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Newspaper Page Text♦ UfOrFAT’S , celebrated vegetable r.ftgtjs wre^sslfesaHMKaus, W HEN Ih? mint important functions of life are sus pended,am] those who are invalids by inheritance •r imprudence are reduced to a deplorable Male of nervous, debility, they should not even llien despair, for it is not in despair that relief can he found. Ao. Let them first look eioiiicd, nr.d lay ii.g aside all prtjndires, n.-k ihrmselvea tliis question—“if my physicinn cannot help me, is bis reputed skill my only resort?" Perhaps at iltal moment I be heading of this advertisement “Moffat's Life Medicines,” would eatc h their eye; and were they in truth div< sled of foolish prejudices, they might, per- haps, he induced to inquire whether Mr Moffat's theory and ire a’mcnl of disease, diff red from that of their own physician's. Tiny would llicit hnrnthat it did differ, and very vviit< ly, and with most happy results, loo. If they pursued their enquiries still further, they would find that all practising physicians of the present day pre scribes MERCURY, in some firm, for almost every disease, anti they would h ain. too, that nu re uria) nictliriii'-s. though they give present relief, iindeiminc ilia eonMituiion, and always leave the patient in a preoarions Mate of health. A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE is just the re verse of all this. For hnndrrds of years heflire that scourge of mankind, “Merrurv,” was employed in the healing art, Physicians used nothing hut simple herbs. Even the Bible recommend as ihe "skilful physician” he who prpparcth his met! icines from herbs: Witness Eeclesiaslieu.'t. Chap XXIII. V. 3. Tht skilful physician shall lift up his head; and in the sight of the p rent no n he shall be in admiration. V. 4. Far he hath prepared his nieilicines out of the HBARBi> of the curlli, and he that is wise will not alitor them. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES pos- Besses qualities of he most mild and beneficial nature.— They are composed of orlieles the most ami putrescent, Combined with earedients known ns the only certain nnli- (lotefor Fi vers of every description. When the disease is produced cither from cold, obstruction, bad air,swampy nad damp situations, or pulric miasma, whether malignant or epidemic, or hy other causes, these medicines are certain in Iheir operation or effect*. They are possessed of peculiar qualities, which not only < i|iel all disease, hut at the same lime restore and invigorate the system. When first taken into the stomach, they ivunediately diffuse themselves like a vapor through every pore, producing t ff els at once de li), htfnl, salutary and permanent. When the spark of life begins to grow dim, the ein illation languid, and the facili ties paraltznd, these medicines are found lo given tone to Ihe nerves, e.yh'li.Ue the animal spit i is, invigorate the body, and rc-anitna'e the whole man. TIIE Ill'll M l.DICINES have also been used wilhlhe most happy success in Nervous and Dyspeptic diseases, Con sumption, Asthma, t-iver Complaint, Rheumatism, (chronic and inflammatory) Dropsies, dro. Arc. For full particulars, the reader is invited lo osll at Mr. Moffat's office, 367 Broadway, and receive a copy of the Coo l Samaritan, published gratuitously. '1 he following letters are lately selected from a very large number which Mr. Moffat ij:is lately received from difli rent parts of the United States : Mt. Moffat—Dear Sir: It is with sincere pleasure that I venture to address you, to thank you furlhe benefit I have d erived from your medicines. My complaint was Salt Klieuma,for u hieli I have tri.d nearly all the medicines w hieli u ere advertised in t lie newspapers. I, however, rc- ci ivod no relief (rum any of lilt in. Since, I was shown your Good Samaritan, u inch induced me to try your medicines. W lieu I appliial to you, my legs and arms were so had that liny look- il like raw he- f. and were covert d with sears; but after taking a twenty // vo rent box of your pills, the <Iead skin began to scale off', anti so rominued until I vva« entirely cured, li is now four months since 1 was cured, nnd I have hail no return of the complaint J have recom mended your medicine to several persons, anti should advise all afflicted vviilt Salt* Khentna lo try it. itespoclfoliy, your nli’t servant, M. GLEO LEU, I3th st., between alb and Jackson avenues. Lawrexck, N. Y„ May 23, 1333. Mr. Moffat.--Dear Sir : 1 was troubled with the Piles fur •several year-. I applied i:t the most emii#nt physicians v ithout reliaf. A friend of mise, Mr Clarke, who bail re ceived great relief from tin m, reoBnp mended me to use your Life Pills. Though I was suffering very severely with them at the time, Iexperienced relief in 48 hours, and in a few weeks was rot troubled vvilli il.ttn al all, anti 1 have boon lyee from distn ss t ver since nnd liave great pleasure in recommending tlit-m lo those afflicted in a similar manner. Respect hilly, JOSEPH E. STEARNS. For sate, wholesale anil retail, at \V. B. MOFFAT’S ofilce, 367 Broadway, near Franklin st ,Nt vv Y'utk From the l-enisville Journal, Oct. 13 At the sol vital ion of an old friend, we publish vviih pleas- nre. in this day’s paper, a letter from Mr O. L. Smith, of jhe firm of Smith, Kiddle St Co. of tliis city, to Mr. Moffat, *if the city ot New York, proprietor of the "Life Fills and Finn nir Fiitti rs.” In litis letter, Mr. Smith gives an account of his sufferings from a severe ntlack of chronic rlieuma- ■tism, under w hieli lie labored fir more than three years, ant! of his speed if cure by the use of the aforesaid medicines A certificate, coming frum so respectable » sourer, cannot fail lo have its weight in this community. If ibis medicine is found by experience to effect so immediate a cure of a complaint so painful and distressing, it would he highly val uable to persons engaged in navigating steamboats on our Wokleru rivets. From their constant exposure to the in- ,rlcmaney of ttie-wt alher.antl from the rapidity of their tran- ssition from a told lo nsarm t liinale.and )'tun a warm toa cold one, they ore peculiarly liable to i her malic attacks. To them this medicine may prove an invaiuahle remedy—one •which they can always keep on hand for Use as occasion imay require. It it t:n ; d that a single dose of three pills, or two doses nt most, will relieve a common cold. The proprietor of the Medicine, through a friend, was so kind, a few weeks ago, ne to send us a l oti o of the hitters, and a box of the pills; and vvle n nffl-eled with a severe cold, we have derived ap parently grt at lit tit-fit from their use. We do not believe that any medicine ever has been or will he discovered, which in serious complaints, will supercede the necessity of the pin sieian's serv ices, yet we have si rongi reason to hope that the medicine, of which we have been speaking, will prove of great u.iiity lo the community. LETTER FROM O. L. SMITH. Louisville, Get. 1st., 1337. Mr. John Moffat.— Upwards of four years ago i was at tacked with a violent chronic then mill ism, by which I was much reduced and crippled. I applitd to the IipsI physicians, hut without receiving any relief. I have passrd two months in Louisiana, and one in the West Indies, being advised that She climate would effect mv cure.—During one summer I ■visited the Hot Springs in Virginia, but nil fniletl to relieve me. Some time in July 1 was advised hy a friend, recently fri m New York, to try the effect of your Life Fills and Phc- nix /Jitters 1 began Intake them reluctantly, and without having any faith in their efficacy whatever, and was truly astonish'd to find that I grew better every day. I continued to use lie in fur about twenty days, in which lime the use of iny limb* were completely restored, anti I now consider myself in us good health as I ever before enjoyed. 1 feel it ■a duty which I owe to you cm! the publicly generally, lo give you ibis cert-'Scale of the effects of your valuable med icines on m", in a case which was believed both hy my self and my ti tends, to he almost incurable. I will say in -additionto this,that I have recommended your medicines to several of my acquaintances, who are u.-irig them with •every appearance of receiving the same btnefitand relief. Respectfully, O. L. SMITH, Of the firm of Smith, Riddle & Co. .Main st. LETTER FROM SINGLETON WILSON. Shelby County, Kentucky, Nov. 5, 1838. Mr. John Moffat.—Sir: In the summer of 1825, I was at- 'tat ked vv ilh a most violent enfant mis eruption; my face, •hands, arms, ankles and feet suffered mod, though other |M>r- tions of my body were diseased. As tbe appearance of this •eruption strongly resembled an aggravated ease of poisoned skin from a vine in tliis ouunlry railed Poison Oak, i ap- f ilied the remedies usually rpsorted to for that complaint; they lowcver produced no salutary effect, anti the disease con tinued to rage untilthe approach of cold weather, when it -gradually commenced dying and ultimately disappeared. Every summer since then, this discose lias assailed me with unmitigated violence; my face has often been so inflamed that 1 was unable to see, ami other portions of mv body presenietl the highest and most painful appearances of cuta neous inflammation. I have been oflrn fop weeks unable to leave my horn e. and during the whole of the hot seasons I suffered unmitigated pain. Perhaps few have suffered for the past ten years more titan I have, and you may there fore imagine that 1 have not failed to use every remedv that has been recommended to me from a respeclaldo source.