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CIS c o v a i a ©elf a r a D SilERkFFS’ SALES. Campbell Sheriff Sale. >i'!R7’! LI.be soli! on the first Tuesdaviu Scptem- W • J - A vford Sheriff c 3:ile. . 1 . he soldon the first Tuesday ’it Septem- iruext, at the court house in the town of Knoxville, Crawford county, between the usual hours of scle • Two horses, one a roan about 8 years old and one grey horse about 9 years old—levied on as the proper ly of William C. Wallis to satisfy a fi fa issued out of the v Ape nor court of Crawford county in favor of Jet ( reiniali 1). Mann vs Wiiliam C. Wallis and Melbouni mt by defendant. WM. B FILES. sh'f. her next, before the court house in Camp hellion, Campbell county, between the usual hours of sale. Lot of Land No. 095 contai 'ng ICO acres more or less in the first district 3d section of originally Chero kee hat now Campbell county, to satisfy a mortgage ft fa from Campbell superior court in favor of David j Sexson, property pointed Clinton vs Wm Kitnbro, property pointed out in said ; julv *26 Lot of Land No. not known in the Oth district ofo- j 3Pzll6 Sheriff S alo. riginally Coweta but now Campbell county con aining i A T the court house in the town of Zebtilon. 2024 act'i s more or less, levied on ns the property of /m Pike county wiil be sold on tlie first Tues Henry Brork to satisfy on • fi fa from the superior | Jay [in September next, within the usual hours of the follow ing property, viz : One Lot of Land No. 2tj7 111 the second district of formerly Monroe now Pike county—levied on as the property of Moses Pittman by virtue of a Mortgage li fa in favor of Arthur T. Camp vs said Pittman, prop erty pointed out in mortgage fi fa. june30 THOMAS THOKXTON. sh'f. ESTATE SALES. Grtiardian's Sale GREFABI/' to an order of the honorable inferi* A court of said eonntv in favor of the Central Bank ol I Georgia vs John Gilbert, Ilenry Brock, and Henderson J Smith Indorsen*. Lot of Land No. 123 in the first district of originally j Carroll bnt-fiow Campbell comity, levied on as the property of Henry Duncan to satisfy one ti fa from the j Miperior court of Baldwin county, Wiley. Parish A: Co. I vs said Ilenry Duncan, property pointed out by Pryor ! Wright. j Fraction No. 93 in the 3d district of originally Car- j roll but now Campbell county, and one rone horse— j levied ou os the property of William B. Lovelace to ' satisfy one fi fa from the superior court of Carftpboll county in favor of John Gaddis vs Wm. B. Lovelace and Allen Lovelace. july Hi WESLEY CAMP, sh'f. I Payette Sheriff Sale. W ILL lie sold on tlie first Tuesday in j September next, before the court house in Fayetteville, Fayette county, between the usual I hours of sale, j Lot pf Land No. 177 in the 13th district of originally i Henry now Fayetto county, to satisfy an execution in favor of the officers of the superior court of Fayette ' county against Dorothy Laugdon guardian of Jack B : Langdon, Lucy D Laiigdon, aud Mary C. Laugdon. j , , .............. july 17 A. McBRIDE, D. sh'f. I house door in the town of Hartford Pulaski county,', 101;} acres being half of Lot No. 139,and 75 acres j ] <ot 0 f L :in d No. 187 in the-12th district originally being part of Lot 150 both in the 4th district of origin-1 Houston now Pulaski comity, as the property, of Call-; ally Henry now Fayette county—levied on as the pro- j ton (j recr i ate of Marion comitv deceased, for the ben- \ party of Seaborn Pale by an exeemion in favor of c fi t 0 fthe heirs and creditors! terms made known on ; Manson Glass, Elisha 11:11, and Asa Hulsey, commis- j t i, e ,j a> . 0 f- sa ) e . ROBERT GREER, atlm’r. rionnrs, against Ilamlcn D. Marty principal, and Sea- J j uno 24 1835 born Pate and W111. Pate security. —-— .. . ——-— : ; 19 acres being Fraction No. 63 ExCCUfoi’S Sale. B A OUR months after date application will be made jT to t: e honorable inferior court of (irr.wfordconn- ty for leave to -oil th» 'nterest of V. ilium J. Wayn- inun deceased (it being one half) in the Factory known as the Franklin Factory in Upsou county, Ga. ALEXANDER M. K. SWIFT,adm’r. .July 6 1835 2 • 1 7KHJB1 months after date application will be made to the honorable inferior court of Talbot county when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell all the real estate of Ben jamin Kienour deceased, for the benefit of tlie heirs and creditors GIDEON POWLEDGE, adin'r. Julv 12 4t 4 II A OUR months after d ite application will be made E to the honor.ibh inferior court of Bibb county when sitting for ordinart pnvf.oJes; 'for leave to sell Lot of Land No 117 in Bibb county, it bents' tho re al estate of Martha Smith a ntipor ting 5 7 SAMUEL JT SEOP guardian. CITATIONS. im. orcourt of Henry county when sitting for ordina ry purposes, will be sold on Friday tlie 27th day of Au gust next, at the late residence of John Barr deceased, a part of tlie perislrable property belonging to David and John Barr minor orphans of said deceased, consis ting of horses, cattle, hogs, com, oats, wheat, bacon, household and kitchen furniture, together with sundry other articles too tedious to mention, termsof sale made known on the day of sale. KLISIIA M. K. »1. CUTCHEN, guard inn. July 91835 Georgia, (Jrawjord county. ’« » T H1 REAS Thomas