHAKON, guardian.
A DM5NISTR A TORS’ SALE.—On the first
Saturday in July next, will, within the legal hours. Up
sold, «t lh*» lute residence of David Sninmerali. of Appling
county, deceased, all the personal property of said d*rens d,
consisting «»f Hors s. Hugs, Sh^ep, plantation tools, house
hold ami kiu tr n furniture; sal »t» continoe from day to day
until all iseold. Term** mack* known mi the day ol sale.
SUS \NN All KL JI MLR ALL, adm'rx.
JL88E IS L M M KK A LL, adm'or.
mav IS, 1838. 40
A dministrators’ sai e. —on Monday
the second day of July next, will, within the f» gni
hours, be sold, at tip* info r< stdemv* of Dr Jamrs H. I.kwis
deit O' d. in the town of Monticrllo, Ja-per eoiiuty. a vain-
aid-* 1 i'nrarv of Books, Medirine and shop furniture, splen
did saddle Horse, on«»(*ig, hou-chold and kitch -n furniture.
I Terms made know n on llie d iv ot sale Mnv 8, 1833.
EDMI ND R DA UD1N, > #m .
47 JOHN I). SWIFT, \
C tUARDIAN'S SALE —Agreeably loan order
FI of the inferior court of Frank!nt county, when sitting
for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in August
next, be sold, before the court house door in the town of
('*imillion. Gnrrnll county, lot of Land number one hun
dred and nine in the fourth district of Carroll countv, for
the benefit of William T. Kddcns, Idiot.) May 1, 1838.
41 KPHRaIM KDDkNN grwr^/mM.
t UMINISTKATOirS 8ALE'.~On Sa-mday
the 23*1 tlnv ot June next, will, within the legal hours,
l.e sold, at my residence in Talbot county, all the perisha
ble property of Htermrd V* Iverton. deceased, consisting
of sf-ven bah s of Cotton, one grey mare, hogs, cattle, corn,
fodder, hoa j eho!d and kitehen furniture, Are. sold fi»r the
ben fit *'f the heirs and creditors. Terms made known on
the day of sale. Mav 8, 1838.
47 ' JOHN T I.LOYD, adm'or.
’ 4 DMYnTvFh VrORS" S A i/E.—-Agn7nT,ly 7)
an order of the inferior court of Talbot county, when
sit lit ;z for ordinary ’ urpn^es, will b** sold, on the first Tues
day in July next, before the court-house d *or in thetown of
Newton, Baker county, J it of Land n mher four hundr d
in the sev ntit dislri.-; «»f originally Early hut now Raker
county, sob! fi»r th® !»en. fit of the heir- at,<! creditors of
VS illinin P SV alfon ‘cense*), late of Talbot county.—
Term* mad® known on the day of sal-. May 1, 1833.
48 B 1). BREW ST KU, adm'or.
"^[TOTIC’E- —Four months after date, application will
he made to llie Hon**rah]e Inferior( our! of Newton
county, w hon sitting f«»r ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
n house and lot in the town of Covington fbr the benefit of
Sarah E. Stokes, a minor.
JOSEPH S. ANDERSON, Guardian.
April 24. 1838 4m—41.
1 ^0« T 5t MONTHS after date, application will he made
^ to the Inferior court of Appling county, when sitting
for ordinarx purposes, for leav® to sell Lit of land number
two hundred and seventv-two in the twenty-second district
of originallv ^ftiseogce huf trow Ilnrris county, belonging to
the estate of William Shaw, late of Jones countv, deceased.
WILLIAM B. LIN DLF.Y, guardian.
A pril 7, 1833- 45 oak-hill, n. c.
TnOFR illONTITS after date, application will be
IT made to the honorable inferior rotiri (»f Jasper county,
when sit ing for ordinary purposes, for leave to soil a Negro
woman bv the nam® of Chain, belonging to th® estate of
Sarah Wilson, latp of Jasper co inly. *1 ren^d.
April 3(), 1833 45 ABEL P. WILSON, adni'or.
F Ol’R MONTHS after date, application will be
made, to the Inferior court of Doolv cminry, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lot of land
number one hundred and sixty-four in the tenth district of
the second section of originally Cherokee but now Gilmer
county, drawn by the orphans of Sykes Sanders, late of
Dooly countv, deceased, for th® benefit of said orphans.
WILLIAM HOLLINGSWORTH,guardian.
February 17, 1338. 36
F O( r R MONTHS .after date, application will be
made to the honorable Inferior Court of Jasper county,
\vh*n sitting as a court of Ordinnrj*, for leave to sell the real
estate of Drury Wilkins, lot® of said county, deceased.
HENRY WALKER, ex’or.
ANN WILKINS, ex’rx.
February 26, 1838. 37
t NOI’II MONTHS after date, application will bemad
to th® inferior court of DeKalh county, when silting
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estaie of
Levi Clark, late of said county, deceased.
SOLOMON CLARK, adni'or.
February 19, IS3S. 36
at jnti office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,
if any exist, why said letters should not be pranted
Given under mv hand at office, this 1st Mav, 1838.
fitm-46 ' E B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o.
€*l‘iORHI.V. DeKalh county,
W HEREAS, John S. lull applies for letters of nd
ministration oh the estate of Fiilelii C. Fall, de
censed.
Th ‘sc are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
tic kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show
cause, if nnv exist, why said Jeitersshonld no I begranted.
Given under my hand at office, this 27th April, 1838.
46 E. B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o.
GEORGIA. Jon rs row w ty.
i \ Eli E AS, Thomas S. Ilumphris, administrator of
V W the estate of Richard JSliurley, applies lor dismis
sion from said estate.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he and appear
at my office, within the lime prescribe*! by law, to show
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand nt office, this 5th February, 1833-
34-mGm CHARLES MACARTHY, c. c. o
F‘
to the nferior court of DeKalh county, when sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of
William Senile, jun. late of said countv,dec**nsed.
MARY C. SCAIFE, adm'rx.
February !9, 1333. 36
H^Ol'R MONTHS after date,application w ill be made
jL* to the inferior court of Thoma county, "lien sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leave In sell John B. Swain’s in
tercst in one Negro man (slave.) February 5. 1838.
33 JOHN CI1ASON, guardian.
f TKH'R MONTHS niter date, npolirmion will he
1 rr.ndp to tie* honorable the inferior court for the coun
ts of Morgan, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for h*av®
to sell llie real estate of Tnlmoti W. Shcpperd, deceased,
for the purpose of a division.
JOSEPH M. EVANS, Ex'or.
April 7th, 183x3 43
flNO 1 I* MONTHS after date, application will he
sP made Io the inferior court of Jones county when, sit
ting for ordinary purposes, for 1 av#» to sOI nil the land
and negroes belonging t.»ihecsnatenf Tlmmas Dillard, late
of said county, deceased. January 8, 1833
JO N DILL \ ft!>, > . ,
30 SILAS T MJDDLEBROOKS ( " dm or ®'
I NOT R MONTHS after date, application wi
. t«* the inferior court of N**wion county, "I
ol June next, will, within the legal hours, he gold, nt
the Into residence of Lew is D. Veal, deceased, in D< Kalb
rHiinly, ail the person.tl property of said deceased, sale to
continue from day »•» day until a!l m sold. Terms nude
known on the dav of safe. M*y 3, 1838.
