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Campbell Sheriff Sales.
rr "lLL be sold on tbo first Tuesday in Sep
tember next, l»eforc the courthouse iu
Cumpbcllton, Campbell county, between the u-
sunl hours of sale.
Houston Tax Sale.
W ILL bo sold on iho first Tuesday iu OC
TOBER next, before the court house
iu Perry, Houston county, within legal hours.
acres pine Land, No. 19, in the 14th
I wo Lots ol Land Nos. 112 and 2G.» iu the • district Houston county, and 101.-} acres 2d qual-
first district of formerly Carroll now Campbell; oa jj nj „| hickory Land, No. 185, iu the 3d dis-
conuty— levied «u with one mortgage 111 1 alroui j lr j cl JMonroe county, as the property of William
the superior court of said county in favor of Oh-, Greer, or so much thereof as will satisfy his tax
Vcr Porter, William Redd, James 11, Hauicl, Rt- ■ • ) r )1 | costs for the year 1833, Tax due 48 cents,
chard S. Park, ThomasCuuniugliam, John Cun-1 DANIEL DUPREE, Tar Collector.
iliughnui, Woodson Heard, Peter J, Williams, julc 17 -1
Daniel Snuford, and Ren. Sanford vs Junta S. J ' T
Park, property pointed out in said Mpitgugc Fi j 4^ inferior
Fa. ! j:
C REE ABLE to an order of tho honorable
court of Pike county sitting for or-
* , . ir j nhii'r* • of Land No. Sin the sixth district of Fayette'coun-
couuty W favor of Alfred Livingston vs John C , ^ . of tfae ornhan , j Johu S .
Garner, Thomas W. Garner and Bcnj. \Veeu... ^ if Henry county deceased. Sold
L?t of Land No. loS iu the .ourteen tt is- j f or t j, c benefit ofsaid orphans, terms made hpown
irict of formerly F ayelte now Campbell county j 0(J tfap j av> . j uue 7 1334
Administrators' Sale.
"ITfT’ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in Sep-
T ’ tf'mhpr MPVf. at tllft rnnp» limico rlnnr in
tember next, at the coart bouse door in
Forsyth Monroe comity, two Negroes, a man &
girl, sold as the property of Jared Tarply decea
sed.
JAMES MAY. adm'r.
MARGARET TARPLY, adm'rx.
July 10 1834-3.
Notice.
A LL persons having demands against the cs-
—'*■ tate of Mark Patterson late of Jones count)’
deceased, are requested to present them to tho
subscriber duly proven, and all persous im.ebtcd
to said estate are requested to como forward and
make payment to
PLEASANT B. PATTERSON, adm'r.
iulv 7 1834-3
—levied 011 as the property of John Kiser to sat
isfy suudry Fi Fas from a" justice’s court iu said
county iu favor of Gecrge L. Roberts and others
vs John Kiser and M. Horrell, levy made aud j
returned to me by a constable.
Lot of Land No. GO in the eighth district of
originally Coweta now Campbell county—levied
on as the property of Jotl Anderson to satisfy
two Fi Pus from a justice’s court ofsaid county
iu favor of Thomas Taylor bearer vs Joel An
derson principal aud Parker Rico, indorser,
pointed out by Mosely aud McCay, levy made j
stud returned to me by acoustable ; the above j
to bo sold under the incumbrance of a mortgage
JOSIAII E. NUN ALLY, guardian.
Administrator’s Sale.
ILL be sold before the court house in Per
ry Houston county on the fast Tuesday
iu September next,
AH the Sands
of Robert Flournoy deceased, which lie iu said )
county, among which are three lots of first qual- j
iiy oak cud hickory land, and 0110 square pine
laud adjoining the town of Perry.
Also, on the same day, before the court house
Notice.
A LL persons having demands against the cs-
tate of James Suudifcr deceacsd are reques
ted to exhibit them for payment, aud all tiiose
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment as the law directs.-july 7-3
JOHN S. SANDEFER, > ,
THOMAS SANDEFER. S
ftXZORGXA—Butts county.
W HEREAS William Harrison applies to
me for letters of administration on tho
estate of James Harrison late of said county de
ceased,
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to he and appear at my offee unthin the
time prescribed by laic, to shew cause, if any they
have why said letters should not be granted,
Given under my hand this 26th July 1834.
6 JOHN McCORD. c. c. o.
Georgia,—Houston county.
W HEREAS David H. Cbeaming adminis
trator with tho will annexed of Dayid
iu TELFAIR county, 45 or 20,000 acres of land
ou which is a very largo saw aud grist mill uew-
Lowis Miles’ iuterest iu and to Lot of Land i !y built, aud a considerable quantity of first rate
No. 80 in the seventh district ot formerly Cowe-! bay laud—one ot two hundred acres now >11 cul-
tn now Campbell county—levied onto satisfy j tivatioo. lerrns : The lauds will be sold on
one Fi Fa from the superior court of Clark conn-1 a long credit.
f superior court of Clark coun
ty iu favor of Thomas A. Wright vs said Miles.