Garrett applies to mt for V T letters di-uni-sory from the guardianship of Jackson Hamniack. These are therefore to cite the said Jackson Hnm- ntaek to 'be at Vny office in the time prescribed lw law to shew cause if any he have why said letters should no; be granted. Gtv"ti tinder my hand ct oflice this 9dt March 1835. • :tS WM. II. BUG* >K6, o. c. o. Administrator's Sale. O N the first Tuesday in SEPTEMBER next, will within the legal hours he sold before the court [ Georgia, Crawford county. W HEREAS James Sj Jones guardian of Caro line E. Jones, applies for letters of dismission from his said guardianship,' Those art-therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular tlu kindred dbcreditorsofsaid Caroline E. Jones, to be and appear a'; iny office within the time prescrib ed by law, to shew cause if any they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand at office this 12th May. 1635. 15 ' W. H. BROOKS, c. c.». 15 2024 -US 168} 2024 2024 2024 2024 do do do uO do do do do Lot Fraction do Lot do do •17 33 32 ro •13 42 29 j || Y order from the court of Ordinary of Wilkes ; m9 county, will be sold on tlie first Tuesday in Sep- | tetnber next, at the court bouse in Hamilton. Harris | 1 county, Lot of Land belonging to the estate of Peter jCurreylate of Wilkes county deceased, No. 154 in I the I9th district of formerly Muscogee now Harris! „. „ . , _ , . . I comity, sold for the benefit of the heirs, terms made j - "1 a "".' the Cth di.-trict R„ ow ' non (] 18 day of sale.- or Fayette county, ana Ml acres being fraction No. | nnB jj . WILLIS-CURREY. cx'r. 160, 4 acres beiug fraction 161 both in the 7th district .... , " , ' of Favette county, together with the mills on said Lott ! AdmilHSl l'afor &. Guardian S SalP- 11 levied on as the property of Alexander Ware by j be raid on the first Tuesday in NOV UM BER next, at Drayton, Dooly county, tlie in ati execution front the superior court oTJackson conn- tv in favor of Wilie W. Webb vs Green R. Duke, Genrac Shaw. Horatio Webb, Sylvattus Ripley, John Appleby, and Alexander Ware, and Allen .Matthews security on the stay of execution, property pointed out bv Giles Mitchell attorney for plaintiff. June 25 ALFRED BROWN, sh'ff. Also, teill he sold as alore, One Lot of Land No. ~ii in the 4th district ot origin ally Henry now Fayette county—levied on as the pro perty of John Ward by execution in favor of John Buttrcll and others, le vied on and returned to me by a constable. Virgin Nichols’and Joaeph Rogers’interest in Lot of Land No. 132 in the 4th district of originally Henry- now Fayette county, by execution from a justice's court of Coweta county in favor of Jacob L &■ A D ASrants. levied and returned tome by a constable. June 25 ANDREW McBRIDE, d. sh'ff. ?2onry Sheriff Sale. : 'FORE the court house in McDonough Ilenry '•f !f> • county, on the first Tuesday in September next, between tlie usual hours, will be sold Lot of Laud No. 81 in the 12th district of Henry countv—levied .on as the property of Nicholas Ii. Pyle to satisfy two fi fas from a J ustice’s court of Ilenry county,' one founded on an attachment in favor of James and Lovick I’. Allen against Nicholas E. Pyle, the other in favor of Jatnss & Lovick I’. Allen against Nicholas E Pyle and James B Pyle garnishee, proper ty pointed out by plaintiff, levy made and returned to me by Nathaniel C. Adamson, a constable. Lot No. 243 in ths 12th district of Henry county containing 2024 acres more or less—levied on as the property of Lemuel Wilkeison to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from a justice’s court in Campbell county in fa vor of A. Spencer &, Co. vs tlie said Lemuel Wilkerson, le vy made and returned to me by a consta ble. JAMES LOVE, sh’ff. july 1 1835 terest of John M. D. Taylor deceased, ulsu the interest of Noah W. Taylor a minor, in Lot No. 137 in the28th district of originally Lee now Dooly county, sold bv order of the conrt of ordinary of Butts county for the benefit of said minor and the distributees of said de ceased. CHARLES BAII.EY, Adm’r oj John SI. D. Taylor deceased. anil July 9 Guardian for Niah IV. Taylor. Administrator Sf Guardian's Sale. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in OCTO BER next, at McDonough -Henry county, the interest of John M. D. Taylor deceased, also the inter est of Noah W. Taylor a minor, in Lot No. 197 in tho 7th district of Henry county, sold by orderof the court of ordinary of Butts county for the benefit of said mi nor and tlie distributees of said deceased. July 9 CHARLES BAILEY, Adm’r of John M. D. Taylor deceased, and ‘ Guardian for Noah IP. Taylor. Executor's Sale. W ILL be sold in the town of McDonough 011 the first Tuesday in October next, within the usu al hours of sa’e, a square 50 acres of Land situate ii: tlie southwest corner of Lot No. 227 in the 3d district of Ilenry count}’, sold agreeable to tlie last will and tes- l intent of John.Barr deceased, sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased, terms made known on tlie day of sale. ELISHA M.K.M. CUTCHEN, er'r. inlv 9 1835 Butte Sheriff Sale. A dimnistrator's Sale. JILL be sold on tho first Tuesday in October next, by order of the inferior court of Houston county when sitting for ordinary purposes, before th< court