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Newspaper Page TextM A O t> H C gfttt gl A TEtEGBA PH ttt. H Looms. !“i ff AS^Bu^udms.tockof H OH* GS, .tUintCI.YES, Paints, Oils, Ac. To the store on Cotton Avenue, recently occupied by Mr. J. D. Wiun, and adjoiuing the store of J. & W. JLSaJdivjUf where he is also opening anew supply which he odors at wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices fur cash or good notes. In order to avoid any misun Gy $400,000. <s£0 .lion i oc ituil JCoaci »V HanUing Co, of Georgia—Sale of Hock for said Company. W HEREAS, under Uie provisions of an amended charter to the Alonrue Hail Hoad Company, passed by the Legislature of Georgia on the 1st of this instant, which provides for an increase of the Capital stock of said Company to six hundred thousand dol- ... oraerio avoiasny .msun Jars, including the two hundred thousand already sub- Dwarf, Yellow Savoy, Ited Ltutcn, ureenwiaze, dersutudmg, it may bo proper to stnte that Faints Oils erribed u * Half of which i. to be appropriated to Early Drumhead and Large Drumhead CABBAGE and Class are considered Cash Articles. The follow] - rr r — «... —*— -**•*- J * k ing articles are included in his supplies, viz — ■ ... - ■ V. , —r — _ provides I. rso foco Matches, Lucifers, Rowland’s Ivalydor Wafers, Drop Lake. Bru-hes, Fancy and Shaving Soaps, White Bar Soap, Salad, Oil, Morton’s Cough Syrup, Rowan’s Tonic Mixture, Potter’s CathoJican Mortars of Iron, Brass, Marble, Glass and Wedge- wood, Ware, Orange Flower Water, Rose Water, Alaee and other spices, Alcohol, Shellac, Nitric Acid, Verdigris. Zinc, Lobelia, Myrrh, Africau Cayenne Popper. Valerian, Sage, Neats Foot Oil, Logwood, Fustic, Indigo, Brazil Wood, Coetn Wood, Copperas, Alum, Brimstone, Venetian Red, Glne, Badger Hair Blenders, and Shaving Brushes, Camel’s Hair Blen ders and Pencils, Sable Pencils, Brooms. Polishing Paste, Rotten Slone, Bath Bricks, Bear’s Greece, Stomach Tubes. English Calumel, Medicine Chests with directions for farmers , Lamp Glasses, Brushes, India Ink, Black and Red Ink, Copper Scales, small Brass Scales, Rochelle Salts, Acetate of Zinc, Vera- trine. Morpheue, Pipeline, Strychnine. Quinine, fUiuharharine, Saiicine, Kreosote and its preparations. Chlorine Tooth Wash, Chlorate of Soda, Extract of Pinkroot, and otlicr preps rations of Carpenter. Ex tract Dandelion. Swaim’s Vermifuge, Varnishes. Tooth Instruments for Physicians, Black Sand, Court Plas ter, Spirit of Turpentine.. Swaim’s Panacea, Hatters’ Bowstrings, and all other articles usually kept in Drug Stores. Oct. '£1 4 SWAIM’S VEKllFUGE. Tie most useful Family Medicine eter offered to the Pub lie. No family ought or extr will be without it after a trial. Patent. T HIS well known Anti-dyspeptic and Bonn Medi cine, has proved successful these twelve years past, aud is universally acknowledged by all who have tried it, to he far superior to any other medicine ever employed in diseases for which it is reqo.tnineuned. It is perfectly safe, and no child will refuse to take it. It seldom fails curing holer a JUorbus, DtJS* enters/ or IJotrrI CompUti/its, Colic and Bleeding either in grown per sons or children, and it gives appetite to almost all de bilitated persons. Worms frequently infest children, aggravate all other diseases, and are the chief cause of fevers. Bowel Complaints, andchronic and nervous dis eases, incident to childhood, which arc so numerous aud frequently fatal. It is much to be regretted that thousands of children are swept off, or are rendered feeble, pale and emaciated through the first.stage of life —which leads on to pulmonary complaints, dec. &c. Worms being especially apt to iuic-st persons of de bilitated digestive organs and emaciated constitutions, much mischief is efica done by the ordinary worm medicines, which generally consist of the strongest purgatives—calomel, that destroyer of the constitution Litters, pink root, or spirits of turpentine, worm see oil, &c. Articles of this kind may destroy worms, bu they debilitate the stomach, and often materially in jure the general health, without removing the cause. Swaim’s Vermifuge has the peculiar advantage of re moving the cause of worms, by giving vigor and heal thy action to the stomach, bowels and organs or diges tion—thereby removing measles croup hooping cough and many other complaiuts. It is by this means that so many grown persons have been relieved, by its use, of dyspepsia, sick head-ache, foul or sour stomach, FOUL BREATH, coughs, and most of the billons symptoms, &c. &c. <ic. ' This medicine willrclieve Bowel Complaints or Dys entery, Billions Colic, vomiting, sickness, pain or weakness in the stomach or bowels, loss of appetite either in children or grown persons, in a few hours: and seldom fails curing CHILLS and FF.VER or FE| VER A AGUE, and Intermittent or Billions Fevers. For sale, wholesale and retail by July 7 54 J H. & IV. S. ELLIS. GARDEN SEEDS, jar. it j. suoTWJEieh ■■ H AVE just received 100 boxes assorted fresh Garden Seeds, embracing 300 different kinds, among which are Early York, Early Sugar Loaf, Early Dutch, Early George, Large York, Early Bullock’s Herat, Large Bergen, Flat or Late Dutch, Green Savoy, Arklie’s Early Dwarf, Yellow Savoy, Red Dutch, Green Glazed, Early Drumhead and Large Drumhead CABBAGE- the construction of the Rail Road front hhcoo to For- Rutabaga, long Hanover, white flat, white globe, syth, and the other half to the purposes of Banking, red top flat, early garden rock, fine Scotch or Abel- And whereas said charter provides for the extension decn flat, largelEnghsb, Norfolk flat, and early Du c of the route of said Road, and for the increase of the or spring flat VORNIrS, capital stock in a sufficient ratio to effect that object, i Whrte.red andyellow OMON the Board of Directors of said company do therefore Early Freneh sugar, early white scarcity, ^g man- Resolte, that they will cause books to be opened for tne gul wurtzel, Swiss chard, early blood, long blood and sale of the increased Capital Stock provided lor by said < early orange turnip BELT, amended charter for that portion of the Road between Scarlctorange and blood CARROT. Alacon and Forsvth, at the following places, an I un- Long white andGuernsey.FARSMPS der the following' stipulations, they 6 being in accord- Early Tuscarora. early Sioux & early sugar CORN auce with the provisions of said amended charter, to Large white marrowfatU eaily Cha seif .