Lot of Land No. 77 ir. the first district of
formerly Carroll uo\v Campbel!—to satisfy one
Fi Fa from the superior court of Carroll county
in favor of tho officers of court of said county vs
juue 19 JOSIAII FLOURNOY cdr.
Guardians Sale.
W ILL be sold before the court house door iu
the county of llall, between the usual
. hours of sale, one lot of laud belonging to the
Johu Sherrcr aud Thomas A. Lathran his attor-; heirs yf Joshua Purkius deceased, No. 29 in the
uey. pointed rut by Thomas A Lathran. ^ j Hilt dist. ofsaid county, ou the first Tuesday iu
The undivided half 01 Lot ot Land No. not October next, sold agreeably to an order of the
known in tbo ninth district of formerly Coweta Inferior court of Talbot county when sitting for
now Campbell whereon Edward B. Thompson’s * ordiuary purposes, for the benefit of the heirs of
farm lies adjoining the town of Campbellfon— | said deceased. DAVJjD SHIP, Guardian,
levied on to satisfy suudry Fi Fas from the supe- j July 10
rior court of said county iu favor of Thomas'
OUR mouths after date application will be
made to the court of Ordiuary of Butts
county for an order to sell all the real estate ol
Rachel Mngbee deceased.
E. W. LANE, ) j, .
may 15 LABAN MAGBEE, S
1 71 OUR months after date application will be
/ made to the court of Ordiuary of Piko
county for leave to sell the lauds of James
Mims, sen. late of said county deceased—for the
benefit of the heirs.
JOSIAII BUMS, atlm’r
raw 15 1834 33
F OUR months after date application will be
made to the honorable inferior court of
Black, George Lawrence, E. B. Thompson and I 4««IIWWI
IS. B. Mosely ainl others vs Thomas Smith. I l ^ c V 1
The south half of Lot of Land No. 101 in j V ?£*’?£ ^ Sold . a 1 penshabl
H originally Coweta now crl >' Patter** lato of Jon- “
the- property of Lemuel I c «“ ed *. al bouse sa,d
Fi Fa from a justice’s *«*• bo " s ’ household and
K"ii_ mture, &c. lerrns made known e
the seventh district of origiudlly Coweta now
Campbell—levied on as
Wilkcrsou to satisfy ouc
court ot Pulliam couuty iu favor of Thomas Kil
patrick administrator of Tlios. Scott deceased,
property pointed out by Mausou Garrett, levy
made and returned to me by a coustablc.
Administrator's Sale.
TEMBER
J erishable prop
ones county de-
cousistiag of
kitchen l'ur-
011 the dav of
sale. PLEASANT B. PATTERSON, *
jiflv 17 1834 adm'r.
Houston county when sitting for ordinal y pur
poses, for leave to sell the northwest comer of
Lot of LauU No. 235 iu the third district of Doo
ly county, say seventy acres more or less, belong
ing to Iht estate of William D. Patton deceased,
for tho benefit of the heirs and creditors.
THOMAS N. McWILLlAMS, adm'r.
may 22 1834
35
F OUR months afterdate application will be
made to the court of ordinary of Monroe
Administrators' Sale.
POSTPONED SALE. '1T7TLL be sold at the plantation of James
Lot of Land No. G1 i* the ciligth district of | ▼» Sandefer deceased on the thirteenth day
formerly Coweta uow Campbell couuty, or if a-
nv mistake in the number the lot whereon Johu
if. U. Colquitt now lives—to satisfy one Fi Fa
from the superior court of said county in favor
•of A. Spencer & co. vs said John H. II. Col
<juin.
1014 acres ol Laud more or less No. not
known wlicrcou Tolliver Hicks aud Alcxaudcr
Noribcut uotvlivc—to satisfy one Fi Fa from a
justice’s court ofsaid county iu favor of Natha
niel Blanchard vs George Harris sr., levy oiadc
and returned to me by a constable.
lQ%fltcLU6jnjJ;e
bell—levied on as the property of Tunison Cory
ell to satisfy suudry executions from the superior
court ofsaid county iu favor of Johu P. Griucr&
others vs said Tunison Coryell. july 18
WESLEY CAMP. sh'ff.
of September next to the highest bidder, all the
personal property of said deceased, for the bene
fit of the heirs and creditors, terms made known
ou the day. julv 7 1834
JOHN S. SANDEFER. \ „ ..
THOMAS SANDEFER. \ aa " ia
‘Guardian's Sale.
GREEABLE to an order of the honorable
Xm. inferior court of Pike couuty sitting for or
diuary purposes, will be sold before the court
house iu Forsyth, on the first Tuesday of OC
TOBER next, Lot of Land No. 169iu the fourth
dhe uroftPfceMf
deceased. Sold for the benefit of said orphans.