— finch in truth is the fact, 1 have been treated over and over again for this disease by tbe most learned physicians in this country, and all without effect, save a momentary rr spite, from copious bleeding, to w hit'll I have often bt en com yelled to re soor wear out for tbe want of sleep; rny genera! health, in consequence of this disease, has been greatly in jured, ami! am inclined to beilievo that a few more attacks of it would have brought rue to mv grave. 1 am however, sir, happy to mCirm you, that in July last your medicine v.as recommended to me by your friend Ma jor Whcatly, of Louisville. J soon found myself much im proved, anil in less than n month every vestige of the dis ease was removed; my general health is also greatly- bene- fitied. It would mu In? amiss, perhaps, to mention that, although subject to Rheumatism, I have been entirely free from it since I used your Life Fills qnd Phoenix Bitters. I nrlieve my sell cured, and for a man of my age, being in my 66ih year, 1 aiu in good Inaltb. The next summer 1 will test the efficacy of yoitr medi cines further in my case and then you shulI hear from rne again. SINGLETON WILSON. LETTER FROM J. B. BLAND. . Louisville, Nov. 1st, 1837. Mr. John Mo fiat—Sir: An infant son of mine, in Jnlv last, w as afflicted w it li w hat is commonly called a bowel complaint, termed by the Faculty, Cholera Infant am, (a dis ease dreadfully fatal to children in the western country.; I tried several remedies without effect. Hearing that some ol your Life Pills were to he had in Ibis city, I procured a box, and gave m v child a single pill in solution; it operated well, and the child commenced eating with a tolerable ap. petite the next evening, and speedily got well, and is now ill perfect health Another son aged t ight years look a se vere cold which caused him to have a high fever through the day. I gave him two pills at night, they operated well the next way; the fever left him, and he has ever since been in good health. I have a servant woman aged about forty eight years, who had been ill for many months, nnd was greatly reduced and emaciated, so much to that I did not expect she could ever recover her health. I cannot snv cer tainly vvlut ihe disease was with w hich she was afflicted, iror can t well describe the symptoms. I determined lo try the t lh cl ol tlie P:IL and hitters both on her, merely as an experiment, believing I hoy woultl do her no harm if they should do no good. I gave her the Pills and Bitters agree able to your directions, and soon found that she wes rapidly recovering. She is now well and attend to her business as Usual. The traits of your medicines In my family has caused me lo speak of them in high terms of commendation; some of my friends are rather skeptical upon this subject; I w ill mil undertake to say certainly that your medicines cured these three eases of illness in my family, hut 1 will say, that in each ease the patients began lo mend almost immediately after taking your Life Pills anti Phenix Bitters. ' J, B. BLAND. For sale bv M. E. EDWARDS, Agent, AT HIS UltV UOOD STORE, September 11 1333 — MtUedgtmtlU, Georgnf. D ekalb, sheriff’s sale—on the first Tuesday in December next.will,within the legal hours lie sold, before theCourt House dopr in the town of Deca tur, in said county, the following property, to nil: Two Negroes, to wit: Lewis, a man about thirty years old, and Mariah, a woman about twenty years old. to sa.is- fy a number of fi. fas. issued from a Justice’s l’ourt of the 526tli District G. M. in favor of John J. Mitchel, vs. Bil lings B. Bird: sold as tlie properly of said Bird : levied on and returnid to ine by a constable. One lot in tbe town of Decatur, known and distinguish ed in the plan cf said town by lot numbereiglit ; levied on as tbe property of Alfred B. GiAnwood, to satisfy one mortgage li. fi>- issued from Dr Kalb Superior Court, in fa vor of Jonies Ligon, vs. Alfred B. Greenwood : properly pointed out in said mortgage fi. fii JOHN JONES, D Sheriff. September 22, 1S33. 13 ■VMANUEL KHEHIFrS SALE.—On the first WM Tuesday in November next, will, within the Itgal hours, he sold, before the court house door in the tow n i f Swairishoroiigb, Emanuel rounty— One tract of Land,containing three hundred acres, more or less, whereon Robert Black now lives, adjoining lands of Sampson Powell and others : levied on as tlie psoperly of ihe said Black, lo satisfy one fi. fa. in favor of II. P. Tur ner. Property pointed out by the plaintiff, and levy made and returned to me by a ronstuhle. A. E. HAKRISS, D. Sheriff. St pti mlier 17, 1938. 15 C IO WET A SHERIFF’S SALE.—On the first > Tuesday in Now mlier nett, will, within the legal hum s, he sold, Is fore the court-house door in the town of Neivnan, Coweta county. Two feather beds, one bedstead and furniture, levied on as the property of Jetemiah Corley to saltsfv one fi fa from Coweta Inferior Court, in favor of Edward F.athcrsfone vs. said Corley: properly pointed out hv defendant. Sept. 27, 1838. THOMAS HUGHEY. Sheriff. Also, ut the same time and place, will be sold. Lot of land. No 138, in the 2d district of Coweta oounly, levied en as tile property of John C. Johnson, to satisfy one fi fa issued from Justices Court, in favor of M. F. Nall, vs. John C. Johnson and A. Holland: levy made and returned to me by a constable. Sept. 2G. KICK'D B. WOOTTEN, D. Sheriff. P ~~ IKE SHERIFF’S SALK.-On the first Tues day in November next, will, within the legal hours, be sold, before the Court House uoor in the town of Zebu- loo. Pike county, One lot of Laud, No. 208, in Ihe eighth district of origi nally Marion, now Pike county, and fifiy acres off of the south partef lot No. Ill, in the 9lh district ef originally Monroe, now Pike ctniniy, anti one tlark hay Horse—all le vied on ns the property of John Hnteley, lo satisfy three fi. las.issued from the Superior Court of said county, in fa vor of Richard J. Marsldey ami others, vs. John liateley : properly pointed oolhy d-.fentlant. One rood wagon, levied on hy virtue of a fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of Archi bald A. Porter, vs. Joshua Grace : properly pointed out by defendant. The west half of lot of land No. 212, in the second dir- trie! of originally Monroe, now Pike county ; levied on by virtueof a fi. fit. irssuod from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of Slone and Thrower, vs. Naugv Cala- way, administratrix of Jot 1 Calavvay, deceased : property pointed out l>v plaintiff.—Scpiembet 28, 1833. 15 ' J. H. SHIVERS, D. Sheriff. A DIHINI8TH ATOK’S SALE.—Ey virtue of an order of the honorable 11 , * DMINISTK .ATOR’S SAI.F.—Will be sold in the Inferior Court of Elbert /R. the town of Covington, N. wton county. =>n the first county, w hen silling for ordinary purposes, will be sold, at Tuesday in November next, Lot of l-and No. 231, in the theCourt House, in Pulaski county,on the first Tuesday in t ig.p district of formerly Henry, now'Newton county. Sold Dt ermber next, between the usual hours of sale, lot of j as the property of Edmund Camp, deceased. Sold for the Land No 13C, in the 4lh district of originally Dooly, now i ^ nr (- lt of the heirs of said deceased. F OUR MONTHS after dale, application will ba made to the Inferior court of Dek*alb sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real ea late ol Lew is D. Veal, late of said county, decemmd. NANCY VEAL, admx. , August 21 9 DAVfD B. ANDERSON, aim. or. '< HWIN SHERIFF'S SALE.—On the firstTuee- * day in November next, will, within the legal hours, lie sold, before ihe t ourl-house door, in the town of Irwin, in said county. One fractional lot of Laud, number two hundred anti twenty-four (224) in the first district of said county. Solti in compliance of n:i an of the past Legislature. SMITH TURNER, Sheriff. Scpttmber 11, 1833. 14 (POSTPONED SALE.) D EKAT.Li SHERIFF’S SALE.—On the first Tuesday in Drcejiber next, will, within the leg.I hours be sold, before the court-house door in the town cf Deeatu-, DeKalb comity. One Negro man by the name of Phil or Philip about flirty -five years of age levied on as the property of John M'Ginnis, to satisfy one mortgage fi. fa. issued from the in ferior court of DeKalb county, in favor of Joseph A. Reeves rs.raid .Vidimus: property puinud out ill said mort gage fi. fa. September 17.13"S. 14 JOSEPH WALKER, i). sheriff. '-MDSES SHERIFF’S SALE On the fir.t Tm sdav in November next,w ill.wirhin the legal hours, be sold, before the emir! bouse door, in :he town of Clinton, Jones comity, tbe following properly, to wit: A negro man by the name of Ben, about 24 years old. to saiisfy a mortgage fi. fa. issued from the Inferior t 'ourt of Ililib comity, in favor of Z"o huriah Lamar,against Joseph Holland, said negro being the same pointed out ill said li. fa. as the properly of said Holland. DANIEL NEW’NAN SMITH. Sheriff. A “gnat 23,1333. 10 ~i hM I \l ST R A TOR'S "SALE.—Agreeable to Jr.8k- an order of the Inferior Court of Twiggs county, w hen sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tues day in Dect inbpr next, within the legal hours, be sold, he- forethe Court House door in Carroll county, a ltd of land number sixty-three, in the lentil district of Carroll eotintv at the t : me of survey. Soil for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of John W. Wade, late of said county, deceased. Terras made known on the day of sale. JESSE WADE, adm’or. September 19,1838. 