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Craw/ord Tux Sale.
irst I'n -,:ay in NOV E-MB If n®Xt, will I
told ti-fore the courthouse in Knoxville Jac
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Crawiord county, between the lawful hour* ot
the following property, or ao m ich thereof aswil
irty tho Tax for 1634 and costs : vir.
ioO acres, No. 91 17th dipt. Early county, tu
properly of D. W. Matthews.
>50 acres No. -Ill, 4th district ».urlv county» -
property of II. P. Jones.
•j". acres, No.—, r* tli district Gwinnett county,
srty of Wm. Winner.
son Butte county,
®1®» following property, 10 wit:
SJ| * . Olio heifer yearling, 1 box a u-'. ’■ •ntitled jiincrow,
I small irutdc, 1 pitcher, 1 tin bucket, 1 haudlt basket,
tit® | 1 club axe, 1 shovel and mill's. 1 wash pot, I set iron
dogs, 1 pine table, 1 pine desk, fivo common sitting
the | chairs, 1 codec mill, one ‘.{-gallon jug, 3 jars. 1 cotlee
: pot, one half gallon jug. 1 pine chest, 4 barrels, 1 cut-
slhe ting box, I pr candle molds. 1 qt pot, 1 small chair. 1
j decanter, 1 pr steelyards, 1 ox ring, 1 claw hammer.
inty
Cogdala Hamilton.
•190 acres Xo. 3(15.74district Lv..o county,
property of F.. Crew. ,
1 Half lot of land No. 9, 1st district, 101J acres to
oatinfY tux A»r JlSlW.
to acre* No. 531, 2d district Cherokee county, a*
tho property of Arthur Braswell.
202 J acres. No. 148. 1st district Crawford county,
as the proportv of Nedoin Summerlin.
One Eotiu Knoxville. Crawford county.as the pro
perty of Maston Sawyer. „
iiug-29 WILLIAM CAMPBELL, 1. C.
tion—all levied on as the property of Lettebey F.ubanks
| to satisfy a Fi Fa from a justice’s court of Butts coun
ty in laror of Samuel Geo vs L. B. Eubanks, Abel 1 .
Robinson and Georgo Eubanks. Property pointed
out by defendant. oct 1
Also. as abort on the first Tuesday in December next.
Four head of Cattle, one yellow and white cow and
brown yearling, one dun cow and tpd yearling, levied
on as the property of Jeremiah Matey, to satisfy a mort
gage Fi Fa from the Inferior court of Butts county in
favor of William Harrison administrator of James Har
rison deceased, vs Jeremiah Maxey. Property point
ed out iu mortgage fi fa. oct 1
JOSEPH SUMMERLIN, sheriff.
Crawford Sheriff Sale.
POSTPONED SALE
1 1 ,L he sold on the first Tuesday in Novem-
_ _ her next, at the court house in the town of
Knoxville, Crawford county, between the usual
hours of sale»
Tivo Horses, one a roan, the other a grey, levied on
as the property of tVilliam r ' Wallis to satisfy a Fi Fa
issued out of the superior court of Crawford county in
favor of Jeremiah D Mann vs said Win C Wallis and
Melbouro Secson. sept 26
WILLIAM B. FILES, sheriff.
Fayette Sheriff Sale.
W ILL lie sold on the first Tuesday in
November next, hefore the court housciu
Fayetteville, Fayette county, between the usual
hours i* sale.
One lot of Laud, No. 23, in tho 13th district origin
ally Henry now Fayette county, levied on a« the pro
perty of John RunntUs, to satisfy sundry smalll’i Fas
fiotn a justice’s court of Jefferson county, in favor of
Thomas Need vs said Rnnnells. , 1-evy made and jc.
turned to me bv a constable, oct 1
' ANDREW McBRIDE. dtp. rhff.
Bibb Tax &alc.
O N the first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, will
ho sold boforo the court house in Macon. Bibb
.conuiy, between the lawful hours of sale the following
properly, or so much thereof as will satisfy die tax or
1834 and costs: viz.
40 acre Lot No 337 1 ltit di-t 1st sec Cherokee, 6*v-
eu iu by Georg.* McGraw, tax due *7 cents.
40 acre IsiiN’o 252, 14ih dist 1st sec Cherokee, gr«-
en iu by Isar James, tax 47 cents.
10 acre Lot No 517,3d dist 4lhsec Cherokee, given
in by Robert Peaton. tax 17 cents.
2024 acres, Xo 237, 4th dist Bibb, given in by \« ui
Peaton, tax 74 cents.
160 acres No 303, 17th dist 1st see Cherokee, given
in by John Beggs, tax 67 cents.
A 40 acre Lot in Cherokee, number Sec not known
given in by Charles Silos, tax 48 cents,
152 acres part of Lot No 41 4th dist Bibb, given in
by William Clone r.t*, tax 76 cents
40 aero Lot Xo 17 17th dis 4th sec Cherokee, given
in bv Jesse Co/.art, tax 46 cent..
202 J acres Xo 110 IHh dist Houston, given in by Jo-
aiah Smith, tax 65 cents.
40 acres No 470 2d dist 1st sec Cherokee, property
of Wiu Richardson, tax 105 cents.
160 acres No 23 3d dist 4th sec Chcrokeo, given in
by Caleb Smith, tax 74 cents.
40 acres No 204 17th (list 3d sec Cherokee, given in
bv Robert Sanford. tax 6 cent*.
' 202J acres No 10.15th dist Troup, given in by Tho
mas Sacrae. tax 83 ceuts.
A 40 aero aero Lot in Cherokee, given in by James
Bridge., tax 47 ceuts.
160 acres. No 206, 2d dist 4th sec Cherokee, given
in by Jesse Smith, tax 46 cents.
40 acres No 1 *25 ih (listed sec Cherokee, given in by
Neil Harkins, tax 43 cents.
2024 acres. No 45, 21st dist Lee, given in by John
H Sims, tax 110 c.
2024 acres. No66 5th dist Rabun, given in by Soa-
born Jones, tax 106 c.
