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' „L ’n soIJ ii’niK first Tuesday iu 8>ep-
v> T tem.tr' tdxt. vr'ore' Lite courthouse iu
tv*:.. Oniupbvil county, bettvecu the u-
su tl hoars of site,
Two Lots of Land Xos. 112 and fG3 in the
first district of formerly Carroll now Campbell
county—levied uu with one mortgage Ft Fa from
the superior court of said county in favor ofOli-1 f rom a justice’s court in
verPorter, William Redd, James ft. Daniel, Ri- 1 vssaid Cates, levy mad<
chard S. Park, Thomas Cunningham, John Cuu- j constable
liiughnm, Woodson Heard, Peter J. Williams, i
Daniel Sanfoid, and Den. Sanford vs James S, j
Park, property pointed out in said Mortgage Fi
Pa.
Henry Sheriffs Sales.
B EFORE the court house in McDonough
Henry county on the first Tmsday in
September next, will he sold between the usual
hours of sale the following property to wit.
Lot of Land No. 35 in the seventh district
of Henry county—levied on as the property of
Pleasant A. Cates to satisfy two Fi Fas issuod
s court in favor of James Saxton
levy made and returned to me by
july 20
JAMES LOVE, sh’ff.
Houston Tax Sale.
ILL be sold on the first Tuesday iu OC-
Ono wagon, 1 ox carl, 1 yoke of oxen, 21 TOLER next, before the court house
cows and calves, aud 4 other young cattle—to [’ ,u Houston couuty, within legm hours,
satisfy ouc Fi Fa from the superior court of said 1 acres pine Laud, ?io. 1J, in the 14th
couuty in favor of Alfred Liviugston vs Johu C.! district Houston county, aud lOI* acres 2d qual-
Garner, Thomas V»\ Garner and Deuj. Garner, j i«y oak and hickory Laud, No. 185, in tbe 3d dis-
Lot of Land No. 138 in the fourteenth dis- 1 lrict :v,uliroe couuty, as the property of J Jill tarn
of formerly Fayette now Campbell county Greer, or so much thereof as t^ll satisfy Ins tax
Administrator's Sale.
'tT/TLL be sold attho late residence ofTho-
» T mas Taylor deceased, in Houston county,
on the first Saturday iu November next,
.£. Quantity of Corn and Fodder,
some of the Horses. Cattle aud Sheep, House
hold aiid Kitchen Furniture, and sundry other
articles too tedious to mention. Sold under an
order of the court of Ordinary, as part of the es
tate of Thomas Taylor deceased. .Terms of sale
made kuowu on the day.
WILLIAM C. TAYLOR, AJmr
july 17
lrict of formerly
—levied on as the property of John Kiser to sat
isfy sundry Fi Fas from » justice’s court iu said
county iu favor of Gccrgo L. Roberts aud others
vs Johu Kiser and JVI. Horrell, levy made and
returned to me by a constable.
Lot of Land No. GO in the eighth district of
originally Coweta now Campbell couuty—levied
and costs for the year 1832. Tax due 48 cents.
DANIEL DUPREE, Tax Collector.
july 17 1
Guardian's Sale.
ILL be sold ou the first Tuesday in Sep
tember next, before the court house iu
, Stewart countv, between the usual hours,
on us the property of Joel Anderson to satisfy 33 j t - 25th strict
two l-i Fas from a justice’s court of said couuty | of Zlll 1 “„ w 7r, r,“ " “id :.s
in favor of Ihomas Taylor bearer vs Joel An
derson principal and 1'arker M. Rice, iudorscr,
pointed out by Moscly aud Ale Cay, levy made j
and returned to me by a constable ; the above j
to bo sold under the incumbrance of a mortgage. 1
Lewis Miles' interest in uud to Lot of Land
No. 89 in the seveuth district ot formerly Cowe
ta now Campbell couuty—levied ou to satisfy
oue Fi Fa from llte superior court of Clark coun
ty in favor of Thomas A. Wright vs said .Miles.
Lot of Land No. 77 in the first district of
formerly Carroll now Campbell—to satisfy oue
Fi Fa from the superior court of Carroll couuty
in favor of tbe officers of court of said couuty vs
of origiually Lee now Stewart couuty. Sold as
the property of the orphans of David T. Ross, lato
of Richmond couuty deceased, for their benefit.—
Terms 011 the dav.
may 28 JOSEPH WILSON, Guaraian.
A GKEEARLE to au order of the houorahle
Administrators' Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in October iioxt, will,
within the legal hours, he sold before the
Court house iu the town of Mariou Twiggs coun
ty, oue negro girl named .Mary, the property of
Abel Hurket deceased, sold for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made
known ou the day of sale.
JESSE BURKETT. Adm’r,
ELIZABETH BURKETT, Adm’x.
Twiggs couuty 1st August. 1834.
Georgia,—Houston county.
X*7"HEREAS Osborn Wiggins and Allen
» » Wiggins Executors of the estate of Jr ill-
tam JFiggins deceased, apply for letters of dis
mission from the same
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceas
ed, to be and appear at my office, within the time
prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office this the 24th
dav of January, 1834
18 CHARLES II. RICE, c. c. o
Notice.