• The present stockholders will be allowed to sub- dwarf marrowfat, dwarf pronhe. dwarf blue lmpenal, scribe for any number of shares not exceeding thirty, and early W ashington Alay PLAb. , including the shares they now hold; All newsubscri- Early Alohawkeariy Chinaearly st:* refu bers may take any number of shares not exceeding gee. Rib Roy. and whke ktdney dwarf BLAN thirty; the amended charter providing that no sub- i Lima, Dutch case knife Dutch white, scarlet and scription shall exceed that number in any one name; variegated cranberry POLE-BEAN, nor shall the present stockholders, who have less than Early abort greet., early aluster, early flams, ,lon3 that number of shares exceed the number of thirty in and extra long CL CUMBER. . any one name. The subscribers to the stock will be Nutmeg itreen citron, pnmgranate, and cantelope required to pay in money on subscribing the sum of MLJbKWLHWiV. .* • Fifty Dollars per share. The commissioner., herein- j Early Dutch summer hush crook, crook neck win- after designated or a majority of them will proceed to ter andcocoa nut SQUASH. mnupwiM open books of subscription on the first Alonday in Ja- Mammoth large yellow and cheese PUMPKIN, nuary next, and will keep them open for the apace of' Extra cabbage Jtead, tee head, parly white head, tee. At Macon for the subscription of 400 shares, Gen. Eopg scarlet, long salmon, early scarlet, loj'g whjte L L Griffin, T G Holt, and John Jones. j purple scarlet top cherry tuirnp, f black and At Forsyth. 500shares. Alfred Brooks, John G HiD. wh .L‘ e ft " S l mn,sh - and whlte turnip RADISH, and Thomas W Oneal Cullodcnsville, 100, James D Lester, E R Flewcl- !in, and Rev Alex Spear. Thomaston. 200, John II Blount, Robert Collier, and Col. Thomas Beall. Zcbulon. 200, John L Blackburn, James Neal, and James B Read. * Jarkson, 2Q0 James II Stark, Gustavus Hendrick, ami Yelvertoa Thaxton. Covington, 200, Col Thomas Wright, Gen Graves and McAllen Butts McDonough, 300, Wm Beck, C.olOW Cox, and Hcndley Vamer. Decatur, 200, Isaac N Johnson, Jatres Leman, and Gen Ezzard. Fayetteville, 200, Tandy D King, J D SteII. and Thos. B, Gay. Greenville, 200, W B Ector, W Burks and Levi Adams. Newnan, 200, Sami C Echols, G D Greer, and Th Watson. Knoxville, 100. James M D King. W A Carr, and Wm Colbert. Perry, 200, James Dean, Maj J Af Kelly and Maj E E Crocker. » Marion, 200, Henry Solomon, Benj B Smith, and John Fitzpatrick. Clinton. 200. Daniel Gunn, James Gray, and John Pitts. Monticcllo, 200, Dr D A Reese, Edw Y Hill and J C Watters. Lunipkiu, 200, Wm Conyers, Neill Robinson, and Tomlinson Fort. Watermelon Scotch and sea Kale, early am} late Cauliflower; Cayenne and bell Pepper, Cress or Pep per Grass, Tomato. Celery. Vegetable Oyster, pqrple Egg Plant, Sage summer Savory, Parsley, long white and short green Okra, giant Asparagus, N'asiiirtion. Bene Plant, London and Scotch Leek, Saffrou. Sweet Mignonotte, white Musiaid, sweet Lavender. Lemon Balm, d:c. &c. Grass and Flower seeds. The Gardener’s Manual. N. B. A liberal deduction made to Merchants in the country. Dec 8 10 .if * x It O TlOA’. ifforton’s Pulmonic Expectorant COUCH Sl’JiUI*, For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas. Consumptions and Whoop* ing Coughs. A MONG 'he numerous complaints with which the huwau family .-re alHicteit, none are more com mon than coughs, golds, >Vc. aud none more fatal in their results, unless timely csre is taken to stop their progress before they become too firmly seated upon the lungs. Notwithstanding the many remedies that have been offered to the public, not any have hereto fore proved successful in procuring a certain and spee dy relief. The proprietor having been an eye witness (for sev eral years) of the astonishing virtues of this extraor dinary .Medicine, at length deems it his duty to offer it to the public, in a way that it may receive • more ex tensive circulation; and at a price that the poor may receive the benefit of it as well as the rich. This syrup is particularly efficacious in removing coughs arising from colds, intended with hoarseness j and soreness about the windpipe: likewise shortness of breathing, tightness across the breast, accompanied with u tickling rough; and in all consumptive cases its use is particularly recommended, likewise whooping juuugh is greatly relieved by its use—children laboring •andtr ibis distressing disease in innumerable install- am have been astonishingly hint-titled in a few days the pleasantness of it is n great advantage, as children will take it with as much pleasure as they will pre scries. N. U.—The directions accompanying each bottle wiil be signed by Ilia L Perkins, the sole proprietor Each bottle is sealed with the impression of MOR TON’S PULMONIC EXPECTORANT COUGH SYRUP, plainly stamped on it. For certificates, see the direcliuns. WM. I.. PERKINS We hare just received a fresh supply of the abovc : ami can safely, recommend it as a very excellent inedi- oine^ Oct 2 H. J. SHOT WELL. Ag'ts. l5rc<;n'8 Vegetable 'Tonic Mixture. O Rieetr ami Ague Conqueror, fur Intermittent or Fever aud Ague. This inestimable Febrifuge Jim warranted itself, by repeated trials, to be superior Co any article yet uttered to the public; it is infallible in Intermittent and Fever and Ague; in recent cases it exterminate'' the Chills and Fever in from twenty- fnur to forty eight hours; being ufa vegetable compo- (lie public will apprehend no injurious eflects fro it deleterious minerals; it operates as a mild but •etfi etual purgative, and may bo given with great ad vantage its Dysentery, Bowel complaints. Depraved .Appetite. Flatuieticy, Jaundice, Ni-.'ht Sweats, and rainy other affections of similar origin. For proof of the efficacy of this mixture, try a bottle. The inventor Sxhng aware of the many unprincipled fronds that are <!ni!y practiced on the public, has t.ilccn the precaution to prolix hL signature to tha genuine. For sale by ♦•in IS Cl II. *.J SHtmVKLL. Agents AIM’S PAN AC KA, S worm's Vermifuge, .Superior Mustard, > -Fresh Olive Oil, do Castor Oil, do Honey, do Jujube Paste, -Doth Polishing Brick, Harwell's Tetter Ointment* Effervescing Magnesia, tSaponaceons Compound, Fnnpy -Soaps. afOlfo of Rose, Sal Aeratna. The above, with a variety of articles in the line ^st received by J. H. & W S. ELLIS, Nov 17 7 Cotton Avenue. Grefn’s Tonic Mixture, AltD .Rowand’s Tronic Mixture. A GOOD supply ofejoli. Just received, and fur £Sl sale by H. & J. S!H‘TWELL. sept 15 61 Opposite Central Hotel. Alacon Genuine Rowand’s Tonic Mixture. 