A House and Lot in East Macon, the property of
Susan Bond, tax 83 c. .....
2024 acres No 263, 16tb dist Pulaski, given in by
Robert Cunningham, tax 207 c.
160 acres, No 110, 5th dist ’<d see Cherokee, given
in by Absalom Abney, tax 104 cents.
O“0 acre lot near Macon given in by Abraham Law-
renee, tax 290 c. ...» 1
12 acres oh the Macon Reserve given in by Joseph
Wood, tax 64 c.
40 acres No 363.13tl» dist 1st sec Cherokee, g ven
ill by William Morgan, tax 46 cents.
160 acres No 230,13th dist — sec Cherokee, given
in by Solomon Thomas, tax 93 cents.
A 160 aero lot in Chemkeo, No &c not known, giv
en in by V/m (alias Shinoy) Johns, n, tax91 c.
160 acres No i»s% 2d soc Cbeiokee. given in
bv John Weekes, tax 94 c.
'160 acres No 311 3d dist 4th sec Cherokee, given in
by Charles Plumb, tax 107 c.
A House and Lot in Macon given in by .Marshall
Pittman, tax $13 124 c. ... . _
A House and Lotin Macon givenmby Lewis Brown
tax 270 c
40 acres, No 142, 4th dist 1st sec Cherokee, also a — ■ - . r „ r
House and Lot in Macon given in by Henry II Cone, ty for leave to sell the interest of W illiam J. \\ ayn-
tox 765 c | man deceased (it being ono half) in the Factory known
itk) acres \o66,12th dist 2d sec Cherokee, given in as the Franklin]Factory inUpson county, Ga.
Carroll £ xerifT Sale.
O v the first Tuesday iu November next, be
tween the lawful hours of salo in Carrolton
Carroll County, hefore the Court House door,
will be sold the following property to wit:
Fraction No. 214. in the 3d district of said county,
cout fining 30 acres more or iess, as the property of
E It. Higgenbotham, to satisfy two Fi Fas from a jus
tice’s court of said county, iu'favor of N. Randal, with
other 13 fas vs said Higgenbotbam, property pointed
out by Francis I). Brown. Levy made and returned
to me by a constable. sept 18
ISAAC E. COBB, sh'ff.
Fkc Sheriff ^ale.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in "eccmber
next before the court-house door in the town ot
Zebnlon Pike county within the usual hours ofsale the
following property to wit: one lot of land containing
two hundred two and one half acres more or less lying
and being in the second district originally Monroe now
Pike county known and distinguished in the plait of
said district by lot number (33) sold as the property
of James A- Campbell to satisfy a mortgage fifa issuing
frpmthe Superior court of said county, John A- Camp
bell assignee of James R. Gray deceased vs said James
A. Campbell, property pointed out in said mortgage
fifa. Also the same lot to satisfy sundry fifas issuing
from the Justices court B. Fluker vs said Janies A.
vSnWlri! said property pointed out in the last levy bv
the defendant. * Levy nw«e ana returned to me by a
constable this tho 17th day of sept. 1335.
13 JOSEPH If. SHIVERS. I). sheriff.
APPLICATIONS.
■jjTNOUR months after date application will be made
fiP to the honorable inferior courtof Crawford coun-
by Joseph Davidson, tax 93 c.
40 acres No 1319 Hth dist 2d sec Cherokee, given
in by Zachariah Jordan, tax 83 cents.
2024 acres No 233 21st dist Lee, gi
ALEXANDER M. K. SWIFT, adm'r.
July 61335 2
• • 1 t r Bi^OUR months after date application will be made
given 111 by 1 1 lo the honorable inferior court of Talbot county
Conner, tax 169 c. ... i when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell all
2024 acres in Crawford county, given in as the pro- j ^ tea j 0Ktate 0 f Benjamin Riuehour deceased, for the
porty of Sarah Hoket, No &c not known, tax 06c. benefit of the heiraand creditors.
2024 acres No 2 5 1st dist Carroll, given in by Will-1 GIDEON l’OWLF.DGE, adm'r.
iamson Glover, tax 74 cent*. ’ . July 12 10 4tn
2024 acres in Fike, No &c not known, given in by J
Jacob Shotwell, tax 136 c. |
A brick building in Macon given in by Ellis, Shot-
well & co. tax $ 132 16 c.
A Lot in the city of M > on given in as the property
of John Murphy, tax 8ti8c. »
A House .1 „i I.nt in the ciiy of Macon given in as
the property of E L Young & co. tax §33 61 c. Also
for E L Yeung’s tnx. 424 c.
A’llomo and Lot in the city of Macon given in as
tho property of George Glenn, tax $ 20 60.
ifciiercs No 181 17th dirt 1st sec Cherokee, given
in by Win R Brown, tax 67cents.
405acres No 142, 7th dist Marion, given iu by M.
D. Williams, u.x $64 97 c.
2024 ncr-s Xo 32 7th din Campbell, given in b\ J
’ D .Mann, tax 465 c.
490 acres No 116, 9th dist Irwin, given in by Tho
mas .1 McClesky, tax 257 c.
A 40 acre Lot in Ch-rokce No & c not known, giv
en in bv Jonathan Van Wagnen, tax 74 c.
A House and Lot in the city of Macon, given ip by
George P. Wagnor, tax 765 c.
80 acres No 551 1st dist 4th sec Cberokeo, given in
by George Grimes, tax 68 c.
Slots in Talbot. Nos &c not known, given in by
er, tn
id L
HOT
14.
.Macon
Bi
iveu in by Alexander
No &c. not known, given in
7 c.
given in by
6 71 OUR months after date application will be made
1 to tho honorable inferior court of Bibb county
when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
Lot of Land No. 117 in Bibb county, it being there
at estate of .Martha Smith a minor,
aitg*5 7 SAMUEL JESSOP, guardian.
R'N )UR months after date application will be made,
JTl to the Inferior Court of Monroe ccunly, when
■jilting for ordiuary purposes for leave to fell the ne
groes belonging to the orphan children of Alexander
Leggett, deceased.