\ LL persons having demands against the es-
tate ortilark Pattersou late of Joues couuty
deceased, are requested Jo preseut them to the
subscriber duly proven, and all persous iuaebted
to said estate are requested to cotne forward and
make pavinent to
PLEASANT B. PATTERSON, adm'r.
july 7 1834-3
TCtOUR mouths after date application will be
made to the inferior court of Crawford couu-
for leave
district of ori-
GEORGIA—Butts county.
W HEREAS William Harrison applies to
me for letters of administration on the
estate of James Harrison late of said county de
ceased,
These art 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, to shew cause, if any they
have why said letters should’ not be grantedF,
Given under my baud this 26th July 1834.
O’ JOHN McCORD. c. c. o
. r . ' oruer ot tlte mmorame t „ , v j ie „ sitting for ordinary purposes,
inferior court of Pike couuty sitting for or- se „ Lots No b 55 . in l f ie , ;{(1 i distril
diuary purposes, there will be sold ou tbe first I gi|)a , ly u ons ton uo.v Crawford couutv, »t being j V. ... nf piu r<1 „ ntv
Tuesday m_ September .next, before the court ” he w { ole o( l!ie rea , ealal0 of Amo f Hicks late i Inferior Court of 1 ike Lounty,
Georgia,—Houston county.
HEREAS -David II. Chewoing adminis
trator with the will annexed of David
Chewning deceased applies to me for letter dis-
missory.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of saul deceas
ed to fie their objections (if any they have,) in my
office within the time prescribed by law, why said
letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office this 2d June
1834. 36 CHARLES II. RICE, c. c. o.
Johu Sherrcr and Thomas A. Lathrnu his attor
ney, pointed out by Thomas A Lathran.
The undivided half of Lot of Land No. not j
known iu tho uiuth district of formerly Coweta j
oiow Campbell whereon Edward B. Thompson’s
house door in Fayetteville, Fayette county. Lot
of Laud No. 8 iu the sixth district of Fayette coun
ty, as the property of the orphans of John S.
Weems late of Henry couuty deceased. Sold
for the benefit ofsaid orphans, terms made known
j ou tho day. juue 7 1834
JOSIAH E. NUNALLY, guardian.
Administrator's Sale.
ILL ho sold before the court house iu Per-
w..... ry Houstou couuty on the first Tuesday
families adjoining the town of CampbclUou—i in September next,
levied on to satisfy sundry Fi Fas from the supe- j > All txIC &GIldS
rior court of said county iu favor of Thomas j of Robert Flournoy deceased, which lie in said
Black, George Lawrence; E. B. Thompson aud i couuty, anioug which arc three lots of first qu.il-
E. B. Mosely aud others vs Thomas Smith. ! Ry oak and hickory laud, aud oue square pine
The south half of Lot of Land No. 101 in
the seventh district of origiu.illy Coweta now
Campbell—levied ou as the property of Lemuel
Wilkcrsou to satisfy ouc Fi Fa from u justice’s
court ol Putnam couuty iu favor of Thomas Kil
patrick administrator of Thos. Scott deceased,
property puiuicd out by Mausou Garrett, levy
made aud returned to mo bv a constable.
POSTPONED SALE.
Lot of Land No. G1 in the cihgth district of
formerly Coweta uow Campbell couuty, or if a-
uy mistake iu the numlcr the lot whereon Johu
H. H. Colquitt now lives—to satisfy ouc Fi Fa
from the superior court of said county iu favor
of A. Spencer & co. vssaid John 11. 11. Col
quitt.
101J acres of Land more or less No. not
kuowu whereou Tolliver Hicks aud Alexauder
Northern nowlive—to satisfy ouo Fi Fa from a
justice’s court ofsaid county iu favor of Natha
niel Blanchard va George Harris sr., levy made
and returned to mo by a constable.
Two ijts of Land No. 109 and 116 in the
fourteenth district originally Fayette uow Camp
bell—levied ou as the property of Tunison Cory-
^<V **7 3tUt i*T tuuJvy •»*•*»♦•****» cK* aupav’ma
evert ofsaid couuty in favor of John l*. Grincr.Sc
others vs said Tuuison Coryell. july 18
WESLEY CAMP, stiff.
of said county deceased,
april 18 39 * DANIEL HICKS,
Adm’r with the wilt annexed.
] TlOU.it mouths after date application will be
? made to the court of Ordinary of Butts
county for au order to sell all the real estate ol
Rachel Slagbee deceased.
E. W. LANE, X
may 15 LABAN MAGBEE, S
5 71 OUR mouths afterdate application will be
; made to the court of Ordinary of Pike
comity for leave to sell tho lauds of James
Mims. sen. late of said couuty deceased—for the
beuefil of the heirs.
JOSIAH MIMS, adm’r
may 15 1834 33
gflOUll mouths after date application will be
made to tbe honorable inferior court of
land adjoining tbe lowu of Perry.
Also, on tho same day, before' the court house
iu TELFAIR couuty, 45 or 20,000 acres of laud
!y budgaud a^eusidenible'qmiuihyof^rlt^ite I,0 ” stw: ' couuly when siuin S for ordiua, * v
bay laud—oue ot two liuudrcd acres now in cul
tivation, Terms : Tile lauds will be sold ou
a loug credit.
juue 19 JOSIAH FLOURNOY, adm
Guardians Sale.