4 FRESH supply just received and for sale by Nov 17 7 J. H. & AF- S. ELLIS, • Cotton Ayenue, Maemt. revornmi Ague—Kuwait’s yPuuic Mixture —Qu(ntue Mixture, fcr sale bv snriPJS 4r J, H. &. W g. P.1.LTS Medicine* Chests, OR plantations and families, with directions for Sandersville, 100, Isham II Saffoid, Samuel Robin son, and Dr N F Harris. Campbelltop, 200, Edward B Thompson, James AI*- Kay, and Evan Brown. The Commissioners will keep a separate envelope of each subscriber’s money, and endorse his name thereon, and will receive no money in payment fur stock, except bill* on the specie paying banks of the state of Georgia and the banks in the city of Charles ton S C. They will give to each subscriber a certifi cate for tho nntnber of shares he may have subscribed, and will immediately after closing the books of sub scription, transmit to Gen L L Griffin,. Pres’t of the Company, in Macon, by mail or otherwise, a list of the subscribers’ names, with the number of shares they may have each taken. They will also within ten days thereafter pay oTer or cause to be paid over to Gen Griffin in Macon, or to Alfred Brooks in Forsyth, the money received by them for such subscriptions. Resolved further, that the present stockholders be required to pay on the first Alonday, Tuesday and Wednesday in January next, an instalment of Thirty Dollars per share, and may suit their convenience in tho payment of the money either to Gen. Griffin, Pres’t, Alacon, or to Alfred Brooks, secretary, in For syth. A true, extract from the minutes of the Board of Di rectors, tins 7th December, 1836. ALFRED BROOKS, Stc'ry A FEW WORDS. The Legislature of Georgia in granting the above charter has created stock inferior to none in the U. S. and by the provisions of raid act, it is spread before the peojilo of our State, and 1 beg leave to call the atten tion of merchants, planters and all others, iuviting them to come forward nnd aid in the construction' of this all important work of improvement and participate in the creation of the Bank. lie that cannot contribute muchlet him give agreeable to his means, especially those thatjhave heretofore complained of the unaccom modating disposition of the Banke.to that class I would say come forward and make yourselves the proprie tors of the institution, for certain it is, and always will be, accommodations is first due. to the proprietors, and (:iat which is to spare, if any, is for others ii is righteous that all men should reap of that which be may sow. If you refuse to participate the stock will all be taken immediately, that the three days shall have expired, does any one fear the loss of his capital should he vest it in said stock. I will say to all such, those that may subscribe for stock within the three days specified and shall for cause or without cause, become dissatisfied, I will hereby pledge myself to take hisjjer or their stock, at any time between the first and fourth day of December next, paying the cost of stocks together with the full amount of dividend that may be due and uupaid. And will consider this my written obligation ana bindirg until the 10th day of Dccnibcr, 1837.— Alacon December 7th 1836. L. L. GRIFFEN. The Federal Union and Georgia Journal will give the above two insertions, and forward their accounts to General Griffin in Alacon. A. B. Georgia By WILLIAM SCHLEY, Gorcmor. of said State W HEREAS, at the October Term, 1836, of the Superior Court of Telfair county, n true bill of indictmetitwas fonndagainst ALLEN YOUN, for murder, gpd it being represented to me that the said YOUN has fled from justice, I have thought proper to issue this, inv Proclamation, hereby ofl'ering a reward ofTWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person, or persons, who may apprehend and deliver the said Allen Youn tu the Sheriff or Jailor of said county of Telfair: and I do moreover charge and reqttiiiealloffi- cets,civil nnd military, in this State, tube vigjjantin endeavoring tu apprehend and deliver him as afore said. ALLEN Y OUN is represented to be about30 years of age. five feet nine or ten inches h jsh, dark com plexion, and dark eyes, and in weight, about 180 . pounds I Given undermybnnd and the great seal of the State, at the capital in Alilledgeville, this third day of De cember, eighteen hundred and thirty-six and of the independence of the United States, the sixty-first. WILLIAM SCHLEY. By the Governor. WILLIAM A. TENNILLE, Sec'ry of State. Dec. 6 2t 10 Valuable City JLols, Macon. ct (More or less) acre and halfacre lots, will, M Vr W by order of city council, bo sold by Auction oil Tuesday 27th instant (December) on the premises. The location of.the most of these lots com prise situation on commanding eminences for private dwellings not surpassed by any in the State. The well ascertained ;fact ofheaitb and pure water arc consider- tion suffianily conclusive to attract those who wish for permanent location, together with the proximity to the city, for trade nnd business and the Rail Roads east arid west which will very soon be in succesfulop- peratiun are consideralionns to be lost sight of. as well; as that these lots are probably the last which will be of fered for sale by the city. Terms of sale £ cash. $ 6 months, J twelve Anonths. LIPPI FT & HlGGIiN'd Auctioneers. R G. MCDONALD, HI. D. Dentist, EMPECTFULLY announces his permanent te- sideuce in Macon. To those who are unacquaint ed with his merits, he would say, that for the last five years he has availed himself of all means of instruc tion. lie has been near three yesrs a licentiate ofthe chartered board of examiners on Dental Surgery in Baltimore for the state of Maryland. All who mav need his services, may confidently rely upon having justice done them. Office atthe Central Hotel, dec 8 4t 10 L,ooh at This. ~WM. ILL be sold to the highest bidder, on Saturday f| the 24th inst. on the premises, 8 miles from Alacon, on the Tobesofkee creek, one mile below where the Federal Road crosses going to Knoxville, the Land and Mills known as Fletvellin’s old Mills, containing six hundred and fifty two aud a half acres with two Saw and one Grist A! ills, situated on a ne ver failing stream, surroupded with well timbered pine Hnd. Together with 8 Mules, and stock of every de scription, wagon, carts, &c. Terms made kno« n on the day. dec 8 10 B &. J S RUSSELL Hibb Sheriff Sale. