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Carroll iSiivriJj Sales.
■ V the first Tuesday in October next be-
' tween the lawful hours of side iu Carrolton
Carroll County, before the Court House door,
tho,followiug property to wit:
Lot of Laud No. 251 in the 5th district of
Carrot County levied on a„ the property of Wil
liutn Bortll. to satisfy a Ufa from the Superior
court of said'*ouuty. in favor of JohnC. Mason
vs the said William Beall.
Lot of Land No. 323 in the -7th district of Car-
roll county, levied on as the property of Benja
min Merrill to satisfy a fifa from the superior
court of said county in favor of Tbos. Kabon with
other fifas vs s.tid Merrill and Simon W. Smith
Lot of Land No. 222 in the 8th district ofCar-
roll county levied on as the property of Fleming
F. Adrian, or all his interest iu the saute, to sat
isfy a fifa from the superior court of said county
in favor of James Merriwetlier administrator of
Duncan G. Campbell vs. the said Adrian.
Lot No. 64 in the 10th district of Carroll coun
ty levied on ns the property of Margareti Lang
to satisfy n fifa from the superior court of said
county iu favor of William Armour vs. said Mar-
garetl Laug-
Lot No. 180 in the 2d district of Carroll coun
tv levied on as ibe property of Lotspuch Lewis
to satisfy a fifa from the superior court of said
county iu favor of Daniel Stouo indorsee vs. said
Lowis.
Lot No. 252 n the 8th district of Carroll coun
ty levied on as the property of Ransom Thomp
son to satisfy a fifa from the superior court of
said comity iu favor of the governor of Georgia
for the uso of the Ceutr.il Batik vs. said Thomp
son and Bozeman Adair.
LotNo.207 in the 2d district Carroll county
levied ou as the properly of Benjamin Chap-
mau to satisfy a fifa from the superior court of
said comity in favor of Joseph Shaw vs Johu D.
Chapman te Benjamin Chapman.
Lot No. 188 in the 6th district Carroll countv
levied on as the property of William Williams m
to satisfy a fifa from the superior rourt of said
couu'.y in favor of Clark and Willard vs said
Williamsou.
One negro woman by the uame of Fanny
about 25 years old levied on as the property of
Thomas Kabul) to satisfy a fifa from tho superior
court of said county in favor of William B.
Lumpkin vs Willis Kabon, Joseph M’Clore ami
Thomas Itabon.
Ouc black Colt levied on as the property of
Presley Powell to satisfy a fifa from the superior
court of Hall cogaty in favor of Anthouy Street
vs Lewis R. Powell, Presley Powell and John
Mullins.
not No. 172 in-the 5th district Carroll county
levied on as the property of John Easterwood
to satisfy a fifa from the superior court of sail
county in favor .of Saudfo'd Kingsbury for the
uso of William Armour vs said Easterwood.
ISAAC E. COBB, Shrffi.
Henry Sheriffs Sales.
fi > EFORE the court house in .McDonough
H.S Heury county on tho first Tuesday in
October next, will be sold betweeu the usual
hours of sale the following property to wit.
Two hundred and fifty acres of Land lot No
74, iu tho 1 Itb district of Heury comity, and fii
}y. acres of lot number uot known but lying an
joining north of said lot 71, and in the" S. L
corner of lot nut known, levied ou as the prop
erty of Margaret Lang to satisfy a fifa issue«
from a justices court of Carrol county iu favo-
of James II. Rogers,.levied ou aud returned to
uio by a constable.
Lot of laud No. 61 in the 12th district of Henry
county levied on as the property of Willis Fulri
love, to satisfy a fifa from Heury superior court
in favor of Moses N. Davenport and wife vs saib
FulMovo aud Thomas C.' Russell security ot
the appeal, aud Elisha Johnson security ou the
stay.
JAMES LOVE, Sfcff.
At the same lime and place will be sold,
Ffty acres of land being a part of lot No. 81
in the 3d district Heury county to be token nil
the wtst side of said lot, or if there should be ,
mistake in the No. tho place whereou Middleto.
F. Nal! now lives, levied on as the property «»f
the said Nall to satisfy a fifa from Henry supe
rior conn iu favor cf Thomas Smith bearer v.
said Middleton F. Nall.-
202 1-2 Acres land more or less.' lot No. 147
in the 3d district of said county or if a mistake
iu tho No. the lot whereon Charles Wilder any
lives levied on as the property of the said Wild*
to satisfy a fifa from the inferior court of -se
county iu favor of Johuson aud Nall vs Samp-, m
Wilder principal and Charles Wilder aud Wil
lium Bunn securities.
Ouesmd Horse b vied ou as the property o-
Meriwether R. Johuson to satisfy a fifa fron
. Henry superior court in favor of Kimberly &
Chisolm vs Merri.cethcr R. Johnson and Davit.