N ANCY L. VF.NL, adm'rx.
43 David b. andekson, adm'or.
A |£L PERSONS indebted to the estate of B. (’.
Johns, lsiteof I)« Kalb county, deceased, are hcr*»hy
requested to make immediate payment: and all <1 mauds
n'j;ini*l th * estate a c rrcpiesrted to he legally authenticated,
within the lime prescribed by law. May 8, 1833
47 JAMES LEMON, minx'or.
ill he made
hen sitting
ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of
Christianna Gardner, Inf® of said countv, drrens°d.
JAMES ELLINGTON, adm'or.
January 20, 1833.-32
R MONTHS after date, application will he made
to the Inferior court of Jones comity, when sitting for
ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Land and Negroes
belonging to the cstat® of Thomas Dillard, late of said
count v, deceased. March 5, 1838.
JOHN DILLARD. \
38 SILAS T. M1DDLEBROOKS, S
adm'ors.
H, MONTHS after date, application w ill be made
. to the inferior court of Jasper comity, when .sitting to»
ordinary purposes, (or leave t*»sell a pari of the Land and
Negroes, belonging to the estate of Samuel Boyd, late of
said co .ntv, deceased. Mnv 8, 1833.
ELIZABETH TOVD c/r
43 RICHARD BOYD, ex’er.
jNOI’K MfON"! i»S nfu r date, application w ill be made
to the interior rou r t of D»’Kalb county, w lien 5-in in® for
rdinnry purposes,for h ave to s**lI ill® real estate «»f Hillary
H. Corley, orptinnof Robert Cot Icy, for the benefit of said
orphan. May 8, 1833
48 NIMROD \RGO, guardian.
F
GFORGIA. Tattnall connty,
W HEREAS, Jusiah J. Everitt, administrator on the
estate of Jas. K. Archer, deceased, applies for let
ters of dismission,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil 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 be granted.
Given under my band at office, this 1st January, 1838
30-m6m JOHN H. SMITH, c c. o.
GEORGIA, Jasper Ccunry,
^SMTHEREAS, James Edwards, administrator ofthe
estate of John B. Whitaker, applies for letters of
dismission from said estate,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, lo show
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 8fh January, 1838.
Gtm-31 RICHARD FLEMKSTER. c. c. o.
GEOHGIA, DeKalh county.
W HEREAS James B. Fones, administrator of the es
tate of Daniel R Fones, deceased, applies for letters
of dismission from said estate,
These are therefore to cite nnd admonish all and singular,
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he and appear
at my office within the time prescribed hy law to show
cause, if any exist, w hy said Letters should not begranted.
Given under my hand at office, this 2d day of April, 1838.
42 E. B. REYNOLDS, c. o c.
CLINTON, GEORGIA.
M l
i
THE undersigned having recently taken charge of
he above establishment for the accommodation of
BOARDERS nnd TRANSIENT persons,
is now ready to accommodate those who may favor him
with their custom. He will use his best exertions to ad-
mimstcr to the comforts and convenience of his patrons,
and with tins view l.e intends having his house thoroughly
repaired. His TABLE shall he furnished with the
DELICACIES tin- snason nral rim snrronriding connlrv
mav affinal—his BAR with CHOICE WINES nnd
LIQUORS His STABLES ar,- LARGE arid
.4 110 . nnd attended hy fhirfifal Hosiers.
{KrDROY' E1!S ran hr aroommod itrd with Lois,<tr
H’CU S CON E.
April 2(Ih 1838 44 -tf
CENTRAL RANK AGESCi.
fHAHK undersigned, Offirrra of this Bank, will attend to
-R the Renewal of nil NOTES that may he enirnaled to
their care,for theenstomary fee of ONE DOLLAR for
eneh renewal. Letters enclosing Note anil Money for ihe
renewal of Notes post-paid, direr ted lo Ihe officers of the
Central Bank or any one of them will he promptly attended
to. March 17, 1S3S. rETER FAIR,
B. P. STUBBS.'
39-26t W. H. MITCHELL.
COTTON’ MACHINERY
AND MI LI. CASTINGS.
C OTTON MACHINERY BUILT and MILL
CASTINGS furnished and filled up, ineltiding
Wrought Iron Work at the Shortest notice and on favora
ble terms, hy the Savage Manufacturing Company,
Address THOMAS LAXSLfAj E,su.terintendrnt,
March 20, 143S.-9t* 39 Savage, Maryland.
R KFURENCES.
William Shivers, Sen. Hancock county, Ga.
Boswell Wynn, “ “ ' “
David Iv. Roach, Ealonton, Putnam county, Ga.
ALABAMA
v-$&m4k&9si
I NCORPORATED hv the Sia’e of Alahnrpa, 1.436, with
a capital of ON'E M 1 LL!ON of DOLI.ARS,
wh : ch (am tie increased hy the surplus capital of I lie Stock
holders.
In conformity with the third article of the byr-laws of
said company, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars of
the capital sioek will he off -red for safe, in the town of
GIRARD, Alabama, on the first of March next, ten per
cent, to he paid in at the lime of subscribing, the balance to
be secured on pledges of real estate.
As it is probable that ibis institution wii! he ready for the
transaction of business hy the 15th of icarrh next, from
and nfier that time Insurances and Deposites on Trust,
agreeable to the charter of said company, will he token nt
such rates as are usual in offices of like character. Life In
surances w ; ll he effected at the following rates per $100, at
the ages annexed:
For one year,
For seven years,
For whole life,
Age.
25
30
35
40
50
25
30
35
40
50
25
30
35
40
50
Dollars.
I 00
1 31
1 35
1 69
1 96
1 12
1 36
1 53
1 S3
2 00
2 04
2 36
2 75
3 20
4 60
Copy of the Bye-Laws of the third section of the Alaba
ma Insnrnnce Company:
“And on the first day of March next. Stocks to the a-
mount of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars will
he offered for sale in the town of Girard.
Ten per cent, ro he paid in nt the time of sale; balance to
he cnll. tl in in such amounts, and at such times, as may here
after he preserihed hy the Bt e-Laws of said company.
“And on the first day of May next, a meeting will he
hclil, in conformity with the third seetion of said act of in
corporation. so far as il regards the investments of any sur
plus funds belonging to the company.”