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in January next, at the court house in Vie city of Macon, be* tuccn the usual hours of sale, Two Lots in the city of Alacon, Nos. 1 and 2, in square 71—levied on as the property of Z, T. Con ner, to satisfy one Fi Fa from Bibb Inferior Court in favor of Smith, Alills & Co. vs. Z T Conner. Prop erty pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Part of Lot No, 79, lying in the 4th district, former ly Houston now Bibb county, containing 150acres.be the same more or less, whereon Mrs. Cotton now lives —levied on as the property of Isaiah. E. Thompson, to satisfy one I i Fa from Bibb Superior Court, in fa vor of Rufus K. Evans vs. Isaiah E. Thompson. Pro perty pointed out by KufusK- Evans, dec 1 9 BENJ. RUSSELL, dep.shff. POSTPONED. Also, wilt be sold as above. One lot and improvements in East Macon,_ contain ing one acre, it beiug part of lot No. 4. containing ten acres; whereon Lewis J. Groce now lives, levied on as the property of Solomon Groce to satisfy one Fi Fa from Bibb superior court, in favor of Parish, Wiley Se Co. vs Solomon Groce—pointed, out by the defendant One negro man named Davy, 60 or 65 years old— levied on as the property of Elijah Cotton, deceased, to satisfy one Fi Fa from Bibb superior court in favor of Rufus K. Evans vs Elijah Cotton—property point ed out by the Administrators of said deceased, dec! 10 BENJ. RUSSELL, dtp, shff. Ifutts Slit rill salt'. WTMT ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in FEBRUARY T * next, at the courts house door in the torn of Jack* son. Butts county, belucen the usual hours of sale, One Lot of Land No 30, in the uinth district of ori ginally Henry, now Butts county, containing 202^ a- cres, adjoining Credc Wise; Janies T. Maddox and others—levied on as the property of Frederick S. Fell, to satisfy a Fi Fa from Chatham Superior court, in favor of Frederick W. Heinemaiiu vs said Fell, pro perty pointed out by D. J. Bailey, Esq. Dec 2 9 RICHARD McDUFF. Dtp Sh’ff. Craxvford Sheriff Sale. O K the first Tuesday in JANUARY next. Kill be sold before the court house door in Knoxville,! CraKford county, betireen the usual hours of sale. Lot of Land No. 96,- in the 1st district of originally Houston now Crawford comity—levied on as the pro perty of Benjamin Simmons, to satisfy a Fi Fa from Pulliam Superior Court; Edward Varner vs. Benja min Simmons. Pointed out by plaintiff. Part of Lot No. 149, lying on the east side of Pach- alaga creek, in the 14th district of origiually Aluscogee now Crawford—levied oh as the property of John Cowsin, to satisfy a. Fi fa issued from the Inferior Court of Bibb county; Murdock Chisolm vs. John Cowson. Pointed out bv plaintiff’s attorney. Nov 30 9 AVAL CAMPBELL, Sh’ff. I TNDER an order of the Inferior Court of Pikecoun-1 "WBL ILL be sold before tho courthouse ) ty, sitting for Ordinary Purposes. Kill be sold with V * con, Bibb county, under an nrf in the laKftU hours of sale, before the Court House, " - - 4 1 0rde On the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, at Hanm ton, Harris county, Cot NfO. 230, in -ne 21st dis trict formerly Muscogee, now Harris county Sold as the property of Frederick Sessions, late of Pike county, deceased, for the benefitof all concerned Terms on the day ASA SESSIONS, Adm’r •June 30 l ferior court of said county, oa the JANUARY next, 1 ruei Lot No.160, and s part of Lot No. 159 b 1 4th district originally Houston new Bibb con i the benefit of die or phans of Beniamin r> ceased. BURWELL PARKER “*1 Oct 27 O' POSTPONED SALE. N the first Tuesday in JANUARY nezt, before the court house, in Stewart county, within the legal hours of sale, under an order of the Inferior court of said county, sitting for ordinary purposes,Kill besold Three Negroes, belonging to the estate of Benjamin F. Nelson, lato of said county deceased. Sale positive, and terms cash: THOMAS S. CHAPPELL, . Nov 3 WM. NELSON, J Aurora. IT W ILL be sold, at the late i^idcE£r; Christian, late of Pike county, d c J the 24th day of December next,all the Person^ ty belongingto said estate. Consisting of Horses, Hogs, Cattle, Honsri^ Kitchen Furniture. &c. Also, in the town of Zebulon, on the first January next: One Lot and one Fraction oY ing the same whereon said deceased lived Negroes, being the whole of the real estate ceased Terms of sale, made known on tl MARY A. W. CHRISTIAN sept22 65 Houston Sheriff Sale. O N the'first Tuesday in JANUARY next, Kill be sold before the court house door, in the town of Perry, Houston county, between the lawful hours of sale. Six bags of ginned cotton, now in possession of John Howell, as the property of William Tomblin, to satisfy a Fi Fa in favor of George Patton, issuing out of Houston Inferior court against William Tomblin. Dec 1 9 GEORGE M. DUNCAN, Dtp Sh’ff. POSTPONED SALE. Also, will be sold as above, No. *204 in the 6th Dist. of Houston county, Le vied on os the property of John McLeroy to satisfy two Fi Fas issued from a Justices Court of Wilkes County in favor of Abner Wellborn against said Mc Leroy—Levied on and returned to me by a constable. Lot No, 80 in tho 5 Dist. of Houston County, as thr. property of Charles Griffin, or all Charles Griffin’s interest in the same, to satisfy two FiFas from the Jus tices Court of said County of Honston, in favor of Win. B. Dupree and others, against said Charles Grif fin—Levied on and returned to me by a