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The r &’ MidgUigeneer
?3 published f)u Tuesdays and Fridays at Fir’.
Dollars per afumm, in io.vioto.. Advertisements
Inserted at the usual rat-ts: these sent without a
Ppecitied number of in> -riotts, will be published
■ Untilorder 'd out and eh if-ged accordingly,
ijy, Salt sof I.;u; ;, Uy Administrators, Ex -
tutors, or Guanriifts, are required, by latv. to h
held on the first Tuesday in the mouth, between
the hours often in tla* forenoon and throe in the
afternoon, at tut; si*nirt-houxe in the county in
Which the ; "perty is situate. Not no of throe
sales must I given in a public gazette sixty days
previous-t.< the day of se.
Sales of negroes must be at public auction, on
he first Tuesday of the month, between the u.-' -il
hours of sale, at th< place of public sales iu tin
county when- the letters Testament,try, of Admin
istration or ( Guardianship, may have hi en granted,
first giving sixty days notice thereof, m • m t ihe
pi; ic gazettes of tlas State, and at the door • f the
court-hou&e, where such sales are to be held.
Notice for the sale of Personal 1 n-perty must
legiven in like manner, Forty days previous to
the day of sale.
Notice to the Debtors and Creditors-Of an Es
tate must be publishid fir forty .lays.
Notice that application will i inadf to the
Court of Ordinary for lea\ e to se.l hand, must lie
published four months.
Notice for leave to sell Negroes, must be pub
lishrd for four months, before any order ahsob.it
•hail be made there >n by the Court.
Q j CVjAi'k r I mis prime BACON, just re-
HJvff Clive 1, ;i!id for ie by
' JiALSTON iv JONHS. !
A M:iy 24 11-tf
mFttsi Received', at
m&a&iracyas
JfHMtiy lirmctyj, urdi tiitrey
AN additional supply rf the different articles in j
his line, among which, art* ,
Old Madeira la n tons .
Claret i Figs
Port 1 Prune*
Sherry rWilM*. Almonds
Champaigne Otiyy-s
Muscatel and . Capers
Malaga J Citron
Claret Isabel--! Filbert*?
la and Vflh-nestir Frui's m Brandy
Georgia Ma- ' WINES R .isins
deira J Sugar Plumbs
•Sarfi*-*. Rrs
Holland Gin T ,bb Salt
Irish Whiskey Loufe-; I mp Sugar
Jamaica and / „ Spc.ju Cadfe*
hit. Croix 5 * * Saeapaiu sPecanN
Cordials and Syrnps P.>,:i,, Brazil, [ o>,
Smoked Beef and Chces. Madeira, and f £■
Sugar toys, cake, Ac I Hickory J *
And most other articles in the Confectiionary iinc.
Constantly on hind,
Spanish Aegars, A: fust Tobacco.
CT/" The above Goods are fresh, add will he
•old at the lowest Augusta wholesale price?.
_ April 18 1-tf
iwcMtt Dollars Reward.
BUNaWaY on the 24th of May last, from
i Mr: Day id 1. Wilsons brick yard, near .'Ei
con, a negro boy named
Cook,
•bout 16 year® of age. The said Cook is about!
five feet high, has a thin visage, end is an active
•rid intelligent lao, for ins age. He was purchas
ed ft am Mr. Archer, residing in Striven county, |
■Where it is probable he may endeavor to return.
Arty person apprehending said negro hoy, deli-
Terifig him tome in Macon, or .confining him in
Jail so as I can gethiiu again, shall receive the a
d>ovo reward.
JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH.
_ Macon, June 7 15-tf
Clinton Hotel .
THE undersigned returns his thanks to his
friends and the public, fer the liberal patron
age he hns received siuce 1„- commencement, iu
this place. He Takes this method to solicit a con
tinuance of that patronage, and to assure his friends
that his utmost exertions will be used to the ac
commodation el 'hose who may call open him.
The large and commodious additions made to
this establi hment, has enabled the undersigned
to make his guests more comfortable. Withcon-
Tenient -pasturage and aline vegetable garden; the
r,:tmc nttentivc ostier an t house servants; a splen
did bar;’with an cxperi- -ee of more than seven
jears intltis business at *,;is estaJoHsbmeut, com-
T.ined with his personal attention, he flatters him
self that he will be enat’ded to pc-rinue to give
satisfaction to ail those who may riv r him with
a call. JOHN CARTER.
Clinton, Ga. April 18 ] tf
Notice.
“E Community, perhaps, is not goner;.Uy in-
J. firmed; that Benjamin 11. Nturges, Esq. win
lias .-up since ! een solicitiiigpubiic pairemgefer
b “ - -cm end riddy ornamented " -ff tin . .tate
ot (se. rgia,is at this : -Vie compiling the same a
tniag the Golden Regions of-
4t;. anil that said Map is soon expected to be
'brought out by a writ of habeas co-pus.
(A GREEN.
_ April 23 . i.j.
ir*vfrr stit>lc,
wnwaafaTsiuM
Ow St. near the bridge,
O’ LET ounar.-i Cu*r* ft :’<f : S tll'nls, Ufiii £'
S h, -~ (itotber of excellent I. ; .is, for Jure. * n->
wi'l aUe take horses to k* *p. en the most reason
■able terms. Tn Tellers* horses *tl so taken by the
vir.gee feed, night, or longer time, l'heir stu.
Fie shtdl'bo-welTsupplied with Grain and Proven
tier, and with Xfjcod Ostler. They hope, front the
♦strictest attention, to merit patronage.
April ii 2-tf
Four moxUu itft.r date,
VrPI.TCATION will be made to the Inferior
Court of Bibb-county*, when sitting for Ordi
nary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of
the ii -its of Hugh McLeod and Jon-ph (.'lark, dec.
for-the bmefit of said heirs.
Isabella ulark, G-.ffrdi-i*-.