ALFRED BUFFINGTON, adm'r
Pike co. july j 1834
county for leave to sell the real estate of James
Parsons, deceased, late of said couuty. for the
benefit of the heirs aud creditors. tnay 30-36
T. T. NAPIER, adm’r.
F OUR months afterdate application will be
made to the court of Ordiuary of Jones
county for leave to seli the Real Estate of John
Jenkins late of said couuty deceased, for tho be
uefit of the heirs. june 11
ELIZABETH JENKINS, adm'rx.
F OUR months afterdate application will be
made to the honorable inferior court of
Chcwniug deceased applies to me for letter dis-
niissory.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceas
ed to file their objections (if any they have,) in my
office within the time prescribed by law, why said
letters should not be granted.
Giveu under my hand at offi.-o this 2d June
1834. 36 CHARLES H. RICE, c. c. o.
IMPORTANT
TO T2£3 AFFLICTED.
TTVK. PETERS lias reduced the price ot his
JLr patent vegetable MEDICINE STOMA
CHIC ;E et HEPAT1CJ2, for the curt; of Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaints, and enlargements of the
■swi.-i.-w HOUR DOLLARS
SPLEEN, to FOUR DOLLARS
Tho unparalleled demand for Dr. Peters’ ve
getable combination, together with the unrivall
ed success attending its use, has induced hitn to
lessen the price, and to offer to refund the money
in all cases where its virtues are properly tested
and satisfactory relief isuot obtained.
The medicine has been found so effectual in
removing the complaints for which it is recom
mended, that physicians frequently haverecoursc
to it for their patieuts, after having exhausted all
their skill to little or 110 purpose.
It is tho opinion of Professor Jackson, of Phil
adelphia, and of many eminent physicians, both
in 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 are in a debilitated
condition, who are subject to its attack. How
important then it is, at this period, when the fell
destroyer of our race is actually ou the borders of
our state, that those whose digestive organs are
in a vitiated condition, have immeiiiate recourse
PIONEER LTNE.
THE subscriber has two small
Boats, the Clara Fisher an,}
Lidia Rookh, one drawing but
20, the -other 22 inches water
which will be kept constantly running between'
this aud Darien during the low stage of the river
iu the summer and fall. Lighters will also be ia
attendance. Shippers may rely upon tbeirgoods
being delivered with the utmost despatch. The
Steamer Pioneer is now on her last trip, when
she will be laid up for the season.
Macon June 23-1 J. R. BUTTS.
Inferior Court of Pike County,
Sitting for Ordinary Purposes, May Term,
1834—present their honors J. B- Williamson,
Wm. Harris, and J. R. Calloway. Justices.
I T appearing to tho court, that Isaac Matthews
did during his lifetime execute his certain most potent means within their reach to
bond to James Monk, aud the said James Monk shield themselves worn its influence,
indorsed the sanio to your petitioner, Alexander Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia and Liver
Scott, for a valuable consideration, bearing date Complaints, are nauiisncy, sourness or burning
the 1st Nov. 1831, iu tho penalty of niue bund- •“ the stomach, melancholy, irritability, disagree-
red dollars, to make titles to the aforesaid Monk, able taste iu the mouth, great irregularity ol ap-
to lot of laud No. 140, in the 19th district of Mus- petite, which is sometime* voracious aud a: oth-
cogeo county, and state afexesaid; And whereas er times greatly deficient; thirst, fetid breath,
your petitioner has filed iu the office of the clerk nausea, weaknoss of the stomach, acm eructa-
of this court a copy of the original boud, aud cal- tions, palpitation, drowsiness, tVregulanty of the
led on tho legal representative of the estate of bowels, pressure ou the stoma.cn after meals,
said Isaac Matthews deceased to shew cause if pain m the head, dizziness or vertigo, confusion
auy they have Why he should not be directed by I ol miud attended with loss of memory, a
an order of this court to make titles to your peti-1 ««S in^e stomach when empty, chilliness, aflec-
tioner, Alexander Scott, according to law.
true copy from tho minutes,
may 28 H. G. JOHNSON, c. c. o.
tiou of sight and hearing, pain aud weaku-iss in
the back, languor, disturbed sleep, cold feet .and
hands, tremor, uueasiuess iu the throat, cough,
pain in the side or breast. &c.
constitution:
A N ACT to alter aud amend the 1 iutli sec
tion of the third article of the ct usiitutiou
of the state of Georgia.
Whereas the ninth section of the third articleof
the constitution reads as follows :
“Divorces shall not be granted by the Legisla
ture until the parties shall have had a fair trial
before the superior court and a verdict shall have
been obtained, authorizing a divorce upon legal
principles ; and in such cases two thirds of each
branch of the legislature may pass acts of divorce
accordingly.”
Aud whereas the frequeat, numerous and re
peated application* to the legislature to grantdi-
vortes, has become a great annoyance lothatbu-
dy, and is well woriby their attention, as well on'
account of the expense consequent on said appli
cations as unnecessarily swelling the laws ami
Journals; aud believing that the public good
would be ns much oromoted. and the parties would'
receive full and complete justice :
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep.