constable. Dec 1 GEORGE M. DUNCAN. Pep Sh’ff. POSTPONED SALE. NDER an order of the Inferior Court of Stewart fXN Wednesday, the~25th - day~drRj5,r _ county sitting for Ordinary Purvoses. will be will, within the legal hours, besold sold on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, within residence of John Vamer deceased, ’ legal hours of sale, before the court house door in the sonal properiv to wit: said county, ~ — ' Two Negroes, sold as the property of Alexander Nelson, late of said county, deceased. Sale positive, and terms cash. THOMAS S. CHAPPELL, ) . , . nov 3 WM. NELSON, ^{AUmra. W ILL be sold on thefirst Tuesday in JANUARY next, before the court house door in the town of Zebulon, Pike county, the following property, to wit: One improved lot of Land, consisting of parts of Nos 56 and57, and containing 202.4 acres, situated in the 7thdistrict originally Monroe now Pike county;— Also six Negroes, viz: Luke, a- first tate Negro fel low, aged about 21; Winney, aged about 30, an ex cellent cook, laundress, &c. and her four children.— Sold in pursuance of an order from tho inferior court of Pike county, when sitting as a court of ordinary, for the benefit of the creditors of John Johnson de ceased. W. G. MILNER, ? ... Oct 24 5 E. W. WELLS, ] Mmrs - W it h be sold on thefirst Tuesday in JANUA RY next, before the court house door in Zebu- Ion. Pike county, between the usual hours of sale, Simon and Cloye, each about 55 years of age: also. Jacob about 17, Colonel 14, Adelaid 8. and Sambo 4 years of age. Sold as the property of the heirs of David Neal, deceased. Nov 2 5 JAMES NEAL, ? JOHN NEAL. l GuarnS Pwt of One stud Horse, known by the name of <? mas. Sir Thomas is now rising eight years old* 1 a beautiful bay of fine form, large bone sm muscular power, fifteen hands, three inches h;.c was got by Thomas’ celebrated running hors, v i drew, and Sir Andrew by Merck, and Marsl *?■ of tho best sons of Old Diomed, by a Medh Sir Andrew, (dam Virago) was agood maj- by the old imported Whip; his grand dam by a full brother to Thomas’ gelebrated runnioi Queen qf Mav. and out of a Shark mare, » 0 , ( old imported Shark. Sir Thomas can show colts as any horse in the State. Also, at tho same time and place, two Yoke »• J on, and many other articles too tedious to 1 Terms made known on the day of sale. MARY VARNER, i R. H. JOHNSON, < Campbell county, Nov25 9 3t ' GRLEABLY to the last will and Jam.es H. Killtn. 'deceased, will be sold residence of scid deceased, in Houston coasts day, the 8th JANUARY next, y All the real and personal property of said consisting of that well known settlement wL lived, containing seven valuable lots of land, a sawand prist mill thereon, the land very pro and possessed of other advantages, making it any body of land in the State. Also. 20 likely Negroes, horses, cattle, hojti, and various other species of property too nme specify. Terms of sale made known on the day. Dec2 9 JOHN KILI.EN.. Ip 1 Persons wishing to purchaseare invited amine the promises on the day. ffkN tlie first Tuesday in FEBRUARY _ NJF fore the court house in Muscogee connu in dir 1 ‘' - * 950 ACRES L.AND1 T HE Subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA TION and TAVERN STAND, on the Federal Road, 8 miles from Macon, lying on the Tobesofkee creek, consisting of a good two story house and other necessary buildings; .and 950 acres land—one half oak aud hickory, tho balance best sort of pine land—250 acres open and under fenee. The whole in good re pair. Together with stock of all kinds, and 12 or 1500 bushels corn. Terms, ten (follars per aero for the land, in two payments. The above lands are well watered and timbered, and cannot be surpassed for health by any situation in the countv. Dec 6 l0-3t JOHN McMURRAlN. Valuable MILS, Property for sale. T HE undersigued offers for sale his two SAW MILLS, within three miles of Macon—both Mills are now in successful operation. On the premises is also a GRIST MILL. Attach ed to the Mills is 1500 acres of finely timbered LAND with ill the buildings requisite for conducting the busi ness. Added to these advantages, is a Spring of pure water, a healthy situation, and its near location to the rapidly growing city of Macon, where a market can al ways bo had tor Lumber r ( fair prices. Persons wish- ing to purchase, are invited to call on myself on the premises, or on Roger McCall at Macon, sen21 65 F.LEAZAR MeCALL. DANCING SCHOOL.. R N. MOUNT, from New York, rcspcctftilly • announces to the public, that he wilt open his School on Tuesday next 13th inst. at the courthouse. Days of Tuition, Tuesdays and Fridays, from 4 o’ clock P M for Ladies, Missesandyoung'Masters ;and from 7 in the evening fur gentlemen Mr M assures those Ladies nnd Gentlemen who may please to honor him with their patronage that the most modern and .fashionable Dances will be taught by him, and that they may safely rely on his ueremilting care and at tention. ' Early applications are requested to be made toMrM at the Central Hotel. Private Lessons will be given if required. 10 3t dec 7 I STOLEN,' 1 ROM our store ou the eve of the 2d last, a large music box, that plays 4 tunes, 1 marseilles hymn, 1 hunters horn, the others not recollected. Whoever will give information ofthe «etue, shall be rewarded for their trouble. Decembers 10 J. A.&.S. S. VIRGIN. crroi.Kiv I TOO acres first It ate F.llt.UJJVG JL.iJI'DS, FOB sale; N bodies from 320 to 2500 acr- s ,all lying }n the counties of RusselL Chambers and Macon, Ala- ama, near Columbus. These lai Is were selected with a great deal of care, byacorap< .ent judge, with a special eye to the culture of corn' i< id cotton. Mya- gent John J>. Pitts will be fully auth -rised tosell those Jands, and may be found for the ne t six weeks at the McIntosh Hall, in Colnmbns (wfho i notin the Creek Nation) prepared to shew the 6nnie Also, the well known tract of I*a id lying in the Os- ivicheo Bend, containing 2600 acre?.. This tract can not be surpassed by«any lands in tla< state of Alabama. Nnvl7 7 J. COWLES. . using. Nov l? For sale by J. II. A W. 8. ELLIS. •» Cottou Avenue iPiMitrie llltt*». D3TKECKIV'D, and for sale, «I 3 by w 1(1 by 12 12 by 16 ' i2 hj m Also, Putty, pure Lead.