Johuson security on the slay, property pointer
out by David Johnson, the above mentioue<
horse was got by the old sir liiatoga and can*
out of a Gallatin mare.
One road Waggon, one sorrel Horse and on*
gray Horse, all levied on as *he property of A1
exander Murry, to satisfy a fifa issued from
Henry superior court in favor of llungerford ami
Stoddard vs Alexander Murry.
Postponed Sale.
At the same time and place trill he sold,
80 Aerosol lend situate in the northwest corn
cr of lot No. 70 in the 3d district of said count’
levied on as the property of Jusiah Stanfield ti
satisfy sundry fi l.i» in favor of James 11. Stair
and others vs Joseph Stanfield, levy made am
returned to me bv a constable.
THOMAS I. JOHNSON D. Shrff.
6ept 4
Houston Sheriff sales
N the first Tuesday in October next will
behold iu tho town ofPerry*Houstoucouuty
between the lawful hours of salo
. Lot of Laud No. 174 in the 6th district Hous
ton county, levied on by virtue of a fi fa from a
Justices court of Elbertcounty, in favor of James
Duoly vs. Joseph Kelly, levy made and returned
to me by a constable.
A lot of land in the 12th di-trict of said county
number uot kuo'vn but adjoining lands of Heu
ry Wimberly, Johu Hamitre, and Theodore
Guery, levied on to satisfy a fifa in favor of
Charles F* Patillu vs Drewry Smith aud Theo
dore Guery security on appeal.
Lot of laud 126 iu tho 15th district lloustou
county to satisfy a fifa iu favor of William Piuk-
ard vs ft. V. C. ftulfiu, levied on as the proper
ty of said Ruihn, levy made and returned to me
by a constable.
GEORGE M. DUNCAN, Shrf.
A t the same time and place.
Lot of Land 110 in the 8lh .district Houston
county, levied on as tho property of Daniel Wat-
ley to satisfy a fi fa issued from Houston Supe
rior Court in favor of John Fletcher property
pointed out by plaintiff's attorney.
C. F. HKMM1NGWAY, D. Shrff.
Campbell Sheriff Sales.
W " ILL be sold on tho first Tuesday iu Octo
ber next, before tho courthouse in
Campbellton, Campbell county, betweeu tho u-
sual hours of sale,
Lot of Land No. 559 containing forty acres
mure or less in the 1st district 3d section of orig
inally Cherokeo now Campbell county levied
on to satisfy suudry fifas from the superior court
of Jackson county in favor ot Stephen Thomas
and others vs John Wier.
Lot of Land No. uot known whereon Johu
Brown uow lives in the 8th district of originally
Coweta now Campbell county, to satisfy, sundry
fifas from a Justics court of said county, iu favor
of David M. Smith aud others vs. Martin Brown
levy made and rcturued to mo by a constable.
One yoke ofOxcn levied on as the property of
Darkes Farrer to satisfy one fifa from the inferi
or court of said county iu favor of Thomas Do-
thard vs James W. Farrer and Darkes Farrer
property poiutcd out by James W. Farrer.
WESLF.Y CAMP Shrff.
Oc-
Crate ford Sheriff Sales.
W ILL be sold ou the first Tuesday in
tober next, at the court bouse iu the
towu of Kuoxvillc, Crawford county, between
the usual hours of sale :
Lot of Land No. 75 iu the 6th district of origi-
ually Houston now Crawford, couuty levied on
by virtue of three fifas from a Justices court of
Elbert county iu favor of Audrew Woodley vs
Davis Jones, levy made aud returned to me by
John Walpole constable, property pointed out
by J. O. Moore plaintifls attoruey.
JOHN WHITTINGTON, Shrf.
Postponed Sale.
At the same time and place trill be sold,
A negro girl named lienny levied on as the
property of John Hatcher to satisfy sundry fifas
William J. Waynman for the uso of R. A. Cat-
iff and others, property levied on hy William
Johnston cousiable.
JOHN WHITTINGTON, Shrf.
sept 4 '
Administrator's Sale.
P URSUANT to an order of tho Inferior court
of Morion county, wheu sitting for ordinary
purposes, will on the first Tuesday in OCTO
BER next, within the legal hours, be sold before
the court house doorin Horry, Morion county,
lots of land No. 140,141,142
and Fractious No. 131, 132, 133, all ia the 28th
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, Admr.
Batts Sheriff Sales.
W ILL oe sold between the usual hours o'
,;ale on the first Tuesday in Octobu
next before the court house door iu Jackson.