house door of Scriven county, about 220 acres of oak and hickory Land belonging to the estate of. 1 William S. Brunson deceased, adjoining lands of the i estate of Thomas Telfair deceased, of tlie estate of I William W. Oliver deceased, and George Pollock, all ! lying in said conntr of Scriven, about seventy acr potior conrt of Butts county, two negroes, to wit: Bob a fellow about 35 years of age, and Rachel a woman n- bont 45 years of age, to satisfy a mortgage fi fa in favor of Erasmus G Morahle vs Leander A. Erwin, proper ty pointed out by pllF and in Mortgage fi fa. One cart and oxen, also Lot No. 55 containing 22 a- cresimproved, No. 23 containing 2 acres, No. 32 con taining 2 acre-, one half of Lot No. 43 ea-t ha!f2 acres, all of the above lots being of the Indian Spring reaerve in Butts county, and one Rifle gun—levied on as the property of Leander A. Erwin to satisfy a fi fa front Bibb superior c. irt in favor of Sarah A. Wallis admi nistratrix of Mortimer Wallis deceased vs Leander A. Erwin, property pointed out by the defendant. JOSEPH SUMMERI.TN, sh'ff. The standing crop of 15 acres of corn and 8 acres of cotton more or h.-sx at the place whereon Bryant Ilamil now lives, lying in the third district originally Monroe now Butts county, also one sorrel mare about 7 or 8 years old—levied on as the property of Bryant Ilamil to satisfy a fi fa in favor of William Vaughn vs said Haitdl, july 25 R. R. KINDRICK, D sh'ff. Also on the tin t Tuesday in October licit, POSTPONED SALE. -One negro woman by the name of Rachel 4"> yoars of age. one negro boy by the name of lloh :t5 years old. al-o negro liny George 21 years of age—all levied on as the property of Leandfr A. Erwin to at sly a mortgage li fa from the superior conrt of said coun ty in favor of Erasmus G. Xlarnhlo vs L. A. Erwin, property- pointed out in mortgage fi fiu aug 3 JOSEPH SUMMERLIN, sh'ff. Carroll Sheriff Sale. O N the first Tuesdny in September next be tween the lawful hours of sale in Carrolton Carroll County, before the Conrt House door, will lie sold the following property to wit: LotofLaud No. 154 in the -th district Carroll as the property of Valentine Row-all to satisfy a fi fa from a justice's court of Monroe comitv in favor of John D. Chippel for the use of Simeon Taylor vs said Burnett, levy m nl • and returned to me bv a constable, jnue 27 ! i \.\C i.. COBB, sh'ff. Also on the fry. Tors lay in October neit, A part of two Lots of Land, viz. 40 acres more or lei- oflot No. 85,and 75 acres ol'lot No. ini, all lying in the Oth district Carroll as the property of J. Wliison- hunt to satisfy sundry fi fas front a justice's court of said cn'in-y in favor of David Cloptnu and others vs said Whi'ciihm::, levy made and returned to me by a constable. ’ I. E. COBB, sh’ff Niue iv-groes. to wit, Penelope and her 3 children, Betsy a g : ! 5> venrs old, Henry a buy 3 years old. 8elh a boy 10 months old, Dave a boy it years old, Annitlia wont 111 about 22 years old. Amly a boy 5 years old, Rachel a girl 7 years old. Bob a man about 23 years old—as the property of Joseph Chambers <V. Jesse II. Chambers to satisfy a mortgage li fit in favor of Jesse Lavns and others. July 21 DUDLEY AYRES. <l<p t'rff. _ Seasoned dumber, )R sale on good terms, if implied for soon.—The subscriber intends improving the Lot at present as a Lumber Yard. His Lumber Yard will in ir be in the rear lot lately the property of the es- >f B. Pinker deceased, wharf he will keep con- v a ;t on hand a general assortment. y 3 D. RALSTON. creditors—Terms on the day. THOMAS POLLOCK. AdnCr. SARA1I BRUNSON, Admr'i. July 20._ 4 JZdminisirator Sale. B Y order of tlie Inferior Court, when Kitting for ordinary purposes for Houston con ply—willin' sold before the Court House door in Perry on the first Tuesday in November next, 150 acre- ofland being a pnrt oflotoflanil No. 55 in the lltli district o r Hous ton county, belonging to tlie estate uf Henry ling deceased. To be sold for the benefit of the heirs an*: creditors—Terms made known on the dav. DAVID ADAMS, Adm’r. Jury 20 1835. 4 A (Imimsiraiors Sale. Will be Sold A T the court house injvnoxville Crawford county on the first Tuesday in October next, tlie follow ing Lots of Land : 65 and 56 iu tlie 2J district of orii.i- noUy Houston now- Crawford county ; one of the ab ove Lots hi well improved, having a comfortable dwel ling house &c., sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Amos Hicks deceased, agreeable to an or der of the court of ordinarv of Crawford connlv. J„^28 ELIJAH Gcnrgia. ('rawford county. HERE AS Jones Hicks adm’r and Gracy Hicks ▼ * adm’x of the esmte of Daniel llicks deceased, late o r said eonnt v, apply to ntc for letters of dismission from said estate. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and aingvlfrr the kind£ and creditors of said deceas ed to be and apjiatr at my office within the dime .prescribed by law to shew cause if any they can why said letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand at oflice this 17th March 1635. 33 W, II. BROOKS, c. c. o. MEkEAS Bryant Bateman applies to me for letters dismi.