15 A dministrators’ sale.—Agreeably ro an order of the honorable the Inferior Court of Hen ry rounty, w hen sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in December next, be sold, before theCourt Huuse door in said county, one hundred and thirty-seven acres of Land, being part of lot No. 243 in the 12th district of Henry rotiniy. Also, fifty acres, beiug a part of lot No. 65. in sttitl district, os a part of the realeetateof James Caldwell, late of llenry county, deceased, for- the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms made known on ihe day of sale.—September 15, 1333. THOMAS CALDWELL,) ... 14 JOHN E. FARMER, \ ,d ' n 0 A DMINISTRATORS’ SALE.—Agreeably to an order of the Inferior Court of Walton County, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will, within the legal hours bn sold, before the Court House door, in the town of Madison, Morgan county,on the first Tuesday in December next, two hundred two and a half acres of land, more or less, being the tract whereon Hugh Mennes lately resided. Sold as part of the real estate of mid Hugh Meares, deceased.— Terms on l he day of sale. JOHN S WEAVES.) , . . all: n b mkanes, \ adm 0Ti - 1. 13 September 18, 1838. A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE Agreeably to an order of tlie Inferior Court of Wilkinson county, when setting for ordinary purposes, will,on the first Tues day in December next, Ire sold, before the Court House door in the town of Irwin ton, in said County, one hundred two and a half acres of Land, more or loss, ljeing one half of lot No. 140, in the 27th district of said county. Sold as the estate of Winlock C. Pparson, deceased. JONATHAN PEARSON, adm'or. ■ September 13,1838. 13 A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Agreeable to an order of the Inferior Court of DeKalb rounty, w hen silling for ordinary purposes, will he suit), nt Baker Court House, Gs., on the first Tuesday in December next, lot of Land No. 347, in the 7th District of formerly Early, as part of the real estate of Levi Clark, late of DeKalb county, deceased, fur the benefit of tbe heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms at sale.—Sept. 5,1833. 13 SOLOMON CLARK, adm’trr. A DMINISTRATORS’ SALE.—Agreeably loan order of i he Inferior Court of Henry comity, when siriingfor ordinary purposes, will, be sold on the 31st day of October next, a! tbe late residence of. William Hudson, late of Henry county, deceased, all the personal property of said deceased. Sale to continne from day to day, until all is sold. Terms made known on the day of sale. NANCY HUDSON, adm'rx. THOS. D. JOHNSON, adm'or. September 14, 1838. 13 A DMIN ISTRA TOR’S S a Li:.-Agreeably to on order of the inferior court of Pulaski county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in November next, within the legal hours.be sold, hrfore the court-house in the town of Hawkinsvil’e, iri said county, two apt! a half lots of Land, situated in the fourth district of originally Dooly, now Pulaski conmy, known and dis tinguished in the plan of said district, as lots numbers I no hundred and eighteen and two hundred and seven, and the east half of lot number two hundred, with about one hun dred and forty or fifty acres of improved Land ; together with comfortable Buildings, anew Gin and Gin Ifonse.nnd two fine Orchards—one of Apple and ihe other of Peach — and a fine stand for a Tavern, being at the junction of the River Koatl with the Blackshear, four miles southwest of Haw kinsville. The premises will besold for the benefit of the heirs and rrodirora of John McDonald, late of said county, deceased.—September 1. 1838. 12 RANDAL McDONALD, adm’or. O t T ARDIAN’S DA I E.—Agreeable lo an order of the Inferior Court of DeKnih county, w hen sitting I for ordinary purposes, will he sold, on I be first Tuesday in • December next, at Marietta, Cobb county. Ga., lot of Land ; number (70) seventy, in the (20th) twentieth district of the . second section of formerly Cherokee, now Cebb county, fi.r the benefit of Ihe minor heirs of flenry Watkins,de ceased. Terms on the day of sale. * WILLIAM MILLER, ) r ... LEANDER RIFFLE, \ <" u " d ' an *- September 22, 1838. 15 MA FARDIAN’S KALE Will be sold, <n thefirst Tuesday in December next, before the Court Honso door in the town of New nan, Coweta rounty, between the usual hours of sale, agreeable to an order of the Inferior Court of said rounty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, lot of land number (102) one hundred nnd two, in ihe fifth district of said county of Coweta. Sale for tbe benefit of the minors. Terms on the dav of sale.—Sent. 3. IS38. 12 ROBERT L. NEWMAN. Guardian. A DMINI8TR ATRIX’S SALJR.-Agreeableloan /\ order of the Inferior Court of Coweta county, when sitting fi<r ordinary purposes, will besold before the Court Housedoor in the town of Nevvnan, in said county, on the first Tuesday in November next, lot of land number one hundred and five, in the 7lh district of suit! county, under the incumbrance of the w idow’s dower. Terms on the day of aale.—Aitguat 22,1838. 10 NANCY BARNETT, Adm'rx. A DMINISTRATRIX’S KALE.-Agreeableto an (order of tbe Inferior Court of Coweta county, will be sold, on the first Tuesday in December next, before the Court House door in the county of Paulding, lot of land number one thousand, in the 20th district of the 3d section of late Cherokee, now Paulding county. Terms on Ihe day of sale.—August 28, 1838. 10 NANCY BARNETT, Adm’rx. A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Agreeably to an order of the inferior court of Decatur connty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in November next, within tne legal hours, he told, before the court-hojiKe door in Walker county, lot of land number two hundred and seventeen, in the twelfth district of the fourth section of originally Cherokee, but now Walker county,for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Martha Singletary, deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale! MALAR!AII KELLY, adnata, August *f, I8ST, 9 Puliuki county, it being a part of the real estate of Abner Ward,deceased. Terms cash. THOMAS JOHNSTON, adm'or. September 22, 1838. 16 DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in November next, at the Court House door in the town of Taibotton, the Lamia belonging to tbe estate of Elijah Johnson, late of Talbot rounty, de ceased, contaiiiingtwentyfive hundred acres of fort rate oak and hickory land, lying in the seventeenth district of said county,on the waters of the Upatoie Creek, seven hun dred of which are cleared and ill good r< pair. Theft are oil the prt mises four settlements, with good dwellings,with the neccs>ary out buildu ps. The lands are well watered. Persons wishing to purchase lands in a cotton grow ing country, would do well lo call a.td examine for theuist Ives. Sold by cultural of the legatees. Terms made know n on the day of sale. BENJAMIN T. EMANUEL, adm'or. Talbot Co., Sept 6, 1833. fcT'The Macon Messenger, Federal Union, and Georgia Journal, will give the above four insertions and forward thciraccounts to Talbutu n for pay tnent. 13-it A DMINISTRATOH’D SALE.—Agreeable to an JtL order of the Inferior court of Deltalh county, when August 21,1838. 9 ABNER CAMP, adm'or. E XECUTORS’ SALE Will besold, at Decatur, P' Kalh roiii tv, Ga , between the usual hours of sale, on the firs; Tuesday ill Dtcember next, the following Ne groes, to vvil : Rill. 45 years old; Dennis, 14: Sally. 12; Mary. 9; and David. 21—part of the estate of John 1rtm- ble, late of snid county, deceas'd, for the henentof the heirs anti creditors of said deceased. Terms at sale. MOSES TRIMBLE,) f - 1NE. \ rjor September 5. 1938. JACOB REDW1NE. 13 T8XECFTORS’ SALE—On the first Tuesday in (8j November next, will, within the legal hours be sold, before the eonrt-huiisedoor in the town of Monlieello, .las. icr cunrstr. the Land and Negroes belonging to til" estate of Samuel Bovd, deceased. Jnlv 3. 1838. ELIZABETH BOYD, ex rx. 3 e.ce o. KIGIIARD BOYD, ex'or I -y XECTTORS’ SALE Will he soM.onlhe first [j Tiicsdav* in January next, before the Court House dte r in the town of Bainbritlge Deejltur county, tv ilbinllie legal hours of sale, the valuable Plantation whereon John Newberrv latelv lived, with two-thirds interest in the Saw — — —. , ilt 1H p., lv . jjjjd Gri-t Mills on pair! premises Terms of sale made sitting fot ordinary purposes, will besold before the court- n n ,,yen ,, n thetlnv- September 6, 1838. house door in Decatur, within lire usual hours of sale, on JONATHAN C HAWTHORN, ) 13 JAMES HAG'N, ) XECFTOR’S S M,E.—Will he sold, nt the late I VOl'R MONTHS after date, application 4 mmle to the honorable Inferior court of Henry county, w hen sitting for ordinary pu poses, for leave to sell the land b. longing to tbe estate of Ambrose Haley, gen., late of said couuty, deceased. . (9. W HALfcri f l admvr$. August 21, 1838 9 WM. GARUbl T, S "MTOTICE.—All persons having demands against the 1MI estate of Elisha Delk, late of Wilkinson county, de ceased, are hereby notified to render them in terms of the law, and ail persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment.—Scplimber 27. 