By order of the Board,
THOMAS S. TATE, See'ry pro.tem.
fli'ard, Alabama, February 20. 1833.-tf-38
DEKALB INFERIOR COURT
touting for Ordinary PurposY a RT ’
I T appearing to the Conrt that Lkw^'R^"*’ 1830 ■
life time, did execute a bond hf J..-. KTLT
hound himself, his heirs, administrators .'Ij 1 *’ * ller, in hs
sum of two hundred and fortv dolUrs t ’ 0 Il'lv s,,g ?*’""h*
sonth half of lot of Land nnmSe hSiw ««■
the sixteenth district of originally Henry bmt ! "' d 5 r, y »»
county,.onto ^i.son Anderson, his hen, k ” ■ {>cK « | l»
and assigns,and that he died without exeentiat ' !f r!, , ,or *.
the same, and also, that the sai,I Nelson And!. 8 " lle * to
twenty-third of September, 1836, a^ned j!!"Y n ,h *
bond to one A P. Abney, and nlso, that the » **«
ney on the 14th day of August, 1837, assiWd*' P ' AW *
same to .Jesse Corbit, and also, that thcsnifnl °!f r lh «
on the 17lh day of Jnnuarv, 1838 assims-i “'* e * se Corhil,
to Asa W. Howard Now on tlw petifion ofT !v d p flm<i
nrd, ordered, that all persons concerned he »nt ' How *
the next September term of this court, to show r!!lL P ? r «
■hey have, whr James W. Givens the ndmt 6n,e tfany
sanl l ewis Brandy, deceased, fho.i’hlnu! mak^aThT ° f lhf
said hall lot of land, unto him Ihe said A W I ** 011 ’*
A true copy from the minutes of said court
E. B. REYNOLDS, c. c. 0
GEORGIA. Jasper county.
To Ihe honorable the Inferior court Of said counl u ,
tmgjor ordmaru purposes *
T HK petition of Iswc VV'i
shijwctl. that. William WilhngYti'"!*'”!?'^
county, deceased, d.d while tn l.fe, on the,wen J d ir^T*
of May. m the year eighteen hundred and thirty ,jJ JP
execute and deliver to your petitioner hiseer mn ^.'e. 1 ''’'
'■> writing, a copy of which is hereunto anne« r^T 1 "*"*
h» acknowledged to have received from r ,„ ’ ”
ftfiy Dollars in full payment fi, r one himdmd anTe 'kT"
two and one half acres of Land more „r h.- a —'
M-Calhster Williamson on the west side wherroif 1
petitioner theni lived, and the said William W l l?iL!,? r
therpfor
show eth that lie has folly eomplied'witlMii, f " rl lcr
the said William WillinghtJ! snd
fully into eff.-ct on his part and yon- , l f Mlno
showeth that the sai,! Will,am Willing
lilts life without having made lo rnnr n», na -' depst(e,|
said Land in complian^^Td^K^^;!® *»
without making provisions therefbr'hy will w herron”*'" r
petitioner prats that yonr honorable court 7W
der directing William Johnson of said ^ iT-
lor of Mid Wtlliam Willingham, decease,), m m™ ke lUll
firr said Land to yonr petitioner in conform! y to «id «!T
ment in wni.ng, unless sufficient cause ,-an he shownmX
contrary hy him or the heirs or legal representative. . ^
deceased. IS \ in wit^ *7Iv""!??!® 11 ™ ,f “•*
MINERAL SPIt8W«S.
YOTIC17 is hereby given, that tho sttliseriber living
a « in ('ii'.s county, (Georgia, five wiles south-east of Cass-
vilfo. lin•-* t>m his prrrnisr.s various Mineral Springs, rutisisf-
i:i2» of ('halybealc nn<! Sulphur: h»* lias also Limrsioue of
• he purest kind, and ho would also giv® g>»n®ral information,
that hr* intonds oprninga BOARDING HOUSE for
»he reception of nil prrsons who rmy \Aisli to visit this sec
tion of country, and test the virtue of the water, and he
promises to spare no pains to render nil who may rail on him
us ounfonnhlens cirrnmstinces will admit.
February 15, B3S.-23t-36 ALLEN PINSON.
FOZl SATE.
rH^HK B ANKING BOTSband LOT in the town
is of GrFcnp.s! hi rough, (vreene coun’y. r I’h»» lot is situa
ted in a pleasant am? agreeable part of the Village. The
House is of Brick, two stories high and well adapted for
the resid nco of a private family, «>r li»r Banking purposes,
having all the necessary on: buildings attached thereto, with
an «‘x<*e!Iant well of water inf he yard.
Possession will h® giv»*n the first day of October n®xt;
persons df'sirous of purchasing will call on the subscriber,
for the terms of sale which wi;? ?>e aeeomodating.
THOMAS STOCKS, Agent.
April 21, 1338. fit-45
F O
to t lie honorable the inferior coirt of i’uLgs county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, for have to s 11 lot of
Lind number sixty-three in the tenth district of Carro
co'inix a< th • time of survey, belonging to the estate ot John
W. W'nde, late of Columbia county, d *«*eas <1.
May ifi, I83S. 4‘J JE^SK WADE, adm'or
¥71 M \ M EL S11 ERIFP’S NA LE.-O^ ihe fir,t
5\i i’uesday in June next, will, w.ihiti the legal hours t».»
Fold before the court-house in th to.vn ol' Suaiu.nbofuugh f
Emanuel county.
One lot of Land whereon David Davis now lives and one
other adjoining said Davis—leued on as the properly ol
David Davis, iosa:isfy a fi 11 is>uerf from the sup* retr court
of Miid county iuli*\oroi ihe Ceniral Bank of Georgia:
property pointed out bv Fhja Walea.
One lot of Land containing two hundred acres more or
le>s, the place whereon Littleton D»akIetiow 1i\< h in said
connty—levied on as tho property of James \\ igg ns, to
satisfy sundry li fits in fii\or*»f Kohprl fl gd’-n and others,
issued ft out n eourt of said co»nr.>: fovv made and
r* turned to me hv a constable, property pointed by John
Hampton.
One thousand acr®* of pine land more or less lying oti the
wafers of the i!i^ Ohoopip, adjoining I liolQ.as (ireen and
W illiam Davis—levied on as the p'operty of James Nea-
I two laid® spoons lull of • smii h: properly point* d out by 111 * security on stay of execu
tion: levy mad and returned lo me by a constable.
, . , Nine liun«lr»'d acres of pin-* fatal inure or less—levhdon
from one to live y ears of age, ha.l a pill—and troui five to j ns the property of Aaron //am. adjoining ihe willow Proe-
.tei), one pill.
THE PI1CENIX BITTERS are so called, Iverntise
land Ivii.g on th** wateis of ihe fiinan mile creek in
s-iid county', in favor of Caleb VV. Harvy, said fi fu issued
turned to me by a constable. April 22, 1837
F. O. BLACK\ sheriff*.
'they p*>tt*.ess the paw. r *»f restoring llie expiring embers of j from a justices’ court «»f Burke county: levy made and re-
h#alth,to a glow ing vig*»r throughout the constitution, us the I ' ’ ‘ .....
Phcenix is said to be regtor* *1 l/wn theasiu*s of its ow n to life |
dissoluiion. 'l ire Phucnix Bitters are entirely vegetable,
composed of roots fi*on-l only in certain parts of t he western i
country,wlin h will inlallihly core FKY BRS& AGI’EH !