W ILL be sold before the court house door iu
poses, for leave to sell the northwest corner of
Lot of Laud No. 235 iu tho third district of Doo
ly couuty, say seventy acres more or less, belong
ing to the estate of William D. Patton deceased,
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors.
thomas n.McWilliams, aJm’i.
may 22 1834
35
the couuty of Hal), between ihc usual j
hours of sale, one lot of laud belonging to the j
heir s ?f Joshua Purkius deceased, No. 29 iu the j countv for leave to sell the real estate of James
"BTIOUii months afterdate application will be
eP made to the court of ordinary of Mouroe
Sth dist. ofsaid county, ou the first Tuesday iu
October uext, sold agreeably to an order of the
inferior court of Talbot couuty when sitting for
ordinary purposes, for the benefit of the heirs of
said deceased. DAYhD SHIP, Guardian,
july 10
Carsons, deceased, lato of said couuty. for the
beuefil of the heirs aud creditors. may 30-36
T. T. NAPIER, adm’r.
Administrator's Sale.
the first Saturday in SEPTEMBER
next, will be sold all the perishable prop-
F OUR mouths afterdate application will be
made to the court of Ordinary of Jones
county for leave to sell the Real Estate of John
Jenkins late of said couuty deceased, for the be
nefit of the heirs. juue 11
ELIZABETH JENKINS, adm'rx.
Sitting for Ordinary Purposes, May Term,
1834—present their honors J. B. JJ'illiamson,
JFm. Harris, and J. R. Calloway. Justices.
I T appearing to the court, that Isaac Matthews
did during his lifetime execute his certaiu
bond to James Monk, ami the said James Monk
indorsed the same to your petitioner, Alexander
Scott, for a valuable consideration, bearing date
the 1st Nov. 1831, in the penalty of nine hund
red dollars, to make titles to the aforesaid Monk,
to lot of land No. 140, in the 19th district of Mus
cogee county, and state aforesaid; And whereas
your petitioner has filed iu the office of the clerk
of this court a copy of the origiual bond, and cal
led ou the legal representative of the estate of
said Isaac Matthews deceased to shew cause if
auy they have why he should not be directed by
an order of this court to make titles to your peti
tioner, Alexander Scott, according to law. A
true copy from the minutes.
may 28 H. G, JOHNSON, c. c. o.
CEXfTBALL
PIONEER LINE.
THE subscriber lias„
Boats, the Clara Fish* I
Lalla Rookh, one drawl
20, the other 22 inches
which will be kept constantly runmug |, e . ^
this and Darien during the low stage 0 fth • L
iu iho summer aud fall. Lighters will also /
attendance. Shippers may rely upon their^?
being delivered with the utmost despatch %
Steamer Piouecr is uow ou her last trip .l/I
she will be laid up for the season. ’
Macon Juue £3-1 J. R. BUTT*
c oils r iff &3F ssegr
N ACT to alter aud amend the ciuth
lieu of the third article of the coustiiij* |
of i lie state of Georgia
IMPORTANT
TO TH£ AF7£I^TSD.
D ll. PETERS has reduced the price ot his
patent vegetable MEDICIN^E SIOMA-
CHICiE et HEPATICoE, for the cure of Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaints, and enlargements of the
SPLEEN, to FOUR DOLLARS.
The uuparalleled demand for Dr. Peters’ ve
getable combination, together with tho unrivall
ed succ’ess attending its use, has induced him to
lessen the price, and to offer to refund the money
in all cases where its virtues are properly tested
and satisfactory relief is not obtained.
The medicine has been found so effectual ia
removing the complaints for which it is recom-
uicuded, that physicians frequently have recourse
to it for their patients, after having exhausted all
their skill to little or no purpose.
It is tho opinion of Professor Jackson, of Phil
adelphia, and of many emiuent physicians, both
iu America and Europe, who have had extens
ive opportunities of witnessing the operations of
that most to be dreaded scourge to mankind, the
Epidemic Cholera, that it is those aud those on
ly whose digestive functions arc iu a debilitated
condition, who are subject to its attack. How
importaut then it is, at this period, when the fell ^ ut | w hereas the frequeut, numerous am!,
destroyer ofour race is actually on the borders of | peated applications to the legislature to gran;/
our state, that those whose digestive organs are j vorces, has become a great annoyance tothatk
in a vitiated condition, have immediate recourse ; jy t ail j i s W ell worthy their atteutirn. asneul
to the most potent means withiu their reach to j accouut of tho expense consequent on said ails.I
shield themselves from its itillueuce. I cations as unnecessarily swelling the lawsL|
Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia and Liver Journals ; and believing that the public w |
Complaints, arc flatulency, sourness or burning | would bensinuthoroinoted. and the paniesvi u
in tho stomach, melancholy, irritability, disagree- r6 , e ive full nuci complete justice :
able taste iu the mouth, great irregularity of aj»- Jj t it enacted by the Senate and House of ft,, t
petite, which is sometimes voracious and at olh- resentatives of the State of Georgia in Gtntrj
or times greatly deficient; thirst, fetid breath, * *■* * — 1 — l - *-* 1 - •
nausea, w eakness of tho stomach, acid eructa
tions, palpitation, drowsiuess, irregularity of the
bowels, pressure on the stomach after meals,
pain iu the head, dizziness or vertigo, confusion
of mind attended with loss of memory, a gnaw -
W'hcrcas the uiuth section of the thirdanirf
the constitution reads as follows :
“Divorces shall liot begrauied by the Leti .CT
ture until the parties shall have had a fair,. H
before the superior court and a verdict shalltti‘1
bceu obtained, authorizing a divorce upoti^l
principles; and iu such cases two thirds of
branch of the legislature may pass acts of
accordingly.”