May 9 7 (in
Four mouth* after date,
\FPLICATION will bo made to tlie honora
ble the Inferiiw Court of Monroe county . when
stt*::.g fot Ordinary* purposes, for leave to sell the*
T {al > stat" of Cat harine Dancey, late of Jefferson
county, deceased. All persons will please,take
Zio'ice. and file their objections, if any (hi y have,
* GEORGE W. COLLINS, Admr.
May g 7-4 in
,l(ihtiistralors' Snsr.
Oi tlio fus. Tuesday* iff July next, wiil be-sold
before tio- Court house dooi ir. Harris coun
ty, ua Icr mi order of the Inferior Court, nr.e lot
<•1 Land. No. 186 ia the 2dd district formerly
Tii'. scogee now Harris eoiuity, Koldferthe ben
efi cf the r heirs and i*-*'-l ors of B-nj* Buekm-r
late cf .'utticm Con iffy.eased. Terms mode
rvn .n the day of s-.lc.
I’AHHAM BUCKNER, ddm'r.
A;tii fif:R IS2I. fetf
MUON ADTERTISEIt. AND AOIUCULTURAti AND MERCANTILE INTELLIGENCER-
Cooke fr Cowles
LJDE treeiw and large additions to their Stock
1. of Staple and Fancy
Which rncl.es their assortment complete, and
consists hr part cf the follow ing article*.
Flue black and blue Broad Cloths,
Rouen and Merino Cassinteres,
Plain and twilled Linen Drilling,
eblcsia Sheeting and Irish Emeus, >
h-1 Table Damask, Long Lawns,
Linen Cnrnbriek Haiidkereldefs,
ITcnch Muslins, (Jhemizetts, Corsets
English Ginghams, new style,
Adriauople do do
Calicoes, new and handsome p&ttcrr.3
’Swiss .Muslin Inserting,
Thread Laces and Edgings
New style {.•rune liaDiiktrr-l' , \ &
Gauze do do . ■
Pongee, Bandanna, and Flag do
Leghorns and Dunstables
Open Straw Bonnets I
Palm Leaf] hits. Are.
Tif fi hare also received,
4CA;H> I rsliiomhle Black and Drab !
ihuiv**
Klegant Mahogany St t is, Fancy Chairs
Matrasses and Feathers
Bagging and Osnaburgs • r ’
Sheetings, Sacking, Ac. Ac. Ac.
’J'lii y will receive in a few days".
A I.AHItK ?. NI) BPI,EVMI> STOCK Of
liardnaro, Crockt'rv, 4>il;g>is,
CHINA-WARE AM) <itioCKftlK&
W hieh, with the above named Good - will lie sold
at their usual low prices.
A. Ji.—Constantly } rm hind, White head- ,
[.inset t! ( hi, (tin,- > art i Vatin,<<f: 1 e l est quad
t-tyt •
May. 1 0 10-tf
&Iv x£te>*
UAVL i. ■ ’. vtd and aro opening, in addition •
to their loiiner >toek, (next door below J. T.
R ’at. is Seale House, and opposite where Mr.
lie!venstun ‘•bi.*ke out afresh,” on (JOT.ON
AVLN 1 L, a c>riipiete ass irtinent of
spring anti Summer Otnufs:
Consisting, Jresides other articles, of
Brown‘d Work Bags
Blue Jiroadclothn Linen Camhrick
Black ( kCassimeres, Ribbons assorted
Breen J Brown and hleacltet}
Rowan do Shirting /
Circassians Stulslai.tf dj*
Valencia Vest ings 4. Sliejrtiug
Buff, wniti A: stamp* 1 OzAiiliurgs
Marseilles Vestings Hemp do
Calicoes Apron Checks
Stumped Muslins Furniture do
W bite do Dowlas, Diaper
Camhricks Bpmhazetts
Irish Linen & Lawns iiombazines
Silks. Algiers dud every thing -in thr
(i rode. Nap lhry Goods lint, torn-
Sinchew Sarcehett jtrUing ago&lmoan-
Pink and buff lh raze merit.
(Jingtitibis Boot:, and Shoes of all
Black Italian Crape kinds
lb.rage Shawls Gentlemen's black A
Gauze do white Fur Hats
Crape Veils Boy’s do
Crape Scarfs Leghorns
Gauze do Ladies Dunstables
MuslinCujoretlaeedo Cottage Bonnets
Lad it s’l bread Cam- Hardware &. Cutlery
brickllhk’fs Mill Muws
Oanibrick Dimity Cross Citt Saws
Furniture - cjo Shot Guns
Coloured Oamblet Cutting.Kyuves
Russia Drill Scythes, Sickles
Patent Linen Log and Trace Chains
Hosiery of all kinds Carpenters Tools
Ladies white lvid-j da Plains
Coloured j Croekcry kgT Class
VV bite, black silk g- Ware
Bea Vet | Looking glasses
(rents, horse skin | ’ Saddles t'ld Bridles
‘‘ heuver& buck J Martfugsles, Wlniis
Khl Mitts Window Glass
Jackson Drill W hite Lead
White Litton do Putty, Mi diciues
Umbrellas Logwood, chipped &
Parasols hi <v*k
Mus.juite Netting Whittemore Cards
Furniture Prints ChtVn< and Wool do
Hcrderiug, Madalttis ] Writintj-.mJ wrapping
I nsertius'Trimmings j, paper
Thread .md cotton lace* Powder and Shot
H C< rftnet rig every day
St(i;i lioHnv \V:ur,
Sugar. Cilice, utul hiyuors.
These (feeds. Mg’) many others not cntnncra
ted. werfc bought to he Suid as low us any iu the
market. M. FELTON.