•ofall kinds: will never l'.ul to eradicate entirely all ihe j
effects of Mercury, infinitely Boom r ihm the most power- i
.ful preparation ol «aisfiarilla*. and will iumiedinUdy cure the I
:.... t' .11 'I'i i r f' 11 E.' !!!.'! II f
determination ot BLOOD TO THK HEAD —nevpf
tfliil in ihe sickness incident la young Jemulesi nod will he
found n certain remedy iu till fuses of nervuzis debility and
.toeuknest of the mom impaired cooMi'.mioi;.. As a remedy
tfor Chronu and Inflammatory Uhtutnatism, theeffiyioy of
Ihe Ffucnii Bitters « dl lie demonstrated hy the u.-.e of a sin-
-jtlebottle, ’i'll"usual dose of these hitlers is half a whi©
glass full, in water or wine, and this quantity may hetakeu
two or three times a dav, aiiout hall an hour lief,re meals, or
ra less quantity mav be taken at all times. To those w ho are
lllilicted w i: h indig'-stion utter mens, these Bitters will
prove invaluable us they very greatly inereos.- thea- tion
of tho prii.t-ipal vit:c er.i. help them to perform lliejr fune-
tions,and enable the st initeh to tfUrltarge into tfte howils
whatever is offensive. Tims iiidigestion is easily and speed-
aly removed, appetite restored, and the moullis of the ohsor-
•btmt vessels I) ins cleansed, nutrition is laeilnatfd, ami
•strongth ofbotly and energy of mind are the liappv results.
ffor fartherparttettlarsof MOFFAT’S LIFK PILLs,
•and PIIfKNIS BITTERS, apply at Mr. Moffat’s of-
ifiee, No. 516 Broadway, New-5 ork, where the Pills ran he
obtained for 25 cents, and 50 cents, or is I per box; and the
Bluer* fnr?l, or 82 per bottle. &0~Nuineruiis eerlifiealea
.of the wonderful efficacy oflaifh, may he there inspected.
In sums obstinate and rumpl.enlod cases of chronic and
dullsinmalory Rhuiueatistn, Liver Complaints, fever aud
Ague Dyspepsia, I*al>y, Piles, injuries from Ihe Use rf
Wit ’ ’ ’ ' -
JNMAM'liL SHERIFF’S SALE. On the
• d fust 1'u sdiv in .it lv text, will, within lh» legt.l
hours he sold, before th ■ court house door in the town of
Swuilisbornngh, Ian .Iiucl county.
Fourteen Iran, of Laud containing one thousand acres
more or les-, lying in Emanuel county, granted to John If.
Daniells—levied on as the properly Sf the said John K
Daniells, to satisfy an execution in favor of the Central
Hank ami others; also, one other t act containing three
hundred acres more or less aml three town lots in Swains-
hurough eontuining half an acre each—all levied on as the
property of John It Dane lls, lo satisfy several executions
in favor of the Central Bank and oilers.
Also, onp other tract of Land containing three hundred
acres more or less, granted to John -Scott—-levied on as the
property of J,.hn K. Danit 11a, to satisfy an ex, cnlion in |'a-
vor of the Central Bank: property pointed out hy Robert
Higdon.
One lot ami a liulf in the town of Swainsborough, eon-
lain half an acre each—levied on as the property of F. O.
Black, losatisfy sundry executions in favor of Henry Dur
den ami Others: also, one lot of Boron, one lot of sundries,
household nnd kitchen furniture loo tedious to mention: pro
perly pointed out by said Durden.
One Negro woman by the name of Ann, about twenty-
five or thirty years of age—levied on as the properly of
John R. Daniells, to sntisH- an execution in favor of Robert
Higdon. May 10, 1838.
JOHN G. POLLETT, sheriff.
Q, LL PERSON* having demands against the estate
Xm of Dr. James B. Lewis, late of Jasper county, de
cease, I, are requested to present them in terms of ihe law;
and nil indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make
payment to Edmund B. Ilardin. May 8. 1838.
EDMUND H DVKDIN,
47 JOHN D. SWIFT, \ ndm an ‘
GKOPgT\. lbK-,11, (minty.
7 HKREAS, Benjamin Plaster, guardian of Pi ty
» v Pla-ter, applies tor letters of dismission from said
guardianship.
These are, therefore. Incite and admonish a!! and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear
at my office, within tlte time prescribed hy law, to show
cause, if any exist, why said letters should not he granted
Given under my hand at office, tins 5th March, 1438.
ni6m-38 E. li. REYNOLDS, c c. o.
GEORGIA, 'I'attmill county.
W Ii E,■ KAS, Benjamin Brewton. one of the executors
of the estate of Aaron Daniel, la'e of said rounly,
deceased, applies lo inc for letters of dismission from said
executorship.
'J licse are, therefore, to rite and admonish all and singular
the kindred anti creditors of said dee as 0 d to he nnd appear
at my office, within the time prescribed hy law. to show
cause, if any exist, why snitl letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 12th February, 1838
rn6m-3S JOHN II. SMITH, c. c o.
S ^Ol’U MONTHS after dote, application w ill he made
to the inferior roar! of Henry comity, wh ti sitting lor
ordinary pttrpos) s, lor I live to sell the Lands belonging tit
the estate of M'iltiam Hudson, late of said county, deceas
ed. Mav 29, 1833.
NANCY HUDSON, adm’rx.
40 THOMAS D. JOHNSON, adm’or.
I 740! : R MONTHS afterdate, application will he made
. it) tlte houorahlelhe inferior r-onri of Emanueleuim-v,
when silting tor ordinary purposes, fur leave to sell Ihe
Land of James Hall, la e of said county, deceased, for the
benefit of tho heirs of said deceased. May 8, 1333.
4'J MITCH LL NFsEL, guardian.
GEORGIA . Jones county,
A>T 11K>, 8TLVVAIM’ of tha thn*a hundred nnd so
vinfy seventh district, Georgia militia, toils b^lorr
Savii'it-l Grav a jusiireof fin* po.ir-o in and fi»r said oonniy,
out* BAY M A RE. four years old, boih bifid fo^t white,
a star iu her for«*h®ad, whit® snip on her nos*\ with a small
lull uii, about four fi‘**t six ine he* high—appraised bv Wil
liam Brooks and William G. Maddox, to Fifty dollars, this
28th April, 1838.
A true ropy from the rstrav-book. Mnv 14, 1S33.
48 CIUUL&S MACARTHY, c. i c.
FOSTPt) \EJ) SALE.
A DM INI STB A TO U’S S a L E.- a greeahly to an
order of the Inferior eourt of Twiggs county, when
sitting for ordinary purpose.-, will, within the legal hours,
be sold, on the first Tu sday in July next, before the court-
house door in Lowndes county, lots of land number fifteen
Mercury, Quinine, and other diseases of long standing; it
.may be (bund necessary to take fmtli the Lifi> Tills and the
Fhutnix Bitters, in ttie doses before recommended.
N. B.—These Tills and lit? Bitters will get all mercury i . , , — ... — .... . .........
•out of lha system infinitely faster than the first preparations . , a "o onmher ihrtie hundred and twenty-seven
rflf Sorspari'la. and are n certain remedy for the rushing of L 11 ....*— I*!., 1 °^P r, 6 ,, ta!ly lrvvin hut now Lovvntles
Iblao i to the head, or all violent hcadauhes, tic dauleireux, 4c.