2S037EX.
THE SUBSCRIBER has
taken the above establishment
situate in the extensive fire
proof brick building, recently
erected In Macou, aud is pre
pared for the accommodation
of regular boarders, and transient persons. Com
modious stables are attached to tbe hotel.
The subscriber hopes to merit from his friends
and the public a share of their patronage.
JOHN CARTER,
March 27, 1833 27 Late of Clinton
Fayette Sheriffs Saks.
■wnarrjLI. be sold between tho usual hours of
sale cn the first Tuesday in September
next before the court house door iu Fayetteville
Fayette county
Lot No. 55 in the seventh district of Fay
ette couutv—levied on as the property of Samu-
tl Clay to satisfy n Fi Fa from Butts superior
court in favor of the inferior court'of Butts couu
tv for the use of William Hitchcock vs Samuel
t'lay.
Entry Jarman’s interest in and to 50 acres
of laud lying aud being in the uortbeast corner
of Lot No. 187 in tho fourth district of formerly
Henry uow Fayette county, or if any mistake,
tho place whereon the said Jarman uow lives to
gether with tho crop of corn and cotton giowiug
uii the premises supposed to he ten acres ol com
ami six of cotton and one ox cart aud ouo yoke
of oxen and yoke—all levied on as the property
of Kmry Jarman To satisfy a Fi 1' a in favor of
Cheadie Cochran vs Johu llontly & Entry Jar-
man.
Tun acres of corn and seven or eight of rot-
tou growing on lot No. 87 iu the fourth district
of formerly Henry now Fayette county—levied
on us the property of John Jtently to satisfy a Fi ,
Fa in favor of Cheadlo Cochran vs John Bmitly
Erarv Jarman, property poiu'cd out by John
Bendy.* WYAT HEFLIN,
David Colly's interest in Lot of land No. 96
iu the / ill district of Fayctto county—levied on
bv an execution in favor* of Joseph M. Bonds &.
oihers vs iht said David Colly, levy made aud
returned to me by a constable.
Xicholas Harden's interest in lot of Land
No. !X>i» me seventh district of Fayetto county
—levied on by an execution iu-favor of H. 11.
Fields t- iho "said Nicholas Harden, returned to
tnc by a constable. July 19 1834
ANDREW McBRIDE, D. sh’ff.
erty or Mark PatterVon lato of JJnes county do- ' *aDV>L'U mouths afterdate application will be
rarae, "hogs, Worses, household and kitchen fur- Crawford ^county w hen^sittiiig^for ordiuary pur
uiture. Sec. Terms made known on the day of
sale. PLEASANT B. PATTERSON,
july J7 1834 adm'r.
A dm in istrators' Sale.
W ILL be sold at tbe plautatiou of James
Sandefer deceased ou the thirteenth day
of September next to tbe highest bidder, all the
personal property of said deceased, fur the bene
fit of the heirs uud creditors, termi made kuown
ou the day. july 7 1834
JOHN S. SANDEFER, ? „
THOMAS SANDEFER, ( aams
Guardian's Sale.
GREEABLE to an order of the honorable
poses for leave to sell the laud aud negroes be
longing to the estate of Chesley B. Marshall late
of said couuty deceased, in order to tnako a dis
tribution of said estate amoug the heirs.
MATTHEW A. MARSHALL, adm'r.
june 14-38
X^OUIl mouths after date application will be
made to the honorable inferior court of
Troup couuty when sittiug for ordiuary purposes
for leave to sell the laud belougiug to William
Nelson late of Troup county deceased,
juue 9-38 WILLIAM WOOD, ex'r.
T^OUR mouths after date applicatiou will he
made to the inferior court of Butts couuty
when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to
inferior court of Pike couuty sittiug for or- j se ll the real estate of U ill.am /,« late of said
dinary purposes, will he sold before the court j county deceased, for the beiiefi: of the heirs an«l
house iu Forsyth, on the firstTucsdcy of OC- j creditors ofsaid estate.,
TOBEii next. Lot of Laud No. 169 in the fourth ALF.X’R H. DOUGHERTY, udm’r.
district of Mouroe couuty, as the property of the
orphans of Jacob Buffington late of said couuty
deceased. Sold for tbe benefit of said orphans.
ALFRED BUFFINGTON, adm'r.
Pike co. july 4 1834
Administrator's Sale.