ANDERSON BALDWIN, Guard'n.
August 20. 9
Cov
• . , . , "HTI OUR months after da i>L cation will be made
t Early, given m by John 4 j JJ' to the cn.ir of ord iarv" of Butts county for
leave to sell a part of lot No. in tho 24 th district of
formerly Muscogee now "a.hot county for th. bene
fit ofLcvina Thompson a minor, this Sept 18 ]8X7.
13 J >H.V I . JONES Guard'n
John Car:
A Hons
Donald, ta
40 acres
hr Wilfiati
’ 2024 a 1
Hugh Krti..., , 1
2024 icr ■■ So 83 on M 1c >n Reserve, given t« by
Joseph \Vashburo, tax $34 83 o.
40 acres. No 271 3:1 dist l.-t sec Cherokee, given ui j
by Drury Thomu on. tax 283c
270 acres \
Porter, tax 9 '> >’. .
A two acre Lot in Vincville, givenm by W in Bone,
tax 42 c. ...
Lt) acres So 125 I Dili dist Cherokee, given in by
John Moreland, tax 82c.
2)24 acre- in Smntor. Xo 14 23: 1 dist given in by
Mkrtin Simmons, tax 691 c.
160 acres Vo I 17 9th dirt 2d : -cc Cherokee, given in
Dy William Bacon lax 136c.
A Homo and Lot as the property ..f Amo.. Bonton,
Car 9.77 c.
)7'i acres in Early comity, also a hou.-e an : lot in >
Haoon. property 01 Snniuel Moore, tax • <
■\ fin- an! I. >1 in Macon ,1. :>y William
Jart is, lax 42.7 c.
A House and Lot in Macon giv
Of Sol. 8m:th, tax
A I Erl-.* an 1 L ,1 m .Macon Z ' •
Smith, tax '243 c.
10 lores No 46.5. 3d dirt 3d sec
by James McDonald, tax 53c.
202.J acres 1 .1 >•< ■ Vo Ac not
Isaac Harvoy, tax §20 21.^
160 acres in Clierok e No Jlc n • known giv.-n 1 -■ J H* A •.
as the property of Kiml>e, !> .V Ch. !r>!:n, tax •! -7 c. j Js-J mini
»0 nrr..- in Cherokee Vo Ac not known, give." in by
M Chi-holm tax 546 r. I
sopl I AH80LEM JOUR AN T
F OUR months after date, application will be made
to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Pulaski
County when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the real estate pf Turner Howell late of said
county deceased. BENJAMIN HOWELL, Adm'r.
Pulaski co. sop 3^ „ 10
ri .1 illR months after, date application will be made
A 1 to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Bibb.
Connty when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the real estate of John W. Rhodes deceased,
consisting of one tract of laud No. 102, 3d district Lee
county. GEORGE A. SMITH, Adm'r.
Sept. 4, 1835. J1
“JCIOUR Months after date application will be made,
.£■" to til/l IlnnfHuJJfl Infurinr i'autul rsP
when sitting for orihnaiy purposes for leave to sell the
Negroes belonging to the Estate of Anderson Griffin,
late of said county deceased.
.MARY P. GRIFFIN, Admr'r,
Sep. 16. JOHN R. KENDRICK. Adm'r
UN OUR months after date I shall apply to the In-
ml ferior court of Pike county when sitting for or
dinary purposes for an order to sell the real estate of
James Lowrey late of said county deceased, this 1st
iept. 183.7.
13
ASA SESSIONS, Adm'r
?n :n
enin by Will
! Che: c
Georgia Houston f 'ounty.
1 ' AS Learv Stanley applies to me for lot-
V y er» of Administration on the estate of Edward
Jon - deceased:
l ; ‘>st aretherefore to cite and admonish all and
lar the kindred and creditors of sai: deceased, to lc and
iiuioii I ‘pptnr at myoff.ee 1:.thin the th. r a 1 crilcd by law, to
property
T:iE NEW Gi’ORGI \ JUSTICE.
iOW Fress,
A ND expected 10 lie ready for delivery 01 J_ tlie 1 a
q , November next, a new work under the a io\ e
title, in lour parts, by UiionAM A. Grekne and Jons
\V. 1.DKPKIX. « xsnit,
TABLE OF COj\ TEA ! *■
PAR 1 1.
Definition and punishment of crimts andoffencesagain:
the Laws of Georgia.
Chapter 1. Persons capable of couimitting crunes.
•J. Principals and accessories in crime.
3. Crimes against the State and people.
4. Crimes and offences against the persons
of citizens or i. dividuals.
5. Crimes and offences against the habitations
6. Of crimes and offences relative to property.
7. Forgery and counterfeiting.
8. C rimes & offences agaiustthe public justice
9. Offences against the public peace and
10. Offences againstthe public morality, health
police and decency.
11. Offences committed by cheats and swin
dlers and offences against piielic trade.
12. Fraudulent and malicious mischtel.
13. Offences relative to slaves.
15. Of contempts of Court, and attempts to
commit crimes.
PART It. ,
The several stages of proceedings in prosecution ur.(a.r
the criminal lairs of Georgia.
Chapter 1. Of the Prosecutor.
2. OfWarrents.
3. Of Arrests.
4. Of the examination-and incidents.
5. Of the Habeas Corpus.
6. Of indictments, arraignments, trial, ver
dict, judgement and execution.
7. Evidence, witness, interrogatories.
8. Cost in criminal cases.
9. Rules of practice iu the Superior Courts.
PART lit.
Duties of various Officers known to the lairs cf Georgia
Chapter 1. Justice’s of the Peace.
2. Justice’s Court.
3. Constables.
4. Sheriffs.
5. Jailors.
6. Coroners.
7. Jurors.
8. Grand Jury.
9. Connty Treasurers.
10. Receiver of Tax Returns.
11. Collector of Tax.
12. Subjects oftaxatiou.
13. Justices ofthe Inferior Court.
14. Courts of Ordinary.
15. Clerksof me Superior and Inferior Courts.
16. Attorneys.
PART IV.