-Linseed Oil, Spts. Tn rpentine. with various oil and wratercolors, Vo - 17 7 ELLIS. Cotton/ Yesterday, from n Store in Broad | street, a I^irgc Gold Hunting Lever WATCH, makers name Richard Powi*. London, number 8491 —with a small crack on the dial—and had attached to it a peculiar made, small Valico Key. A reward of thirty-five dollars will be given to the person who will return it to this office, and fifty dollars for apprehen sion and convictiou of the thief. Augusta, Dec. 1 10 3t. C AUTION.—All perconsare forfiidfrom tnditi" for the following promissory notes of hand giv en by'me to James C. Pemberton, or bearer, viz:, four twenty five dollar notes, .and one fifteen dollar note, due twenty fifth December next. As the con sideration for which they were given has fai.ed I ant determined not to pay 'bunless compelled bv law. SUSANNAH MILL#. - Crawford county, Dpc. 6 3t 10 jtin IfE Subscriber Will make liberal advances, on Jj Cotton shipped to his friends in Savannah,; idate for Tax Collector for the ensuing year. Charleston, Philadelphia, New York or Boston Aug 52 61 Avenue. A GOOD TAVERN STAND for Sale In Perty, Houston county, the stand at present occupied by I’hin- ncy Oliver The House has lung been uccupied as a Tavern, and is too well known to need dcscrip- tion. Perty is a small, hut thriv ing village, m a rich prosperous county, and is the thorough fare for a great deal of travel. Attached to the house are 3j acres of ground, with stables and o- ther out houses. If not sold before the first Tuesday iu January, it will ou that day be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder. Terms will he made to suit purchasers. Apply te the subscriber at Vienna P. O. in the 14th district, 8 miles west of Perry, or to M. Bartlett, in Macon. Nov 3 5 MOSES COLLINS. UST RECEIVED by boats 13nud 16,' 500 kegs White Lead in oil, 100 cols. Linseed oil. of superior qualities, ing4 58 H. & J. SHOTWELL. Clotlis and Cassiuicrs. 4 LARGE stock of every shade and quality, jnst received and fur sale by- Nov 10 6 CRAFT & LEWIS. French Quinine, J UST received and for sale by J. H & W S. ELLIS. Nov IT : 7 .. Cottou Avenue. Macon Fayette Sheriff Sale, B EFORE the court house in Fayetteville Fayette county, on the first Tuesday in JANUARY: next, will be sold, icitkm the lawful hours of sale, 2024 acres of land, whereon Jesse Pittman now lives, in the 9th district pf Fayette county, number not known—levied on as ^ho property of Jesse Pittman, to satisfy an execution in favor of Thomas Griffin vs Smith Suddcth, Jesse Pitman and William McBride fcvfed on and returned to me by a constable. -Nov 16 9 ALFRED BROWN, DtpSk’ffb Also, will be sold as above 1014 acres, being the east half of Lot No. 326, in the 4th district of originally Henry now Fayette coun ty; William Pritchard’s interest in the same—levied on as the property of the said William Pritchard by execution in favor of John G. Dunlap and others: re turned to me by a constable. Nov 30 9 ANDREW M’BRIDE, Sheriff N the first Tuesday in January next, atjMacon, Bibb county, part of Lots No. 7 and 70, in tho 13th district of formerly Monrce, now Bibb, lyiu on tho waters of the Tobesofkee ; sold as the property of Christiana Scott, for the benefitof all concerned. Terms on the day. JOSHUA JORDAN, ( snnt 2 65 JAMES HOY. \ lrusuts ' O N Thursday, the grid day of DI.CKMB1R next will be sqld at the late residence of Seth Honcycut late of Twiggscounty, deceased. All the perishable property belonging to the estate of said deceased, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Shwp, Corn and Fodder, Household and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation tools, Ac. &c. Terms; twelve months credit. THOMAS S. CHAPPELL, ^ Nov 10 6 Adm’r ^n^NriSejiJteent/raay~qfTtKCFMBKiniai~at~Ute late residence of Thomas ChapptU. late of Twiggs county, deceased, witl be sold, The Perishable Property of said deceased, consist ing ofHorses, Cattle, Hogs, Corn and Fodder, some household and kitchen Furniture, and various other articles. Terms, twelve months’ credit. Nov 3 THOMAS S. CHAPPELL, ) r , JOSEPH J. CHAPPELL, ors W ILL be sold on Monday, the 19th day of DEI CEMBER next, at the house of Aristotle G. Duke, deceased. Part of tire perishable property of said deceased, consisting of the crop of cotton, horse's, one wheat fan, one wagon, one cart, and a number of articles too tedious to mention. Terms made known on the day of sale. CHARLES A. KILLGORE, Butts county, Oct 28 5 Adm’r. ffTNDER an order of the Inferior Court Bibb ofcoun- ty, sitting for Ordinary puporses, will be sold be fore the court house within theusual hours of sale, On the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, at the courthouse in Lowndes county, ^Lot No 469,' iu the lffth district formerly Irwin, now Xowndcs connty, cqnlaining 49ft acres. On the first Tuesday iu FEBRUARY next, before the court house,in Carroll county, Lot No. >63, in the 10th district of said county, near Carrollton,—contain ing 202J acres. All sold as the property of James McDonald, lato of Bibb county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs.— Terms on the day. August 4 58 JEMIMA McDONALD. Adm’rx., GRF.EN McDONALD. Adm’r. A KEEAULE to the last will and testament o j il. Thomas Chappell, late of Ttciggs county, dtesas ed, will be sold on Tuesday £4 lh DECEMBER next,be' fore the court house in Twiggs eounty. Three Negroes. Jim, a man about forty years of age, Berry, a boy fourteen years of age and Chany, a wo man 35 years of age, a first rate cool:, washer and ironer. Terms cash. Nov 3 THOMAS S. CHAPPELL, ? r , JOSEPH J. CHAPPELL. ( izors W ~ ILL besold, on Tuesday, 20tk DECEMBER next, at the late residence of Sterling Camp, de ceased, iu Butts county. All his perishable estate, consisting ofHorses, Hogs, Cattle, Sncep. Goats. Corn and Eodder, several thou sand weight of Cotton in the seed. Wheat, Rye, Oats household and Kitchen Furniture, fanning utensils, together with various other articles. At the same time the negroes belonging to the said estate, will be hired out, and the cleared lands rented- Sale to con tinue from dav to day. Nov 1 7 POLLY CAMP, Adm’rx. W ILE besold, on