URSUANT toau order of the Inferior court
juue 20 1834-1
F OUR months after date applicatiou will be
made to the honorable inferior court of Junes
county when sitting for ordiuary purposes lor
leave to sell the laud and negroes belonging to
the estate of Mark Patterson deceased.
PLEASANT B. PATTERSON, adm'r.
Houston Sheriff sales
\ the first Tuesday in September next will
__ 1 be sold in the mu n of Perry Houston couuty
between the lawful hours of sale
Lot of Land No. 107 in the sixth dislrici
of Houston couuty—levied ou «o satisfy a Fi Fa
issued from a justice’s court in Wilkes county
in favor of Thus. \ndcr«on vs Howell Hay, lev
ied ou nnd returnod tome by a constable.
yisa House's interest in lot of land No. 206
originally tbe twelfth now the eleventh district
of Houstou couuty, also the standing crop there-
. 0 . * G. M. DUNCAN, sh’ff.
-iulvOl
of Marion county, when sittiug for ordinary ! July 7 1834-3 , ,
purposes, will ou the first Tuesday iu OCTO- j Bfl OUR mouths after date application will he
BER uext, within the legal hours, be sold before j made to the honorablo iuferior court of
the court house doorin Horry, Mariou county, j Crawford count}’when sitting for ordiuary pur-
Ziots cfSand KTo. 3.40, 242, 242 i poses for leave to sell the interest of James San-
and Fractious No. 131, 132. 133, all in the 28th defer deceased, in LotNo. 25 iu tbe third district
formerly Houston uow Crawford county, for the
benefit of the heirs and crediiorsof said deceased.
JOHN S. SANDIFER,
THOMAS SANUIFEIt,
GLOBE TAVERN,
Clinton, Jones County, Ga.
T HE Subscribers (late proprietors of the
Clinton Hotels tender our thanks to our
r, • in»i> mra patrons for past encouragement, auJ
respectfully beg leave to announce to the public,
that we have temoved to the commodious House
known as the
GLOBE TAVERN,
situated iu the business part of the town, aud
fronting the Court-House.
Having leased this staud for several years,
with the intention ofrenewing the lease or of pur
chasing the property, we consider ourselves per
manently located, and shall continue to improve
our accomodations as tho comfort of customers
shall require.
Our House is now open for the reception of
Travellers or Boarders. We shall at all times
eudeavor to keep such a House, as will ensure
public patronage; and we hope to afford such ac
commodations as will prove satisfactory to those
who call ou us.
The usual great promises of good TABLES,
BARS, fcc. we think unnecessary to particular
ize.—Good Lois aud other conveniences for Dro
vers, readily furnished.
WOOD & WEEKES.
N. B. The Clintou Hotel will not be occupied
for public Eutertainmcut the present year.
Jnnuarv 20. 1834 19 tf
ing in the stomach when empty, chilliness, affec
tion of sight and hearing, pain and weakness in
tho back, languor, disturbed sleep, cold feet and
hands, tremor, uneasiness in the throat, cough,
pain in the side or breast, &c.
From Hr. James Ewell, author of the Medical
Companion, or Family Physician.
“New Orleans, Doc. 20, 1831.
“To alhchom it may concern.—This is to cer
tify, that I have witnessed the operation of Dr.
Peters’ Medicina Stomachicee et Hepaticee iu a
number of very obstiuate Dyspeptic aud Liver
affections, of long standing, likewise in several
cases of enlargement of the Splecu, aud its effects
were truly astonishing. I have no hesitation iu
declaring it the most valuable preparation for
those distressing ailments that has ever como ui-
thiu my knowledge.
JAMES EWELL, M. D."
IVilkinson Co., Ga. May 1834.
This is to certify, that my wife labored unde;
au enlargement of the Ssfleen for ten years; du
ring which, she, at short intervals, suffered ex
tremely, and, at all times, was iu a feeble stato
of health. About fifteen months since, she com
menced taking Dr. Peters’ Mediciuae Stomachi
cs et Hepatic®, and, after using two parcels, her
health was restored, aud she decliued its forth
use. I will only add. that, for the last twelve
mouths, she has enjoyed excellent health.
ABNER HICKS.
Wilkes Co. ian. 20, 1831.
“The undersigued can bear testimony to the
superior efficacy ol Dr. Peters’ Medicines IStvma-
chieee et Hepaticee iu the cure of Dyspepsia aud
Liver complaints from petsoual experience.
VVILLLA.U CJOHivtio.V.
Tho oWtc iWediciues are put tip iu parcels,
with full direction^ for use. A parcel will last a-
bout tweuty five days. Persons wisbiug to see
Dr. Peters, are requested to make inquiry for
him at the Eagle Hotel, kept by Mr. Hebert Me
Comb, Milledgeville, where he boards.
The above Medicines may be had in Milledge-
ville either of Dr. Peters or Pryor Wright; it. Au
gusta of Thomas Richards; in Decatur, DcKalb
couuty, of Samuel Cone; iu Talbottoq, Taibo
couutv, of Messrs. Hicks & Maddox: in Colum
bus, at the Columbus Hotel; iu Grceneshorough
at Chew’s Hotel; iu Charleston, Soulh Carolina,
of W. S. Boag &. co. ; of J. P. Dawkins Han-
cockville, Union district. South Carolina; in
Tallahassee, F’lorida, of Dr. E. B. Perkius; in A-
thens, Clark couuty, the Postmaster; in Hawkins
viile, the Postmaster: iu Macou, of Win. G.