1838. ,a ' after date, application will be I NOFIt MONTHS ate. , -rr—- made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Emanuel county, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell half of lot 136. in the 4lli district of Irw in, fur the benefit ef William Hendley, deceased. August 17, 1838. ■J JAMES SCARBROUGH, adm or. J V8PER INFERIOR COURT, Silling for Ordinary Purposes, _ September Term, 1038: Mr appearing to the Court that Edwin'S Sissnc, in his lift, time.did execute abend in writing, wherein lie bonnd himself, his heirs, administrators, and assigns, in tite sura of two thousand dollars, to make good and lawful ’let. a j,. | certain parcel of Land known ant! disilngmsh. .1 by that por- W ‘" ^ Hon or Tots or parcel of numb rs seventy one and seventy- two of the eighth district of originally Monroe, but now Pike county, of the State of Georgia, nuiiaming two hun dred and ten acres, more or less, unto Joseph Lacey and Uriah Morse, their heirs tlnil assigns; and I Inn be died without executing said letters to I he same ; and, also, that the said Lacey and Morse did, on the sixth day ol January, 1838, endorse the same to Alexander Sledge, of Pike coun ty—Now, on petition of the said Alexander Sledge, Ordered, That all persons concerned, he and appeir at the next Januaiy term of ilds Court, to show cause, if any they have, why Moses Chafine. administrator,and Lucinda Sisson, executrix, of tlie said Edwin S. Sisson, deceased, should not make good and law ful titles lo said parrel of laud, unto him, the said Alexander feledge. under an order of this Court, which wiltlh 11 pass, unless good rauae lie shown Italic contrary ; and that this w ill be published in one of the public gazettes of this Slate, for at least three .months previous to said Court. -September 3, 1838. A true extract from the Minutes of theCourt. 12 3m RICHARD FLEM1STEK, c. c. o. ALABAMA NCORPORATED hy the State of Alahntna 1-m . a capital of ONE MILLION of DOLLAR* which can he increased hy tlie surplus capital of ihe St holders. c ****• f XOUR MONTHS after date, application will be 4 made to th • lion. Inferior Court of Jasper county, when *iuin** lor ordinary purposes, for leave lo sell ine laud he- longing to-he estate of Elizabeth Crane late of satd coun- deoeased. JOHN M.lXEY. Adm r. the first Tuesday in November next, lot of Land No. 123, in the 16th district of formerly Henry now DeKalb county, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Fielding Pierce, late of DeKnlb rounty, deceased. Terms at sale. WILLIAM VEAL. ) August 21,1833 9 JAMES PIERCE, \ adm °”' A dministrator**’ sale.—Agreeably to an order of the Ink rior Court of New Ion enmity, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tues day in November next, be sold, before theCourt House tloor ill the town of Covington, nt the usual hour of sale, all the lands lying in said county, belonging to ihe estate of David Chcsuut, deceased. WM. R. CHESNUT, > . . ALEX’U CHESNUT, ( “ d ’' 1 ors ' August 28, 1838. _ _JL A DMINISTRATORS’ SALE—Agreeably t° an order of the Inferior Court of Newton connty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tues day in January next, he soid, before the Court House tloor iolhelotvnof Covington, at the usual hour of sale, a Ne gro Woman and Girl, belonging to tho estate of David Cheinut, deceased. WM R. CHESNUT,) j . ALEX « CHESNUT, $ adm ors ' August 22, 1839. 11 A dministrators’ sale.—Agreeably to an order of the Inferior Court of Newton county, w hen sitting for ordinary purposes, w ill, on the first Tues day in February next, he sold, before the Court Hoii.e dour in the town of Rome, Floyd county, at the usual hour of sale, lot of land No. 321, 4th tlistriel and 4th section, said land belonging to the estate of David Chesnut, dcreased ; sold for the benefit of the heirs, &e. WM. R. CHESNUT,) ,. ALEX’R CHESNUT, \ August 22, 1833. 11 jNXECUTOlt'ft HALE.—Agreeable to an order of the Honorable the Inferior Court of Tw iggs rounty, While silting for ordinary purposes, will be sold, before the Court House door in the town of Cumming, Forsyth r-oun- ty,on the first Tuesday iu November next, between the usual hours of sale, une lot of 1 rod, to wit: No. 482. 2d dis triet, 1st st ation of originally Cherokee, but now Forsyth counly. Sold as 1 !n‘ propeity of John Paid,drt;eas°'G JAMES PAUL, Ex'or. Sept. 4, 1838. 1 • •y Ex'ors. August 14 1 ^0! T H 3JONTI1S afterdate, application will he made * to the Inferior court of Talbot county, when silting for resilience of John Newberrv, deceased, in the connty | ordinary por[s.st8, for leave to sellthe l-antl belonging to - - ■ - — 1 1 " f tlie estate of Sherrard Yelverton, late ol said county, de li A Oil order of the Inferior Court of Jones county, when sit ting for ordinary purposes, wf 1 1, tin the first Tuesday in January next, heivwtro the legal hours of sale, he suit), be fore llitt Court House door in the town of Clinton, all the negroes belonging to tht estate of Thomas Lhllard, deceas ed Terms made known 011 tho dav of saie. JOHN DILLARD, * ) , , S11.A8 T. MIDDLE BROOKS, $ adm July 31, 183S. 7 A 1 ■ 11dm'era. order of the Inferior Court of Jones county, w hen sitting for ordinary purposes, wHI, on the first Tuesday in December next, be sob!, before theCourt Utilise tloor iiiThe tow it of CPnton, at the usual hour of sale, all the land belonging to the estate of Thomas Dillard, deceased.— Terms made known on tho day of sale. JOHN DILLARD, SILAS T. MIDDLEBROOKS, July 31, 1838. 7 I N XECTTORS’ SALE Will be sold, at the Into residence of Singleton Durham, deceased, fate of Monroe county, on the twenty-seventh of November next, all the perishable property belonging to said estate, consist ing of corn and fodder, wheat and oats, wagon and rait. horses and mules, pork and stuck hogs, cows and sh-ep, household and kitchen furnitnre.one good carding machine, one yoke of oxen, gin, thresh and fan, and the farming tools, wi h olhpr articles loo tedious 10 mention. Will he rented, at the same time anti place, the Planta tions belonging lo said estate, for the ensuing year. Sale to be continued from day lo day, till ail is sold. Terms of sale to be made known on the day. Sold for the purpose of carrying the will into effect. JOS!Al! STOVALL, > S. W. DURHAM, 5 Ex' ors. WM. JAMESON, ) September 27, 1838. 16 A DM IN ISTR ATOIt’S SALE.—Under an order of the Inferior court of Butts county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold oil the first Tuesday in No vember next, before the court-house door in the town ol Jackson,llults count v. between the usual hours ofsale, the fast hn!f of Lot No’. 65, in the 2d district of originally Henry now Butts county, containing one hundred one and a quarter acres, more or less. Solti t~7!6' 1 benefit of the heirs and creditors of George iiicsait, luto of said county, deet axed. Terms on tits day of sale. August 21,183)3 9 REASON BLESSIT, adm’or A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE On the first Tuesday ill November next, will, wiibin the legal hours, be sold, before til'.! court-house door in the town of Newlom Bqker yq’.ury, eight Negroes belonging lo the es tate of Williamson Phipps, deceased, to lie sold on a credit until the first day of March next, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Conditions marie known on the day July 10, 1839. 3 H. H. TARVER, adm'trr. E XECUTOR’S SALE.—Agreeably to an orderof the honorable the Inferior Court of Morgan connty, while sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold, on the first Tuesday in December next, nt the Court House door in said county,between the usual hours of sale, fonr hun dred and five acres of Land, more or less, situated on the waters of Indian Creek, in Morgan eotm'y, adjoining lands of Carter Shepherd, Robert Taylor, and others, belonging to the estate of Talmon Shepherd, deceased. Sold for the purpose of distribution.—September II, 1838. 13 JOSEPH M. EVANS, Ex’or. A DMINISTR ATOR’S SALE. — Agreeatdy to an order of the inferior court of Washington connty, when silting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in November next, be sold, before the court-house door m Floyd connty, lot of Land number two hundred and ninety- four in the twenty-third district of the first section of ori ginally Cherokee but now Floyd connty, it being the real estate of William Hamilton, late of Washington eotintv, deceased, sold for Ihe benefit of tbe heirs. Terms made known on the day of sale April 3, 1838. 41 SHURROD HAMILTON, adm'or XECTTORS’ SALE.—On the first Tuesday in .A November next, will, within the legnl hours, be sold before the Conn House door in !A a ker connty. the undi vided half of lot number one hundred and sixty-three (163) in^the I3lh district, 4ih section, as the property of John Woodall,deceased, late of DeKalb county. Terms made known on the day of me.—August 23, 1838. HASTINGS I). PALMER, | 10 JOHN HOBBS, G UARDIAN’S SALE VV ill besold agreeable to an order of the inlerior court of Oglethorpe county when sitting fbr ordinary purposes, on the first Tuesday in November next, before the Court-house door in Lumpkin, Stewart rounty, between the usual hours ofsale. One-half of the undivided lot of land in the nineteenth district cf originally Lee, now Stewart county, and known as nnmlier two hundred and five, suit) fur ihe benefit of Lot y J. P. Mnrphy, minor. Terms—One-lmll cash, the bnbuire 12 months credit. THOS. HOWARD, August 21. b. g—9 Guardian. 5Or S. B. The other half will be disposed of on the same terms. C 'lU AROIAN’S SALE.