A Collection of Statutes ofthe State of Georgia upon va
rious subjects of interest, both to public officers and citi
es generally.
Chapter 1. Attachments.
2. Bastardy.
3. Certiorari.
4* Court-Houses, aud Prisons, &c.
5. Deeds and Mortgages.
6. Dower.
7. Endorsers and securities,
8. Estrays.
9. Fences.
10 Free persons of color,
11. General Elections.
12. Insolvent debtors.
13. Interest.
14. Limitation of actions.
15. Marks and Brands.
16. Mills.
17. Naturalization.
18. Oaths.
19. Pedlars.
20. Public Worship,
21. Quarantine.
22. Rent.
23. Roads. Bridges, &c.
24. Sabbath.
25. Slaves and Patrols.
26. Trial of Slaves,
27. Taverns,
28. Weights and .Measures.
Ii tho preperation of this work, several distinguished
legal gentlemen have been consulted, and it was the
design of tlm compilers, to liave submitted to them the
manuscript copy for minute examination—but from
sickness and other unavoidable causes, this desirable
object was partially defeated, arid but two of those
whose services had been solicited, were able to proceed
with the examination. These have politely furnished
the followin-.asexpressiveof their opiniou of the work:
Muumcvtux, 1st Sept. 1335..
Messrs. Greene te Lumpkin:
Gr.-vrt.EMEx:—I have been, for some days past, at
tentively engaged in examining the .Manuscript of the
Net© Georgia Justice, c.mpiiedby yon, and which yon
are about to publish. Such a work is greatly needed
1 v our people, and I am glad you have undertaken it.
The former works of this character have been in very
great demand, and the officers of Georgia have found
them highly useful and convenient in aiding them iu
the discharge of their official duties. But besides be
ing out of print, Clayton’s Justice, and Lamar’s Edition
of that work, have become less useful, not from any
want of merit and great talent in the works themselvs,
bu* because many acts aud provisions have been adop
ted by the Legislature, since their publication, which,
from die nature ol things, could neither bo embraced
nor explained In them. Our whole Penal Code has
been re-molded and re-enacted, since the publication
of Lamar’s Edition.
Without designing to institute any invidious com
parison, I may be permitted to say, that I consider
your compilation, besides embracing 'lie new penal
code, and other acts of the Legislature since J-24. as
more full and complete thau any similar work publi ti
ed in Georgia. You have embraced a variety of im
portant topics, and added to them very sound and sal
utary instrietions fortbose whom the v ork is designed
mainly to aid and direct, which I have noticed in other
works oftliekind. The classification andarrangement
oj’your subjects are clear, logical and judicious. VVi h
your extracts from the Common and Statute Laws of
England, and their adaptation to our Constitution and
Laws, so far as I have had time to compare them with
the authorities, Ihave been particularly pleased. You
have generally given approve:! authorities for these
extracts, and I think, so far as your work is designed
to extend, that they will be found to correspond with
tlic settled and enlightened opinions of professional
gentlemen and distinguished Juyiits. I have derived
«* great ileal of gratification, but no inconsid
erable degree of instruction, from the examination of
your manuscript. Regarded as a clue to many impor
tant doctrines and principles, I consider your book a
valuable acquisition, not only to our public officers,
but to the- Lawyer’s Library."
Justices of the Peace, Executors, GuarJians, Clerks,
and Sheriffs, indeed all public officers, must find vour
conipibtioti of incalculable benefit to them in the’ en
lightened execution of their offices. Yourforms and
precedents are very full and complete, anil you have
added such explanations and directions, as must moke
tfiftin nl.*iti 1 Hill llltollimKlA llwx m .. 1
Georgia, Butts count\j-
C]|r HERCaS Elizabeth t • Depcis applies
10 mo for ietler* disoiissory from tho ^
ministration of John Dpuris deceased.
These aretherefore to cite and admonish at. amt so -,
lar the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be ana
appear ut my office within the time prescribed by laic, '
Shew cause if any they hare, why said letters shou i >■<
Given under my hand at office this 14th August 1835.
8 JOHN McCORD. c. c. o.
liSl’AT^SALT’.S.
L b • sold in front of the Court House in
Macon, on me first Tuesday in November
next all the personal property of John W • Rhodw
deceased, consisting of household and kitchen furni
ture, a quantity of carpenters tools, and a very supe
rior rifle patent breached in brass, for the> benefit!. *
the heirs and creditors V
sep 4,1836- H GEORGE A. SMITH, Adm r.
B Y order of the Inferior Court, when sitting for
ordinary purposes for Houston county—will be
sold before the Court House door ra Perry on he
first Tuesdav in November next, 150 acres of land bein D
a pari of lot of land No. 55in the Uth district of Hous
ton county, belonging to the estate of Henry Ro D era,
deceased.' To be sold for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors—-.Terms made known on the dav.
DAVID ADAMS, Adm r.
Jtny20 1835. 4 . „
ILL be sold on the tirsT Tuesday in NOV I.M-
WASIIINGTON HALL.
THE Subscribers have taken that com
modious and well known pubhcjtonseji
the City of Macon,
il lit ’ ’
the Washington Hall.
K-'occupied by .Mr. ». D. Hb«»-
Bv the unremitting attention of both >
them, thev flatter themselves that their _
tain for them a general patronage from die Pubbe
They have secured the valuable sen ice* of a ..
whose reputation as a manager of a public >oi .
inferior to no one in the State. „„„„
Their tables will be furnished with the best the co.iu-
try affords, and their bar with the choicest liquors.
Feb 5 1835 3G
O’ Having sold my interest in the Washington Hall
to Messrs. Martian & Mott, I earnestly sohc.t f°r t ?i
a continuance of the patronage which was cxtena.ii
to me, whilst proprietor of die establishment.
Macon, feb 5 36 M. D. HUfeuni.