W. 11. CONE.
Macon, April 16 ' "l-tf
'Year the Hhu n Half,
At the of the tlurp rmil Ku^U*
V- v—... -t*
1 PROPRIETOR of this establishment t "res the
usual mode of informing his patrons .ndthe
public, tuat lie has rempletei his arranigm- tits
lor their accommodation, whiei; comprises at. • a
tire suit T rooms, (incJudiug elegant s-parate a
partmentsfor silt of parti, s wi'hSrc plies s.’A. )
11" I'" ’ri ett and . Cook House mi an imp.- \-
all, wfiiPl Wli • Is ;t‘) t!
most sav.arrj < il.de; that can he procured la .
or elsewlnf re, im-luding
Hot -touks, ° | Cutlets,
Th us, j Jiuiled Fowl. 1 ,
Stewed, x | Eggs,
Fried a, * Cyders. bi,, u . ed Salmon,
.V lHla I
l ongues J vi To!hi nit
Venison, ( c. Ac.
MMift ( onfYrtionary anti . *ar
Are well stocked with a selection of choice
Wines, ) French “J
Holland Gin, ! Aid elu T Brandy,
jamaica A / n Peach J
St. (’mix S •* Fruits, Cheese,-
Genuine Cordials SI Cons Ac.
A l l •of which lw set" its v\ me .iudguient of
his ixierul , i.. njirnn he returns sincere tluutks
for their liberal ptilrnndjj.i.
April Iff l-tf
•Suction Rtf sines#*
, v v§v! y * i v
J. T. ROHIiIAD
AND
C. A. aiIBLJIJItNS
TTtLNDKR their service s in the above Imsin
* to the public. They have large, coiiyeiiu iit
and safe stores, fur Vie reception of TJuff Ts com
mitted tn their care. Liberal advances will h<
made ir. Cash, on ail goods deposited, or by ac
oepiuni o by- )!kisc on consignment.
Goods>n cunsignmeiit. imiv be made either t.
the address of J. T. ROWLAND, or LAMAR .V
Macon; which will mc-vt with attention, and
all ord rs duly r.tb-rded to.
A{riUS q.
W rtamtcrx and Capita?ids.
klMll*} subscri’-er, in Cumvcnv with several o
-1 there, offers f,r sale F'tUR HUNDRED
THOUSAND ACRE: OF I.AND.
lying in Ware County, in this -tun , ;i ,ij , : d,ig tl.e i I
f’lori l| lino, *ti both sidi-.s the So.wc.ni.ee river. ;
wihch is n ivigahli part if the year into the :,t, ;
ot these lands, and at all st.isuiis for •sti*.i::;-ooat
withiu 1? miles of tic tn, ’Theri .s every ■ .rie-ts
of soil peculiar to Georg—, anil Si utli-C-Ir. ami. a
large, portion ot them arc j-iver, inland, hammock
and hav lands. The rive r llamrarK-ks te -•.v. r
ed with a heavy growth of I.ivt Oak ur.il Omtij-c j
Trees, and -ate never inuudi.ted—The Buy Lutiil? ,
>ttv heavily tiinhcrrd, many of tin- B ey trl cs being !
four feet over—Tiic Inland Hammocks 'net bur
dering in the river) art- numerous, and eont.iin
trom Ibo to 1000 acres--Th- Pine 1 amis ref ;
tile, and similar to the best ..f ( ; iami on ti.t Sea .
1 'anils of (Georgia anil hjouth-Cafidiua, ami have (
been demonstraieil to produce,:h> bus!.. Is •if corn I
to the Here. The company have iuttucel i,.f j. j
Dh gr ntlfinaii to settle on them, wh is e*.ir,at- j
ing. the Vine, and assures ns he Can cultiv ite th< !
Drive with siltcottss —Ac a Sugar country tin ’
llamtiu cknnd Bay 1 i.ffs are believed to bo e*jnal 1
to any in the 1 '• g>-d Ft atm.
, TANARUS. (’apt; .-■*!*$ > ■’ it.g to take the whole, a.
few-, in bodies to suit purchasers.
Persons wisl*n g to purchase or view the conn
try willpleicfe address the subs- riher at Macon,
GeqrgSSNir '.Mcssns, Butts N Patterson,Savannah. -
where imtjis of the country may be seen and fur
ther information obtaint 1.
The company net having granted the lands veil 1.- i
transfer the itich will entftie)the !
purchaser, to obtain Giiyiki.troru the Mate irvti, -ir j
own mauoe, thereby placing the titles, dreyoni!"
question.
JOHN I). WICK,
J'irr Jiimrrlfi, und .incut ft v the Cos: uy.
djf'N.B. One of the Company will slww thfc
I rami.- ♦ those disposed to purchase.
I Macon, April 15 5-
i .[
Med ittil ..College*' •'
’IVORTHIYJOY.
!>v and v ith the consent - t the T'efoftnrd •
I.* Medical Society, of the United Sr ’■’•Nilinv;
new Reformed Medical Instifuti ei has l>eeti Sued-';
ted in Worthington, it interesting v: l flourish;!! 7
j town on tin- Whetstone River, 8 miles r.urth of
C.olnmbits, on the Northern Turnpike. 'Ilf:- -ite
hasjieen chosen because it pres: m- ;he n .*
•dvairtagts to facilitate tlioxescau-hes of the Bo
tanical stud el. t; the country around it ah -e dhig
with every’vuvi.-ty of nn diefff plants ; and- siu
nation beingfhe jr. st he .vhy unit delight ! ’'d‘in
the Western country —and because the 1
of the.large College I'difiee. tog tin r with • s add
of evply variety (f keil for an extensive Imt ,il
gatdr a, has been presented to us by the board-’of
tfi -t, es'of WoC>hingt "U Colieg
j Tin r • wilH- 'ttaeheUto the i sstisutien, a Dis- ■,
jpensary ! ir ar dyz n r a1 prep :ig Veg >tablej
| M< dicines; ai. Din Infirmary, v/her- persons from,-!