—Agreeably to an order of XT rhe Inferior court of Walton county, will be sold on tne first Tuesday 111 November next, between the mi;al bums of sale, before tlie roUTt-houae tloor in the county of Thom as. one lot of Lnnd containing 490 acres, being lot No. 135 in ihe 8th district of originnlly Irwin but now Thomas county. Also, at rhe same time, before tho court-house iri the county of Bibb, will be sold lot of Land No. 21, iu the 4th district of originally Houston, hut now Bibb county. Sold as the property of the minor heirs of Amos Crow, dec’d Terms made known on the day of sale. ELIZABETH CROW, guardian, Aug. 14 8 of the minor beirs oi said deceased. C 4 I' ARDIAN’N H ALE.—Agreeable to an order o! the honorable the Inferior court of Newton county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tues day in Nuvemher next, within the legal hours, be suit! be fore the court-house door iu Paulding county, the undivid ed iwo-ihirdsof fot of Land No. 404, inthc2!st district of the 3d section of originally Cherokee, but now Paulding comity. Seld for the benefit of the minors of Joel Ay- cerk, late of Newton county, deceased Terms made known on the day of sale. August 14. 1838. 8 A. SUMMERS, guardian of Deem.ir.on the29th dav of October next, two head of vnnne Hor-es. one valuable Gotten Gin.-one Horse C art. Terms of sale made known on the day. JONATH \N C. HAWTHORN. ) Fl >„ Tt JAMB’S HAGAN, S Septrmlver 6, 1839. * . . ceased. July 3, 1833. 1-A124 JOHN E. LLOYD, adm'or. F OVIt MONTHS after date, application will be made to the honorable Inferior Court of Jones county, when silting as a court of Ordinary, for leave 10 sell lot of .. . u i t i- Wi it up s0 |d before the Land number one hundred nnd seven in the fourteenth dis- e loor in uptown ,ff (fovinrton Newton \ .riel of the fourth section of Cherokee purchase, belonging ^ CO,,r |h e first TueTdav in January next, within the to the orphans or Benjamin Bell, deceased, Sr the benefit ereenl.le lo an order of 'he honorable inferi- j of the orphans. July i, 18.8. eotintv. on leeal hours. n_ . or Court of said county, when si’iiig ,or ordinary pur poses, ore house ami I'd wi’hin the corporate limi's of said town, ron'ainineobe acre also, one s'-eend band Gie arid Harness. Solti for tlie benefit of Sarah E. Stokes, a minor. Terms made known n thetlnv JOSEPH S ANDF.RSON. guardian. September 14. 1838.H 3 JOHN B. JONF.S, guardian. C -A l'ARDIAN'8 SALE.—Will besold. on the first Ti" Tuesday in January next, lot .if Land 97. in the first district of originally Museogv. now Marion county. Sold for the benefit of the heirs of James Pinknro. deceased. SYLVANUS WALKER, guardian. September 17, 1838. ^ C NV AHDIAN’S SALE.—Will besold, on the first TT Tuesdnv in January next, heflire the court house door in Irwir.ton, Wilkinson eonntv, within the legal hours of sale. 150 acres of land, part of lot No. 119, in the 4th dis- tiiet luinc on the north side of Commissioner’s Creek; tu.ld hv order of the Inferior Court, for the lame®'of the heirs, &e JOSEPH BRANAN, guard,aw October 15, 18- 8. 18 I EXECUTORS’ SALE.—On tfo first Tuesday in \ January next, will to- soU.hefore the rmal house tloor in Monlieello, Jasper county. Within the legal hoars of sale, one hundred and fourteen acres of land, more or less j r) * M i,l countv. adioinine Banks , Dismuke s nn«1 >el- frra* or^rty, it hems the mill trac k, and part of th#» real est/ice of Drury Wilkin*, late of said rountv, deceased. S a id lnnd sold agreeaple to an orderof ihe Inferior Cmirt of Jumper eonntv, when sitting for ordinary purposes. Terms made know,, on the day waLkfr ^ . john McDonald, s 0 ANN WILKINS, ex’rx. October 16, 1838- I NXECI r T(>K’fi SALE.—Will he sold, before the li ei.nrt house .hair in the town of Bainbritlge, D-entur eounty. on the first Tuesday of lannary next, fitr ensh the N'-rri"-.- belonging to the eslate of Sarah Gardner, lute of said countv. for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said tier-eased ; there are eleven negroes in number, eon sitting of women and children. Sold agreeable to the will of said di ef'a«ed. STEPHEN HOGEy ex'or. Octolit r 7, 1333. 18 f EXECUTOR’S HALE.— Agreeably to an order of J the honorable Inferior Court of Columbia etmnlv, when silling for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tiles tluy in December next, within the legal hours, be sold, be fore the Court House door in the town of McDonough, Henry count- , foil of Land number two hundred and six, in the (w elfili district of Henry comity, belonging to the es tate of Mark P Davis, late of said county, deceased. Terms cash. October 9, 1838. 13 DAVID ROLL!MON, ecor A DMINISTRATRIX’S HALE—Agreeable to j\. an order of the Inferior Ctinr' of Twiggs county, nli-n silling fbr ordinary purposes, will Ire sold, on the 6ili day of December next, at tlie late resilience of John H.ui- ders. dcreased, in said eounty, the perishable properly be longing ro the t state of said deceased, consisting of corn, fodder, &c. The saie to continue from day to day till its completion, and the terms of sale tm th - day. ELIZABETH SANDERS, adm'rx. October 17, 1838. 18 A l) order of the Inferior Court of Monroe eounty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the 1st Tuesday in January nt xt, within (lie legal hours of sale, be sold at the court house door in the town of Forsyth, the following lands, belonging to the estate of Wm. G Tvas, dr eeas-d. viz : number five in tbe sixth district of said reuntv ; also, the undivided hate of lot No. (29) twenty-nine, being the west half of said lot, in sail! tlistriel of Monroe. Sold for the benefit of th' heirs ami creditors of said deceased.— Terms oil the day of sale. JAMES TURNER. JAMES TYAS, 18 • uduiti October 16, 1833 4 DMINI-TRATORS’ SALE—Ag reeable to an ortier of the Inferior Court of Jones rounty. when sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold, on the first Twa- day iu January next, before the court house door in the tow n of Clinton, in said connty, wilhin the legal hours of sale, all the Lands belonging to the estate of Amos Also- brook, late t,f said countv. deceased, except the widow’ dower. ISAAC C. HARRIS, ) adm - ot william j alsobrook,i or - Joues County, Oetoher 17,1938 18 A DMINISTRATOR’S Al.K—Agreeably to an writer of the Inferior Court of Jones eour ty. whin sitting for ordinary purposes, will he sold, before the court housedoor in the town of Clinton, in said county, on the first Tu-sdny in January neit, within the legal hours of sale, ihe lands belonging to the estate of William Ijme, late of saitl county, d' cea-ed. excepting the widow’s dower. IS AAC C. HARRIS, lore adm'or Jones County, Ort. 17, 1838. 18 A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE—Agreeable to an orib r of Ihe honorable Interior Court of Wash ington eonntv, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sttitl. on the first Tuesday in January next, heflire the Court Housedoor in the town of Sandersville, in said county six hundred acres of land, more or less, whereon James M. Franklin, deceased, lately lived ; also, 16 negroes, men. wo men, boys and children. Terms on the dav of sale. S. O. FRANKLIN, adm’or Sandersville, Oct. 16,1838. 18 A DMINISTRATORS’ SALE.—Will be sold,on the 26th of November next, at the late residence of Thomas Moore.of D. catur county, all tlie personal proper ty of said deceased, that has not been sold, viz : plantation tools, corn anti cotton crops and horses, anil one yoke of oxen, on a credit of twelve months. G. B. MOORE, ) , , . L. VV. MOORE, \ adm ° *' October 5, 1838. 18 F our months after date, application will be made to Ihe honorable Inferior court of Henry rounty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lot of Lnnd number one hundred and six in tlie second dis'rirt of Ueuiy county, (except the mill and mil! seat thereon and about eight acres of land thereto attached) for the benefit of Nancy, Elizabeth, Susan, Caroline and Joshua Hand, mi nors. July 2, 1333 3 WILLIS HAND, guardian. TAG I'll MONTHS after date, application will lie made IP to the honorable Inferior Conn of Jasper comity, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a negro woman by Ihe name of Sarah, belonging lo the estate of Archibald Moss, late of said countv deceased. Joly 3,1338. 2 JOHN LINDSAY, adm'or. F OUR MONTHS after date, application will lie made to the hotiornhie the Inferior court of Twiggs county, when silting us a Court of Ordinary, for leov" to sell the Real Estate belonging to the estate of Isaac Gilder, late of said cownty, deceased. August 14, 1833. 8 JOHN ARNOLD, adm'or. F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be made to tbe honorable inferior court of Jasper county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Land and Negroes belonging to the estate of Anthony Pe ter, late of snid county, tie. eased.—September 3, 1838 JOHN FALK NEK, — ( &w 12-4m JOHN STEPHENSON, A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE—Will he sold at the court-house in the town of McDonough, Henry county, on ihe first Tuesday in December next, iMt of Laud No. 20, in the 2d district of Henry county, as the property of Edmund Camp, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. Also—Will he sold at the court-house in Monroe, Wal ton eotintv, on tho first Tuesday in December next. Fifty acres of Lnnd, more or less, as the properly of Edmund Camp, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said deceas ed. All the above sold by order of the honorable Inferior eourt, sitting as a court of ordinary of Walton county. August 2], 1838. 