Brown, Druggist.
Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted Ly tktet I
thority of the same. That from aud after the
sage ol this act, the ninth section cf the third srH
tide of the constitution of the state of
shall read as follows;
Divorces shall bo fiual and conclusive nLoW
the parties shall have obtained the coucurrtgB
verdicts of two special juries authorizing a dj. 8
vorce upon legal principles.
Sec. 2. And he it enacted by the authority o/o, r . ■
said. That as soon as this act shall have uuiier R
gone the requisitions required by the cousiituuc: I
it shall become a part of the cousiituiiou of
state. THOMAS GLASCOCK,
Speaker of the House of Representatives. ■
JACOB WOOD,
33-10tAm President of the Senate. |
MEDICAL.
district of said county. Sold as the property of
Carlton Greer, late of said county deceased, for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms
made known on the day of sale-
july 12 ROBERT GREER. AJmr.
llutts Sheriff Sales
U " Ll.be sold on the first Tuesday in Scp-
teuihcr next, before the court house in
Jackson, Butts couuty, between the usual hours
of sale,
Levied on as the property’ of Yclvington
o»»e half- lot of Land No. 44 in the
tfenwth district of originally Monroe now Butts
rohnty, to satisfy
coart u# Butts cou
Yciviagion Thaxton
diat C. Thaxton securities, levied oil and re-
*nrucd to'rtte by a constable. july 31
It. H. K1NDRICK. dtp. sh’ff.
Administrator's Sale.
A GREEABLE to an order of the court of or-
OSL diuary’ of Butts couuty. will, ou tbe first
Tuesday iu OCTOBER next, within tho legal
hours, be sold before the court bouse door in the
town of JackSon Butts couuty, the Laud lying in
said couuty belonging to the estate of Joe/ Wise
deceased, consisting of one huudred aud sixty or
seventy acres around the ferry on the west side
of the Ocmulgee river, with the Ferry Boat aud
privilege of lauding on tbe east side of said river,
sold for the benefit of the heirs aud creditors of
said deceased. Terms, one fourth to be paid at
the time of sale or receiving possession of the
tract joining the ferry, two equal aunual pay
ments the remainder.
Also all the iutcrcst of said deceased in 116 a-
cres of land fraction 104, sold for the benefit of
ihe heirs and creditors, two yearly payments.
Also iu the town of MONTICELLO, Jasper
county, before the court house door iu the legal
hours, will be sold the Land belonging to said de
ceased, situate iu Jasper county, lying ou the
Ocmulgee river, contaiuiug oue hundred and
thirty acres more or less, lying opposite the tract
to be sold in Butts couuty, reserving the ferry
• adm's.
julv 10 1834-3
—Coweta county.
HFhEKEAS Micajah Harris, administrator
* ’ on the estate of John Harris deceased, late
of said county, appplics to me for letters dismis-
sory from said estate,
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of said de
ceased, to be and appear at my office within the time
prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have
why said letters should not be granted.
Given under tuy hand at office this 2d day of
June 1834. 36 DAVID MOSELY c. c. o
Georgia,—Butts county.
A lfred Levingston administrator of the es
tate of Robert Grier deceased, of the state
of Alabama, applies for letters of Dismission from
said estate.
Aud Calvcry F. Knight administrator of the
cstaio of Richard Knight deceased, applies for
letters of Dismission from said estate.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceas
ed to be and appear at my office within the time
prescribed by law, to shew cause if any they have,
why said letters should not be granted.
JR. „ Given under my hand this Sth day of march,
landing for the use of the pnrehuser iu Butts j 1834. 6m JOHN McCORD, c. c. o.
county sales. Also the place whereou Charles 1
Trussel now lives containing 50 acres more or
less on Wise’s creek, sold for the benefit of tho
heirs and creditors, terms two annual payments,
v two Fi Fas ' r ‘ , ' u •? justice ff llrI {, er particulars w>adc known on the day.—
uuty iu favor of Daniel Marti., q 00 j security will be required iu all the above
laxtun and David J. Daily nun sa | e9) possession of the above lands given the
Notice.
All, prr-'cYis having demands against the es-
in: ■ of ’ far/: Patterson are hereby notified
ia ft lb-., in terms of the law, and tlio^e
»a.f> tr th; < mv arc r qnesficU to make im-
’. ttap: - Ant juh^7 1834-5
T 73 PATTERSON adm’r
possession
first January next. july 261834
rARHAM LINDSEY, adm'r.
Notice.
A LL persons haOi'ig demands against the cs-
tate of Jgmes Sandifeadeceaesd are reques-
ted to exhibit them for payment, and all those
indebted to said estate are* requested to make
immediate payment as the law directs.-july 7-3
JOHN S. SANDEFER, > . ,
THOMAS SANpEFER,
S-EOj&eS’IA—Hike county.