,, v BER next, at Dravton, Dooly county, the in
terest of John M. D. Tavlor deceased, also the mterert
of Noah W. Taylor a minor, in Lot N o. 1.47 m the 28th
district of originally Lee now Dooly county, sold by
order ofthe court of ordinary of Butts county for the
bonefu of -id minor ood ”
Adm'r of John M. D. Taylor deceased, and
jnly 9 Guardian for Noah If ■ Taylor,
h GREEABLF, to an order of the honorable inferior
court of Crawford county when sitting for ordin
ary purposes, will he sold on the first Tuesday in NO
VEMBER next, hefore the court house uoor in tho
town of Knoxville of said county, all the Lapdana Ne
groes belonging to the estate of Alexander J). Taylor
late of said connty deceased, as follows: 161J acres of
Land of No. 7 in the second district of said county, al-
so 101;} acres of Land No. 26 in second district of
county, one Negro man by tho name of John about 30
years old, one Negro woman by the name of Siller and
her two children Isaac and Doctor, also one negro wo
man Dorcas and her two children Aaron and Charles,
all to he sold for the benefit of the Imirs and creditors of
the said Alexander B. Tavlor deceased. Terms cash.
WM. B. FILES, l a ,i m ’r,.
S&JU
JH5
■teeter sosff. aft**.
Mucdonough, Oct. 1834
THE subscriber has taken this
well known stand for the purpose
of keeping a house of Entertain
ment, and solicits a share of pub-
2 a Hi Y
■-life, lie patronage, for which he is
hopes of giving general satisfac-
‘ c- i ti,« Wi Bin roun-
tion, his table shall ho supplied with the best tho coun
try can afford, and his stables well *;
ISAAC HARVEY.
sep 1
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
W ILL be sold at the late residence of Wiley Hef
lin deceased, in Henry connty on Wednesday
the 25th day of November next the following property
to wit: one negro hoy twenty-two years aid. three
horses, one mule, thirteen head of cattle, one yoke ox
en, one cart, fifteen head sheep, eight head goats, six
ty head hogs, also all the present crop consisting of
cotton, corn, fodder, wheat, oats. & c. household and
kitchen furniture, plantation tools, and other articles
too tedious to mention, the sale to commence the 25th
Nov. next and continue from day to day till conclu
ded.
Terms all under five dollars cash, all over twelve
months, with approved security. .
sept 24 1835 13 WILY J. I1FFLIN Ex'r.
/ILL be sold at the court-house in Stewart
connty on the first Tuesday in December
next one lot of laud No 120 in the 23d district for
merly Lee now Stewart drawn by Hiram Bellah ille
gitimate, and minor sale ffir the benefit of said minor.
Sept 16 1835 13 SAMUEL BELLAH Guard'n
A GREEABLE to an order ofthe county court of
Walker Alabama, when sitting for ordinary
purposes, will be sold on the first Tuesday in Decem
ber next before the court house Door in the town
of Carrollton Carroll county Georgia, between the
lawful hours of sale.
Lot of Land No. 159 10th district, Carroll cnuutv
for the beitefi* of the illegitimate children of Mary
? Till!-—Terms made known on the dav of sale.
Sept the 131835. 13 ALIEN RTJFP Guard’n
A GREEABLY to an Oorder of the Inferior Court
of Pike comity sitting for ordinary purposes, will
be sold outlie first Tuesday in DECEMBER next,
before the Court House in McDonough, Henry coun
ty, bettveen tho usual hours.
The following lots of land viz: No. 127, No. 130, No
191, and forty acres of No. 162. all in the third district
of Henry county. Sold as the property of Anderson
Griffin. late of Pike county deceased, f or the benefit of
the heirs and creditors. Terms on the day.
MARYP. GRIFFIN, Admr'x.
JOHN. R. HENDRICK, Adm'r.
sept. 21. 13
O N the first Tuesday in DECEMBER next, will
he sold, within the legal hours of sale, before the I
courthouse door in Clinton Jones county, ttie remain
der of 401 acres of Land (after the widow of Wright
Parmenterdeceascd shall have taken her dower out of
the same,) belonging to the estate of said deceased, ly
ing in Jones county on the road leading from Clinton
to Macon, it being the place whereon the said Wright
lived in his life time.
Also, three NEGROES, to wit: Mary a woman a-
bout 60 years oVl. Fanny a girl about 11 years old;
Ltiziah a girl about 7 years old, also belonging to the
estate of said deceased. Sold in conformity to an or
der of the Inferior court or said county while sitting
as a const of ordinary. Terms e»-h. sept 28
MARIAH PERM ENTER, a !
GLOBE TAVERN,
Clinton* Jones Connty» £ - £•
F/C411H Subscribers (late proprietors 01 tin
|q Clinton Hotel,) ’cudcr our thanks to our
frieuds and patron* for past encouragement, and
respectfully heg leave to announce to the public,
that we have removed to the commodious House
known as the
GLOBE T AVER IN,
situated in the business part cf the town, and
fronting the Court-House.
Having leased this stand fer several years,
with the intention of renewing the lease or of pur
chasing tile properly, we consider ourselves per
manently located, and shall continue to improve
our accomodations as tho comfort of customers
shall require.
Our House is now open for the reception oT
Travellers or Hoarders. lie shall at all limes
endeavor to keep sucli a House, as will eusure
public patronage; aud we hope to afford such ac
commodations as will prove satisfactory to those
who call ou us. . ,,
The usual great promises of good » APi.ijS,
BAR.* . See. we think unnecessary to particular
ize.—Good Lots and other conveniences for Dro
vers, readily furnished
January 20, 1834
WOOD & WEEKES.
tf
fom snsaEoss. ^
7T Wish to hire forty negro fellows for the year Jc36,
H for which liberal wages will he given, aud every
attention paid to their health and comfort: some of them
are wanted to work in a brickyard, and some ot build
ings in the City-^-Tliose working in the brick yard
will not be exposed as much as in common brick yards,
as the bricks are all moulded by machinery. I should
like to make the engagement for tho above negroes
hefore Christmas next.
DAVID F. WILSON.
August Cth, 183-7. C
NOTICE.