Tcsenlatives of the State of Georgia in General
Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the au
thority of the same, That from and after the pas
sage of this act, the ninth section of the third ar
ticle of the constitution of the state of Georgia
shall read as follows;
Divorces shall bo final and conclusive wken
the parties shall have obtained the concurreut
verdicts of two special juries authorizing a di
vorce upon legal principles.
Hec. 2. And be it enacted by the authority afore
said, That as soon as this act shall have uuder-
R. lias | F rom ^ r ‘ Jame f Ewell, author ofthe Medical j gone the requisitions required by the constituu'oa
, . . .Companion, or Family Physician.
taken the above establishment ' “New Orleans, Dec. 20, 1831.
situate m the extensive fire „ Tq all whom {t concern ._ Th ; S , 9 to cer-1
proof brick building, recently df llmt ]. have w itucfsed the operation of Dr.
erected In Macon, and is pro- Medicince stomachic* et Hepatic* in a
pored for the accommodation |-n ninbe r of very obstinate Dyspeptic aud Liver]
affections, of long standing, likewise iu several
cases of enlargement of the Spleen, and its effects
were truly astonishing. I have no hesitation in
ft shall become a part rf the constitution of the
state. THOMAS GLASCOCK,
Speaker of the ilousp of Representatives.
Jacob wood,
33-10t£m President of the Senate.-
Com-
of regular boarders, and transient persons,
tnodious stables arc attached 10 the hotel.
The subscriber hopes to merit from his friends
aud tho public a share of their patronage.
JOHN CARTER,
March 27, 1833 27 Late of Clinton.
A N ACT ttTtiJ alter the third, seventh aud
twelfth sections of the first article, and the
first aud third sections of the third article of the
declaring it the most valuable preparation for eouslitulion of tliis stale
GLOBE TAVERN,
Clinton* Jones County* Ga.
those distressing ailments that has ever come wi- j
thin my knowledge.
JAMES EWELL, M. D."
Wilkinson Co., Ga. May 1834.
Whereas, a part of the third section of the first
article of tho constitution is iu the following words
to wit: “The Senate shall he elected annually.”
A part of the seventh section of the first article is
This is to certify, that my wife labored under h u t | 10 following words,
T HE Subscribers (late proprietors of the an eulargemeutof the Spleen for ten years; du- s hall be chosen annually.” And
Clinton Hotel,) tender our thanks to our r t u £ w hich, she, at short intervals, suffered ex- ] twelfth section of the first article is
Crawford couuty when sittiug for ordinary pur
poses for leave to sell the land and negroes be
longing to the estate of Chesley B. Marshall late
ot said couuty deceased, iu ordor to make a dis
tribution of said estate among the heirs.
MATTHEW A. MARSHALL, adm'r.
juue 14-38
'OOUR months after date application will bo
made io*he honorable inferior court of
Fayette Sheriffs Sales.
W ILL be sold between the usual hours of
sale ou the first Tuesday in September
next befurc tho court house door iu Fayetteville
Fayette couuty
Lot No. 55 in the seventh di«trict of Fay
ette county—levied on as tho property of Samu-
xl Clay to satisfy a Fi Fa from Butts superior
■court in favor of the inferior court of Butts couu
ty for the use of William Hitchcock vs Samuel j
Clay.
Entry Jarman’s interest in and to 50 acres
of laud lying and being in the northeast corner
of I.ot No. 187 in the fourth district of formerly
Henry uow Fayette county, or if auy mistake,
tho place whereon the said Jarman now lives to
gether with (lie crop of corn and cotton giowing
on the premises supposed to ho ten acres of corn
and six of cotton and one ox cart and otie yoke
of oxen and yoke—all levied on as the property
of Entry Jarman to satisfy a Fi Fa in favor of
ChcadJe Cochrau vs John Bendy Ss Emry Jar-
Administrator's Sate.
P URSUANT to an order of tho Inferior court
of Marion county, when sitting for ordiuary
purposes, will ou the first Tuesday iu OCTO
BER next, within the legal hours, be sold before
tbe court house doorin Horry, Marion county.
Lots of Zand No. 140,141* 142
and Fractious No. 131, 132. 133, all iu the 28th
district of said county. Sold as the property of
Carltoif Greer, late of said couuty deceased, for
tho bcuefit of tho heirs and creditors. Terms
made kuotvn on jhe day of sale,
july 12 ROBERT GREER. Admr.
Ten acres of corn and seven or eight of cot
ton growing on lot No. 97 iu the fourth district
of formerly Henry now Fayette county—levied
on ns the property of John Bcntly to satisfy a Fi
Fit in favor of Cheadle Cochran vs John Bcntly
& Emry Jarman, property poiu'cd out by John
Bcntly. WYAT HEFLIN, sh'Jf.