9 ABNER CAMP, adm’or. F OUR ’ ONTHS after date, application will he made to the Inferior Court of Baldwin county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the negro woman Drueilla, a part of the estate of James Bozeman, deceased.— August 24. 1838. TOMLINSON FORT, adm’or. 10 MARGARET BOZEMAN, adm’rx. F OUR MONTHS after date, application will he made to the honorable the lnfl-rior Court of Macon rounty. when sitt ng for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Land and Negroes hefonging lo the estate of Elizabeth j Newsom, latcvf formerly Marion, now Macon county. JOSHUA NEWSOM, adm’or. Sept. 11, 1838. 12-4ra N OTICE —All persons indebted to the estate of John M. Williams, are requested lo make immediate pay ment, anti those having demands against saitl estate, w ill present them in terms of ihe law.—Sept. 5,1838. _ 13 JESSE L. WILLIAMS, adHtor. J^OTICE All persons having demands against the F OUR MONTHS after date, application will lie made to the honorable Inferior Court of Cobh county, when sitt rig for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a lot of land drawn hv the heirs of S. Ivev,.Incensed. July 24, 1838. JESSE WATKINS, Guardian. XflUK MONTHS after date, application will |* 4 made lo the Inferior Court of Twiggs County, w hile sitting for ordinary purposes', for leave to sell lot of laud in Lee county, originally, now Stewart, drawn by the orphans of John Landers, late of said county, deceased WILLIAM HERRING, one ef the Heirs in right oj his Wye October 17, 1838. 18 F OUR months after dole, application will be made lo the honorable the Inferior Court of Decatur countv, when silting as a court of ordinary, for leave to sell the real estate of Thomas Moore, deceased, late of said count y, consisting of one thousand acres of land, more or tots, in the nineteenth district, all adjoining. Nos. 335, 334, 348, and 317, and No 61 in the second district ofGwinnett coun ty ; lot 144. in the 15th district, 2d section of Cherokee COU ' ly G - B ' MORE. ) . . L. W. MOORE, i d October IP. I J^OUR MONl HS afterdate, application will be made lo the inferior court of Wilkinson county, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell ihe lands belonging to the estate of Elisha Delk, late of said county, deceased, excluding the w idow’s dower. _ September 27, 1B33 15 ROBERT KOZAK. > , . B ALLEN CANNON, \ adm ort ’ F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be made to the interior court of Appling county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, fur leave to sell the real estate of John Rogers, late of said eounty, deceased. June 18,1838. -i JOHN J. UNDERWOOD, adm'or wtOTU I',—Ail persons indebted to the estate of Jas. ft. Trice, deceased, are requested to come forward and settle the same without delay ; and those having claims against said eslate, must present them within the time pre scribed by law. EZEKIEL TRICE, adm’or. Baldwin Co., Pet, 23, 1833. 18 ]|rOTICE.—All persons indebted to the estate of Sa- iM rah Gardner, deceased, will make payment immedi ately, and those that have any demands will render them in duly attested, agreeably to the law. STEPHEN HUGE, ex’or. October 7, 1838. 18 A LL PERSON'S having demands against the estate of Ambrose Haley, sen. late of llenry couuty, de ceased, are hereby notified to render them in terms of the law—and persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment G. W. HALEY, ) . . „ August 21, 1839 S-6t. WM. GARRETT, \ aam ors ’ GEORGIA* Tattnall county. ■^LXTHEREAS, Edward Kenriady,applies for Jeiter« of V ? Dismission its the jidiniriistrator of Joseph Sikes, deceased These are. therefore, to rite ami 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, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand at office, this 7th May,1833. 52 JOHN If. SMITH, c. c o. GEORGIA* Appling County, V9&7HEREAS, William Roberson guardian of Xavina £ 3 Roberson, .applies for letters of dismission from said guardianship, These arc, i herefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased lo be and appear at my office, within tlie time prescribed by law r , to show cau»c, if any exist, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand nt office, tliis 28ih Juno, 1838. 3-6in WILLIAM A. STUD1FANT, c. c. o ClSOno3-. Ayclir" wunltj, W HEREAS, John M. Sellers ami Samuel Sellers, Jr. apply for letters of dismission from the administra tion on the e state of Samuel Sellers, late of said county, deceased, These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular tlie kindred arid creditors of said deceased, to he and appear )al mi office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any exist, why salt! letters should not lie granted. Given under m’y hand at office, this 3d Julv, 1839. 4-mCm WILLIAM A. STUD1FANT, c. c o. GEDKGI l. Vi Kalb county. • HEKF.AS, John II Wood,administrator ol the e»- V w tai of Mary McCarter, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from said estate. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the krodrrd and creditors of saitl deceased to he nnd appear army office, within the time prescribed hy law, to show cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be granted. Given under ray hand at office, this I lilt August, 1839. August 21 9-niGm K. I>. REYNOLDS, c c. o. GEORGIA. DeKalb county. MU*’HERE AS, Elijah*liird, guardian of Samuel anti * w Jane Watkins, orphans of Henry Watkins, deceas ed. applies for letters of dismission from saitl guardianship These are,therefore, lo cite and admonish all andsingulnr the kindred and creditors of saitl deceased to be and appear at my office, within ihe lime prescribed by law, to show cause,if any exist, why saitl I'-ilers should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 9th May, 1839. 49 E B. RK\ NOLDS, c. c o isEGHGl V. DeKalb countt/. H EKE A 8 Charles Latimer, Guardian of the orphan Tl ami minors of Char It s Fill low tit-ceased, makes ap plication to me for letters of dismission from said guardian ship. These are, therefore,to cite and admonish all concerned, to he and appear at my office, within the time prescribed hy law, lo show cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be gnnled. Given under my hand nt office, this 5th June, 1833. 51 E. B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o. GEORGIA, DeKalb county. W HEREAS, Harman Waldrip, administrator of Abraham Waldrip, deceased, applies for letters of dismission from said estate. These nr , therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kindred and iredilors off said deceased to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, iff any exist, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 1st Mav, 1333. Gtm-46 E B. REYNOLDS, c. c. o. GEORGIA, Twiggs County. W HEREAS, Joseph Martin, administrator on the es tate of H. II. Harrell, late of said county, deceased, applies fur tellers of dismission. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and ereditors of said deceased to be and ap|iear 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 29th July, 1838. 7 ra6m WM. CRITTENDEN, c. c. o. GEORGIA, Twiggs county, W HEREAS, Joseph Murtin, administrator on the estate of Holiday H. Harrell, deceased, applies fur letters of dismission from snid estate, These ere, therefore, to cite and admonish el! 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 hand at office, this 3d October, 1838. m6in-15 WILLIAM CRITTENDEN, c. c. a. GEORGIA, Jasper County VM7HERKAS, John T. Henderson, administrator on V V the estate of Thomas P. Hamilton, deceased, ap plies 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 he and appear at my office, within the lime prescribed by law, to show cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 13th October, 1838. 18 RICHARD FLEM1STER, c. c. o. I^TOTICE,—All persons indebted to tlie eslate of Lew- 1*1 is D. Veal, latt-of LteKalb county, deceased, are here- GEOKGIA, Jasper county, W HEREAS, John C GiDson applies to me for letters of administration on the estate uf James Brown, late of said county, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite anil admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased tube and appear at my offiee, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any exist, why said tetters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 2d October, 1838. RICHARD FLEMISTER, c c. o. HENRY INFERIOR COURT, Sitting for ordinaly purposes. July Term, 1838. I T appearing to the Court, from the petition of Thomas Malone, that on the tenth day of April, 1838, he was possessed in his own right of four promissary notes, exe cuted by Ransom II. Bryant to the said Malone, lor thirty dollars each, dated the 5th December. 1837, and tine the 25th Dcci mlier, 1839, copies of w hich said Notes have been filed in the Clerk’s offiee of the Interior Court of lien- ry county—On motion, „ ft is Ordered, That iho sai«! Ransom U- Bn ant show cause, on the first day of the next term of tliis Court, why tlie saitl copies should not be established in lien of the said lost originals ; and that a ropv ol litis rule bo served per sonally up"" tlie said Ransom li Bryant, and published three months in one of the public gazettes of ibis 8-ialt, previous lo the sitting->f sad Court. A true ex l»aut from iht .Ylmuifs—July Term, 1HJ8. 