ITT appears tobs reported by some malicious lying
fll vehicle, that some Mr. Pattersons of Troup Co.
ssw a dead man at my ho„se some years ago ; for the
satisfaction of any person interested, I will just say
that I am prepared to convince any live man that the
whole story is a malicious fabrication, and palpably
falso to all intents and purposes.
Pike co. Ga. aug. 28. 1835 6t D. MADDEN.
Sc nil Shoals SXanufactaruig Co,
MYRICK, NAPIER <fc FREEMAN
TJTAVE received a supply of Cloths aud Yams
jL.Si. from the above Manufactory, of superior fi;fi
nch which they offer to Merchants and Planters at the
Factory prices. Mxcon Sep 3 1835. 10
brushes*
A Supply of Clothes, Hair, Tooth, Shoo, Nail,
Hearth. Flesh. Scrub, Hatters, Paint, Horse, Fnr-
Fiirniture Graiuing, and Varnish brushes.
Just received and for sale bv
SHOTWELL BROWN & Co.
Sept 10 11.
jrT N 1)1 it an order o. the court of . )rdii% tu,
son county, will bo sold 011 the first Tuesday In
DECEMBER next, before the court house in said
county, Fractions No. 185, 186, 209, 210, and 211, in
the sixteenth district formerly Houston now Upson co.
belonging to the cstat of David T. Milling, deceased.
Sold for the benefit of the heirs. D. W\ LK.' R,
sept 23 Ex'r in right of his wife.
iven in 1
1© cause ij any they hare, tchy said letters should not be
ranted.
Given under my hand at Office SeptP, 1835
-11 CHARLES H. RICE. C. C. n.
f EtlRGlA : Houston county ~ ———————
COPPEDGE applies for letters of ad-
11stration on th* estate of WilUtm Coppedgo.
n ui said county deceased. 1
Three are hr re fort to rile mi.I ad u nidi all a n 1.... ■ !
SrROICAL -VOTIGii.
T - i’» criher -us been appointed a go lit for tho
iDpli-Mtion of St»gner*M Patent Trns*, in tho
count* of 'Aikb. Ho tuny bo at nil times cotisulted
when net professionally engtigefl) atlii^ office on
berr y street. Persons affected with Hernia would do
>vell to make early* application.
are 9 Ty 51 W.M. B. BALL.
them plain and intelligible to the most common under
standing. Your directions to justices of the Peace
in conducting their trials, and other official duties, are
well calculate d to reform the practice of their Courts,
and prevent their recnrence of formal, as well as legal
error -. To Clerks, Sheriffs. Executors, and Adminis
trators, .Superintendents of Elections &c. &r, yonr
forms and in tmetious will lx highly advantageous." In a
word, I consider the whole work, iiot only* highly cred
itable to your own ndnstry and judgment, but essen
tial and almost in.iisprusible to tho demands of lfio
| community for the information ami faculties, in legal
transactions, which it will place within their reach-
J therefore take great pleasure in recommending it to
th“ public officer* and the people of Georgia, as a
work which will, in my opinion, be found to be of
great bublic utility. JOHN G. POLHILL.
MnxEDOKViLJ.n. Sept. 1st, 183.7.
GztTLnni-.x.—I have united my labors with those
of Judge I’olhill, in the examination of the original I
manuscript ofyour Georgia Justice. Concunng as / '
do, with him in every particular, in regard to the char- I
acter, arrangement, ability and usefulness ofthe work
I need only togay to you, I cheerfully join yvith him
in recommending it totlie community, a- a work much
neede land ofpreat public utility. ’T HAYNES
tEpThe NEW GEORGIA JUSTICE will be, bv
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in January
next, before tlie.Conrt House in Zcbulon, Pike
county. One Negro woman and her tyvo children.—
Sold as the property of Anderson Griffin. late of said
county, for the benefit ofall concerned. Terms on the
day. MARY P. GRIFFIN, Admr'x
JOHN R. KENDRICK, Adm’r.
sept. 21.1835. 13
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in February
next, before the Court House in Lumpkin, Stew
art county, lot of land No. 147, in the.20th Distri-t for
merly Lee now Stewart county, as the property of An
derson Griffin, late of Pike—for the benefit of the heirs
&c. Terms on the day.
MARY P GRIFFIN. Admr’x.
JOHN R. KENDRICK 1 ' •
OOPA SUffSremBEEX?.
B. G WATIIMLY, of Norfolk, and Robert
B. Tompkins of this city, have entered into
copartnership under the firm of
GWATH31EY & TOMPKINS,
for tho transaction of a general Commission Business,
at MOBILE, ALABAMA, to be commenced in the
month of October next. They tender their services to
their friends and the public generally, and will endea
vor to giye satisfaction to all who may intrust their in
terests to them.
Richmond, Va. 31st Julv, 1835.
tTT References. Richmond, Messrs. Rogers,
Harrison & Gray, It. it T. Gwathmey; Norfolk. .Mr.
Samuel D. Rollius ; Petersburg. Messrs. Mordecni &.
Osborne; Halifax (N. C.), Mr. F. S. Marshall; Edcn-
ton (N. C.), Messrs. Haughtin &. Booth, Joseph B.
Skinner Esq., Joseph H. Skinner, Dr. James Norcern;
Plymouth (N. C.), Messrs. J. C. & 4V. R. Norcern,
Tarborough (N. C), Messrs. R & S. I). Cotton ;
Murfreesborough (N. C.), Messrs. Southall & John
son ; Weldon (N. C.), Messrs. Whitt &, Smith;
Charleston (S. C.), Mr..Benjam : n R. Smith ; Savan
nah (Ga.). William Gaston Esq, Joseph Cnmming Eeq;
Augusta (Ga.), R. H. Musgrove Esq; Macon (Ga.),
Hamilton. Ilaves, & Co. " 10 Ini
SURGICAL A O TICE.