-sorv from the administration of Jesse Mills deceased, These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said de ceased. to hi and appear at my office within tlw time prescribed by laic, to shew cause, if any they have why said letters should not be granted. Given under tnv hand at oflice this Oil- March 1835. • WM. 11. BROOK L cjc. o. Georgia— Gowcla Con nly. ■ q/HEREAB Column H. iiallad Administrator on ? f ill. e.-tate ofWiill.rm lif.ven ib ."e.;-ed applies for letters of dismission from said estate, These arc therefore to cite anil admonish all and singu lar the kindred anil creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within (he tine prescribed by law. to show cause ij any they hare, why said letters should not be granted. Given under vat hand and seal a; oflice this 6th March. 1535. 36 DA V1D MQ8EI.Y, c. c. o. Georgia, Pike county. mn/’HEllEAS Wiley M. Brooks guardian of Elbert X ? J- and Eliza Brooks, orphans of Samuel M. Brooks deceased, applies to me for dismission, These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular the persons concerned, to be at my oflice within the time have why mi-sed from said guardianship. Given under my hand at omce this 1st April 1835. 42 H. «. JOHNSON, c. c. o. ne prescribed by law to shew cause if any they wiiy the said Wiley M. Brooks shall nut be dis- Gcorgia Houston County. . IkXTHEREAS Sbadruck Dennard applies for let- y* tors of administration on the estate of John Deuriard, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and .Angular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased and allother persons concerned, to be ttid appear at my oflice within the time prescribed by law, and shew cin-e if any they have; why the said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand tho 20th day of Julv, 1835. CHARI,ES II. RICE, C. C. O. Georgia. Houston County. W ttTUEREAS Thomas Pollock and Jane Wiley. - X applies for letter; of ndviinistratlon, on the es tate of William Wiley, deceased. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all,md singular the kindred and creditors of said deccas- ■ ,1 to le and appear at my afiie within the time arescrtbtd bu law. to hew cause if any they have ■hy bail/ Utters should not be granted. Given under my hand at oflice, Julv 20th 1835. CHARLES H. RICE, C. C. Or Georgia, Cowda county. W liEiifi.Afl A. B Oribottn applies for letters of idniinistraiion on the estate of ! .Vin. Scott late of said county deceased, iiestlife therefore to ciUaiut admonish nil and nignlar tiw kindred one. creditors of said deans* /. to be and appear at my office, within 'he lime ,, scribed hy l,.w. 'oslioi, muse, if any they hare, it-I said letters should not be grant'd. Given under my hand at oiTice. this '"Jlh July, 1635. 4 WM. NIM MONS. ti. c. c. 0. APPLICATIONS P F OUR months after date application will be made to the honorable inferior court of Bibb eonntv when sitting for ordinary purposes, for. leave to seil Let of Land No. 95 in the fourth district of Houston county, now lying in the comity of Bibb, belonging to a part of the children of the subscriber, some of whom are minors, and of whom the subscriber is guardian, june 12 1-35 52 JAMES HEARD. 1 NOUR months after date application will be made ' to the court of Ordinary for Upson county, for leave to sell Fractions Nos. 185, 186,t:09, -glO, and 21. i;i the sixteenth district of formerly Houston non Up- Min county; ai.-o Lot No. 81 jn the 7jh district of for merly Baldwin now Bibb county, all belonging to the estate of!). F. Milling dcceitied. may 4 1835 . D. WALKER. -16 Ez’r in right of his wife. I NCUR months after date application will lie made to the honorable inferior court of Coweta eonntv when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell th- real estate of l.evi White deceased, for the benefit oftlie heirs and creditors of said deceased; TURNER PERSONS, adm’r. Coweta.county, May 4 1835 47 f 71 OUR months after date application will be made . to the conrt of Ordinary of Crawford county for leave to sell the land belonging to tlie estate of Alexan dria 15. Taylor late of said county deceased, for the be- nefit ofthe heirs and creditors of-aid deceased. WM. 13. FILES, JAMES M. TAYLOR may 11 1635 47 > adm’rs 1 71 Ol.'K months after date application will be made ' I-, the honorable inferior court of Pike county •vi.eii -itting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all ttie real estate of Herod Reeve late of said county deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors, june 13-52 BEVERLY DANIEL,adm’r. Georgia, Cywcta county. ait^HllKEAS J.1 mes MeCrackiu applies to TW the inferior court of snid county when lining as a court of ordinary, for letters dismisxory from the administration ofthe estate of I’atman Wat son deceased, J'hest arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tin kindred and creditors of said deceas- d to fth I'heir objections (if ur-y they have,) in my office loUhlv the time prescribed by late, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at oflice this 6th Julv 1635. 