David Colly's interest in Lotoflaud No. 96
Jn the 7th district of Fayette county—levied on
by an execution iu favor of Joseph M. Bonds &.
others vs th«. said David Colly, levy made and
returned to me by acoustable.
Nicholas Ilardcn's interest in lot of Land
No. 96 in the seventh district of Fayette county
Administrator's Sale.
4 GREEABLE to au order of the court of or
diuary of Butts county, will, ou the first
Tuesday iu OCTOBER next, within tbe legal
hours, bo sold before the court house door iu the
town of Jackson Butts county, the Land lying iu
said couuty belonging to the estate of Joel Wise
deceased, consisting of ouc hundred and sixty or
seventy acres around the ferry ou the west side
of the Ocmulgce river, with the Ferry Boat and
privilege of landing ou the cast side of said river,
sold for the bcuefit of the heirs and creditors of |
said deceased. Terms, one fourth to be paid at
tho time of sale or receiving possession of the
tract joiniug the ferry, two equal auuual pay
ments the remainder.
Also all tho interest of said deceased in 116 a-
crcs of laud fraction 104, sold for the benefit of
the heirs aud creditors, two yearly payments.
Also iu the town of MONTICELLO, Jasper
couuty, before tbe court houso door in the legal
hours, will be sold tbe Laud belonging to said de
ceased, situate iu Jasper county, lyiog on tho
Ocmulgco river, containing ouo hundred and
thirty acres tnoro or less, lying opposite the tract
to be sold iu Butts county, reserving tbe ferry
Troup county wheu sitting for ordinary purposes
frsitorfafrtirUrtftfc toBfriHawingift* wuu ““
juue 9-33 WILLIAM WOOD, ex'r.
TjlOUR mouths after date application will be
-I- made to the inferior court of Butts couuty
when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to
sell the real estate of Will.am Le late of said
couuty deceased, for tho benefit of the heirs and
ceditors of said estate.
ALEX’R H. DOUGHERTY, adm'r.
june 20 1834-1
The Representatives
a part of tile
, _ in the follow-
friends and patrous for past encouragement, and | trcincly, aud, at all times, was in. a feeble state I j n g words: “The meeting of the General As-
rcspcctfully beg leave to announce to the public, of health. About fifteen mouths since, she com- I somblv shall be annually.” And whereas, a part
that wo have removed to tho commodious House | menced taking Dr. Peters’ Medicines Stomachi- G f the first section of the third article is iu tho
cte et Hepaticffi, aud, after using two parcels, her following words, to wit; “The Judges of the
health was restored, aud she decliuod its further superior courts shall be elected for the term of
I will only add. that, for the last twelve j three years.” - Aud a part of the third section of
known as the
GLOBE TAVERN,
situated in the business part of the town,
fronting the Court-House.
Ilaviug leased this stand for several years, j
with the intention ofrcuewing the lease or of pur-
aud
months, she has enjoyed excellent health.
ABNER HICKS
Wilkes Co. J an. -'0, 1834.
The undersigned can hear testimony to the
I • . . | ■ I lUluviOI-ULU LUU ULU1 ICdllUJUU V IU IUC
chasing the property, we consider ourselves per- ; or efficacy of Dr. Peters’ Mcdiani Stoma-
manently located, and shall continue to improve chiea tt Hepali ’ rx xa thtt cure of Djspepsiu aud
our accomodations as the comfort of customers I •:—_> . , ^ . - .* *
TC^OUR months after date application will be
* made to the honorable inferior court of Jones
county when sitting for ordiuary purposes (or
leave to sell the land aud neg-oes belonging to
the estate of Mark Patterson deceased.
PLEASANT B. PATTERSON, adm'r.
july 7 1834 3
F OUR months after date application will bo
made to the honorable inferior court of
Crawford couuty wben sitting for ordinary pur
poses for leave to sell tho interest of James San-
defer deceased, in Lot No. 25 in the third district
formerly Houston uow Crawford county, for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.
JOHN S. SANDIFKR, ? . ,
THOMAS SANDIFER, $ adm *•
julv 10 1834-3
—levied oil l>y nn execution iu favor of 11. H. • lauding for tho use of the purchaser in Butts
Fields vs iho said Nicholas Harden, returned to
me by a coustablc. july 19 1834
ANDREW McBRIDE, D. sh'ff.
Houston Sheriff sales
O N the first Tuesday in September next will
hcsoldin the town of Perry Houston county
between tbe lawful hours of salo
Lot of Land No. 107 in the sixth dislrict
of Houstuu county—levied on to satisfy a Fi Fa
issued from a justice’s court in Wilkes couuty
in favor of Thos. Anderson vs HoectU Hay, lev
ied ou nnd returned to mo by a constable.
Asa House's interest in lot of land No. 206
originally the twelfth now tho eleventh district
of Houston county, also the standing crop there
on. G. M. DUNCAN, sh'ff.
july 31
Henry 'Sheriff's
county sales. Also the place whereon Charles
Trusscl now lives containing 50 acres more or
less ou Wise’s creek, sold for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors, terms two auuual payments,
further particulars made known on tho day.—
Good security will be required iu all the above
sales, possession of tho above lauds given the
first Jauuary next. july 261834
PARHAM LINDSEY, adm'r.