15-3tn ALEXANDER fi. MURRAY, d.c. i.p. itoltte In conformity with the third article of the hye-W said company, two hundred and fifty thousand dollar! r the capital stock will ho off', ret I for sale, in the tuu„ l GIRARD, Alabama, on the first of March nex:, t fn cent, to lie ( aid in at the lime of subscribing, the balanced be secured on pledgi s of real eslate. ” ' ' '» As it is probable that litis institution w ill he ready ter .k. transaction of business hy the 15th of JYareli next f "* and after that time Insurances ant! Deposites on -[-i 1 * 0 agret able to the charter of said company, will be inhei'V' such ralt s as are usual in offices of like character. Life'fl* suYanecs w il lie effected at the following rates per 11 the ages annexed: " ,!l * For one year, For seven years, For whole life, COWETA INFERIOR COURT, Sitting for Ordinary purposes, September Term, 1833. I T appearin'* to theCourt, that Turner Persons, adminis trator on iheestate or fo-'i While, deceased, has fully and fairly administered saitl estate, anti prrying to be dis charge.) from further liability as administrator as foresaid— It is, therefore, . . ., Ordered, by theCourt, That .-nation issue, requiring a!! persons concerned io show cause, in terms ol the law, tl any, wl.v he should not be released and discharged from further liability ns administrator as aforesaid. A t rue exemplification of tlie minutes of the Court, of 3d S» ptember, 1839. 14 DAVID MOSELEY, c. c. o. COWETA INFERIOR COURT. Sitting for Ordinary Purposes—September Term, 1838. I T appearing lo theCourt. that Ira E. Smith, adminis trator on the estate of Joint Fealherston, deceased, has fully and fairly administered said estate, nnd praying to Ic- relenset] from further liability—It is, therefore, on motion, Orilereitby the Court, That citation issue, requiring all persons concerned to show cause in terms of Ihe law, if any, why the snid Ira E. Smith, administrator as afoiesaid, should not be released and discharged from fur! her liability ns administrator as aforesaid. A true exemplification from the minutes, of the 3d Sep tember, 1838. 14’ DAVID MOSELEY, c.c. o. Age. 25 30 35 40 50 25 30 35 40 50 25 30 35 Dollars. I no 1 31 1 3.5 1 69 I 96 1 12 1 36 1 53 1 83 2 no 1 M 2 36 3 20 4 CO COWETA INFERIOR COURT, Sitting for Ordinary purposes. September Term, 1833. I T appearing lo the Court that Francis Nixan, administra tor on the estate of Joseph Nixon, doeeased, has fully anti fairly settled his administration. It is therefore Ordered, Thai citation issue, requiring ali persons t-on- CClued to show cause, (if any) why he should not lie releas ed and discharged from further liability as udmmistrniur as aforesaid. A true exemplification of the minutes of saitl Court, this 3d Sept. 1838. 14-6tu DAVID MOSELEY, c. c o. GEORGIA, Coweta County. W I. BRIDGES of the 6'Jlsl district, Georgia militia, • tolled before Williafti Westmoreland a justice of the peace in nnd for said county, one estray SORREL HORSE, his right hind foot white, supposed to lie six yearsold—appraised hy M. Westmoreland and George More to forty dollars, this 13th October, 1839. A true extract from the eslrav-book. Oct. 18, 1838. 13 DAVID MOSELEY, c. i. c. GEORGIA, DeKalb County. E NOCH HOOPER, of the 479th district G. M., lolls before James Donelioo, Esq., a .sorrel HORSE, with a blaze face, right fore foot w hite, about fourteen hands high, supposed to have the big shoulder coming on foul, judged to be five or six years old : appraised by John Gil lian anti James B Turner to forty-seven dollars and fiiiy cents, the 1st October, 1838. A true extract from the estray book. 16 E. B. REYNOLDS, c. i. c. GEORGIA, Henry Counta. rilHOMAS W. SLAUGHTER,of Ihe 838th tks- M -tret G M.. lolls before H iliiain Garrett, n Justice of the Peace for said county, a dark brown HOK8E, sup posed to lie seven or eight years old, five feel two inches high, right hind foot while, right hoof swoolen; appraised by John Janes and John T. Thomas to fifty dollars, on the 29th dav of September, 1838. A trueextrac: from the estray book. ALEXANDER G. MURRAY,'d.c. i. c. October 3, 1838. 16 Copy of the Bye-Laws uf ihelitird section of ;he Alalti raa Insurance Company: ‘ ‘And nil the first day of March next, Stocks to the v mount of Two Hundred ant! Fitly Thousand Dollars wilt he tittered for sale in the town of Girard. IU I , Ten per cent. In be paid in nt the lime „f sa | P; |, alance he railed in in such amounts, and al si.t-1, times, a, mnv |, ert j after he prescrilied hy the Bve-fouvs of .said company “And on the first day of .May next, a meeting will he I held, ill conformity with the third section .if said act of in- J corporation, so Jar as it regards the investments of any sur . phut funds belonging to the company.** By order oj the Hoard, iiJOMAS 5>. TATK, Sec'ry pro tein. Girard, Alabama, February 20. 1838.-lf-33 STOVALL, SIMJIOXS&CO^ ACGCSTA, ||gg GEORGIA, ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public X t hall hey continue to transact the FACTOR 4«’t> AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at flair Lr. Proof Warehouse. Their strict and prompt attention, as heretofore, will bj given to orders for Storing and St lliug Cotton ; Kti-eivin* Furwaitling and Purchasing Goods, See. “’ They are authorised to say, that particular care will taken by I lie Agents nf the Georgia Railroad, al all iheir Depots, iu forw aiding to os all Cotton directed ui our ram as well as in forwarding all Goods, ns fast as praciit-abU lo their places of destination, free uf charge for sacliin.’ vices. To iheir patrons, they tender their tint ere acki,o« Ietl,,. merits. 1 " S3* STOVALL tk I1AMLE.V are now reerivinf their Fall supply of GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS, nt their store in tUehrick range, nen helawugr Warehouse, where they invite Planters and Country Men chants to make their purchases. Their Wholesale Dry Good Store is in the brrondstorj over their Grocery Goods bought by us of tin in, fo r tomers, are warranted to give satisfaction, and free u[ commission. S. S. & Co. S,pt. 11, 1833. J28| • iin in id Sul "f folia! mil , executors, administrator; i claim or claims of every eslate of John W. Wade, late of Columbia counly, deceased, are hereby notified lo render them in terms of the law ; and all persons indebted to said estate, are re quested to make immediate payment. JESSE WADE, adnfot September 19, 1839. 15 A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE,—Agreeably to an order of the honorable the Inferior Court of Twiggs county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will, on the first Tuesday in December next, he sold before the by required to make immediate payment ; and those having gular the kindred and credit- rs of said deceased, to he and Court House door in the town of Marion, at tlie usual demands against said estate, are requested to legally present appear at my office, within the lime prescribed by law, to GEORGIA, Jones County. W HEREAS John B. Jones applies to me for let ters of Administration on the eslate oi Thomas Bryant, late of said county, deceased, • In se are are tlwrefore to rite and admonish all and sin- hours of sale, the Negroes and Land i.dunging lo the es- j them in the time prescribed by law. late of William Moore, deceased. Terms cash. ’ DAVID B. ANDERSON, adm’or. JAMES PEARSON, adm'or. i NANCY VEAL, adm'rx. Sttfeatar V, 1W, 16 f September 10,1338. 13 show cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be i granted. Given under my hand at office, this 26ihdnvof Sept. 1838 | J5 CHARLES MACARTHY, c. c- q. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, GA. ) U MlLLEDGEVn.LE, 21s. .Sept. 1939. $ PON tho application of Jatnt's Harretl, of th" count of Morgan,hv which it apitears that lot immSt-r t forty -mt in the thirteenth district of ! fo'.-.-tuu county, was draw hy saitl Barrett, and that saitl lot has. ihrotigh ni>.'>k- b heretofore granted to James Burnett, trod that .-aid Grant cannot he produced a: this Department for correction— Il is Ordered. That mde.-s good cause he shown to ifo contrary, within six iin-iuhs, that an alias Grant do issin for saitl lot to th- rightful owner of I he same ; and that this notice he published in one of the public gazettes of (hi State for six months previous to the issuing of said aiia* Grail!. By the Governor. BENIAMIN T BETH UNE, 14-23t Sec. Kx- Dep’t. GEORGIA, Richmond county. T HUS Indenture, made this Ihe first day of March, in the year of our lord eighteen hundred and twenty- three, between Wim.iaxi Walkkr of tlie one pari anti Solomon Hook of tin-other part wilnesseth that the said William Walker for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred dollars, in hand paid,at and before the sign iug and sealing of these pr suits, the receipt whereof is he.eby acknowledged, hath bargained, sold nnd convey' and hi these presents doth bargain, sell and t-ttnv y unto the said Sok'inon llotlge, his heirs, cx'-ciitors, admtiiisira lots and assigns, alt that trad or parcel of (.arid ini lie third district of Appling Counly, and known in ihe plan of said district hy lot nurnb -r five hundred and three, i-ontainin: four hundred and ninety acres more or less to leave and t hold the saitl trad ot l.itnil onto hint the said Solomon Huge, his heirs, executors, adnifoistrators and assigns fore ver in tee simple and ihe said William V\ alker for Itints It. his heir.-, executors, aunt ut>i warrant and ileleod tne l. i t satti Auinuitin Hodgt . tee h ami assigns and from tie- la oth' f person or jie.