5 DAVID MOSELEY, c. c. o. Georgia, Coweta county. Coweta Inferior Court sitting for ordinary purposes, Ju ly term, 1635. J T appearing to the court thai Howell Elder sen. guardian 'or Howell Elder jun. orphan of Sterling 1 Ider deceased is desirous of being dismissed from said guardianship, It is therefore, on motion, Ordered by the court, that all persons therein interested shew cause if any they have on die first Monddy iu Septem ber next, why the said Howell Elder guardian of the said Howell EM. r jun orphan as aforesaid should not lie dismissed from -aid guardianship in terms of the law iu that ca-e made and provided. I certify the above to be a true extract from the min utes of the court, Julv 6th 16'.*4. 5 DAVID MOSELEY, c. c.o. Z-EBULON HOTEL. The undersigned takes this me thod to inform his friends and the public, ilfet he lias taken charge of the above Establishment, formerly .occupied by John C. Maugham Esq., where he holds himself pled ged to contribute to the satisfaction of his patrons, and respectfully solicits a liberal share of patronage. J. B. REEVES. July 22 5 WASHINGTON HALL. THE Subscribers have taken that com modious and well known public house in the City of Macon,—the Washington Hall, lately occupied by Mr. M. D. Huson.— By the ntiremitting attention of both of them, they flatter themselves that their House will ob tain for them a general patronage from, the Public.— They have secured- the valuable services of a I.ady, whovq reputation as a manager of a public house, is inferior to no one in the State. Their tables will be furnished with the lie-t the coun try affords, nod their bar with the choicest liquors. The Stables are attended bv careful and experienced Ostlers. MUSTIAN & MOTT. Feb 5 1835 36 EU-Having sold my interest in tlie Washington Hall to Messrs. Mustian &. Mott, Iearnestly solicit for them a continuance of the patronage which was extended to me, whilst proprietor of the establishment. Macon, feb 5 36 M. D. HUSON. JEFFERSON Mucdonough. Oct. 27, 183-4 THE subscriber has taken this well known stand for the purpos- of keeping a house of Entertain ment, and solicits a share of pub lic patronage, for which he is in hopes of giving general satisfac tion, his table shall be supplied with the best the coun try can afford, and his stables well attended to. 19 ISAAC' HARVEY. GLOBE TAVERN, Clinton, Jones County, Ga, T HE Subscribers (late proprietors of the Clinton Hotel,) tender our thanks to our friends and patrons for past encouragement, and respectfully beg leave to announce to the public, that we have lemoved to tho commodious House known as the GLOBE TaYERN, situated in the business part of the town, and fronting the Court-TJouse. Having leased this stand for several years, with the intention of renewing the lease or of pur chasing the property, we consider oursolves per manently located, and shall continue to improve our accomodations as the comfort of customers shall require. Our House is now opeu for the reception of Travellers or Boarders. We shall at all times endeavor to keep such a House, as will ensure public patronage; aud wc hope to afford such ac commodations as will prove satisfactory to those who call on 11s. Tho usual great promises of good TABLES, BARS, &c. wc thiuk unnecessary to particular ize.—Good Lots aud other conveniences for Dro vers, readily furnished. WOOD & WEEKES. January 20, 1834 19 tf THE INDIAN’S PANACEA F OR Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Fever S01 Erysipelas, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, 1‘tnpu rities of the Blood, Chronic Inflamalu ‘ , J Sore Eves, Mercurial Diseases. &c. —CASES OF CURES— Charleston, March 27, 1832 ' h C.. NEW DRUG DR. XZ.'DO . Erysipelas, Dyspepsia. Elver complaint, i.npu- just received a large assortment „r ^ of the Blood. Chronic Inflamation ot the Kidneys, | | & MEDICINES, at the Store f , Dl(,, 'S 1 ” • - W. B. Johssto.n’s Jewelry, which he will °® r below derate prices ; among which are M ’ at tto PAINTS, pital, in'this city, upwards of four months, and nearly ! t) |j . the same length of time in the Baltimore Hospital, and Lin-eed. Speim. Whale, and Train OU* * r ' e 1 d “Imost every remedy, with little benefit. On the Turpentine, Copal, Japan. Coach 1 entl eV S F'. 16th of February last, at that time scarcely able to ( } ' a rriisha>. ‘ er »« ricm» e move about upon crutches, I commenced tlie use of ' BRUSHES The Indian's Panacea. In one month I found myself! Flesh Hair Hat -"raining. Varnish Fur.,;, entirely free lrom pain, and am now happy <0 s-ate 1 Paim _ Nail C om Shoe, Sorabfcine Suil“- C ’ Too H>. thatl consider myself perfectly well. ting, Velvet, Whitewash, Clothes. 1 iorse . P ,'Ti- btt *' WM. TUCKER, 13, Market-st. Brushes. ’ lorse 7 ind Velret PERFUMERY. Cologne, Rosr Honey. Florida. Lavender & n Flower Wate.. Aromatic Vinegar, bears' o;i t , I S* Oil, Chlorine Tooth Wash, CreW Soap and T 11, Lavender r ► • Roses; O.xy-chlorine Lotion, Per.rl Powder P#!? Powder Puffs. Preston Salt.;, Pink SauS als, TonquinBeans, Vin de Rouge, Vegetabfe of* & Macassar Oil. 0U S*i DYE STUFFS. Annatto. Cudbear, Fig Blue. Fustic Fill. 1 •• Madder, ^ Nicaragua Wood, Alum, Ttume’ri” !S • 1 ,1 *- ' w~. -—-..