(1T11EREAS Joseph Fiucher administrator
W of tbe estate of David IF. Story dec’d
applies to mo for letters cf dismission from said
estate,
Tins: arc therefore to cite and admonish all and
singv tar the kindred and creditors of said deceas
ed to be and appear at my offite icithin the[lime
prescribed by law to ■ shew cause if any they can
why said letters should not be granted.
Given uuder ray hand at office, this tho 1st
August 1834.
H. G. JOHNSON, e. c. o.
Tin Ware Manufacturer.
MULBERRY, NEAR THIRD STREET.
T HE subscriber continues to manufacture
TIN WARE in every varietv, aud has
now on hand a general assortment, which he will
sell wholesale or retail at the Savannah or Augus
ta prices.
He 1ms also just received an assortment of Ja
panned Tin Ware, consisting of Trunks, sugar
Boxes, Waiters, Bread pans, Cauisters, sugar
Bowls, Milk cups, Tumblers, Pepper boxes, Gra
ters, Toy cups, Rattles, candlesticks, Lamps, spit
Boxes, sand Boxes, Pocket Lanterns, &c. &c.
Also, patent Bakers, Foot stoves, blocktin Tea
Pots, Plates, Basins, Tumblers, &c.
JOB WORK done at the shortest notice.
janji WILLIAM S. ELLIS.
Notice.
F ROM necessity 1 ani compelled to raise my
prices for Board, Stabling, and hiring of
Horses. The scarcity of corn, fodder, and all
kinds of provender is the only aud sole cause of
my so doiug. My prices will bo as follows until
the prices of provisions get lower, viz.
Double Barouches horses & Driver pr day §7,00
Single do -do 4,00
Horse and Gig prday 3,00
Horse and Sulkey 3,00
Saddle Horso 1,50
Board of Horse pr month 15,00
do do day aud night 75
Persons hiring of horses or vehicles of any kind
will be held responsible for all damages, (ordina
ry wear only excepted,) and pay the regular hire
of the same every day it remains idle in couse-
quence of said damage,
juue 9 1834 37 GEORGE I. PITTS.
N. B. Payment in advance will he expected in
all enses of li’r^iT-. G. T. P.
F1SHBRY FOR SALE.
OCTOR FALL iu the course of his pro-
fessioual pursuits, fiuding how little suc
cess attended his exertieus in cases of dropsy,
was, after some years observant practice, led to
suspect the souiiducss of the pathology of that
complaint. Believing that if the nature, seal
and tendency of this disease were correcily ap
prehended, that a generally successful practice
would certainly have been devised. Having be
come thus impressed, he gave himself up to the
investigation of the subject, aided only b> his
kuo wledgo of tbe science of the human liody. ami
some years constant aud laborious observation in
practice; he believes himself to have arrived at a
correct knowledge of the state of the human sys
tem which operates as the cause of dropsy in all
its usnal forms. His views in this respect, are
indeed quite different from the scholastic theory
of dropsy, though strictly pathological. He feels
more and more confirmed of their correctness,
from the superior success which attends the ap
plication of medicine according to his principles.
For the last seven years, he has confined his
practice exclusively ta dropsical subjects, and
has had the satisfaction to seo his intellectual
efforts crewued by the most happy results. Ma
ny persous during this period have been cured
by his discovery, who were despaired of, both by
friends and physicians ; and are now liviug wit
nesses of the truth of v hat is here stated.
Standing thus insulated, with a remedy in bis
hand, which he believes (aud in ibis beliel he is
not alone,) surpasses auy thing kuowu iu the
medical world, for tho cure of this distressing
malady ; he has thought proper for his individu
al benefit, and (or the beuefit of thbse who may
at auy time labor uuder this disease, to exhibit
his remedy to the world, in the form of patent
medicine. In doiug which he has no apology
to offer nor favor to ask, further than strict jus
tice. Believing that the remedy here recutn-
N ACT to to alter the third, seveuih no:9
twelfth sections of the first article, amiudM
first aud third sections of the third article of lit ft
constitution of this state.