{ tlie tifighhcrhi.i -1, or a ili dance- laboring under 1
; fevers, consumptions, dispepsS; liver eompiaitits,.
[ gravel, ulcers., fistulas, (siiu-i rs 1 Ac. Ac. will H-l
successfully tn ,-t: ri. without bL tyig, mercury-or 1
thi •ljuifi, ind lnan whii-ti the ste i*-r.t will aoiprire ’
.a’correct knowledge of the t ,;r. operaiien and
superior 1 iHcacy ot' vegetableagi-nts in removing
hseas"
’i’lie 11. eessity for an Tnstibrtion of thi'-. kind .in
tlie west, t In under the direction of the'CffHlpo’-'
tent Pref or- is s': kit ply evident.. It is an insti
tution tlntjs lesigned to e„ucentrate,::nd dissem
inate ;Ji the ktiywiedge of I ts. of Medicine and
emnvrics, sages; N savages that will demonstrate
to the.student and rise . ick tfifat. V. eatable* aicr.c
afford the only rational;. -ff’ -and e-dectual means
of removing out impairing the con
stitution, or endangering lit- or limb. The pre
sent system ofpfirficTiee wki-R treats diseases cf
every form with meialic minerals,, the lancet n.-
knife ift*3langerous as thl lamentable facts
I which e very day presents too fltlly illustrate. N :
i> this-trut'. more clearly i-xhihiteA than the luef
ti it vi ft table substanc s 1 rje. rre void ef dan
gyr, aud pnvtx-rfuily efficient win idmritldtered;
a're fere; c t the Btiecess of"our New Virk In
firmary N a<l the success ef jgzurant botinieal
phvsicians, proves this fact, A
Th- College and Infirmary vt ill bp opened ihe
first week in Dccembi r, wbe:--students fr m iff
parts may .-titer and complete tu.-ir Medic and Ed--
ucatiniis, and where p--rsons laberriag underevery)
c; > --i s r .f lise.isi shall r"'ijeive prompt and faith
ful alter ...
Thi-.
Jt'.i h. flight,aaccor.iing to the OLD end RL-
F<K : /A) sysj •ms by Lectures, Recitations,’
! L ■ ijtattons tiid s;fit dde text b.-oks is. Ist
tmkomy and I’hisi'dSsgy. ‘ d.Oid and Reformed
Surgery ,'-'d, Theory -.rid Frae-tice of Medicine.
4th. 'l'he old. and v ;: .e r ’veif.syst* mcf Mid.wlfi w.
with the diw-as of women and children.
Materia antU Mi ib.- . with practioal ami gn.-yul
Botany, (ith. M-I.' 1 and Itotamoal (.'*:• misfry
and■ m -y Jth. Salted I.' : -->ir. son CuV-feß
al * ■ —Mora nd Mnttl Ph 1 -j.
*1 iii* .•• rv —Modi'-.? Jurisprudenee—Cc-mp.im
tin- Aua: -my—Medical History. Ice.
By :i‘.t- ■ ling this Institution, the student wIR,
. acijur. > o rre. knowlcdc-r <-f present praejrici
|of Physiol at' - - knowli dge of the use and ahutie
,c. tr, : 's. ih Lancet. obsterfcal forceps and
I tin knife, and a fin- a-ledge cf the new
ipt • ' that st'B rreies titeir use, With
if!'!' ! >ere'safety ’ I°. There wi!l‘>-i
in apeeified tfTiie to o-uipb 'o-a course of study!
whenever t*n-student is 'pm.ifi'ed he may gr nhv
ate and ' c i-. • aDiplotha—same will pass in on*
■ ” ill require more.
tiers for .idmimon.
h. "A eeftfficafe of good moral chareter.
2. GoodEiv/iish education,
Trrme.-~V\„ price, of ipiulifying a person, to
p r ' v - ite*, invln,!ii ut Itii>l *.—-• - *rvi nrcos +<v.
v-*‘ oftlio will he itXc
, advance,- or $75 in advani{e,#nd ®IOO at the cl ee
•*: -h's students. Every ad given, and some
allowance runic to these- in indigent circum
Stances, JJeaM wil! Ite h id at $1 per Week, mid
books at the’Ak 1 stern city prices.
Every stmlenf Oii <*ut( ring Wortiiiiigton Col.
lege will become vn hunor.iry member of the re
■ f-r a’lt’-M'xhe#! Sod* tv of the United States from
I wti 'm fa-*.vilt"rheeiv> a diploma, aud annual Re
port of all tlic deiftgs -and discoveries of it> differ
(•■it mondu-rfl, and is-entitled to alt its constitu
tional privileges tcld t cm fits.
Titov.- wishin|r further information will please
: address a letter (postpaid) to Cos!. G. If, (,').wold
i or the i.ndersigi'i and, and it shall reotive promp
attention.
{Students and others had befer ! war - r-f the
slanders of the pn-s nt physu au>' win know n.
more ihi-ui our institution, ilia:: they do about
1 Botanical medicine.
J. J SIEELM, President.
Worthing-on. D. Oct. ISdL
\"te. —Editorspvh'.ishing tiio above '"ircular,
:S tunes, shall receive as coni| *-imoti .n a cer
tificate en titling the bcr*rto tui imi grads, or an
eip.i .'alei.' to that sum (a- 1 fill) in m cij.-i- ivict
f, r from us t r any m- inl ers of • ur so
ciety. Those publishing u y-; times, to half that
iu inpensution.
My and, IS3L o_
" W. tS. then curd,
arc uutl, Imil * y, is a U nidid ite for
v v the Sheriffalty of Uifib county, at the ensu
ing election.
Afrit "V
/.i’w/.j.v
SPRINGS.
THE suhscriher has made large and extensive :
improvements to his Establishment at this j
are, for the convenience and comfort of those j
sons who may think proper to visit him.