All persons wllo are predisposed to apoplexy, palsy, <?'C-
«hould never he w illtoui the Life Fills or the Bitters, forono
dvisein tim- will save life. They equalize the circulation of
thee blooii, draw all pressure from the head, restore perspi.
*j)«an.l throw off every impurity hy the pores of the skin.
For sale hy
EDWARDS & DIXON, Agnus,
February 27, 1323.—30 Mdltdgcvillr, Georgia.
__ BLANKS _
Jkimnji on hnnS onA fur sale at this (VJrce.
G BORG I A* DeKalh county,
11KftK AS, Jospph J. Vanin, administrator of the
W w ^friau* of David Wright, deceased, applies forlelters
ol di-mission from said estaie,
Tlie»e are, ihnrrfore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kimlred ami creditors of said deceased t<» bo and appear
at my “flic**, within llie tine* prescribed by law, to show
cans®, it any exist, why said letters should not bo granted.
Given undor in) hand at *»ffi«*o, ihis 12th Mnrrh, 1838.
lid E B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, D K'db county.
'VK7IIEREAS, Klyah Bird, guardian of Samuel and
If Jane Watkins, orphans of Henry Watkins, deceas
ed. applies for letters of dismission from said guardianship
These ore, therefore, to rite and admonish all and singular
tin* kindred am! creditors ol said deceased to be ami appear
at my office, within the lime prescribed by htw, to show
cause.if any exist, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand nf office, this 9th May, 1838.
48 E B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o.
GEORGIA# Jumper county,
W II EKE AS, Abel P. Wilson applies for Idlers of
administration on the estate of Sarah Wilson, late
ol said county, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite nnd admonish all and singular
the kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to be ami appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to allow
cause, if any exist, why said fi tters should not he granted.
Given under roy hand at office, this 28th April, 1838.
_45 Bit HARD TLI OUSTER, c c o,
(1 DO ICG I A# Appling county,
AS, Kirlmrd Carter, guardian of the estate
GEORGIA. Jones county
VBTILIJa.M 44 Aft KINS of the two hundred and-nine-
ff ty ninth district, Georgia militia, tolls before James
Long one of thejit«tic®s nf the peace in and for said cotin-
tv, one estrav MARE —appraised hy John R. Carr and
Joshua Davis, supposed to he worth sixty-five dollars and
about four or five v**ars oid, a hay mare, no particular marks,
this 5tli May, 1838.
A true copy from the estrny-hook May 14, 1838.
48 CHARLES MACARTHY, c. I. c.
•^^TH ERE AS,
county, as belonging to the .stale of John M Glatnary, tie-
ceased. April 17, 1838. ■”
LH A It LES^C^ W niTUilE A D, adm’or.
A DMIMSTK ATOR’S SALE.—Agreeably U. an
Jt9l frder ol the inferior court of Twiggs county, when
kittiffg? lor ordinary purposes, will, on tiie first Tuesday in
Aug;:st next, within ilio legal hours, he sold, before the l MONTHS alter date, application will he made
court-house door in the town of Marion, Twiggs county i JD
of Sarah Augur, (a free woman of color) late of
said county, deceased, applies tor letters of dismission from
said goardianslitp.
These are, therefore, to rile and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to Ire and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed hv law, to show
cause, if any exist, w hy said letters should not be granted.
Given under mv hand ut office, this 5th March, 1838.
3y WILLIAM A. STLJDIFANT, c. c. o.
GEORG 1 Af Ting as county,
W HEREAS, Jr.mcs G. Oliver, administrator on the
estate of Jam 8 Murphy, late of said county, de
ceased, applies for letters of dismission from said estaie.
These are, therefore, to cite ami admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of said deceased to he and appear
at my officrviviihin the lime prescribed by law, to show
canse, if any exist, why said letters should not begranted.
Giv* n under my hand at office, this 6th March. 1838.
m6m-38 WILLIAM CRITTENDEN, c. c o.
county,
nil the Lamis belonging to the estate of Moses Bowden,
laic of Twiggs county, deceased Terms made known on
IS.
HL T GJI5*, qdm'or.
laic ot 1 vvjggs county, deceased
[ho day of s^Te. May 2, J83S.
& ilAYDE?
to th;* honorable thi* inferior court of Twiggs county,
when bitting as a court of ordinary', for leave to sell ilio
Lond an*! Negroes belonging to the estate of William Moore,
deceased.
47
May 7, 1838.
TATTNALL INFERIOR COURT,
ISitting for Ordinary I’urixiscs,
January Term, 1838.
Present, their honors. Seth Knight, Edward Moore and
Daniel Stkes, justices.
O RDER NISI.--Whereas, George U. Tippins, guar
dian of Joseph Sike»» (an idiot) arul Charlotte Sikes,
(an orphan) applies for liters of dismission.
These are, therefore, to cite ami admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of sai*! minors to be and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show
cause, it any exist, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 1st January, 1838.
30 JOHN H. SMITH, c. c. o.
TATTNALL INFERIOR COUR 1%
Kitting for Ordinary purposes,
Januunf. Term, 1837,
Present, their honors. Sell. Knight, Edw’a *1 Moore and
Daniel Sikes, justices.
O RDl R NISI. — Whereas, John IT. Smith, the
guardian ol Benjamin F. Dowdy, applies for letters
of dismission,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil ami singular
the kindred and creditors of t*ni(i minor to he and appear
at my office, within the time prescribed hy law, to show
cause, if any exist, why said Idlers should not fie granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 1st January, 1838
3U-mfini JOHN 11. SMITH, c. c. o.
TATTNALL INFERIOR COURT,
Sitting for ordinal y iturpo*t>*. March Term, 1838.
Present their honors. Seif, Knight, Edward Moore, Daniel
Sikes and Mieha**l M. Eason, Esquires.
O RDER NISI.—Whereas, Emanuel Brewton, guar
dian of Harriet J. Mattox, applies for Jett rs of dis-
mission from said guardianship.
1 hese ar** therefore to citeand admonish nil nnd singular,
the kindred and credito:s of said minor, lo he nnd appear at
my office, on or before the first Monday in Mav next, lo
show’ cause if any exist, why said Idlers should not be
grant d
Given under my hand at office, this 5th March, 1838.
41 # JOHN H. SMITH, c. c. a
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
fiTRAYED OR STOLEN fr»mili® subscriber at
►^Midway, on ilio 1 itii inst., a <r*mt ROAN 9IARE*
branded on ill® lefts!toiiM.»r wi;h the Idler I?., and blind or
P»"iinlly no of the right eye. AUo a small black MARE
M J liliU she has not been broke to the saddle, ami imper-
fectly io the gear, has aUoa small white sp*»t on one side iff
her breast. A reasonable reward together wi h incidental
expenses will be paid on de|* vrr y ofsaid animals, or either of
them*** meat 31idway.«rinl*»rmati<*n with regard to them
will be thankfully received. If stolen the ahov« reward will
be paid on tin* appreb -nsioti ol the thief, so that lie may he
brought io punUhmdit,
May 1, 45—3t, MOSES FORT.
TES DOLLARS REWARD.