Administrator's Sale.
W ILL bo sold at tbo late residence of Tho
mas Taylor deceased, iu Houston county,
on the first Saturday in November next,
A Quantity of Corn and Fodder*
I —Coweta county.
W HEREAS .Micajnh Harris, administrator
on the estate of John Harris deceased, late
of said county, appplies 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 th' time
prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have
why said letters should not be granted.
Giveu under niv hand at ollice this 2d day of
Juno 1834. 36 -DAVID MOSELY c. c.o
House is now open for the reception o
Travellers or Boarders. Wo shall at all times
endeavor to keep such a House, as will ensure
public patrouage'; and we hope to afford such ac- n°r Ut lWr- tJ n flVC dayS ', ^ .
“ ,h “° Ki «ItoEngli E kc,“ b" «!. SSS i
Liver complaints from personal experience.
_. WILLIAM G.JOHNSON.
The above Mltliciues are i«ut
with full directions for use. A parcel will hist a-
Pcrsbus wishin
Me
The usual great promises of good TABLES, I where he board
BARS. &c. we think unnecessary to particular- vi .Jt-fTf ; ed p m *l be Ht'?
izc.—Good Lots and other conveniences for Dro- ' Th ° r * P r’T T Iy °n Wn * h ^“An-
vers, readily furnished. f, sta of f h ° mas f^rds; in Decatur, DeKalb
• J county, ot Samuel Cone; iu Talbottyu, Talbot
tvt i> mu m- jyOOD & UEEKES. I countv, of Messrs. Hicks & Maddox; in Coluin-
r N ’ Vi 10 Clm . t01 ‘ Ilotel Will not bo occupied bus, at the Columbus Hotel; in Grceuekborough
for public Entertainment the present year. a t Chew’s Hotel; in Charleston, South Carolina,
January 20, lt>34 19 tf of W.S. Boag & co. ; of J. P. Dawkins Han
mirti nmiTTri leockville, Uuioti district. South Carolina; in
AU AAJfci JrUJSAsJtC. Tallahasstc. Florida, of Dr. E. B. Perkins; in 4
herubKnber, truly thank- t i iell3i Clark couuty, the Postmaster; iu Hnwkius
patronage j v j|j e) the Postmaster: in Macon, of Win. G.
ful for the liberal
heretofore bestowed ou him, & | BrowUi Druggist.
desirous of a continuation aud
extension of that favor, takes
this method of informing his
friends aud the public generally, that he still con-
the third article is iu the following words: “There
shall lo a State’s Attorney, aud Solicitors ap
pointed by the Legislature, and commissioned
by the Governor, w no shall hold their offices for
the term of three years,” aud whereas the before
recited clauses require amciurmeiit,
lie it enacted by theistnalt and House of Rep
resentatives of the state if'Georgia in General Aa-
srmtity mei,~und it is hereby emtcled by the o.utho-
rity of the same, that so soon os this act shall
to see I ij ave passed, agiccahle to the-requisitions of the
fo1 ' I constitution, the following sliail he adopted in
lieu of the foregoing clauses, in the before recited
sections, to wit: in iieu of the clause in the third
section of tbe first article, the following to wit:
Piic senate shall be elected biennially after the
year eighteen hundred and thirty five, hi lieu
of the clause iu the seventh -ectioifof the first are
ride, the following: Ihe Representatives shall
be chosen bieunially alter the year eighteen hun
dred aud thirty five. In lieu of the clause iu tho
twelfth section of the first article, the following:
The meeting of the Ueueral Assembly shall ho
biennially alter the year eighteen hundred and
thirty five, iu lieu of the clause iu the first sec
tion of the third article, the following : The Jud
ges of tho superior courts shall be elected for the
term of lour years the first election to take
place iu the year eighteen hundred aud thirty se
ven. Aud in lieu'of the clause in the third sec
tion of the third article, the following: There
the i
Messrs. Editors :
I N the Telegraph of May 30th last, ovei
siguaturo of Eleagar Lockwood, there is a
tiuues to keep, in first rate style, the UNION I notice which 1 consider unnecessary aud uncali- . ? ^
HOTEL iu Milledgevillc. The advantageous ed for, because he has uever been responsible for sh , 1 • a stal ®’ s Attorney aud Solicitors appoiu-
locatiou of his houso to the business part of town, any debts made by me, and it’s absurd 10 sup- ied Legislature, aud commissioned by the
is too well kuowu (it being tho house formerly pose that a clandestine uso would be made of Gover ‘ ,or ’ * vho sll *ll bold their offices for tbe
kept by Robert JUcCotnb.) to need pointing out. bis name hereafter, as he has sold out and quit ,crm four 7 cars 5 l,le first election to take place
The establishment is large and commodious, and tho State, and because he affects to be a man of ,n l . he y L ‘ nr eighteen hundred and thirty seven,
well adapted to the convenience of either regti- responsibility w ithout auy evidence or his beiii- &EC ’ ,f enacted by the authority a-
Iar or transient boarders. Tho Table, Bar, aud so, and because tbe firm which he informs us fi /«««»«, that the Judges of tho superior court*
Stables, will bo constantly supplied with tho best dissolved, lias been published long before iu aud ' dUtl s ’ oI,citor -' i General who are uow. in office or
the market affords; & 110 pains will be spared to out of the State. If the said E.”Lockwood in- ' vho maj be c,eete<1 previous to the meeting of
render comfortable & happy all persous whotnay tends speculating a little more next fall, aud gi- tl,e Gener ? 1 Assembly, in 1837, shall hold their
call on hitn. Thus, with every advautago that ving Reid & Anderson of Augusta a little more | j™* < i e *, uiltil lbe meeting of the General Assetn-
cau contribute to tbo accommodation of a pub- I Commission Business, aud do so uu his'own re
lic house, together with tho influence of a polite, sponsibility, it’s ail that is expected from him.