His best exertions will be used to render their
situation as comfortable as possible.
L. A. ERWIN.
Indian Springs, May 26,1831. J3-D .
The Georgia Journal, Macon Telegraph.
- ..vannah Georgian, Augusta Courier,and Athi
liaii. at Athens, will publish the above four tiim s.
• 1 f Avard their accounts to *• L. A. E.” Indian
Springs, Geo.
• TMi si era l Spr i ngrs*
t ruoM -Macon.
t"VL * W - fi - Lnv R - ,
r V 4r ’ -it
4 k’> t!m ■-■bbsi-rit'ers'pfi-ini a s in Mom - ' conn-,
a.* iy, j. west of Macon, (op the !
t ad h-uhi g 1; iri 'tuff place to ('olembe-s. by v
(1 Th- a-::•.) are J- our mineral Afprint. Vvvoif
whicli 11 -- - been ri<coriiy discov* red. Thev ha\i
bt-i n aiuilyzed, am? nre-fomid to gciftain the fol- i
lowing 1; lii-rah.: f h-* fir-.,tis.strongly impregifti-!
fad wnh < 'arbonaU; of I roil, amlda small portion of 1
litue, ‘brH, ()\yj of Iron, carbonic ccid a
fixed air; Mnijihato of magnesia or Epsom Salts, i
•mil ifti.jiatic acid.. ’l'he third contain, the saint |
us tlie secomt.ffjy!has a smaller portion iff the!
several minerals/and is cold-.-r. The fourth is i
.like the second, iky that there is no iron in it.— 1
jlMi miji-ptff imyr*-v;ndtiii(t'issnffi, ttm* the, water
Vo iy he jin Mihi T'tdTic* a ’TtlTtWhK* Tenre' -aftfl - iff-'
ti-rnativi ; wlm h have been established by the 1. x
j erienoi- of lane, wlio have proved its effects. —
Many lab: ring itider-chronic diseases have been
uneli b.-nefi: , ,l;aSnd others emed.
Ti.e h-ciil ; ifiWti-.-n is high anil airy, and the
fiwr .-t.ortie- -iorte water is equal in coolness, pu-;
rit\"ajid lrcvijtli, to t:y.in the Ntate. --*
Th*'- bu-hdias rff first four tciitt shall Ihve |
the privil -ge ot ti-idior, and can occapv the same,
every •’ • i u j.mryi.ars. i.ihorei .privih.gi
•' ' ‘liners. Tents, can be fentou on
in nerartrijjnM. “
• His house j- comfort able, Censtpieted for th; ac
commodiitirii:.... . m 'gr, tf ..rTravelers. His 'IV
y]e shall In-v.. 1 t..r; -'-nfiaJ -aid snj>j.died.
ofith a varfet) ff 'ilhe prie- -of B
p/ill be low'^aaiidni nvi-nit nblouses ar.j>. p ired
forthe accomhi ff ion of t ffiilies. Tift:-, aro
now building,;!:;: ; <..i‘.i-r ’.iMpr.ivrmtVi's-gri: : on
about sis a Post
hm,etW Spring liilkr ;< from tin locaiii
the placet tn- -- :.’.i • . '.'.r. water . and gjte. ti n re
mitted attf iff 1 av. Lien v ff i 1 paid to the accn,-
im illation .: • irilers and t: lets; fie in p(v?‘ ♦ .
be favored v,.. . his ff. ire -f pair
JDHN Fl’iTfepSGN.
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' May 25 • 13
i Aweary ia FltiJad . hia.
fo V CiOREY iit CO.
OFFER their services tocvl.tct for tbi - r -
and county iffoiidsffrkl others, b -.rg r,
against indiv.J. mis.and others, in l ij;: ff-i- biff—
l hey have det. ar.mi and to. devote' ia ccn iderable
1 portion id thi ir time t - this new I r nc! , iff.d r,r
I well convinced that the'r exi-rions v-iil pives.at
| islnctiuH to tin oyer -. ’1 here are no dual.:
I many.persons -fa disiance having claims f 'r t
: might he collected, were they aware of rosponm
•jWi persons ♦.-> ;n{dZf*!.. Tn^,-great expense in
many instances thi Lawyer’s fees, ttnd
where there !ms-ln-i-u no necessity for such. : j -
ci-hdii'.:!. prevents ninny lawful account.-'. IV< -p.'...
jmg adjusted. They will receive bills ~rd’acc
ounts from any part of the country, \i >h will.
,dit*d in this city, or forwarded by m iii as n -v be
directed. No charge.in any cure will be made
unless the money is actually collected. The com
mission in every instance, to be charged on col
lections, will be 10 per cent. Postage must l,'i
paid, or all letters will be reinclosed and returned
to the person sending.
May 10 9
i’riaitvg
Of every description,
//ie *sC(/o€r/dv?r
•Montpelier Spring * }
Aonroc POHiUy, C^eos*sia.
j
rruin under#: Tried, after gri ff 1 d-r-n and e*-
; -1 pense, is at length enabled to our:; this C3!a-j
j blisluaent to the notice of tl • public-
In a climate like ours, win r. tlie cii-aTva-iiig .
flueuec ol'iong and warm suinni' i experkmceu
by all, inviting the operation of causes, t* n ‘mg \
to the production of autumnal d’seeses. it i* '
' object of no triumg import to th-: commumN’ 1,1 ;
i have recourse to a situati >n in wltich the assau. ’-
j of diseas- may h,- prevented, its violence mitiga- '
0 L and recovery rein:, red spei-dv and rift-ctunl. I
■ Stu b aqilacc t!. undersietied i* i • stly believes he !
j isoiierii'g in the Spring.