R UN 4 IV • \ from th® sitbscrih r in Randolph conn-
tv, on Friday the 71li of March, a N gro man calfod
DEAN, about twcnty-tw*» or three years of age, very
dnrk,ab(»ut five f*et seven inches It»g!» his Front teeth full
and show very plain, slow spoken and irapmfont. Th
above reward will be given, to any person who may have th-
Negro lodged in any safe Jail so that I got him 1 expert fie
will make his way for Baldwin county, Georgia, ns h* was
brought from there in January last. Mnrrh 26, 1838.
41-tf ' GEORGE T. WOOD.
U EOHGIA* Jasper county.
J ames b goolsby of the mi district, g. m toils
before (-nrdtn Goolsby a justice ol the peace in ami
for said county, owe BAY M ARE poney, supposed l*»he
six years old. with a star in her fonffa-nij, ail *»f her f« * t
white, mac lied main ami do* k tail, four feet six inches high
—appraise*! I»y ftol>*Mt SJnirman and Btajamin Waits, t<»
fifteen dollars, this 5th May, 1S38 *
A true copy from the cat rny h*w»k.
D ISSOLUTION*—The firm of Edwards ^' Di.ton
is this day dissolved bv mutual consent
M. E. EDWARDS,
May I, 1833. F. 11. D1ZON.
E. EDWARDS will con tin u® the above hnd-
J.v S.« ness under hi» own nome; thankful f>r past patron
age lie hopes by studious attention to merit a continuance
of the same 3t-47
O 1
OFORITIY T11>.Y MV A >TE5).
F DAVID URIUFFY, whn mutivd frn>n Cii^Ntcr
Distrirt, in Snutli Carolina, tn Oglpllnv-pp enunty, in
Gi'nrgia, about twenty years ago. IIis rrlatinns nnw resi
ding in Tennessee are very anxious to hear from him and
any information eoneerning him, addressed In his brother
William (Iriffey. Sen. at Searcy’s P. () .Montgomery
eonntv, Ten. will lie thankfully receceivcd
May 22, 1838—31-48-*’25e
TOWN LOI S FOR SAM'.
1^7OTTCK —Will he sold in The town of ROANOKE
on Friday the 20th nf July next, ti great number nf
Town !-ots, tn the highest bidder, on aeenmmodating terms
Also, a large Warehouse will be rented, fi r the next season.
WILLIAM COOPER, agent.
May 22, 1833. ?t-13
47
ROBERT KELLAM, c j. c.
1 scorn WORKS.
TMMIF. HABERSHAM IRON WORKS arc now
H in full and successful operation, and the company
owning them are prepared to supply any QUANTITY of
EASTINGS, at the lowest priees, either Wholesale or
Itiiiail. Ca*t iron Machinery of any description will be
furnished at the shortest notice. Bar Iron being at present
iu much demand, any assortment, warranted of the best
quality, will be ftiruish^d by allowing the company a short
tim® to draw it to order. Saw Mill nnd Grist Mill Irons al
ways kept on hand. LEWIS F. K DUGAS, agent,
Hubeodmm county, November 14, 1837.
The price of freight may at all tim^s he calculated at one
JAMES PEARSON, adm’or. I £ Jut'll iTw-im ^ VV ° rk '* l ° W
JOIIM KASCOlXBE.
THIS CELEBRATED RACER, will
stand th ‘ ensuing season nt the HAiUP-
TON C OI RSE, nenr A 1(1 USTA, (in.
under the direction of F. W. Lacy, am*! he
fot to .Mares, af 81 00 the season, with one
dollar to the Groom—-the season to rom-
mene** the 1st of February ami end the 15th of Jfdy. B is
requested that persons trending marcs, will send a note for the
season, and the Pedigree of the mare.
The proprietors are well provided wi*h Lots and Stables
for mares that may he sent To remain with the hors®, and will
he fed and well attended to tor fifty cents per day—black
servants sen; with mares fed gratis. Every care and atten
tion will be taken to guard against accidents nnd escapes,
but no liability will he incurred for either. The charge for
keeping marcs to be paid when taken away.
DESCRIPTION.
Jott.v Bascomjie is o light or bright chestnut, five feel
two inches high, fine hone and muscle with superior limbs
am! action, ami for sprightliness and intelligence of counte
nance, ctirpussed by no horse on earth: in fact, take him upon
the whole, lie is the horse of horses. He will be seven
years old the ensuing spring. He has proven himself his
first season, a sure foal getter, and has convinced his pa
trons of the falsity of the tale that was put in circulation,
relative tu his impotency.
PEDIGREE*—John Basrombe was gut hy old Ber
trand, out of Grey G*»osc, she hy Pacolet,and he by import
ed Uitizen; gramlam by imported Buzzard, great grnmlam
by Wade Hampton's Paragon, g. g. grandma hy imported
Figure,g. g. g. gramlam the old Slamtnerkin nmre hy the
celehrased imported horse Wildair, out of the celebrated
Cub mare. Wade Hampton’s Paragon was got by import
ed Fiimnap out of Camilla, and she by Burwell’s Traveller,
his gramlam by old Fearnought, g. grandnm Calista, im
ported by Col. Bird. Btirwelfs Traveller was got by
Mortojpi’s Traveller, out of Col. Bird’s C&lista.
PERFORMANCE G
1831, Huntsville, Ala. Nov. 15 Mde heats, best three
in five, he ran second to Stockholder, beating Kachel John
son, Whalebone, nnd Samuel O’Roiike. Time, 2m. 4s; 2m.
3s; 2tn. 5s; 2m. 5s.
1835, .\«»v. 18, at Montgomery, Ala , three mile heats, he
won the purs®, distancing iSamucl O’Kouke. bi> only com
petitor, the first heat, in fun 52s.
1835, Nov. 24, nt Mount Meighs. Ala. three mile heats, he
ran second t » Bill Auntin. beating Daphne. Time,6m; 6m, 3s.
1835, Dec. 10, at Columbus (in. three mile heals, lie beat
Volney, by industry. Time, first heat, 6m. Volney having
broke down.
1836, J.«n 13. ot Augusta, Ga. three mile heats, he lieai
Cheslalee, Ormond, Col. Towiw’n Truffle roll, and distanc
ed Paid i lifford.in the first and Vertumnus in the second
hunt, in 5m 54s; 5m 56s.
1836, April 12, at Augusta, Ga. in a match of four mile
heats, he distanced Col. Hampton’s A'gyle the first heat, in
7m 44s—truck thirty-three feel over a mde. This match was
lor $32,000, $17,000 on Argyll* and $]5,000 on Col Crow
ell’s stable, consisting of Bill Austin, Lady Nashville, John
Bascombe, and Bolivia; Ba.scome having been selected.
1836, May 31, at tlte Union Course, Long Island, in a
match of four mile heats, $5,000 a side, after I ravelling nine
hundred miles, he beat the champion ofthe North, Post Boy’,
two strait fo nts, four uiih seaeh, in 7rn 49s and 7m 514s.—
Track not in the best order, and the day windy.
1836, Dec. 0, at Augusta, Ga, lour mile heats, lie heat the
grey colt kite ami Lady Morgan, in two heats. Time, 8ra
Is; 8m Is
John Ba<eomhe never lost a heat after getting into the hands
ofCoI. John Crowell, his present owner.