Buns comity
Tnroe Lots m the town of Jacksou in sai<:
county Nos. J. 3. aud 4, iu square 19, contain
ing !<)5 feet square each, being tho lots wherewt
Palm *r A. Higgius now lives, and levied on
his property to satisfy three fifas from a justice,
court of sah? county, one in favor of William h<
Tucker and one in favor of Spencer jqd Mat
aud one jn favor of J. & T. Saunders v* sac
Palmar A. Higrius aud John Hall security ot
stay, property pointed out by Johu Hull, lev
tnudo .uni returned to ine bv a constable.
ft. ft. KIN DR ICK, D. Shrf.
sept 4 *
Administrators* Sale.
I'kN the first Tuesday in October next, will,
U within tho legal hours, be sold before the
rreurt house in the towu of Mariou Twiggs coun-
y, oue negro girl uamed Mary, the property of
Abel Burket deceased, sold for tbe benefit of the
heirs and creditors ofsaid deceased. Terms made
•inown on the day of sale.
JESSE BURKETT. Adm’r,
ELIZABETH BURKETT, Adm’x.
Twiggs county 1st August. 1834.
Guardian's Sale.
GREEABLE to an order of the honorable
inferior court of Pike county sitting for or-
'iu.iry purposes, will ha sold before the court
muse in Forsyth, on the first Tuesday of OC-
'OBER next, Lot of Land No. 169 iu the fourth
•istrict of Mouroe county, as the property of the
•rphans of Jacob Buffington late of said couuty
cceased. Sold for the beuefil of said orphans.
ALFRED BUFFINGTON, guard’ll
Tike co. july 4 1834
A'
Administrator's Sale.
A GREEA Bl.E to an order of the court of or-
- dinary of Butts couuty. will, ou the first
Tuesday iu OCTOBER next, within the legal
•aurs, be sold before the court bouse door iu the
•iwn of Jackson Butts county, the Land lying in
•id county belonging to the estate of Joel W ise
••ceased, consisting of oue hnudred and sixty or
venly acres around the ferry on the west side
ff the Ocmulgee river, with the Ferry Boat aud
privilege of landiug on tho east ride of said river,
—Id for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
-aid deceased. Terms, one fourth to bo paid at
the time of sale or receiving possession of .the
tract joining the fi rry, two 4 equal animal pay
ments the remainder.
Also all tho interest of said deceased in 116 a-
'•res of land fraction 104, sold for tho benefit of
he heirs and creditors, two yearly paymeots.
Also in ihe town of MONT1CELLO, Jasper
ouuty, before the court house door in the legal
hours, will be sold tbe Land belougiug to said de
ceased, siiuate in Jasper county, lying on the
Ocinulgee river, containing one hundred and
hiriy acres more or less, lying opposite the tract
to be sold iu Butts couuty, reserving the ferry
urnling for tho use of the purchaser iu Butts
- ouuty sales. Also the place* whereou Charles
t'russel now lives containing 50 acres more or
'ess on Wise’s creek, sold for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors, terms two annual payments,
.'uriher particulars *»ade known on tho day.—
Good security will be required in all the above
-ales, possession of the above lands given the
irst J.iuuary next. * july 26 1834
LINDSI
PARHAM
)8*EY, adm'r.
Butts Sheriff Sales.
> nni!.' e sold on the first Tuesday in OC
f f TOBER next, before the court house ii
J:i '-.son, Butts county, between the usual hours
of sale,
Levied on as the property of Allen McLen
don, two Lots of I and containing 405 acres more
or less, known by Nos. 81 and 82, in the fourth
district o! formerly Monroe now Butts couuty -
ouu ofsaid lots has a good improvement on it .*
the other has n good mill scat, also two negro
one a man named Jacob about 20 years old to
other a girl about 15 years old hy the name of I-
z «r,—to satisfy t Fi Fa from the superior com
of Butts county ii favor of George Hargroves
said Allen McLendon and Peyton H. White s<
run y on appeal, property pointed out by Mi
London.
R. JR. KINDRICK, sh'ff.
Houston Tax Sale.
^ITILL be sold on tho first Tuesday in OC-
j* TOBER next, before tho court housc
■>• Perry, Houston county, within legal hours.
101j acres pine Land, No. 19, in the 14tb
.istrict lloustou county, ami 101$ acres 2d qual
t ry oak and hickory Laud, No. 185, in the 3d dis-
ict Mouroe county, as tho property of William
Greer, or so much thereof as will satisfy his tax
md costs for the year 1832. Tax due 48 cents
DANIEL DUPREE, Tax Collector.
july 17 4
Sale of an Estray.
LiriLL be sold in the towu of Kuoxville on tbe
” first Tuesday in OCTOBER next, one
:iy mare, a dark chesnut sorrel, with a blaze
face, the right hiurl foot white, branded ou the left
•boulder with 2, supposed to be eleven or twelve
ears old; tolled before Ebcnczer Jairn of capt.
"homas’ district; appraised to be worth fifty
i “liars. WILLIAM McGEE, c. i. c.