—.j, Acoustic 0:1 Alcohol, Nitrate of Ammonia", Concentrated l.iqnortf A T this time, when the spirit ofspeculation in land i3 prevailing to an extent unprecedented in our country, allow me to endeavor to direct public opin ion from objects at a distance—contingent and doubt ful in result, to those nearer home, which, from every facility of information afford assurances, that at least, possess some advantages to those who have their mon ey to expend iu adventures, that of certainty. I will say nothing in relation to patriotic consideration,which should at least, so far influence our citizens as to in duce them not to desert the land of tlieir birth or adop tion, unless, advantages of a superior character be held out to them; but, I will address myself to their interest alone. It is now two years since I passed through that part of Georgia, bordering on Flint river, when I was induced to inquire of tlie few scattered settlers I occasionally met, respecting the qualities of lands aud the prospect of health. Being fu4 vorobly impressed with the country, I spent some time in m iking a personal examination as to the extent of the rich lands, the advantages the country possessed in regard to water courses, the chance of erecting mills, and what might be ultimately anticipated from tlie na tural advantages when they should be fairly developed and appreciated, and I must say, my expectations were more lliau fully realized. I immediately made some purchases iu Lee county on cither side the Flint river, about four miles above a place called Pindertown.— Being convinced thattliis was tho most eligible site for a commercial town, and one that must possess ad vantages overall} - other place on this river. It has a central location to a large body of rich land. Tho site selected, is a beautiful cntiueucu of pine land, and has a bold bluff upon tlie river. It is immediately upon the post road from Augusta and tlie up country to Florida. It will also have a State road passing thro’ it front Columbus to St. Marys, besides the numerous thoroughfares that will be made from this ferry to com municate with different parts of the country. The counties of Lee, Sumter, and Baker, are on Flint river, and abound in the most fertile lands that are best adapted to tlie culture of cotton and corn. The face of the country is level, the rich lauds lying on or in the vicinity, of water courses which are abundant & never failing ; the timber is alternately oak, hickory, and pine, while the first is always upon strong land— much of the pine land also, will rate with tlie best in Georgia, in regard to the river, as far as my knowledge extends, it L not surpassed for the purpose of naviga tion by scarce any in the State with a small expendi ture to remove some temporary obstacles, which thro’ tlie wisdom of our Legislature, must soon be effected. The contemplated railroad, for which Thomas Spal ding Esq. has a charter, communicating with Flint & Ocmulgee rivers, will greatly benefit this section of country. It will perfect an inland communication from the Atlantic cities to those ofthe Gttlfof Mexico; a work much needed, both from its commercial advan tages and that of government. This rail road has its termination on Flint river, at the point before alluded to fora town site. I have entered into bonds with Mr. Spalding, to that effect, that the town will be laid out (luringthe present season, and the lots offered for sale , as announced in advertisement Front close observation, I discover, that those who are temperate in their habits, enjoy as full a share of health, as in any other part of tlie country in the same latitude. The society is gradually improving, and I think such inducements are held out, both by present and future prospects as to authorise an investment which will certainly yield a large per cent. ALEXANDER S1IOTVVELL Lee county, July 10,1835 NOTICE. laving claims agai Kimberly and Chisholm will hereafter present them lor pay men; to .Mr. Anson Kimberly, who accor ding to a decree of a special jury of the last superior court, has been co;#|)cl!od to receive the assets and be come individually responsible for all the demands due by said conceir. M. CHISHOLM. Macon. June 1 l-'35 12t 51 T ill' Copartrn rshlp Ivrotoforf existing under the firm oj Russell A- Diekuisi ii was by agreement dissolved on the 18th in-t Tlie business will hereafter be conducted by Edmund Rns; ell as usual, to whom ! the same are put iiito the hands of E. D. Tracy and G. all notes and accounts due flit iate concern can be paid j Wood Esqrs. for adjustment. Those having settle- and by whom all claims will ' e settled as they may ma- | merits to make will therefore call on those gentlemen tare. _ j for the purpose, as no other person has any right to EDMUND RUSSELL, give discharges or receive balances. SAM’L F. DICKINSON, j ANSON KIMBERLY. Macon» A*rit«d> 4* • } MaWrtfc Midi'S?.18S& ffnjfi. 