-soits whatsoever. Iu testimony whereof the saitl William Walker hath here unto set itis hand and affixed itis seal the day and year a hove written.- WILLIAM VV ALKER, [seal.J Signtd, sealet! and deliv.rrtl in lip- ( it-st-nct! cf John Buck, .Nancy Newmans. GEORGIA, Appling county. f N open eourt t nine John Johnson, sen trod after being duly sworn says on ins oatli, that lie was tlie ovvt eroi an original deed, of which the above and foregoing is sub stantially a t’opy, to the best of his knowledge and belief, that this depiineui or his attorney had the same in posses sion and that tlie deed is lost or mislaid and cannot be found by this deponent. Sworn to before me, ! herefore on motion ordered. That Ihe foregoing copy deed be established in lieu of the lost eriginal, at the next term of this court, unless cause he shown to the contrary, hy the said William Walker or his legal representatives, and that this rule he published once a month till the nex term uf this court, in one of the public gazetts of this Slate together with the copy dted nnd affidavit. GEORGIA, Appling county. I, William A. Studilhrit, clerk of the superior court o said county, do certify iha: the above and foregoing is a true extract taken from the minutes, passed ut May term of said .court, 1838. 49 R ANA WAY, or enveigled off' from the subscriber, living in Coweta cutmty, Georgia, my Mulatto Woman JUDY and CHILD. Saitl woman may have a free pass, or she may pass for a white man's wife. DESCRIPTION—She is small, and slender built, anil is about 25 or 26 years of age, and might be taken to lie younger. She has had her right arm broke, which rnay he perceived by its being more crooked than the other, and somewhat twisting; she is ve ry bright, and the principal clothing she took away with her was silk and calico. The child is a girl, almost white, and about seven years old, named Unity. I will give Fifty Dollars for the apprehension of the wo man and child, if lodged in any safe jail, so that I get them, and One Hundred Dollars for the apprehension of ihe thief, if delivered over to justice. It is probable they have gone westward. Any information respecting them, directed to the Poet Office at Mount Morne, Pike eounty, or Zebulon, will be thankfully received. July 31,1838 ABRAHAM GRAY. QC/~ The Macon Telegraph, Columbus Enquirer, and Montgomery Advertiser, will please publish the"above, and forward their accounts to the Post Office at Mount Morne, for collection. Iam6m TEW nOLEANS REWARD RANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 30th day of May, 1838, living in Randolph Co., three miles from Cuthliert, mv NEGRO MAN TOR, Descript iom- He is yellow,and about six feet and a rise high ; has a piece bit off* Ihe topof his right ear, and his Jiule finger on his right hand stiff*; when he speaks he tries to speak very proper. 1 think he may try logo to |f pe county. The above reward will l>e given on thei delivery of Tom, or on hi* lodgment in some safe Jail, so I can get him. ZADOCK SAWYER. Sept. 18 1838. 13-tf RUNAWAY NEGRO. RANAWAY from ihe subscriber, on the 13th September, a Negro Man hy the name of WARREN about twenty-fire or twenty-six years old, having lost some of his fore teeth. It is presumed that lie has sha|>ed his course for Charleston, S. C A liberal reward wilt b- paid for his apprehension and safe keeptng.so that I get him again. Oct. 2, 1838. BYRD M. GRACE. P. S.—Letters will reach me either at Columbus, Ga, or Henry Court House, Ala $Cr The Georgia and South Carolina papers will copy the above four times, anil forward their nccuuQls to the of fice of the Columbus Sentinel and Herald. 17-4t FIRE JPSiCOF WARE-ROUSE. TI!E undersigned takes tliis "pportn- "itV of returning his lit,-inks to his friends and a generous public, fur fl.eir lii*nt| jjgjSz patronage in his business the two years past, and .-elicits a continuation, in die STORAGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. He again renews his promise, that lie will nut, directly or indirectly,engage in the purchase.if Cwtlun mi specula, linn. His c-xerlions shall lie exclusively for the interest uf Rinse vv ho confide to him th' ir business REUBEN J. DAWSON will remain at Cranfurdtilla until the Cars on the Railroad go to Union Point, seven mil-s below Greensborougli. for the purpose of reeeitinf anil forwarding Cotton and Goods which nitty be i-iineigu. ed to the undersigned, clear of charge lo flic Planters am! Merchants. Agents at other Deposites on the- Ihttltuid will attend to this business. iffr Orders for SAGGING, GROCERIES', ir. will he filled at tlie lowest prices, am' f.irwaideil vviiIhuil delay. TII08. DAWSON Augusta, Sept. IT, IS33. I26t smm®* Q’X&SSMt MILLINER AND MANTUA MAKER, RESPECTFULLY tie forms t’i*‘ ' aiiii-s ol Mi!* lcifgi’v »11f ami its Mriiiili, tlmi *lie has p”ru»;v.H*nllf foi-nlM fi*'r>4 if ii. Jfif,- LtIM.EYlItU . on I ?A.\rock-Mm i t, (n«arh tl»o r»urt*hou«r.) whore she irit*mis carry* ing tin tho above hunias in ail its various hrnnHim, ami hopes hy herassidnifT ami attention, to merit * liberal .‘•haiv of patrnnn»n •She has row on hand a beautiful assortment of BO.N- NETS, hiimninps. &r. of the latest fashions. Ladies wishing articles iu hi r line vvil 1 please favor her with a rail. All m«ieis executed with neatness, promptness ant! tie* natch March 13. H33. & jfeiSlil * EARS K EDUCED. The Steamboat MAZEPPA , -jWill l'SVetiio Lake end "f the Riik EtoJ road, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, aft. r the arrival of d* U iiYIocfc Cars, touching at Bay St. Louis, Pa>s Christoff, and Biloxi. Relurni: g. will leave Pascagoula al liaylight, and arrive at New Orleans al 2 o’.-Iock P- NL, touching *t all ill- wateiieg places in daylight. Fare from New Orleans lo Bay St. Louis, 82 50 Do do Pass (. hrisiiaa, 2 30 Do do liiloxt, 4 00 GEO. WHITMAN, Exchange Hotel, 14-tf Si. Cliarlcs sireet. THE SUB3UR1REK f s NOW receiving a supply of articles in hi, line, can-ful- Iv selected, and warranted t" he of the liest quality — Hi- off-rs th ttt forsalein th- confidence that th-y lannutw sii'-pasM-d in this market; a few of the leading articles aree- numerated: ■S •■lire, Cocn’oc Rrnndy, ('humiSligne Brandn, JinM'® Rum. Holland Gin, MonogoheLi Whiskey. Peach Briub Apple Brandy. Madeira Champaigns, Tenerife and rm Wine, Cheese. Cordials, Crackers, Sperm ami TaUoxLn- dies. Su’d, a variety of Canities, Sweet Oil. Spirits of Iff pentine. Almonds, (Hires Copers, Catsup. Uunpander I' 1 - Smoking Tobacco. Figs. Nutmegs, Lentous and -Vr* Smoked Beef. Bologna Sausngis, f(c. Alsu,20 boxes and half boxes of It.A181X8. oftke w crop,all of vvhieli will lie sold at a moderate profit jure* Mflledgeville, Oet. 23. 13 N. B. JUE - X CENTRAL BANK AGENCY- TOllE undersigned, Officers of this Bank, willatteru.u> -E the Renewal of all NOTES that may I eexir^ J heir care, for the customary fee of ONE tlLI. t ‘l’ each renewal. Letters enclosing Note and .Money W[ renewal of Notes post-paid, directed lo the officer* cl • ‘Central Bank or any one of them will Ite promptly * ,len ® to. Mar. h 17, 1838. PETER FAIR. li. P. STUBBS. 39-26t W. H. MlTClIhU^ M USIC GAMUTS, MORTGAGE I>EK^! and all deseriplioM of BI.ANL.fr, neatly P 1 on good paper, fbraa !e at this office. g 1ST OF LETTERS remaining : n the Pfo' 0 ®* S A ul Monlieello, on the 1st October, 1933. A. —Lemuel G. Adams. , B. —Joseph G. Barker, .Messrs J C Banks andi Ok ' William H Byrom, James Beaveua, Miss Mary to 1 ', Waiter Bean, William Barr, Lttcus Bryant, " illiatn wu •' John Barge,GC Bovd, Wiley K Blunt, John A n arf '' Wm H Benfny, 2; Alexander Buchamiaii. , . .. C. —Rev R Chamberlin, William H Cargill, \ Of, rior Court, Miss Louisa Crane, Mrs Elizabeth Crane,- Elizur Oargili, lion Inferior Court. . . . D. —Mr E Dodson, John Dugler, William l)ri»kiJ. dcrirk Dukes, Mrs Matilda Daniel, 2; Henry Duke. •—MrsP Everett. . F. —Absolem Ferington, Daniel Freeman, 3B 8 Freeman, Samuel Fulton, Bailey Freeman, Henry or nu belli Freeman, William I, Flemister, James C rle™ 1 ' G. —Samuel Gilmore, Nickerson George, Rebecerbo . Pr.sey Oiler, James Gleason, u cm. II«—James Henderson, Joint Hill, James A *** ^ Thomas Hutchinson, 2, John T Henderson, Isaac 1 Miss Susannah Harris, 2; Felix Hardeman.Gain* A r a • Mr* Mary Harris, 2; David H Harris, Benjamin Hay». kin Higgooson, Miss Martha Hardy, Seaborn J.—John Johnson, Catharine Jenkins, Richard Jo William Juries, Miss'.Mary J Jenkins. . . lllhe r, L. —JIrs Frances Lanier, 2; Jesse Leveret, Wm 6“ Eliza Leveret, Mrs Sailv Lynn, Miss E Lovejoy, '' ,r * tho F Lawrence,Martha Lane, Robert Locky. , „ xto M. —Mrs Mnry McDowell, Simeon D McC'lendeS'i Jane Morgan. William MeCorrle, Isaac N Morgan, *' 9 ^ Martin, John Marshall, 2; William Moulton, Mr 3 J Morison. N. —Mrs Jane Newby, Thomas Norton. „ — J P.—Miss Adaline E Phillips, Joh C Patterson, -j- Phillips, Wade H Powell, Rev .Mr Phillips, Wiley*™ ' Esq , James Pyp, W illiam Potts n.-Jjffl. R-—William W Rivers, William Ross, John h® Miss Martha A Robinson. , ith /i '•—John Stveer, David Speer, Miss Nancy fred Shorter, .Mrs Elizabeth Sanders, Weils 3H" ’ Spear, James P Stnnhack, R C Shorter. T.—Benjamin Taylor, William T.-ddlie, Jessee B F Thompson, Joint Tharmund. James Trealit. ^ W.—Chancy Wood, Sarah Williams, '2; ‘ , «,<(• Wright, U I. Wright, A J Wright. Hannah ' v , ar “'w 1 | C k Wel.ien, Joltn Wootten, K B Whitfield, lluuert Thomas B Williams, Mrs Elmira Walker. V*—Miss Minerva Youngblood. . -u. 16 3t WILLI AM MAXEY, Post«^ BLANK DEED;

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