•mg 25 ia34-10
LOST OR MISLAID,
4 NO I'E of hand executed by Jas. Norris to
John T. Pope dated the £58th Sepiembcr
1833, duo 12 months after date, for $100,*1 for-
\ am ihe maker of sail note from paying it to a-
.jy pel son but myself.
SHINNEY MERRITT, y
sept 2 1834 fCtf
Georgia,—Houston county.
W HEREAS DavidH. Chewning adminis
trator with tho will annexed of David
Chewniug deceased applies to mo for letter dis-
missory, . cjuv - -
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 late, why said
letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office this 2d June
1834. 36 CHARLES 11. RICE, c. c. o.
Guardians Sale.
"VS^ILL be sold before tho court house door in
v f tho county of llall, between the usual
hours of sale, one lot of laud belonging to the
heirs ef Joshua Purkins deceased. No. 29 in the
8th dist. ofsaid couuty, on tho first Tuesday iu
October uext, sold agreeably to an order of the
Inferior court of Talbot county when sitting for
ordinary purposes, for tho benefit of the heirs of
said deceased. DAVID Sllir, Guardian,
july 10 ►
Administrator's Sale.
"VVTILL bo sold at tbe late residence of Tho-
v » mas Taylor deceased, in Houston county,
on tbe first Saturday iu November next,
A Quantity of Corn and Fodder*
some of the Horses, Cattle and Sheep, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and suudry other
articles too tedious to mention. - Sold uuder an
order of the court of Ordinary, as part of the es
tate of Thomas Taylor deceased. Terms of sale
made known on tbe day.
WILLIAM C. TAYLOR, Admr
july 17
Guardian's Sale.
A GREEABLE to an order of the honorable
_ZjL the Inferior court of Pike county, sitting
for ordinary purposes, thore will be sold, before
the couit house iu Zebulon. on the firstTuedsay
iu December next, lot of Land No. 193, in the
9th district of formerly Monroe, now Pike county,
sold for the benefit of tho orphans of Abednego
Crawford, late of Putnam county deceased.
Terms made known ou the day ol sale.
MARTHA KNIGHT, Guardian.
sept 13 1834 13
■ ii OUR months after date application will be
JP utade to the court of ordinary of Monroe
county for leave to sell the real estate of James
Parsons, deceased, late of said couuty. for the
benefit of die heirs and creditors. may 30-36
T. T. NAPIER, adm'r.
"■7^ OUR months afterdate application will be
ff 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 tho be
nefit of the heirs. june 11
ELIZABETH JENKINS, adm'rr.
TR OUR mouths after date application will be
ff made to the honorable inferior court of
Crawford county when sitting for ordinary pur
poses for leave to sell the land and negroes be
longing to the estate of Chesley B. Marshall latp
of said couuty decoased, in order to make a dis
tribution of said cstato among the heirs.
MATTHEW A. MARSHALL, adm'r.
juuo 14-38
TGYOUR mouths after date application will be
made to the honorable inferior court of
Troup couuty when sitting for ordiuary purposes
for leave to sell the land belonging to William
Nelson late of Troup county deceased,
june9-38 WILLIAM WOOD, cx’r.
TJYOUR months after date application will be
made to the inferior court of Butts couuty
when sittiug for ordinary purposes for leave to
sell tho real estate of William Le late of said
county deceased, for tho benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said estate.
ALEX’R H. DOUGHERTY, adm'r.
june 20 1834-1
T7YOUR months after date application will be
made to the honorable inferior court of Joues
county when sittiug for ordinary purposes lor
leave to sell the land aud ueg-oes belonging to
the estate of Mark Patterson deceased.
PLEASANT B. PATTERSON, adm’r.
july 7 1834-3
.TTIOUR months after date application will be
ff made to the honorable iuferior court of
Crawford county when sitting for ordinary pur
poses for leave to sell the iuterest of Jan.es Snn-
defer deceased, in Lot No. 25 intlio third district
formerly Houston now Crawford couuty, for the
benefit of the heirs aud creditors of said deceased.
JOHN S. SANDIFF.R, ) ,.
THOMAS SANDIFEK, $ adms '
july 10 1834-3
IJilOUK months after date application will be
ff made to the iuferior court of Houston coun
ty whon sitting for ordinary purposes for leave
to sell the negroes belonging to the estate of Ro
bert Flournoy of said couuty deceased , for tho
benefit of tho heirs and creditors of said deceas
ed. JO SI All FLOURNOY, adm'r.
aug 20 1834-10
* Notice.
TiYOUR months after date application will be
■F made to the Inferior Court of Houston coun
ty when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
so sell lot of land No. 123 in the 4th district of
Troup county, for the benefit of Penny Joiner,
minor.