55 TOWN LO I S FOR SALE. W ILL be sold at public sale, on tlie 15th Decem ber next. 250 TOWN LOTS, as particulariz ed in preamble sale, to commence on tlie premises, at which time conditions will be made known bv ALEXANDER SHOTWELL. July 10 1835 FARMS FOR SALE. T HE subscribers will sell at the same time and place, eight VALUABLE PLANTATIONS, all situated not far distant from the foregoing described I sits. One of about 2000 acres directly opposite, in which is embraced the fair fumed Philima Lands, (per haps the best in the State.) The remaining number contain many of the cream lands of the country. COOKE & COWLES. ALEXANDER SHOTWELL. July 10 1835 <3 t f T H E effects of the late firm of Kimberly & Chis holm having been turned over to the subscriber, CnARf-ESTOy, May If 1831. The undersigned has been labouring under Mercu rial Rheumatism for three years past; during which period he was an inmate ofthe City Hospital, and un der the medical treatment of thi physicians of that in stitution. without obtaining permanent rel month of December last, I was permitted Indian's Panacea, and five bottles compl me. L. WARREN Charleston, Dfcc.20, 1831. The subscriber had for nearly two years a scrofulous ulcer upon the knee, covering a surface at times as large as her hand. It was so severe as to confine her to tho house nearly the whole of that time. She used many remedies in vain, and began to despair of ever getting relief, when she fortunately tried The Indian’s \ 1 Panacea, and is happy to state that four bottles healed . " " ‘ yj£p)[(j[\’pn it entirely and she has remained perfectly well to this Acetic. Citric, Oxalic & other Acids time, nearly a vear. -• - - - -- ELIZA STRONG, George-st. Charleston, July 12, 1631. I was afflicted four years with an ulcer in the leg, occasionally accompanied with erysipelatous inflam mation and excessive pain in tlie leg and ancle joint. Several eminent Physicians exerted their skill upon it. but without permanent benefit. In'this state, five bot tles of The Indian’s Panacea made a perfect cure. MARGARET A. WEST, 121, Meeting-st. Charleston, Jail. 20, 1832. This may certify that I was afflicted with a scrofu lous disease for several years, during which time I em-1 ployed several eminent physicians both in Philadelphia and Charleston, and also took several bottles of Swaim’s Panacea, but all without permanent benefit. During the last winter I was taken with an ulcerated throat, which soon became so severe as to prevent my taking sufficient food to sustain life. I remained in this situation several days, emaciated, and threatened with absolute and unavoidable starvation—when as u last resort, I had recourse to The Indian's Panacea, and found from it almost immediate relief, recovering so rapidly that in four weeks I found myself quite well, as I have remained ever since. ANDREW COZIER. Kinfc-st. A colored woman, belonging to Mr. Adam Tunno, Charleston, was affected for nearly two years with a distressing pain in her head, accompanied with ulce ration it> her nostrils, and a constant discharge of very offensive matter from Iter nose. She was entirely re lieved by taking two bottles of The Indian’s Panacea. Putnam Co. Ga., 1834. This may certify that I have been afflicted with the liver complaint these five years ; that I have been doc tored for it by several of our best physicians without effect; and that I was cured by taking nine bottles of The Indian’s Panacea, with some other little mercurial pills, directed by our doctor. P. JOHNSON. For sale by J. H. & W. S. ELLIS, fch 23 35 Cotton Arenve. Macon. SURGICAL NOTICE T HE subscriber has been appointed agent for the application of Stagner’s Patent Truss, in the county of Bibb. lie may be at all times consulted (when net professionally engaged) athis oflice on Mul berry street. Persons affected with Hernia would do well to make earlv application. Macon, june 3' ly 51 WM. B. bALL. SURGICAL NOTICE. A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE HERNIA, (or RUPTURE,) EFFECTED Er THE APPLICATION OF DR. STAGNER'S PATENT TRoo. K OBERT W. STI.WART informs the citizens Of Baldwin, Twiggs. Bibb, Crawford, and Hous ton counties, who are subjects of the above disease, that he will succeed E. M. Pendleton, who has remo ved to Charleston. S. C., iu the application of Dr. Stagner’s Patent Truss. In all cases when a cure is not effected no remune ration will be required. The fact, that many cures having been effected in the county'of Warren, from whom certificates have been exhibited, together from all the Physicians in the above county, render any thing further unnecessary to be said at this time. Robt. W. Stewart may be seen aud consulted at Brown’s Hotel, Milledgeville, from tlie 6th to the 14th instant; in Macon, at-Dr. Ball’s office, till 21st inst.; in Knoxville, Crawford county, till 26th instant; in Perry, Houston county, till 31st instant; then in Ma rion, Twiggs county, till 5th March ensuing, then to Milledgeville again - . Ho expects to continue the same round during tlie winter and spring months, and at tend regularly at the same time and place : any altera tion in the above will be made public. feb 12 4835 36 DRUGS & MEDICINES, Paints, Gils, Dye Stu ffs. Cotton Avenue, Macon. J If. & W. S. ELLIS, having token the Drug • Store formerly occupied by Dr. Wm. B. Bail and Mr. F. S. Johnson, intend keeping a general as sortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Ac. Families, Physicians, Merchants, and Planters may depend upon having their orders or prescriptions filled in the best maimer and ofthe best materials. Particular pains will be taken to have on hand med icines ofthe very best quality. Just receiving and on hand Patent medicines. Per fumery', Surgical Instruments, Paints Oils Window Glass, Garden Seeds, 01c. &c. Jan 1 1835—26 F. F LEW'US, MERCHANT TAiTOH, H AS taken the stand a few doors above the Clo thing Store of Mr. L. Fitch, on Mulberry- street where he continues to carry on the Tailoring business- He assures all those who may favor him with their custom, that their work will bo done at the shortest notice, and in the best manner. He bason hand a supply of the best materials in in line. consisting of CLOTHS, Blue, Black, royal Brown, Claret, Raven, Green. &et CASSIMERE3,—A good assortment. VESTINGS, A good variety ofthe best quality. Petersham, and a complete assortment of TAIL OR'S TRIMMINGS. He respectfully solicits a share of the public pat ronage. Jtacoii, Oct 30 1834—24y MAHOGANY For Sale by WOOD & CAMP, A GOOD assortment of 14. 