I Independent ofthe advantageous location ofj
j this establisiuiii nt ; situated in a region unquos- :
1.1 I* |./V..!*1.,. 11. A *• 1,. .I • A.,| ,<!••• titlr. < r> i' tl. 1■ w 1
'-""'"'IJ ll'-OMI/| li' -*XI 'll U 1 < J 4,<il ill *y v- . ,1- |
ter, are of a chnrhcfisr entitling it to high claims j
upon the confidence of the Coinmiiidty.
The waters of Saratoga and Jiallston have long
since, rendered them places of extensive resort,
both by invalids and pi rsons of fashion. And tin
signal benefits derived lroin their use by persons
labouring under Chronic Diseases (1 special!y* iff,
the digestive organs) have obtained for them well
merited celebrity—and from .a pretty accurate
analysis, by gentlemen of competent -a-i -nc-,
comparing the result with the analysts of the
\\ aters of Saratoga and Ballston, as published by
Dr. Mead, they find the waters of the .Montpelier j
Spring, to possess, with 11 trilling exception the i
same chemical qualities. Asa chalybcatacontain
ing more Iron (halt thet, ,-mi-r .mi le s than the hit- j
ter, with a large..proportion ol ihe jguiiatcs of so- j
da and litne ; the mo-.t striking difference heiuSH
.theffibienet of uncoinhined fix.-d air, with which !
the Saratoga Of the beneficial |
njiplication of this Water in ui pase, the proprietor j
can hear ample testimonv.
In chronic affections o: the Liver, Eph n, vad
their conc(?mitaMfunclional derangement of the
M-iiaach ; be Can
seen remedy of crpml nature. In dyspopcia,!
lydra of modi rn times, it. is nu invaluable!
remedy, when aided as ovc-tv toinedv royrjt b'" bt*l
the ten j sfatt use of ayv,cll -■ lceted rt affu.u.
discasi sof the sklh, and , rticularly I'et'i.-r in all
its van. -y, it is-! certain remcyly ,ln dr : si- ffk-r-ni ■
visceral obstruction*, chrunic rh'uuniaiis '"k;-.
tuat 1 ■ xati-jn and <hdo..p,- cb'n;;t,-;uoiH i;p.:\lffs"
residnncq in low, unhealthy .situations, fas v-diff.
Is 10 It 1 -ffvestinmtad ff bi n.ffht nl Jtimony <
be iff off lic-vd to c.stabi. .'; truth thi.- .' -c
--ment, were it nc-di ■ or . hut &fffttt -
munßy wUf malrethe exjierinnnt and ik.-uik -f.,,?
thi msc’.vi c i end with their award the pri; rfetor
'••'ilieheestiniiy r; ; the repnufi mof thc‘i<prmg
T’lle UfoH-rsig;.. i ns’.a-.-s the je. iic th..*. to
, would 1 -t this recmiuntTid the ust f tfrf lot
; i chor water, .t havima iw- r. itxi ogive!-. ■ .q.-ig
f .. in ■
j- V -‘ii; \v )ea:v. i .inn; the right to juago of the
tcv.'ii ly he rtc .1 !iiuc-;rds.
This fount is situhted in one V the most
! health) nd ae. • mipr-o and situations of Georgia,
I sevonteei; mi.es t 1 icon n irt-hi road leadiug
j Iron. Uiff, p'.) . t Mis building is
iLtrge- on -, aiwated on an emi
-1 nenv ling; surrounded hy
ff • - \ ■ - ~il refreshed by an
■ r::ivig ciug.
1 - : " : ic to accommodate
• ir- i rt gui .r hoarders, and as
a- may favor him with
-* rest .nd liberality are
- - - -*c!i , usincsSa it is Ids
■ g" and -i bouse in every
I- “* - ; : sis bcjit elsewhere in
- ii will be stored with the
M' 'i- furaifthi a ami atti-mled.
J L -hie is tin-so charged at
the indi -,
B’ciff-i-; ' • i'.lLe Wp rfed for thoac
who piei-.t 1 . . *-ir owe boa/d,
; iOLAti CHILDERS.
| Mon*; • : ■ unty, May lfitii, 1831.
1 7T' T .
ff -t xt i ihp&’ i
| WAR.Ri'N ! Y, N, CAROLINA.
1 ,iV;c miles N i\arrc,ite:i and sixteen
ini.es . :t, of Lotisbvrg.y
.
i ,•
I ( V', , -' r f- r V.-'iy °f June next, the Buihlings cf
| Biis L- .ibltrhmert will l-e j.t-pared for the:
I recepuon ot V isito: s. Tae 11.-uses are large and I
ff.ntnerous, s. : . iu;tiysc, to accommodate an as-!
vfrcblage e-lt.vhor ihreo hundred lit-rsons coni-'
fert.ibiy,
she subscriber fmttcrcd with theexp-ctati-.m, i
,’h t the euiivenii nees -md improve meats-which
ha*o i een added to ih;a Establishment, in all
those matters which essentially concern the
lioaith, c mfi-rt, ami -.: msement of its visitors,
wib render it {fit tniming season, more attmetivo
1 th-ju.cvyr. Lie private iparttni.nts Will afford
i rm pf* r<? b cniein <o ii." dills, families, and ethers
! ' vl ’° prefi u. They at. so arranged, as to cunt
bine eve. rr.unp.mimcc audatcommodatiou,-suit-,
.ed to ti.- irgest or smallest assembly, n, ,!e my!!
I leniai-- IrT -ngements arc ajsir m.nic, vvi*h the;
parriett mi. >' '.me. oiffoting l-,yr, ..u families,
, : T “dim gtliem i-.rrge, spaefnua TTabihs, near to]
lor mm. %ey may select from the centrd luihlf!