ISAAC HOLMES, Guardian,
sept 11 12
~Bj10UR mouths after date application will be
ff made to tho houorable tho Inferior court of
•Houston county, when sitting for-ordinary pur
poses, for leave to sell the Laud belonging to tbe
estate of Henry Rogers deceased. ^
DAVID ADAMS, ad'mr.
sept 3 1 834 12
ijOUK months after date application will be made
ff to the inferior court of Butts county when sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of
Martin D. Bottles, a lunatic, for the benefit of the cred
itors ofsaid M. D. Bowles. 6th Sept. 1834. 13
GUSTAVUS HENDRICK, guard'n.
€r22G2&CrZAi—Coweta county.
^UffhEREAS Micajah Harris, administrator
* " on the estate of John Harris deceased, late
of said couuty, appplies to me for letters dismis-
sory from said estate,
2'hese 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 lime
prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have
why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office this 2d day of
June 1834. 36 DAVID MOSELY c. c. o
GSbXt&IA— Pike county.
nrilEREAS Joseph Fincher administrator.
If of tho cstato of David W. Story dee’d
applies to mo for letters cf dismission from said
estate,
These arc 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 can
why said letters should not be granted.
Given uuder my hand at office, this tho 1st
August 1834.
H. G. JOHNSON, c. c. o.
GliOXtGZA—Campbell county.
W HEREAS Ezekiel Rataford applies for letters
of administration on the estate of George L. Ro
berts late of said county deceased.
And whereas Sidney Wilkerson applies tome for let
ters of administration on tbe estate of Thomas Wilker-
son late of said county deceased, .
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 sholtld not be granted.
Given under my hand at office this 9th September,
1834.-13 L. B. HARRIS, c. c. o.
PIONEER LINE,
THE subscriber has twosmal
Boats, the Clara Fisher and
Lalla Rookh, oue drawing but
20, the other 22 inches water,
which will be kept constantly running betweeu
this and Darien dining the low stage of the river
iu tho summer and fall. Lighters will also be in
attendance. ShipDers may rely upon theirgoods
being delivered with the utmost despatch. Tho
Steamer Pioueer is uow on her last trip, wheu
she will be laid up for the season.
Macon June 23-1 J. R- BUTTS.
GEORGIA— Campbell county.
J OHN NATIONS of the 733d district G. M. tolls
before George Lawrence J. P. for said county, one
sorrel horse seven or eight years old, some saddle spots,
both hind feet white about the fetlocks, a star in his face
and has been burnt for the big head; appraised by Evan
Brown and E. Belloseley to twenty five dollars,
sept 91834-13 L- B. HARRIS, c. i. c.
Georgia, Pike county.
E DMOND Head of the 505th district G. M.
tolls before Win. V. White, Esq., oue
bay horse, about ten or twelve years old, four
feet ten or eleven high, a small "star in his face
aud a snip ou his nose, and left hind foot white,
appraised by S. J. C. Ward and Jas. S. Aveu
to 27 dollars and 50 cents.
William Drake, tolls as above, one bay stud
colt 3 years old, blaze in his. faee, both bind feet
white, 4 feet six inches high, appraised hy Tho
mas J. Stewart aud John t\l. D. VV. Muckleroy,
to 15 dollars. A true copy front the estray
book.
H. G. JOHNSON, c. i.c.
Sept. 1. 1834 12-3w
Inferior Court ol Pike Comity,
Sitting for Ordinary Purposes, May Term,
1834—present their honors J. B. Williamson,
Wm. Harris, and J. R. Calloway, Justices.
I T appearing to the court, that Isaac Matthews
did during his lifetime execute his certain
bond to James Monk, aud the said James Monk
indorsed tbe same to your p'etitioner, 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. iu the 19th district o.f Mus
cogee count}', aud state aforesaid; And whereas
your petitioner has filed iu the office of the clerk
of this court a copy of the origiual bond, aud cal
led ou the legal representative of the'estate of
said Isaac Matthews deceased to shew cause if
any they have why he should not bo 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 23 - H. G. JOHNSON, c. c. o
CENTRAL KOT2I.
THE SUBSCRIBER has
taken the above establishment
situate in the extensive fire
proof brick building, receutly
erected In Macou, and is pre-
pared for the accommodation
of regular boarders, and transient persons. Com
modious stables are attached to tho 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
GLOBE TAVERN,
Clinton, Jones County* Ga>
T HE Subscribers (late proprietors of the
Clinton Hotel,) tender our thanks to our
frieuds aud patrous for past encouragemeut, and
respectfully beg leave to anuouuce to tbe public,
that wo have removed to the commodious House
known as tho . .
globe tavern,
situated in the business part of the town, aud
fronting the Court-House.
Having leased this stand for several years,
with the intention ofrenewiug the lease or of pur
chasing the property, we consider ourselves per
manently located, and shall continue to improve
our accomodations as the comfort of customers
shall 'require.
Our House is now open for the reception of
Travellers or Boarders. We shall at all times
endeavor to U|ep such a House, as will ensure
public patronage; and we hope to afford such ac
commodations as will prove satisfactory to those
who call on us.