Sales.
B KFORE tho court house in McDonough
Henry county on the first Tuesday in
• September uoxt, will be 6otd between the usual
hours of sale the follow ing 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 issued
from a justice’s court in favor of James Saxton
vs said Cate9, levy made and returned to me by
constable. July 26
JAMES LOVE, sh'ff.
Guardian's Sale. J
be sold ou the first Tuesday in Sep-
iJ » tomi»er next, before the court house in
Kuwait coiMstv, between the usual hours,
Xot XVffia 39* jn tbe 25th District
•A orif .a-ily Lee now Stewart county. Sold as
T> yr_ptrty uf theorphuus of David T. Ross, late
■ f KirhmoaJrouaty deceased, for their benefit.—
on the dr.j
.-tnay 29 J0.9IPH WIL9ON, G uardian. ]
some of tbe Horses. Cattle and Sheep, House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, and suudry other
articles too tedious to mention. Sold under an
order of the court of Ordiuary, as part of the os-
tate of Thomas Taylor deceased. Terms of salo
made known on tbo day.
WILLIAM C. TAYLOR, Admr
july 17
Administrators* Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in October next, will,
within the legal hours, be sold before the
Court house in the to ivn of Marion Twiggs coun
ty, one negro girl named Mary, tho property of
Abel Burket deceased, sold for the benefit of tbe
heirs and creditors ofsaid deceased. Terms made
known on the day of sale,
JESSE BURKETT. Adm’r,
ELIZABETU BURKETT, Adm’x.
Twiggs county 1st August, 1834.
Notice.
A IL persons having demands against the es
tate of .Mark Patterson arc hcrehv notified
tate of Mark Patterson arc hereby notified
to present them in terms of the law, and those
indebted to the estate are requested to make im
mediate payment. july 171834-5
£ sc
T B PATTERSON adm'r
Georgia,—Butts county.
A lfred Lkvingston- administrator of the es
tate of Robert Grier deceased, of the state
of Alabama, applies furlettcrs of Dismission from
said estate.
And Calvery F. Knight administrator of the
estato 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.
Given under my hand this 8th day of march,
1834. 6m JOHN McCORD. c. c- o.
studious, and attentive barkeeper, the subscriber
flatters himself in bcleiviug that he caunot fail to
meet with a liberal share of public favors.
AARON SEARCY.
Millcdgeville, Ga. August 5, 1834-tlstnov-8
Covington. Aug. 2 1834-8
RICH. BYRNE,
Tin Ware Manufacturer.
SIULBEKRY, NEAR THIRD STREET.
blviutbe year eighteen hundred and thirty seven
aud until their successor* may be elected and
qualified. THOMAS GLASCOCK,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JACOB WOOD, President of the Senate.
Iu senate, read first time 8th November. 1833;
secou i time, November 14th; third tunc.Novem-
H AVING noticed a publication in your pa-| her 21. Passed.
per of 30th May last, by E. Lockwood Attest, JOHN A. CUTI1BERT, Sec'y
statiug tbo dissolution of the late firm of Thos, | In tbe House of Representatives, read iirst
Messrs. Editors
Fayetteville, 4th Aug. 1834.
&320SU2-XA—^P&C county.
AIT 11EREAS Joseph Fincher administrator
Aw of the estate of David W. Story dcc’d
applies to mo 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 off.ee within theltipic
prescribed by law to shew cause if any they can
why said letters should not be granted.
Giveu under my hand at office, this the 1st
August 1834.
H. G. JOHNSON, c. c. o.
GEORGIA—Houston courtly.
A LEXHNDER WILSON of the 528th dis
trict G. M. tolls before A. M. Thompson,
J. P., ono bay roan horse supposed to bo au iudi-
an pony, some white in bis forehead, roach mauo
and switch tail, supposed to bo four or fivo years
old, appraised by Lewis Peacock and William
Pervin to twenty dollars.