A CEUTA in CCUE FOR THE
1ILRNIA, (or lU'PTFRE,)
EFFECTED HY THE APPLICATION* OF
i.ii. H'J AO JVjEIV£ 1 A TEA T 111
I JiJlii uT W. STEWART inf: in the citizens
Bit- ui Baldwin, Twiggs. Bibb, Crawford, and Ilou.s
ion counties, who are subjects of the ;:bo\e disease
that he will succeed E. M. Pendleton, who has renus
ved to Charleston. S. C., ill the application oi Dr.
Stagner’s Patent Truss.
I11 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
a!i the Physicians in the above county, render any
thing further unnecessary to be said at this time.
Robt. W. Stewart may he seen and consulted at
Brown’s Hotel, Milledgoville. from the 6th to tl e 14i[,
instaut; in Macon, at Dr Ball’s office. tillSlstinst.;
in Knoxville, Crawford county, till 26th instant; i>i
Perry, Houston county, till 31stinstant; then in Ma
rion. Twiggs county, til! 5th March ensuing, tlicnio
Milledgeville again. He expects to continue the same
round during the winter and spring months; ar.d at
tend regularly at the same time and place * any altera
tion in the above will he made public.
feb 12 4835 36
I D311ND RUSSELL
Ofthe Lute Firm oj Russ'II Dickinson.
OS CORNER or THIRD AND MULBERRY STREETS.
AS Just received from New-Yorkand Boston
aud is now opening a vr ry large and general as
sortment of, Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Crockery, Hats, Shoes, Ate. &c. All of
which will ho sold at very reduced prices.—
Mid STOCK IN PART CONSISTS OF,
Blankets—Rose Duffle and Point, Various sizes and
qualities.
Flannels—Red, White, Green, and Yellow, Also,
Green Baize, and Drugget."
Satinets—.A Complete assortment of Various qual
ities and colours.
Bombazines—Bombazetts and Circassians.
Prints—French, English, and American (latest pat
ents.)
Muslins—French, striped, plaid and plain Cambric,
and Jacknnctt Muslins,
do Swiss, Figured, and plain.
Ginghams—Small aud large plaid and stripe, Varie
ty of paterns.
Silks—Italian, Grode Swiss, Gro de Nap, Foil da
Souis.
do Lustrings, senshews, sarsauets, and Florences,
Also, a few paterns of Figured, (hew style.)
Challys—Black, and Figured.
Linens—4-4ths Irish a tine selection (and cheap.)
do 5-4tbs iheeting.
do 6 & 8-4ths Table,
do Covers.
Handkerchiefs—A line selection of Ladies Fanrv
Consisting of Chally Thibet, Mosaic Cause, Herman',
Satin, Bagdad and Black Love,—Also, ladies Linen
Cambric, and Long Lawn, Gentlemens Pongee, Spit-
tleficld Bandanna and Flag.
Hosiery—Ladies plain and Clocked Cot on, plain
and Ribbed, Worsted, plain and Ribbed, White aud
Black silk—Also, Gentlemens Lamb’s Wccl, Cotton
and 8ilk, half.Wliite and mixed.
Ribbons—Black White and Colored Taffetas, Causa
aud Garnetur^t V
Laces—Wide Slaicet Footing, Cambric Inserting
and Edging, Thrbad Inserting and Edging, Blonds
Edging, Worsted do.
Bonnets—Tuscan Gimp, Straw and Silk.
Marseilles Guilts—Superior article end e I cap.
Domestics—Bleached and unbleached shirtings,
do do Sheetings.
7-S cotton Ozaaburgs.
col’ddo do (suitable for negroes' clothing.)
3-1 and 7-8 Plaid Ginghams.
Furniture,. do
Tickings—Delaware, Hudson, Dorchester, and
Amoskcag, together with .r largo assortment of Ladies
and Gentlemans Cloaks Umbrellas, Parasols, Hals,
Shoes, &c.
Also a large stock of Groceries, viz:
6T) rfiji BAGS Coffee Portorico Java Lagnira
and St Domingo.
50 hhds. Sugar St. Croix Portorico and N. Oricens.
6 Boxes Lump do.
8 do Brou n and IV Lite Havanua. do.
18 Illids New Orleans Molasses.
lOOBbls N. E. Rum.
75 do. Whiskey.
100 do Gin.
Pipes Cog Brandy, Jamaica! aiul St. Croix Rum,
and Holland Giri.
Uhls Cicily Madeira, Fort, Li-fion, Marseilles,
Muscat and Sweet Wines
Salmon Fish, No. 1
Mackerel, do. 3
Herring, do. (in Boxes),
sept 10 12
F. F. TewTs^
w cs,
H AS taken the stand a few doers above the Lie
thing Store of Mr. L. Fitch, on Mnlbetrv
street where he continues to carry on the Tailor, 1/-
busitiess. Iie assures all those who may favor iiici
with their custom, that their work will bjuonc at the
shortest notice, and iu tko best manner.
lie bason hand a supply of the best materials ill bis
line, consisting of
CLOTHS,'
Blue, Black, royal Brown, Claret, Raven, Green,
dec.
CASSIMERE.9,—A good assortment.
/VESVXXh'OS,
A good variety of the best quality.
Petersham, and a complete assortment of
TAIL O li’S TRIMMINGS?
lie respcclfn’ly solicits a share of the public pas
rwiage.
Macon, Oct 30 1834—24v
Tin Ware . Mann fact tin .
MULBERRY - , -NEAR THIRD STHEitT.
f BI HE subscriber continues to manufacture
.0 TIN WARE in every variety, and has
now on-ham! a general assortment, which he will
sell wholesale or retail at the Savannah or Augus
ta prices.
He has also.just received an assortment of Ja
panned Tin Ware, consisting of Trunks, -nigm
Boxes, Waiters, Bread pans. Canisters, ‘tig •
Bowls, Milk cups. Tumblers, Pepper boxes, ni
ters, Toy cups, Rattles, candlesticks, Lamps, spr
Boxes, sand Boxes, Pocket Lanterns, &.c. &e.
Also, patent Bakers, Font stoves, hiocktin T
Pots. Plates, Basins, Tumblers, Sic.