Tho usual great promises of good TABLES,
BARS, &c. we think uuuecessnry to particular
ize.—Good Lots aud other couvenicuces for Dro
vers, readily furnished.
WOOD & WEEKES. _
• N. B. The Clinton Hotel will uot be occupied
for public Entertainment the present year.
January 20, 1834 19 tf
TO THE FUBiLXG.
The subscriber, trul} thank
ful for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on him, &
desirous of a coutiuuatiou aud
extension of that favor, takes
this method of informing his
friends and tho public generally, that he still con
tinues to keep, in first rate style, the UNION
HOTEL iu Milledgeville. The advantageous
location of his house tojlhe business part of town,
is too well known (it being the house formerly
kept by Robert McComb.) to need pointing out.
The establishment is large and commodious, and
ivell adapted to the convenience of either regu
lar or transient boarders. The Table, Bar, and
Stables, will be constantly supplied with the best
the market affords; & no pains will be spared to
render comfortable & happy all persons who may
call on him. Thus, with every advantage that
can contribute to the accommodation of a pub
lic house, together with 1 tho influence of a polite,
studious, and attentive barkeeper, the subscriber
flatters himself in beleiving that he cannot fail to
meet with a liberal share of public favors.
AARON SEARCY.
Milledgeville, Ga. August 5, I834-tlstnov-8
T’
1^~ORTON'S Cough Syrup, just received
dec JI
aud for sale by
*WM. G. BROWN
Tin Ware Manufacturer.
MULBERRY, NEAR T'lIRD STREET.
HE subscriber continues to manufacture.
TIN WARE in every variety, and has
now on hand a general assortment, which he will
sell wholesale or retail at the Savaunah or Augus
ta prices.
He has also just received an assortment of Ja
panned Tin Ware, consisting of Trunks, sugar
Boxes, Waiters, Bread pans. Canisters, fugar
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 nt the" shortest notice. <
jan 2 WILLIAM S. ELLIS, f
CONSTITUTION.
A N ACT to alter aud amend the ninth sec-
tion of the third article of the constitution
of the state of Georgia.
\Yhereas the ninth section of the third article of
the constitution reads as follows : .
“Divorces shall uot be grauted by the Legisla
ture until ihe parties shall have had a fair trial
before the superior court aud a verdict shall have
been obtained, authorizing a divorce upon legal
principles ; aud in such cases two thirds of each
branch of the legislature may pass acts of divorce
accordingly.”
And whereas the frequent, numerous aud re
peated applications to the legislature to grant di
vorces, has become a great annoyance to that bo
dy, and is well worthy their attention, as well ou
account of the expense consequent on said appli
cations as unnecessarily swelling the laws aud
Journals; and believing that tho public gooJ
would be ns much promoted, and the parties would
re«eive full and complete justice :
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the State of Georgia in General
Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the au
thority of the same, That from aud after the pas
sage of this act, the uiuth section of the third ar
ticle of the constitution of tho state of Georgia
shall read as follows;
Divorces shall be final aud conclusive wheu
the parties shall have obtained the concurrent
verdicts of two special juries authorizing a di
vorce upon legal principles.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted by the authority afore
said, That as soon as this act shall have under
gone the requisitions required by the coustitutiou
it shall become a part of the constitution of the
state. THOMAS GLASCOCK,
Speaker of the House'of Representatives.
JACOB WOOD,
33-1 Ou m President of the Senate.
A N ACT to to alter the third, seventh and
twelfth sections of the first article, aud the
first aud third sectious of the third article of the
constitution of this state.
Whereas, a part of the third section of the first
article of the constitution is in the following words
to wit: “The Senate shall be elected annually.”
A part of the seventh section of the first article is
in the following words, “The Representatives
shall be chosen anuually.” Aud a part of the
twelfth section of the first article is iu the follow
ing words: “The meeting of tho General As
sembly shall be annually.” Am] whereas, a part
of the first section of the third article *is in tbe
following words, to wit; “The Judges of jthe
superior courts shall be elected for the term of
three years.” Aud a part of the third section of
the third article is iu the follow ing words: “There
shall bo a State’s Attorney and Solicitors ap
pointed by the Legislature, aud commissioned
by the Governor, w ho shall hold their offices for
the term of three years," and whereas the before
recited clauses require amendment,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the State of Georgiain General As
sembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the autho
rity of the same, that so soon as this act shall
have passed, agreeable to the requisitions of tile
constitution, the following shall be adopted in
lieu of the foregoing clauses, iu the before recited
sections, to wit: iu lieu of the clause in tho third
section of the first article, the following to wit:
The senate shall be elected biennially after the
year eighteen hundred aud thirty five. In lieu
of the clause in the seventh section of the first are
tide, the following: The Representatives shall
be chosen biennially after the year eighteen hun
dred aud thirty five. In lieu of the clause in the
twelfth section of the first article, the following :
The meeting of the Getieral Assembly shall be
biennially after tbe year eighteeu hundred aud
thirty five. In lieu of tbe clause iu the first sec
tion of the third article, the following : The Jud
ges of the superior courts shall be erected for the
term of four years ■ ihe first election to take
place iu the year eighteen hundred and thirty se
ven. Aud iu lieu of tbe clause in the third sec
tion of the third article, the following: There
shall bo a state’s Attoruey and Solicitors appoin
ted by the Legislature, aud commissioned by the
Governor, who shall hold their offices for the
term of four years; the first election to take place
in the year eighteen hundred and thirty seven.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted by the authority a-
foresaid. That the Judges of the superior courts
aud Solicitors General who are now in office or
who may be elected previous to tho meeting of
the General Assembly, in 1837, shall hold their
offices until the niectiug of the General Assem
bly in tho year eighteen hundred and thirty seven
and until their successors may be elected and
qualified. THOMAS GLASCOCK,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JACOB WOOD, President of the Senate.