ALSO, Johu Wdey of the543d district G. M.
tolls before Moses Johnson J. P. one dark bay
horse with both hind feet white, star in his face
with a snip on his nose, long tail, fourteen hands
high, appraised by J. J. Snuoiau and J. C. Sap-
poy to twenty fivo dollars.
aug 14-8 J. PATTISHALL, c. i. c.
sell wholesale or retail at the Savannah or Augus- Thos- Byrne & Co. or Thos. Byrne, this publi-
ta puces. I cation appears strange to me, l»y a disinterested
He has also just received an assortment of Ja individual, as the said E. Lockwood is. He
1Mt.(in
tors, Toy cups. Rattles, candlesticks, Lamps, spit
Boxes, sand Boxes, Pocket Lanterns, &c. &c.
Also, patent Bakers, Fool stoves, blocktin Tea
Pots, Plates, Basins, Tumblers, &c.
JOB WORK done at tho shortest notice,
ian 2 WILLIAM S. ELLIS.
FISHERY FOR SALE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
A SERVANT girl of mine, who had for se
veral years labored under a DYSPEPTIC
aud LIVER-AFFECTION, and whoso life I
had despaired of, after the trial of several physi
cians to relievo her, was successfully treated by
Dr. Peters, of this placo, whom I consider pre-
cmiueiuly skilled in those complaints.
K. A. GREENE.
Milledgeville. June. 1834-2
& Iff P *3 U St 23 S.
OCT. WM. A. MORTON*. J. SINGLE-
TON and J. M- SPRAGUES would re-
tfully iuform the citizens of Georgia that Uicy
now prepared to offer them
Siagner's Nctc Patent Truss,
by the use of which they are enabled to cure the
most obstinate cases of Hernia or Rupture.
The principle upon which-this i russ acts is
radically different from any other hitherto offered
for the patronage of the afflicted. Those in use
hitherto have been esteemed from the ciriuni-
R Ztfotice. .
ANA WAY from the Macon company of
Public Hands, some time previous to the
Sale, Negro man JIM, who I appieheud will
make an attempt to get back to North Oaroliua
where ho was raised. Jim is a large lakely fel
low, light complexion, about thirty years of age; cutctJ
having lost ono or two of his foreteeth makes him
appear older than ho really is, As ho was rais
ed near Windsor or Cliewan he will probably
succeed in getting back as he did once before &.
was confined in the jail of that county near fifteen
months. A reward of Twenty dollars will be
given for the apprehension of said negro,
jttne 18-3m-38 N. B. POWELL,
Agent for the state of Georgia
A GOOD FISHERY on tho Ocmulgee riv-1 f , . . ..
er, with abqut 61 acres of laud attached is 1 s!ancc °‘ “ eir (WieralM preventing au aggra
offered for sale. R lies 3 or 4 miles below Ala- vatlou ,?. f the af . ]llc,, ° 1 . 1 ? «»« which we offer tc
con, and is known as Fractions Nos. 117 and 119 I the P« bl *c combines with tbi- ' L ’- ^
Alacou Reserve, west side of the Ocmulgee—is
generally known as Crawford’s Fishery. For
particulars apply in East Macon to
june 12-37
D. FLANDERS.
T t _ STEAM MILL.
HE Steam Saw Alill, ouo aud a half miles
from Alacon, is uow in full operation, and
is intended to bo kept constantly running by tile
present proprietors under thefirniofToAn W.Lamb-
din Sf Co. Every order left with Levi Eckley
in Macon, or at the Mill, will be promptly exc-
JOHN W. LAMBD1N,
LEVI ECKLEY.
N. B. All intruders on the land may expect to
bo dealt with in strict terms of the law.
may 26 35 3m
SOTT1E CORKS.
GROSS velvet Bottle Corks, just
JL TX. # received and for sale by
June I 36 G. BROWN.
the iuestiuiable ad
vantage of effecting i permanent and radical
cure. They charge nothing for their services
should they fail to effect a cure.
Mr. Singleton will be at Alacou from the 7th
of August until thc20th of August; at Ciiutoii
from the 21st until the 1st of September; aud
from Cliutou back to Macon, where he will re
main until the 5th of September ; at Forsyth
from the 5th until the lOih of Sept.; at the In
dian Springs from the 10th until the loth
Sept.; at Forsyth from the 15th until the 20th
of Sept. ; at Tiiomaston from the 20th until th*
25th of Sept.; at Knoxville from the 25th OBtil
the 30lh of Sept.; aud from Knoxville to Alacon
where he will remain until the Gth ot October.
Those afflicted with Hernia, who wish to he r c ‘
lieved, would do well to call at the time apF 0 ’ 11 '
ted, as it is probable they may not have another
opportunity for several months,
au; 14--lv 8
C a
BLANKS
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.