the first Tuesday in JANUARY . next, before ihe court house door in Perry, Houston county, between the usual hours of sale, . A Negro IV oman about 27 years of age; and her child, about twelve months old, as the property of William ,S. Brunson, late of said county, deceased — Terms, twelve months’ credit. Nov 3 THOMAS POLLOCK Adm’r A GREEABLE to an order of the fumor^blc Inferior court of Pike county, sitting for ordinary purpose 11 tciil be sold on thefirst Tuesday in JANUARY next, be fore the court house door, in Newnan Coweta •county, within thf legal hours of sale. Three negroes, namely, Melly, Isham, Rial, belong- ing to the estate of James Carson deceased, sold lor j the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. SARAH CARSON ? A , r ..... det.01 4 JES-E RHODES j 121 the legaj hours of sale, under an order W ILL be sold on Tuesday the20th December ! ®*. *'“““ 8a . id cou,, fy'- sl,till P for ordinary p„, next, ai the late residence of Green B Reeves, deceased, in Butts county, all the corn, fodder, inules. one mare, cattle, and the stock of hogs, household and kitchen furniture, and the plantation tools belonging to the deceased. Also, the Land whereon said dec’d lived will be rented. Terms on the day. nov9 6 THE ADMINISTRATORS. W ILL on the 3<ttA l-ILCEMBL.lt next, at the late ‘ residence of Benjamin Lewis, deceased, in the I T, '"r “ty 'j 14th district Houston cJnty, be sold, ' I Z !r,7/ x Sm ° T CMrt ° S H All the perishable property of said deceased,con- 5n ,i_ n . ! sislingof cotton, corn, fodder, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, blacksmith’s and plantation tools, household and kitchen furniture, and other articles too tedious to mention. Two negroes hired and sotpe lands tented. If all should not be Sold in one day, the sale will con tinue from day to day until all is sold. Terms made known on the day of sale. Nov 5 7 NATHAN G. LEWIS,. Adm’r. will be sold, 2024 acres of land, lying in the 22d district foij Lee now Muscogee county, No 346—sold aitbl S erty of Alexander Nelson, late of Stewart ej eceascd. Terms on the dav. Nov 24 8 THOMAS S. CHAPPELL,, WM. NELSON, .Ics; JGxccutor’s sale. O N the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, in con formity to the will of the late Maj William Wightinap, of South Carolina, deceased, and by vir tue of'au order of the court of ordinary ol Chatham county, will besold at the courthouse iu jhe city of Savannah, within the legal hours, the following valua ble Real and Personal estate of said deceased: All that Rice PLANTATION, on Savannah river in Chatham county, including the tracts called Drakies Red House, Creek field and Isla Island; containing on Isla Island 573 acres, in Creek Field, 160 acres, and on Drakies Point 84 acres, all cleared aud under jbank, with 2700 acres more or less, of high laud, to which a new and commodious pine land house is at tached. Together with two large threshing yards, to each of which is attached a larg" two story barn, and to one a threshing machine; and also such buildings as {(re usually found on well settled plantations: such us Carpenter's, Cooper’s, Blacksmith’s shops and well finished negro houses; also sundry articles consisting of farming utensils, ox carti, timber carnages, carts, wagons, one gig and harness; one curricle, boats, large. flats, and with nine mules, one horse and a variety of stock, consisting of oxen, cattle, sheep, hogs, &c. 1 On the plantation is a large aud valuable Rice Mill, known as the Paragon Mill, having three waterwheels, O N thefirst Tuesday in FEBRUARY nut rl sold bcforr.thc court house door in Perry, ft] AH the real estateof William H. Riggirn,dw Also one Negro Girl belonging to said estate -I for the benefit of the heirs ami creditors. T«;tl the day. Nov 23 8 JOAll XV. C. HOKh. t] B Y order of the Inferior Court of Honshu u sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sob,» first Tuesday in FEBRUARY next, In Jen V A house door in Perry, Houston county, All the real estate of John Lupo, deceased, viJ said county, subject to the widow’s dower. 1} made known on the day. Nov §3 8 "JOHN RlLLEN.Jbt] Houston Tax Collector’s sn c O N the first Tussdhy in FEBRUARY Haiti sold before the court house door, in Pt ry. Si H county, within the legal hours, the following j ro 01H so much there f as will satisfy the tax for ti c yt at H with 62J cents cost, “ 490 acres pine land, lot No. 93, in the 1 hdnla Irwin county, given in by Ezekiel Hall: t n 100Veres pine land, half oPIot No 1>1, inkl district*Houston county, given in by Jnm« sKisk ¥ tax 24 cents. 1014 acres pine land, part of lot No 2 J. in the- district of Houston county, given in by .Samuel! I vin: tax 194 cents. 2024 acres oak and hickory land, 3d qualiij. I No 228, in the 18th district Lee county, gireucl Benjamin Bryan: tsx §1.22. 2024 acres pine land, lot No. 8, in the 6th dk'9 Houston county.giren in by William Lai^'fl 234 cents. 2024 acres pine land, lot No 106, in ti-o 29<h Ms I connty, given in by William Jordan: ti\25ceuu I 40 acres land, 3d quality, lot No. 71, in the lift I lIMfll-L be sold, on Saturday, 17th day of DK- ,•¥¥ CFMBERnext, atthe late residence of Jere- can beat out 40 tierces of rice in two tides, and has, withir a few months past been put in complete repair, with additional screws and new stones. As regards locatiou it is surpassed, by none on the river, and is generally well supplied with toll, being 12 or 14 miles from the city of Savannah. Likewise a large and we I finished 8aw Mill, with two gang of saws worked by tide and reserve water,and recently put in corny let) repair, capable of sawing 7000 feet in two titles, with a grist mill attached, used for grinding curn for the negroep. Also a substantial and well built Dwelling House, with nine rooms and pantry, lathed and plas tered, with piazza, and a brici; building used as a stole room, and wine room, together with a fine garden at d extensive stables, carriage houses, &c. A very prime gang consisting of 174 NEGuOES among whom are 2 first rate drivers, 8 prime carpc n ters, coopers, blacksmiths, hostlers, house servarts, seamstresses, gardeners, &o. Also, a TRACT OF LAND containing 1051 a cres more or less, situate in'Chatham county, on ihe Great Ogeechee river, and thro’ which the canal pas ses, containing good rice laud, am! land well adapt t for the making of brick, with a good stinply of w.». r thereon. •The abovo property may be seen by appiicatio 1 it. the premises, to Mr. Wm B. Richardson uiau«g:r and all letters for information add; c-.