In senate, read first tiuno 8th November, 1833;
secon J time, November 14th; third time, Novem
ber 21.- Passed.
Attest, JOHN A. CUTHBERT, Sec'y
Iu tho House of Representatives, read first
time, 10th December, 1833; second time, Ulh
December; third time. 20th December! Passed.
Attest, JOSEPH STURGIS, clerk.
33 int^m
PROSPECTUS
OF THE •
SAVANNAH MERCURY,
A DAILY MORNING PAPER,
Devoted to Commerce, Agriculture, Politics, Lit
erature, and General Intelligence.
To be edited aud published in the city of Sa
vannah Ga. bv
WILLIAM BALDWIN HARRISON.
I N presenting to tho public tbe prospectus of
the Savannah Mercury, a just regard for the
feelings of those wc expect to serve, as well as a
compliance with a custom which time has sanc
tioned, renders it necessary to give a brief synop
sis of tho principles which shall govern us m the
discharge of our editorial duties. We are im
pressed with tho belief ibatiu a couutry like ours
the preservation of the liberties of the people
mainly depends upon their virtue, intelligence,
and patriotism, and the dissemination of sound
political knowledge among them ; and being
actuated by a sincere desire to advance the cause
of State Rights and Constitutional liberty, -.vo
shall support tho doctrines of the State Rights
party of Georgia, asset forth tu the Virginia and
Kentucky Resolutions of 1798 a«d '99,—and
which were so triumphantly maintained by the
Stato of Georgia in 1825, ’6, aud ’7 ; and there
by assist iu perpetuating the inestimable blessings
we enjoy under our present form ol government,
and which are guaranteed uuto us so long as
each department thereof is kept within its legiti
mate sphere of action. We are in favor of a
strict construction of the constitution—aud op.
posed to all systems which have for their object
the taxing of the many for the benefit of the few,
or oflayiug restrictions upon Commerce or do
mestic industry,—and shall resist all encroach
ments on tho rights of tho States aud the liber
ties of the people. But whilst we thus express
our prefereuce for tho principles of the State
Rights party of Georgia, we shall support that
party only so long as they adhere to those princi
ples,—our motto being emphatically “Piiuiiples
not men," and our ambition, to do aud sustain
right. As we design making the Mercury a ve
hicle of general information to all classes of the
community, we shall at all times endeavor to
present to our patrous, regardless of labor or ex
pense, the latent commercial aud political intel
ligence, both foreign and domestic; with as
great a variety of Literary aud Miscellaneous
matter, as our limits will permit. Oi.r columns
will remain open to the temperate discussion of
any subject connected with the public good, ex
cluding all scurrility aud personal spleen. In
fine, whatever will be productive of speedily
rendering beneficial the varied natural advanta
ges of our State, elevating the commercial char
acter of our city, or meliorating the moral, social,
and political condition of our people, will meet
with our ardent and humble support.
CONDITIONS.
The Savannah Mebcury will be published
daily throughout the year, on a super royal sheet
at seven dollars per annum, payable semi-annu
ally in advance.
The Mercury for the country, will be publish
ed to meet tho arrangements of the mails, three
times a week, at tbe office of the Savannah Mer
cury, and will be sent to all parts of the Union, or
delivered in the city, at four dollars per annum,
payable in advaucc, or at five at the expiration
of six months. It will contain alltheiu'elligeuce,
commercial, political, literary, aud miscellane
ous, including advertisements, published in the
daily paper.
Advertisements will be conspicuously inserted
in both papers at 75 cents per square of fourteen
lines, for the first insertion, and ihi-ty seven aud
a half rents for each succeeding publication.
The first number will appear on ihe 1st of
September, if a sufficient number of subscribers
can be obtained to justify the undertaking, aud
the necessary arrangements made.