2,24 inch Plank for Stair Railing. Balusters, ajso a good assortment of Table Stiiffaiui Veneers of most kinds. Macon, May 25, 1835-49 WOTIt E.—Lflffy absence from the State, HORACE FITCH will act as my agent. LEWIS FITCH. may 11 1835 4r, LEONIDAS FRANKUN7 W Attorney at law, ILL practice iu the courts of tho South ern Circuit generally; iu the counties of Lee and Sumter of the Chattahoochee Circuit, and in Bibb aud Houstnu of the Flint. He will attend strictly to all business entrusted to his care. Letters &c. must he directed to him alHawkins- ville; Pulaski coQnty, Georgia. ajjril 2-41. Ammonia, Atkinson's Depilatory, Balm of ColumF Patent Barley, Breastpipcs, Brimstone, Cayenne per, Spanish Saffron. Ammoniaret of Copper c,/" Emetine, Cicuta Piaster, Fxt. Aloes. Cinebons Ca ocynth, FJaterium, Jalap, Kahinca. Nux Vomica PlT barb, Rhatania, Lead, Savin, Sarsaparilla & Ctili Dandelion, Valerian, Opium others. Phomhr,i Iron, Red Oxy dc of Iron, Tartariz'd Iron & c. Powders,- Ha; ■ lion's Elixir, Magnesian Aiwieu English Calomel, Huffman's Anodyne. Oil’d silk or Hat Case; Iodine. Jujube Paste, l-aetucariuni, Lu cets, I a tent Lint. Lupuline. Lobelia, Medical 8’poor Acetate and Sulphate of Morphia. Mustard, OIL. Caraway. Copaiva. Croton, Fennel, Winteiyrcen s neca. Denareoti-ed ami Powdered Opium, ms, Piperine. Poeket Instruments. Ilydriodate A V y-muriate of Potash, Potter's Catholicon. J iquorofPo. iaslt, Dragon’s Blood, Seatons, Stoughton's Hi,;. Strychnine, Powdered Valerian, Rhtiharhtrine S it cine, Sanford’s Bark. Lac Sulphur, Syrup of i wort, One Stethoscope. Swaim’s Panacea Seidliti Powders, Tamarinds. Tincture of Colclflcmti Win. ofColcliicmn,Trusses,Tnrbith Root. White Hellebore Colchicum Seeds, Acetate «f Coichicum, Aromatic Carbonate of Ammonia ; an Assortment of Patent Ve- dicines. and all other- in commou use, Garden Seeds’ and Shop Furniture for Physicians^— ^ ’ ALSO, Couching, Clipping, and small Scaling.Instruments- and one second hand set of Amputating and Trephin! ing Instruments. “ 1 April 29 45. Georgia, Houston county. Inferior Court in Chambers July -JO 1835. P RESENT. the:r honors Joseph Culpepper, Rob ert L. Duncan, and Johu Chain, justices cf lie Inferior Court of said county. ^ORDERED that tlie interior court of the foiiril Monday in August ensuing, be adjourned over un'.o the second Monday in October next, and thi--order be published in the Macon Telegraph and Macon .Mes senger, &c. A true extract from the minutes of the inferiorcourt of said countv. Bv the Conrt. 5 ' JOSHUA PATTI SHALL, c.i.c. . S&AKTKS. t TONST AN i LY for Sale, at the TelcgriiphOjf.cc, J a general assortment of Blanks,—among which O'Q ATTORNEY’S BLANKS. Declarations—Assumpsit, “ Case, “ Debt, Commission for Interrogatories, Attorney’s License. SOLICITOR GENERAL’S BLANKS. Indictment for Assault and Batterv, Bench Warrants. CLERK’S BLANKS. Executions, Do • for Cost, Subpoenas for Witnesses, License for Retailing, Marriage License. HUE RIFF’S BLANKS. Deeds for Land, Bills of Sale for Negroes, Grand Jury Sammons, • Petit Jury Summons. ORDINARY BLANKS. Administrator’s Letters and Bond. Guardian’s do do Temporary Letters and Bond, Warrant of Appraisement; Letters Testamentary. JUSTICE’S & CONSTABLE’S BLANKS Executions, Do for Cost. Do_ for Military fines, Summonses. Bail Warrants, Bail Bonds, Garnishments, Attachments. MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS. Deeds, Powers of Attorney* Notes. Gamuts, Boat Receipts, Deeds for Justice’s Inferior Court, &c. Ac. fob'26 185. r We are authorised to announce Dr. AMBROSE BABER as a candidate for a sea: in the Sena torial branch of the next Legislature, for Bihh county “re authorised to say that Willi an B. Cone, w w will continue to he u candidate for the Senate until theflretTuesday in October next. July2'-M I"-®- WILLIAM B. CO.\E We are authorised to announce LEWIS LAWS1IE e.ii candidate for a seat in the House of Representatives of the next Legisla- July 7 tnre. w e are authorised to say that SAMUEL B. HUNTER will lie a candidate for the Representative hninrh in the next Legislature. The Committee of No minations for Bibb countv. have nouu- nateu HARMON H. HOWARD ^ candidate for Shi-rift’. We arc- authorised to announce GEORG F WOOD a can didate for Sheriff of Bibb County 3t the ensuing election. aug 3 We are authorised to announce JOHN SPRINGER candidate forsherili' of liibb count; at the ensuing election. We are authorised to announce JACOB JOHNSON u’ a candidate for Receiver rf Tux * - tnnis for Bibb county at the cn> ul1 = election. - mi l. T. D yche LTd BOARDING- Eiiflit or ten ' entle- men will be accommodated as '“ft boarders, bv applying to Mr.- ’ Wychc, immediately over the ■ & Co. aprii 2 41