F. W. LACY.
Augusta Ga., Dec. 14, 1837.—2C-]3t
JUST PUBLISHED,
The Pleadings and Evidence in the trial of
s&Eg’&ng iSAirjjssisit
For Cheating and Swindling.
ffT^A few copies for sale at thisC tfice.
AW ORDCV'ASCE
Tn raise a Revenue far the year 1^38.
B E it o-dained, hv the Mayor and Alderm®n of the Ci'y
of Milledgcville, in Council convened, that for the
purpose of rai>ing a revenue to defray the expenses inej.
dpntal to tho police regulations, and to provide the means
of paying such expenses as may he n~ces<ary for the
general -benefit of said City for the year eighteen hundred
nnd th rfy-®iqhf, tho following rates of taxation he, and the
sam® are herebv imposed.
On all retailers of spirituous or fermented liquor, in le<?s
qnnnl'iies than on 1 gallon, a fax of twenty-five dollars, and
on^ dollar to ihe Clerk in every instance for a license.
On all goods wares and merchandize, ineltiding drng«*,
medi -ir.es, saddles, br'dles nnd harness, hoots, shoes, cloth
ing and the materials for th * fabrien'ion thereof; clocks,
watches, pre**i*ius stone? and jewelry of every discretion :
pleasure carriages of all descriptions, held and kept for sale
the City of Milledg ‘vi»'I®. there shall he paid a tax of
thirty cents on every hundred dollars value—:lie person
giving in to swear to th*- highest amount of stork or nv’r
rhandiz® which he mav have had on hand nt nnv ftrrr- he.
tween the first day of January and the first day of Mav of
the present year.
On all houses and lots, and unimproved lots, in raid City
tax of ihirtv rents or. evt ry hundred dollars of vain
r- ’ti:rnrd or assess d.
On nl! pleasure carriages, for th® transportation of persons
kep? and used in said Oitv. n tax «»f fiftv r-o^'s p®r wheel.
On nil waggons and carts, and jersey waggons, a tax of
twenty-five rents p«»r wheel.
On each white male inhabitant of snid City. hetw®en the
thengex of sixteen nnd fortv-five years, a tax of two dollars
as a commutation for road and street duty.
On eneh while male inhabitant of snid City, between the
ages of right®en arid s'xiy years, a lax of one dollar, as a
commutation for patrol dntv.
On each prnclit'oner of Law or Medicine, including
Thompsonian, Botanic. Straw *>r Root Doctors, keeping
orrtipvingan office in whole or in j art in the City of Mil
ledgevilie, n mx of five dollars.
On earli m ile «:]avp between the ages of sixteen and f »rt
five vea r s. a tax *>f two dollars.
On all oih®r slaves between the ages of ten.and sixty
yen-s, n tat of twenty-five rents each.
On all piihBc forries, tha landing of which is within the
corporate limits of the City of A/il^dguville, a tax of twenty
dollars.
On each Billiard table kept or used within the corporate
I mils of the City, whether a charge be made for playing or
not, a tax of twenty dollars.
On each Bagatelle mb]** kept or used within the corporate
limits of the City, a tax of fifteen dollars.
On each and every livery stable, in which the owner or
owners, occupant or occupants may keep horses to hire
whether for a long or short period of time, a tax of twenty
dollars.
On the owners of all horses, hacks, gigs, sulkies, buggie:
or other carriages of pleasure, who hire for any space of
time, whether long nr short, any of the above named things,
but do not keep a public stable, a tax of five dollars.
On each fan yard kept within the corporate limits of the
City of Mill* ilgeville, a tax of twenty-five dollars.
On nil blacksmith’s forges within the corporate limits of
said City, a tax of ten dollars on eneh forge or hearth.
On all bricks made within the corporate limits of said
City, a tax of fifteen cents on every thousand, the return to
he made on oath, quarterly, by the owner or proprietor of
such brickyard, to the Clerk of the board.
On every free male person of colour between the ages of
fifteen and sixty years, a tax of fifteen dollars.
On every free fi male person of color, betwen the ages of
fifteen and sixty years, a tax of ten dollars.
On each and every free male or female person of colour
over eight nnd under fifteen years of age, a tax of three del
lars, unless hound out.
On nil hraps of stable manure, privies unenclosed, or
privies so exposed that hogs may have access to them, a tax
of ten dollars.
On nil persons who fire, vend or dispose of fire crackers,
or poppies, or rockets, or any other kind of fire works, a tax
of fifty dollars.
On all bakers or venders of bread, cakes or pies of any
discript ion, a tax of five dollars, and one dollar to the Clerk
fora license
On nil hank stock forming th® capita! of any hank or branch
of any hank in IfifledgeviHe, nnd not the property of the
State a tax of thirty cents on every hundred dollars of the
amourt paid in on the stock of such Bank, or the amount
s®t apart to such Branch Bank by the principal hank having
a branch iu said City, which amounts shall he ascertained hy
the oath of the Cashier when he makes return of his indi-
viduarcity property.
On afl money loaned out at interest, or kept to he loaned
out at interest, or for the purpose of purchasing promissory
notes or other evidences of debt, a tax of thirty cents on
every hundred dollars, so use*!, kept or loaned out.
On all sales at auction within raid City, one and a quarter
per rent on thp amount of sales, to be returned on oath and
paid quarter yearly to the Clerk, by th® auctioneer.
On all goods wares and merchandize brought within said
city between the first of May nnd the thirty-first day of De
cember of the present year, a tax of seventy-five‘cents on
every hundred dollars of the returned or assessed value
(hen*of; and should any person bringing in goods, wares or
merchandize, as aforesnid fail or refuse to return them, then
and in thateveni, it shall be the duty of the Clerk of the
Board to proceed to have the same assessed hy three discreet
freeholders of snid City .* Provided, that nothing herein con
tained shall apply to the g.tods brought to the City hy resi
dent merchants thereoftor to goods brought in for the purpose
of being sold, nnd which are actually sold, at auction, hut to
those only import®*! hy iniierant traders, or merchants who
remain in the city for a period less than one yeor.
On every showman or juggler who shall perform or ex
hibit for public amusement and who charge therefor, for each
and every day they perform or exhibit a tax of five dollars.
On all eollectmnof wax figures, a tax of five dollars for
•orh day the same iray be exhibited.
On every circus or eque>trian company a tax of forty dol
lars per day for each day they may perform; and on earh
and every collection of animals or birds exhibited for money
a fax of ten dollars per day ; an J all show men or jugglers,
proprietors of wax figures, animals or birds, every circus or
equestrian company, before they shall he allowed to exhibit,
must apply Vo, and receive from tho Clerk a license, for
which, besides the aforementioned sums, they and each of
them, shall pay to the Clerk one dollar fora license.
Read and passed, 7th May, 1838.
WILLIAM Y. IIANSELL, Mayor.
W. \V. Paine, Secretary. H
Mi Hedge vi lle, May 15,1838. 47—It.