\\ it.Teas, a part of the third section of the first LaS
article of the cousi.tution isiii the following w«rv S
to wit: “TheSeuate shall be elected annually." ■
A part of the seventh scetiou lathe first article ii
iu the following words, “The Rej)reseuiot!ruR|
shall he choscu annually.” Aud a part of iLs 1
twelfth section of tiie first article is in ihc follow- ( fi
ing words: “The nicetiug of tho General As- I
semblyshall bo annually.” And whereas, apanfl
of the first section of the third article is iu tbe
following words, to wil; “The Judges of tbe
superior courts shall be elected for the term of H
three years.” And a part of the third sectiuucfBi
the third article is in the following words: “There
shall be a State’s Attorney aud Solicitors ap
pointed by tbe Legislature, aud comunsaiouiit
by the Governor, \\ ho shall hold their offices for
the term of three years,” and whereas the before
recited clauscs' , rcquire amendment,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rip
resentatives of the blale of Georgia in General Ai-
sembly met, end it is hen by enacted by the -Uiiw-
rity of the same, that so scon as this act sMl
have passed, agieeable to the rcquisiiiuus,of tbs
constitution, the following shall be adopted in
lieu of the foregoing clauses, iu the before recited
sections, to wii: in lieu of the clause iu ihe third
section of the first article, the following to wit:
fhe senate shall be elected biennially aftertin
year eighteen huudred aud thirty five. In lieu
rf die clause iu the seventh section of the first tiro |
ticle, the following: The Representatives shall
be chosen biennially after the year eighteen hun
dred aud thirty five. Iu lieu of the clause in tho
twelfth section of the first article, the following:
i'ho meeting of the General Assembly shall ho
biennially alter thn year eighteen hundred aud
thirty five. Iu li. u of the clause in the first sec
tion of the third article, the following : The Jud
ges of the superior courts shall be elected for the
term of four years • ihe first election to take
place in tbe year eighteen hundred aud thirty se
ven. Aud iu li-.ii of the clause in the third sec
tion of the third article, trie following : There
shall be a state’s Attorney aud Solicitors a ."prin
ted by the Legislature, and commissioned by tbe
Governor, who shall hold their offices for tbe
term of four years ; the first < lection to lake place
in the year eighteen hundred and iDirty seveu.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted by the authority a-
foresaid, That the Judges of the superior courts
and Solicitors General who arc now in office or
who may be elected previous to the meeting of
ihe Geuerul Assembly, in 1837. shall hold their
offices until the meeting of ilie General Assem
bly iu the year eighteen huudred aud thirty seven
aud until their successors may be elected aud
qualified. TilJ.MAS GLASCOCK,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JACOB WOOD. President if the Senate.
Iu senate, read first time Sth November. 1833;
secou I time, November 1-itli; third time, Novem
ber 21. Passed.
Attest. JOHN A. CUTIIBLRT, Sec'y
In tile House of Representatives, read first
time, JOtii December, 1833; second time. Hill
December; third time. 201h December. Passed-
Attest, JOSEPH STURGIS, clerk.
3-1 lOtjtn
TO THE PUBlTfc!
A SERVANT girl of mine, who had for se
veral years labored under a DYSPEPTIC
aud LIVEIt-AFFECTI* >N. and whose life 1
had despaired of, after the trial of several physi
cians to relieve her, was succcessfuliv treated bv
Dr. Peters, of this place, whom I consider pre-
cmiueHtly skilled iu those complaints.
If. A. GREENE.
Milledgeville. June, 1834-2
THE SOUTHERN PLANTER
CONTENTS OF No. 25, VoL 2.
Henry's Magnesia,
W ARRANTED genuine, just received aud
for sale by WM. G. BROWN
jtrac 5 36
A GOOD FISHERY on the Ocmulgee riv
er, with about 61 acres of laud attached, is
oliored for sale. It lies 3 or 1 miles below Ma
con. aud is kuown as Fractions Nos. 117 aud 119
Macou Reserve, west side of the Ocmulgee—is
generally kuown as Crawford's Fishery. For
particulars apply iu East Macou tu
juue 12-37' D. FLANDERS.
-g Bars square Irou ? assorted sizes, will
JL 34 bars round do. } be sold low, if ap-
olied for soon m 20 R iC OTTON ‘
.i ■ , “ . _ , . -V/ I. '.. . Original.—Cotton—Origin, description
mended only requires to be faithfully applied to cu | tu -eof S ' ~ ' *
give unparalleled satisfaction; he fe»ls willing [ j,,
for his incdicino to staud or fall by its own mer
it.
Doctor II. Branham, Eatonion, Ga. authori
zes the patentee to publish tho following short
note :
I have kuowu Doctor Fall’s prescription for
dropsies, used iu mauy cases, with siugular suc
cess. As a certain diuretic, so far as my obser
vation extends, it has no equal. I believe it al
together tho best remedy 1 have known for this
distressing disease.
Nov. 8th, 1833. H. BRANHAM.
The above medicine may be had with accom
panying directions from F. Johnson, Macou,
Columbus, E. M. Edwards Milledgeville,
Crinton &. Bacon Athens,-R. B. Haviland &• Co.
B. S. Augusta.
feh 20 21 2wc3mtf
and
ea Island Cotton, by Tbumas Spald-
Preserving Grapes on the vine, by S. Rose;
Agricultural Society iu Jasper county; Notice to
Correspondents ; A fragment.
Selected.—-Iloeiug Indian Corn ; Skinless
Oats; Culture of Onions; Ashes ns Maoore,
English Turnips; Cordage ; Cutting Grain ;
The Vine; Odds and Etuis; Tallahassee
Jacksonville Rail Road; Feeling; Eyes; Con
firmed Habits; Anecdote; Barber’s Pole; Chur
ning Butter: Singal ir Feat.
Iron Frame Travelling Trunin
l^OR sale by
april 1 27
WM. II. BURD3ALL.
rflllE Steam Saw Mill, one and a lialftnil® 3
JtL fr» ni Macou, is uow in Full operation, and
is intended to be kept constantly running by tbe
preseut proprietors undertiiefirmof./oAn If. Lamb-
din iy Co. Every order left with Levi Kekley
in Macou, or at the Mill, will be promptly exe
cuted.
JOHN W r . LAMBD1N,
LEVI ECKLEY.
N. B. All intruders on the land may expect to
bo deajt with iu strict terms of the law.
may 26 35 3m