JOB WORK done at the shortest notice
jan 2 WILLIAM S. Kl.u
» A) ID B. BUT I.!-'ft ESt'i. i- my prof, >sioinl
agent at all times when I am absent from Macon.
.Mr. Butler will be found at the M. A F. Ins. ftnnK.
april l-lv-11 KDW. I). Tit \
To «;kt.
LOOK \T THIS !!!
«Tg7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY, 500 Laborers and
v V 200 Carpenters, to work on tho following
Rail Roads:—O11 tho Lake Witnico and st. Joseph’s
Rail Road, (West Florida) near the mouth of Apala
chicola river, 30 miles from the town of Apalachicola:
ami on the Tallahassee and st. Marks Rail Road,
(Middle Florida) from tho city of Tallahassee to the
Port of st. Marks.
Any portion of tho above named number of hands
will find employment on either of the above-named
Roads, at the following rate*, namely: wages, for la
borers. from 20 to §25 per month; for Carpenters,
from 35 to §50 per month, and found.
The above-named lines of Rail Road pass through
dry and healthy sections of country, connecting the
seaboard with tho interior, whore no danger is to be
ipprehended of fevers, Ac.
All those who wish constant employment, and lib
eral wages, will do well to bend their .course this way;
and apply to the subscribers, or to our Agent.-, on et
her of the above-named Rail Roads.
J. D. &. W. GRAY.
MAHOGANY
For Safe hy
©OB & € AMF,
A GOOD assortment of IJ, 2, 2J inch Plank for
Ysk. Stair Railing, Balusters, a so a good assoriir.i!rt
of Table Stuffand Venders of most kinds.
Maeon. May 25, 1835-49
FOR SALE,
l&B’Y House and I.ot in the city of Macon, near tfce
IV 9 river, and fronting on Fourth street. In my ab
sence apply to C. 15 Cole Esq.
tune 16 ' 52 ROBERT COLEMAN.
f HL effects ofthe late firm of Kimberly «fc Clns-
U holm having b eu turned over to the subscriber,
the same arc put into the hands of! . 1). Tracy and G-
Wood Esqrs. for adjustment. Those having settle
ments to make will therefore call on those gentlemen
for the purpose, as no other person lias any right to
give dischaigcs or receive balance
ANSON KIMBERLY.
Maeon. May 27.18S5 Onto 56
dr the kindred and cr, ditors of said deceased to die th
injections if any they burr in my office within th. 'time per- I
riled by law why said letter.; ,iuU r.ot be "ranted
1 liven under my hand at office this 28th sept. I
^ -—' r - r -°- .’ mation. erne fourth larger than Lamar* edition of'C/av-
•ivr.ia number of I ton’s Jii-noi—will be neatly printed on fine paji.'r
,, . . 1 UnffiGreen to be with the best Law binding—Price Four dollars; to
a ; n ' „ d ,,? n 8l, . b ^ nber % who 'j' 1 ! 1 ob .' a ) n , b )’ ■ '"g the lowest price at which former works of this kind
dlirig at the book store aud complying with the terms, were ever sold Oaoi
■"I”'-’ 1! OI COTT (c F! !,° TTCHersfo ddr - i *0 the Compilers.
n«E Sub-c
the R'-aister
oju.rt rec
Debates, from
STOLE N-
ETWEEN the lir.-t aud tenth of August from m ‘
House a plain Silver Watch supposed to l> }
worth twenty ortwenty-live dollars made bv T. Stron" -
London No. 57299. .Silversmith’s and Waicii i'uiT.Y '
throughout the State are requcrt.ed to notice tlfisadver '
tisment, and stionldtho watcli be left for repair wiili :
any of them, they will detain it and let me know it for •
which I*hail bo thankful and reward them for ih.-rl
trouble, it is supposed the watch was stolen bv a •
gro- JOHN OLIVER.
Macon, sept. 21st l“:i.7 13
- TTV PATENT PORTABLE
’ te'
■•) 1. '-kill Ti links, for sale In
W.M. li. BURDriAU
Jk -STORE or office iu 'l’hird street.
dm It will be fitted up for either asmav be
required SHOTWELL BROMAN &Co.
sept ltitb 183-7. 12,
OUND bv my wagoner between Bullock’s mill
and .Mims’ mill, on the road from Macon to Tlio-
maston. a Bolt of good Inverness Cotton Bagging.—
The owner can get it by applying to me in Talbot co.
two miles feoin Wm Towns’s, on paying for this ad
vertisement. sept 25 JOHN CRITTENDEN.
(icnt/eoien s Fine Bools,
Just received and for sale bv
W.M. II. BURDSALL.
Oct 15 i:
FOU SALE
THE two story frame DWELI ING^
HOUSE. on Second Street, formerly'!
occupied by Mr. Isaac Harvey, inf
qnft-e at tills otfife. 4S
BC-'OlMwiGZ-i&iY SCOTG
BAK id <)\ i AS.
P’S 1 i! attention ofthe public generally is invited
a an examination of the above-named article- h
is au economical, expeditions, and easy modeol ev eu-
tingsli bilking and boiling business- aria wholly '2
limans of coa ,andoftliat but a small quantity isn q 1111
ed. ICIIABOD B HOXIE. Agent
For H. NUTT & Co. aiul
JOSIAll St. JOHN
This may certify dial I have appointed Mr. J* >c 'j
Bnrr my only true .und lawful agent, to make ^ '‘ n ,
the above named article in the counties of Monroe©
Mibb, and also to sell individual rights. Gentien’c^
\ tho have already subscribed for the article will no ■-
commodated as soon as possible at Mr. Burr s esta >-
r.jent ai Macon bi>. . ,
I. B. HOXIE, Agent
For II. NOTT & Cm™*
JOSIAII St. JOHN
Macon, April 10 1835 43
2 -a tv f i?ED, . j4 , oct
^ or 25 tirst rate boat bands from the ‘ ^
— ■““during the season—the highest wages''i*
lent 9. 11 REA & COTTON
paid!, sept 5