J mg- -i do . -le ami sinple.romim, where tltoyj
■ ;r.es, perfectly secure in the eitjuy-'
j ff> e - : retirement. . * j
'■ff pledges herself to dot’ptc her :
r . ! • ii ’ ic tlrti accouunodatjioß of.^irivajej
j V ; tb. - v ;.! spare no means to render visTttffw
! ’ - .able, by providing every thing!
iha t Jga, • : ite t -llu-ir health, by carefully I
• ■ ' t annoyanceg.ofigvcrydeßcriptioßs
' l '- ' -bs :re abundantly spacious to
rt ( ' • - desire company, ' ’
. ■ - ' w ili be given at Shoci o during
. - 'id- v f‘ n delight in Music and
. • ft’m-m without us distilrb
• . -.'urn slightest degree, the rest
-'•g Places present more rational
; t than Shoeco. Located in the
• i populous \ art ofths ei>un
t.iiustut a polished society, it affords
• • Ji M* s JAIlu ciiuiate nnny nflvant;i?rcs, and
-• 'C MiMiiiicy over ;i!:t*iiu .Nlii!er;ii° Water
j • • ’’S to tlie Smith. It is believed that the
: :x Z T - , I , IOd u } i,s scr *ative , fleets upen
■m aflheted wi-h Dyspepsia, Billions dis
t • ' *• t I* y, where they have iht-.
[ sorvrred m its use.
.An mrangi incut will be m: ,,t o t 0 Jnw | )ivin> , l
i rsh |l' Vortorined at the Spring ot the Sal,bad) :
I “; SU, ; U V1;; : t " rs aa lm, y -hwst‘,caii attend
II '• aiming v. it limit iricoiivenii ace.
Mv ti rias fur Board, Ac. \liil be the same ns'
ff y. ar. vr/„ $l ,er day thr each grown ■ .'
per month, or 4-5 per Week ; Chudieii ami |
1 '■'“■•“'"'v -■
May I WI . VN-V JOHNSON. |
I-KIATJNOI.
The '‘SilverUser Ofiice
I s f-t' l ' op With 11, fire new Tvpe, and • ry ‘
I mati-n.il which cnahh- Printing f '
I-d with „• atm ss. The assortment of J„b ■ -,j *
Inncy lyp.s are, f*he latest and mm,
‘■•' : will bo taken 1 have li,,
t
t ricUß friend..: and the mbl
,c N- p. J, huh:.-
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Georgia, Bfotfxian ontgy.
rpl i IS Indenture,made this 2Ttli of April, m
A year of our Lord 1820, between Jarae*C. p ar
of the. county and state aforesaid, ofthe One part,
and John Fletcher, of the county of Jones ami
state aforesaid. <>f the other part, witne*seth:—.
T!mt the said James G. Parks did on the fifth dav
of February 1830, make and deliver to the sai,'
J.ii.n Fletcher his tvro certain promissory notes
i subscribed with his own proper hand, and bearin'-
i date t'i- said fifth day of February, 1830, by one of
; .vbic-h fluid notes, tlie said James G, Parks pro
. mswf to jmy the said John Fletcheror bearer,the
j sum u twenty--one hundred and sixty dollars, on
L w before the iwenty-fcfvh day of December next
~n sn ing the date l.er.-of, for value received • Xnd
by tim’ udier of oaid notes, tlie said James (;,
I’Yrks j, nnnised in pay the said John Fletcher
bearer, the £,nr! ol " twenty-one hundr ,i and fittv
five doilarsio.^t'rbefore the 25thof Decnnljcr IBip,
ti ir vu Inc r -cei v *• J• And a 1 -o - vat the said James (5,
Parks is indebted 1° the vakl John Fletcher inti*.
; just sum of five hui. Hlre,i dollars by op< accomu,
lor good--., wares and uiercnaru.’v.e, sold zadißli
| vt red to him by said i , uteher, and for money l ent
and udv; ;i.-ed to Jiiin by %a ’d Fletcher, and for
, money had aid received by him the said James 6.
Parks' fer me use of sgid Joi.' u Hetcher. Nov,
for ami in consideration ol'thes. 1111 of five dollats,
by the said John Fletcher to die 6a *d James
Parks in hand paid, die receipt whe. is k-ercW
acknowledged, as well as for the bet. *l* sr <trif
, die payment iff die aforesaid two promise °*Y
, and the said open account, the said j;. n U s * •
Parks hath granted, bargained and sold, find
• I yth si presents grant,bargain and sell unto .‘* w
i s:.i " Jidm I *i't. r. :.i- heir.-, ami assigns, all tl.-i*
h.tor.fr.H-t .-f land, lying aadhriug indie fifi.-nk
! disttiW of said county <.f Houston, and known anf
; distinguished iri said fifteenth district oi’llousto'r
; county, by miiiibi ft wo hundred and thr- , tbm -
; (her vi ith all and singular the growing
corn, cotton and cane thereon, consistum,.-
sixty acres of com, eighty-five acres of cotton, and
o!'.. acre and a half of sugar cane, three negroes,
Judah a woman ub mt forty years c-Jage, (’harli.-I
la boy (Judah’s child) about ten years of an"
Jvbn a boy (Ji tail’s child} years'., f
i-Jffc,' tori i- le al • f horses. t-oinrfit r
I Chitpp' f, A I '.mb of Nnrth-Ciirnliiia. on- a
! lte*f&4 orrer 1a . giit of William Colo, on? road
f w'ngg. -Yi. 'fiiie ox-f-.rt. one yoke of red steers, fif.
tver. :. -.,il of s'tFck cattle marked with a cr,.p and
I'.*! nt 111 each I'.', lorty head ot stock hogs mark
--.! w ith a crop and spht in each ear, four be,! ?l
! b' d-rt-. uis and furniture, one dozen chairs, foot
ploughs and plough gear, five axes and six weed
hoes, and the remainder of a stock of goods,
t'-.'Rsisting c.fcloths, calicoes, muslins, hats, shoes',
spirit:, -ns in. mors, and other articles: of igerchin.