All.coramuuications by mail must bo Post
Paid.
{fTr* Editors throughout this aud the adjoin
ing States will confer a favor by giving the abovo
a few insertions which will be reciprocated tho
first opportunity.
a it f x* tr a n s.
D OCT. WM. a. MORTON, J. SINGLE-
TON and J. M. SPRAGUES would re
spectfully iuforin the citizens of Georgia that tlioy
are uow prepared to offer them
Stogner's New Patent Truss,
by the uso of which they are enabled to cure tho
most obstinate cases of Hernia or Rupture.
The principle upon which this truss acts i3
radically different from any other hitherto offered
for the patronage of the afflicted. Those in use
hitherto hare been esteemed from ihe circum
stance of their (generally) preventing an aggra
vation of the affliction ; that which we offer to
the public combines with this the inestimable ad
vantage of effecting a permanent nnjl radical
cure. They charge nothing for their services
should they fail to effect a cure.
Mr. Siugletou will be at Macon from the 7th
of August until the 20th of August; at Clinton
from the 21st until the 1st of’September ; aud
from Clinton back to Macon, where he will re
main until the 5th of September ; at Forsyth
from the 5th until tho 10th of Sept.; at the In
dian Springs from the 10th until the 15th of
Sept. ; at Forsyth from the 15th until the 20th
of Sept. ; atThomastou from the 20th until the
25th of Sept.; at'Kuoxville from the 25th until
the 30th of Sept.; aud from Knoxville to Macon
where be will remain until the 6th ot October.
Those afll cted with Hernia, who wish to be re
lieved, would do well to call at the time appoin
ted, as it is probable they may not have another
opportunity for several months,
nut 14-1v 8
FQJR SALE AT THIS CJfFIOE.
Georgia, Houston county.
In Superior court, at July term 1834.
‘ O the honorable the superior court of said
county: the petition of Myron Bartlett,
respectfully sheweth that lie was lately m pos
session of a deed of conveyance executed by Jo
seph Barr to Joseph Dcglaud for Lot of Land
No. thirty-six in the eleventh district of Houston
county, a copy of which is now here to be filed
ill the Clerk’s office of this honorable court, and
that said deed of conveyance has bec-u lost, your
petitioner therefore prays that said copy deed
mav be established in lieu of said lost original.
MYRON BARTLETT.
It appearing to the court that dyron Bartlett
was lately iu possession of a deed executed by
Joseph Barr to Joseph Degland for lot of lancl
No. thrty-six, in the 11th district of Houston
couuty, bearing date the 19th day of December
1826, and that a copy iu substance of said deed
has been filed in the clerk’s office of this court, it
is therefore ou motion ordaiued that the said Jo
seph Barr show cause at the ue' t"Term of this
court, why said copy deed should not be estab
lished in lieu of said origiual, aud that a copy
of this rule be served upon the said Joseph Barr,
if to be found in this Slate, aud if not to be
found, then published once a month for three
mouths in oue of the public Gazettes of this
State, before the sitting of said court.
A true extract from tire miunits, this the 4th
day of Seotember, 1834.
i F.Wf« J TO«'r» \N riv
NOTICE.
I NFORMATION is uow wanted, Mr. Rob
ert Wynn had his saddle at the Catnp
Meetiug in iMouroe county, taken by some per
son from Mr. Sledge's stable aud auothcr left in
place of his, his name was written on tbe under
part of the skirt in largeleiters, those friends that
had their horses Stabled, will confer a favor by
looking for this name and if found, he will take
it as a friendly favor to be informed of the fact,
or Mr. Sledge the keeper of the lot.
ALEXANDER SLEDGE,
sept 4 1834 12
TO THE PUBLIC.
A . SERVANT girl of mine, who had for se
veral years labored under a DYSPEPTIC
and LIVER-AFFECTION, aud whose life I
had despaired of, after the trial of several physi
cians to relieve her, was successfully treated by
Dr. Petors, of this placo, whom I consider pre
eminently skilled in those complaints.
R. A. GREENE.
Milledgeville. June. 1834-2.
THE SUBSCRIBER has fonneJ
an association in his Factorage 8f Com
mission Business, and in future it will b*
conducted under die firm of
HO&COTCBE, K, 6t CO»
and he solicits for the nexo firm a continuance of the re*
ry liberal patronage heretofore extended to him. The
undivided exertions of the parties will be devoted to the
interest of their consigning friends.
JOHN C. HOLCOMBE.
Charleston, S. C. Sept 11,1834.
References in Macon—Hamilton & Hayc£, Cooke &
Cowles Baxter Fort & Wiley, J. D. Beers I. R-
John & co.
By whom liberal advances will be made to planters
and merchants who may wish to have the advantage ot
Isales of cotton (in Charleston) made by us.
V HOLCOMBE, PECK & CO*'
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