ISAAC WILLINGHAM, petitioner
C0PV OF THE AGREEMENT
Rocm etl of Iranc Willingham. Fifty Dollars In foil BS .
ment for one hundred and eighty-two acre* and a half mi
Land more or less, adjoining M Calister Williamson on \U
west side, whereon the said Isaac now lives, for which 1
promise to make good and sufficient titles, this
1836. WILLIAM WILLINGHAM. '
JASPER INFERIOR COURT.
Sitting for Ordinary Purposes,
rr, , March Term 1938.
■* ° _ M Johnson, administrator on the sstats §f
William Willingham, deceased, and to the heirs and k>n!
representative* nf said deceased, you w ifi take notire "
T UI AT the said William Johnson, administrator oafla
estate of William Willingham, deceased, will be di
rected l.y an order of this eourt, which shall lie first heI4
after this rule shall he legally advertised, to make good aa4
sufficient titles in fee simple fur that tract or parcel of Lung
mentionrd in the foregoing petition and agreement rn wri
ting to the snid Issac Willingham ageeahly to the promis*
nr said agreement contained, unless cause to the ronlmry
can he shown, and it is **ijerecj hv thermirf, that the afro?#
publication and this rule^he published in a public gnxrtl*
and in the public places in said county for three months h*!
fore the order absolute shall he applied for end past.
A true extract from the minutes of the court,
48—3m RICHARD FLEMISTEK, c. c. 0.
GEORGIA- Richmond county.
rg^HIS Indenture, made tins the first day of March, m
3 the year of our 1 ord eighteen hundred and twenty,
three, between William Walker of the one part nnd
Solomon IIogf. of the ot her part witnessed! tha: theiai*!
William Walker for and in consideration of the sum of
three hundred d- ilarx. in hand paid, nt and before the fin
ing and sealing oft these presents, the receipt whereof if
heicby acknowledged, hath bargained, sold and conveyed
and b\ these presents doth bargain, sell nnd convey unto
the said Sol unon f lodge, his heirs, executors, adroinisin»-
tors and assigns, all that tract or parcel of Land in the third
district of Appling county, and known in the plan of fnid
district by lot number five hundred nnd three, containing
f-nr hundred and ninety acres more or less, to have end lo
hold the said tract ol Land unto him the said $olomot
Hugo, his heirs, executors, administrators nnd assign* fore
ver in fee simple and the said \\ dlinrn Walker for himself,
hi> heir*, executors,adm nistr&rors and assigns, d«>es hereby
w arrant and defend the title to said lot of Land unto him tan
•raid C'oiomon Hodge, his heirs, executors, a*!minis:'atom
and assigns and from the lawful claim or claims of wery
other person or persons w hatroever.
In testimony whereof the snid William Walker hath litre*
unto set his hand and affixed his seal the day nnd y**ar a.
bove written. WILLIAM WALKER, [seal]
Sigm d, sealed and delivered in the presence of John
Buck, Nancy Newmans.
GEORfil A. A pi Iirtg conn ty.
f N open court cumo John Johnson, sen nnd after being
duly sworn says on his oath, that he was th® owner of
an original deed, of which th® above and foregoing in rub-
stanti ffly a Copy, to th® best of his knowledge ami heli-ff",
that this deponent ur hi® attorney had the same in pnssi*-
sio!t and that the deed is lost or mislaid and cannot bo found
hy iIii'k deponent.
Sworn to before me,
'I herefore on motion ordered, That the foregoing ropy
deed b® established in lien of the lost original, at the next
term »»f this court, unless cause he shown to the contrary,
hy the sai l William Walker or his legal representative*,
and that this rul® b® published once a month til? the next
term of this court, «n *»nc of th® public gaze:ta of this Stan,
together with the copy deed and affidavit.
GLOrSi A, Appbnc connty.
I. William A. 58rndifhnt, d-rk of the superior rourt of
sa»*! county, do certify iha; ih above and foregoing is a trtt*
extract taken from the minutes, passed at May term of said
cowl, 1838. 4£
EATONTON FACTORY.
w H\HE Euft-nton Manufacturing Company havenowio
" slice- s.sftd operation T WO DO I'ISLE HOOL
CARDS (one with n Condenser,) they will have custom
Woof Ca-ded or Carded and Spun with quick despatch;
their stork of' Superior Wonll®n CI«»lh suttahlefor Negroes
\\ infer clothing will he very considerable: also, their stock
of \a p ns of the various Numbers, Cotton, Oznaharg-,
Well ftope. Bed Conis, Plough Lines, &c. will at all lira**
probablv equal the demand; they invite Merchant?, Far*
mers and others t*> call anil examine th®ir goods and their pri-
ees, a* they are confident they can purchase on hetier terms;
all orders thankfully received, and attended to wilhlhs ut
most despatch. May 18, 1838.
IRBY HFDSON,
43-2t For Ealonton Manufacturing Company.
C S RCC L 4R.
npIIE undersigned lake pleasure in being able to stnt«, t*
I Merchants of this State, G**orgia, North Carolina,
Tennessee and Alabama, who have heretofore made their
purchases in this city, that although many of us have lost a
part of our GOODS, hy the Fire of Friday night27;h
ultimo, others have been so fortunate as to save all, and ia
the roUJSP of two or three days will resume business
usual. vVe invite all who have contemplated a visit to.this
city, thi- s spring, to come with the certain calculation of
being able to replenish their assortment, quite as wr11m
they have ever been aide to do it at this season ef
year.
L. M. Wiley, Parish 4’ Co.
Fort, Townsend Mendenhall.
H. W. Conner.
C. 4’ Cr. II. Kelsey Sp HalstecL
Hartal, Lynn 4* Co.
Bannister Sf Lanneau.
Jackson, Capers 4'Co,
Boor cam 4* Co.
Miller, Ripley 4* Co.
HavHand, Ilarral Allen..
W eed 4* Fanning.
Gilliland, Son df Howell.
Hyatty M % Burney dp Co.
J. W. Y. Watson.
E. B Stoddard.
II- Stoddard, Miller df Co.,
John Van Winkle.
William C. Oakley.
Hatch. Flemmg df Co.
Hayden, Gregg Co..
Baker, Fry <$• Co.
James R. Stevens.
James J. McCarter.
S. J. Walton.
J. df C. Lau-ion.
Grnnniss, White <|’ Co.
Stevens, Henderson 4* Adger.
Farrar 4* Robinson.
TV. Timmons 4* Son.
Elisha Carson 4’ Co.
Howland, Ward 4* Taft.
Casimer Patrick.
C. Burckmyer 4’ Co.
George B. Locke 4* Co.
D. Crocker 4* Co.
S. Chadwick & Co.
John L. Pezant Jg Co.
S. Mown/, Jun.
Edw- Winslow.
W. Jones & Smith.
Otis J. Chafe.
William Millikin.
Mil/ikin & Walton.
Dorrance & Biglow.
James Bancroft <ii Co.
J. R. Simonlon & Co.
Hillard &c Wade.
Nathan A. Cohen.
N. H. Wildman & Co.
Starr 4’ Willtams.
F. Day.
Lord & Stocker.
Taylor & Kennedy. ^
Charleston, South-Carolina, M»y 1,14S. ® ”