1 Jiff', -m*: jniing to two thousand dollarsfbrt'l&.fe
iliov.t.s To have and to hold said bargained pro
perty to the (-.aid John Fletcher, his,heirs and at-’
; fe his and their own proper use, benefit ai: i
! behoof forever: And tlie said Jaines G. .Parks f..*
j him 1 'f, hu heirs, executors and- fidf.itntstrati.rs-,
; ’lit- s iid bargained property unto the said John
I t-trier will warrant and forever defend again
! f hc e!.,im of I rims.-If and his heirs, and against the
j claim of all other persons whatever; I’rovided
yerthidcss. that it ‘he said James G. l'.a-ks, ii
‘ivrirs, 1 xcenters and administrators, shall. ai. Lhv
] w,! ’> and truly pay or canue to be paid unto the sad
John Fktrher, lsis" heirs and -assigns the aferr
meutioiK and notes and -iccount; (amounting mri,.
sive to *,ae sum o_f forty-eight hundred
dollars,) on the days and times mentioned uni
appointed for the payment thereof in the said pr>-
uiissoiy notes mentioned, wi*!i lawful interest fir
the same aecerding to the tenor of said notes,
[ then and from thenceforth, as veil this present
; indenture, and the right to t'.io property therein
! (’"iiveyed as to the said promissory notes and tri
: 11 account, will cecse, d< termiue and be
void to all intents and purposes: And die said
John Fletcher doth hereby covenant and agree to
and with the said James G, Parks that tie the
said-Jobn Fletcher will not foreclose this mon
gage bi-f-re the first day of January in the ye..:
. and- that ho the said John Fletcher will
| permit th- siid James G. Parks and family to re
| main, in b,e houses now occupied by them, mid
i r -': ’ -d the profits and income of the property here
;by convey 1 1, tncsaul Jarnr-s (>. lilt i’-mi
j ly ar- to i-e supporu-d until the saut fir.-.- and y 1:
Jautiary eighteen hundred and thirty-twof Provi- I
did, tliat tlie said Jam'-S W, IJarks is not t:■ exer
cise any contn-ul or management what- v* r e.v-:
any of the said property ittHreiirbe-fen c nVcyeC
j hut me same is to rpfiiniii in tlie possession and
| under the eontroul ofthe said John Fletciier, v l ,
! >s t*> conduct and manage the same to thc 'b.eVt
i advantage and to apply the incomes and profits,
■ other than what shall be necessary tosujip-A
! said Parks and his family as aforesaid, to ‘tlie
payment of said promissory notes and the sail
account, and after paying off the said notes and
... - ’Ont, it there should be any ofthe aforemen
tioned property remaining, then the said .lolitv
Fletcher is to return the same to the said James
G. Parks, his-heirs or lawful representatives.
. In V -stimony whereof, the said Jaiu- sG, Pi.r'. a
hafhiierwuito sot his hand and seal, the day and
year first before written.
Signed, JA MLS G. PARKS, (L. S.)
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of t
WILLIAM MIZELL, C
robe RT PEACOCK, J.P.5
Hniikton County*
’ before me, Wesley Wi'-
being duly sworn, deposeth and sai'!..
that he/as i'g.'nt for J.-hn Fletcher, was in pos
■l session lif a-., rti'.-gc e\i rtttetP-by Jam* * B
l BjcW-to said J.-hn Fletcher! qf which lie hehevi:’
the instrument hereunto attnelii ffis ti true ei fiv,
and that, said mortgage has been lost, misiaid nr
destroyed, so that he cannot find it. Tliis Iff.
July, 1830. WESLEY WILLIAMS.
- Sworn to and suliscrilieil before )
ROBERT PEACOCK, J. P. 5
fJrorgln M HrtJiKtou Couii(y
appeared before mr% Wiiliam
zrl!, who being driy*swnm deposeth and said,
that he was a subreribing witness with Robert
Pone., -k, Esq. to a mortgage executed by James
H. Parks to John Fu teller, and that the iiistm
".l'ut hereunto attached is a true copy thereof in
lorm and su' stance, so far as Iris recollection
si rves him. This Ist dav July, 1830.
.. . WM. MIZELL.
Sworn tn nml subscribed before me, >
ROBERT PEACOCK, .1. P. $
In Houston Supcrt >r Court, October Riljotim*
1 K;h T.-i-ni, Ix.iO.
ff John Fletcher *q bs
.... Ip
Hie reprrsenfauves, heirs and creditors off 2..
.. Y. 1 " B- ir ks,di <*. late oi Houston Cownty.J a
uppciiring to the f.’ourl, en the petition of"
'* that he by bin agen( Vt6sk7
ilUr.ins, was m the peasession t,f m oiirfnal
! ’ ° 1,1 ’ r 1 ' 1 ' Ji hud boon dulvexecuted
hv lm said Janus Parks in his lith time, of
V ’ ’ l 7‘ lll * 'u' tlie annexed D a
' *'• V ‘ ’ .''Vi* f'J't that the said origintlllaf
, ,t 'V '"‘•'•H id or di-stroyed so that iy eansot-be
Imr ore l ' ,b, t’ on Ordered, that
lanPr w ' ■?’ 1,1 * : r a , nd .Teditris. ofi saii!
if'?■!"" ’ s - ,ow cause at-til ones l
; ■'t 'i ‘ ! . 'i !" 'V W !> ' annexed coj/v should
. ' ,~ V! -'f v "•* .u’s be/>n lost, mislay oci°*
tr-.v... asati nsmd: And that this be pakj
" of ,hr o Jmonths pevwp
tie-next term oi tins Court. "
(•EORGIA, > I, Edward (V^ieli,ClctV
ITrustou ( -ountj*. > tho Neper,or Court of
"UUty, do hi n ny certify, thi ,t the ’above
ti.fegoing rs a true extract taker iftom the minutfl
• . said Coirt. \ VELCH, r ”t