-ed {post jiaii ; 1 > John C.NicolI, Esq. Savannah, or the stibscrihi r nt. Charleston, South Carolina, will meet with ium-c Ii u ; attention. Conditions declared at sale. Purchaser to pnv Ct r necessary papers. THOM AS F. i'UR&E, Nov 4 7 Ouatifirii U/jerv.of. W ILL be soid belori Court u-.ni,. u..u»- il, j... k son, Butts County, on the lirct Tuesday in JAN UARY next, “ ' * A negro boy named Norris, also 50 acres more or less of land, the sanie being a part of lot No. 96. in the second Dist, originally Henry, now Butts Coupty, also, lot No 128, in 2d dist originally Henry now Butts, containing 2024 acres of land—sold by order of the Courtof Ordinary of Butts County, for the benefit ol the heirs of James Anderson, late of Butts County deceased. Also will be sold as above, at Rome, Flovd County, on the first Tuesday in FEBRUARY next, Lot No. 749, in the 3d Dist. and fourth Section of originally Cherokee, now Floyd County, containiug 40 acres more or less. JOHN ANDERSON ? . , DAVID KIMBALL iA J “ rs - Oct 17th, 1836. 4 trict and 4ih section Cherokee purchase, givitiiH Benjamin Shirey: tax 304 cents. .2024 acres pine land, lot No 288, in the loih&M Dfioly, given m by Jesse Wall: tax - .40. 2024 acres pine land, lot No 149, in tbs Aih of Houston county,given in by Ilici .ns 23j rents Nov 17 7 FMVAfSONjjjM Notice. J TILL be sold on the first Tuesday in FckffH r next, at the court house door in Hnrtfott^a laski county, at public outciy, TWENTY NEGROES. Terms of sale on the day. Dec 8 9 8tj> NELSON C'LAYTO j M N B. The Columbus Sentinel will publish hove until the day of sale and forward their accti 1 to this office. J, j F OUR months alter date, application will I*- to the Inferior vourt of Butts county, «h ; | ting for ordinary purposes, r or leave to sell all rt« f estate belonging to Daniel McClendon, a minor. Nov 18 8 JOHN GOODMAN, Cam y,*. OU K months auer-date application will bs JL' to the Inferior court of Twiggs county, s 3 lor ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Land ■ Negroes, Iwhuigitig to Seth Honeycut. laic d M county, decvh.'t-d THOMAS S. ( HAPPEU-. I Nov 24 '6 Aid B F OUR mon^ S alter date application will!** I to die hmuirible the inferior courtof II** I county, when sitting for ordinary purposes,for 1*J[ I sell etb negroes belonging to the estate of John* I j ley, late ol said county*, deceased. Aug 20 R. H. LUCKEY,J£5 nov. 5, 1835 ROBT. COLLINS. ! Blanks for sate at this OJlcv. i750 SACKS SALT, for sale by NovB 5 EDMUND RUSSELL *Wr art- authorised to announce rho „ ,. . . name of ABNER HAMMOND, Esq. a can 'n'“hSra.th,.nRutland's d.str.ct B.bb county r._n__.». r— .u : 1“ 1 ] All the perishable property of said deceased, con- J sistingfof 3 head,of horses. 1 mule, 4 head of cattle, com, fodder, plantation tools. JAMES HOLLINQ3WORTH is a onecottongi candidate for Tax Receiver at the ensuing e- Terras ontKc ectioft. Nov 10 ’ 8 Nfcv I 7 ■BTNDER an order ofthe Hon. Inferior Court of Fnl "J hot county sitting for ordinary purposes, will le sold at the Court House, within the usual hours of sale On the 1st Tuesday in JANUARY, next at tl ) Court House. Talbo: county, five Negroes, two Nego women two children and one negro man. Also on tho 1st Tuesday in FEBRUARY not, at the Court House in Sumter connty, one lot of Pi.i * land, No. 211 in the 28th Dist. originally Lee. now Sumtei connty. all 6pld as the property of Joht RiL y lafee of Talbot county deceased for the use of the heir * of said decease. Term- made knowu on the .lay of sale- ' JOSEPH RILEY, AJ n’r. Oct 1836. 4 O N the first Tuesday in FEBRUARY neat tciil le sold at the court house door in the tow v if t ha • tuga. Walker county, within the usual hours o* sale, Lot No 203, in the twenty-second district of sai.. county, under an orderof the honorable Inteiiori-ontt of Jackson county, when sitting for ordidaiv pisrpc-J ses, it being all the real estute of Lucy Archer, 1 te o said county deceased Terms made knrv r, or it'ie 1 daypfsale JOHN A. WALL8> Afftr’r. : Oeta 2 »- £ AOl ci muuihs after date application will be* to the Ittf-rior courtof Houston county,J .sitting fur ordinary business for leave to sell •" real estate belonging to Elijah Low, late of Ik' county, deceased, sept 5,1836. 03 MOSES COLLINS, Admdeboni^ F OUR months after date we shall makeappk to the honorable the Inferior court of Pike -■ ty, when sitting fur ordinary purposes, for an oi* sell all the real estate of Irby Stamper, late of >| county deceased, SPENCER STAMPER. (14,1 sept 1 63 M. XV. STAMPER. I AOUR mouths after date, application will j**j to the Inferior court of Bibb county, Ordinary purposes for leave to sell the rea Jj Benjamin Parker, late of said county deceased- sept 8. BURWELL PARKER^ F OUR months after date,at.pb -ton xvtllhe*] to the honorable the inferior court ol b' county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, .... fofi te self lot number 118, in the Uijtfi district ef**j^. ty being the real estate of Jeremiah McCot® 1 ® j ceased, for the benefit of said estate. _ sept 12 6j JOHN R SI NTERFUJ F OUR .Months after date, application 3 to the honorable Interior court ofCrawf®*^ ty, for leave to sell all the real estate of Wm- T • I man, late ofsaid county, deceased, for the w. 'M tho heirs. ALEX. M. K. SWIFT, • sept 5. 1836. 65 fc.1 OUR months after date, application wiH 1 JL’ to the Inferior fourt of Butts County, for ordinary purposes for leave to sell the >4* of Dennis Mc’Carty, late of said Countv dect Oct. 21st. 4 DAVID MARTI V_ M dozen Stout WOOLLEN SO CL f received and for sa'e, of 8^f-er < DecS 10 W H. ’ " Dark Fri sits. A N as-ortment nark .'tmill figured ry^. 097-10 6 For sjtle try ~ ‘ 1 CRAFT &W- * Hi

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Macon Georgia telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1836-1844, December 15, 1836, Image 4