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MARRIED, On the 21st ult., by Win. L. Oulbrath, Esq. Mr. -Anthony J. Funderburk to Miss Duncan, ail of Harris county. FOR RENT, A BILLIARD ROOM anJ two first rate Tables Enquire at box 53 Post Office. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RFvr TWO LOTS in the rear of Mr. Preston’s dwel ling jn the City of Columbus, both well improved and suited for private residences. Two lots in the rear of Dr. Boykin’s, also improved and fitted up for private residences. The above lots are well located in a healthy part of the city and in good neighborhoods and will be sold or rented on accommodating terms. Also an unimproved lot’ adjoining Dr. Wilson's in mot beautiful part of ihe city. A>p'v to 48 ls ASA’BATES. PREACH, ITALIAN, MUSIC, DRA WING AND PAINTING. ANDERSON continues to instruct in the -bv-H. above branches, an 1 receives her pupils, sepa- i ralely or in classes, at her School-room, to the rear oi ! Mr. Norman’s store, Broad street. i Ladies wishing to study languages will find it b.e to join her classes, as her system of teaching a 1 I vaaces her pupils rapidly, without the fatiguing routine ot scholastic memorising. She will allow a few well I behaved bays the privilege of receiving lessons at her Academy, in any of the above branches. Mis3 An-ler- I B °ISI n e -!.’ a ”" 3 t 0 instruct classes at public schools. N. B. S to has male arrangements to accommodate i two or three young ladies with board an 1 lodging, who -may study under her superintendance or at school. Columbus. .Tan. 481 It. EDUCATION. OSCIIIBII respectfully informs the Citizens of Coiuinbus, that the second Quarter of his school will commence on the 31 Jan. 1838. . *Lhe course of instruction will embrace Mathema tics, the Greek and Latin Languages, together wiih tno usual branches of English. The French Lan -4g iage will al o be taught, if desired. Term s os Tuition per Qyarlir: -For the Glassies, - - _ _ Sl3 1 “ English, 8 I R. ROSE. Jan. 4 43 2t CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL I fSI IE subscriber will reopen bis School o:i Tues- Ju. day the 21 day of January next. The course of instruction will be the same as that j pursued in t lie higher academies, preparatory to ad- I ■mission into College, The Frencli will aUo be taught. | ■if required. T run of Tuition per Quarter: For the Classics, : : : ; S 13 “ English, : : : : : 8 side. “ J. B. CLAPP. Jan.jL 43 2t MEDICAL NOTICE, pi It.. EDWARD DELON \ . having permanently ,*LP settled himself in the city of Columbus, respect fully tellers his professional services to the citizens thereof, and of the surrounding country. He designs and wring hit time exclusively to his professional duties ; those, therefore, who call for him, rnay expect the most prompt and regular attentions. His office is in the south wing of the Columbus Ho tel, next door above Dr. Wilson’s, Broad street, and fiiis residence is the next adjoining, south of the Fe male Academy. Columbus, Ga., Jan. 4. 1833. 43 3 m THE RACES. THE annual SPRING RACES over the West ern Course, at Columbus, Ga. will come off the last Tuesday (27) February next, when the following ■purses will be offered : Ist Day. 1 Mile heats—Purse S3OO 2 1 Day. 2 Mile heats—Purse SSOO 31 Day. 3 Mile heats—Purse S7OO 4 ill Day. 4 Mile heats—Purse SIOOO 5h Day. 1 Mile heats—best 3 in s—Purse S3OO On Mon lav, the day before the Jockey Club races, * f Jolt Sweepstakes will come off. S2OO entrance—ha.f ff.ifotr—9 subscribers and closed. The r i’ k mi i fixtures will bo in fin-3 repair, and all Gentlemen of the Turf arc- invited to attend and con tribute to the sports of this new and flourishing associa tion. the secretary. The Georgia Journal. Augusta Chronicle and Sen tinel. Constitutionalist, Alabama Journal, ‘(Mont.) and the Huntsville paper will publish the above 7 times and forward their accounts to the Secretary. 48 7t LOST, A LARGE Calfskin HOC K F.TBOOK, contain ing a variety of Notes of Hand, among which are the following : A note on Jefferson Reid for $225 *• “ “ Seymour R. Homier for $l5O i, ,i ii i.'retfk Cabcl , made payable to A. Clav'on for S3OO •• “ “ Fred’b Oabel for $220 The makers of the above described notes are hereby warned not to payor liquidate the same, to or with any person other than myself. The iPook-eftKM-k was ■dost ill some part of the city, most likely hi flic street. A liberal reward will be given for its delivery to the subscriber, or at the Bar of the Citv Hall, Jan. 4. 48 2t JONATHAN CROSHAW. _ LOST, ~ ON Tuesday morning, Jan. 2, a NOTE OR HAND on Mr. Saunders of Marion county, for twenty-five dollars, made pavab'e to the subscriber, and due on the 25th of December las'. All persons are can done! against trading for said note. Jan. 4. 43 It JEREMIAH CULPEPPER. ’ NO' VIC] E. I HEREBY warn all persons not to trade for a NO TE OE HAND execute I bv me to Jeremi ah Walls, for one hundred and sixty-five do'lars duo the first of January 1S3"), and dated Oct- ber the 30 h, 1837. The considers ion tor which it was givnhas failed, and I am determined not to pay it until com pelled by law Dec. 8, 1837. •IS It WM. G. JAMES. NOTICE.” ALL persons havin r do nan l< against the estate of JOEL 14. JAMBB late of AI iscogeo. decease I, are requesto 1 to present them, regularL ,anthem iea’ed, for settlement ; and al! pcr-oiis mneb'ed to said est.a'c, are hereby requested to cr.tne forward and make mi ni ‘diatc settlement. JNO. KEATING, Adrri’r. Jan. 4, 1833. 4S 4t X 6f ICEL OUT V days after date, application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Alnsco gee county, for leave to sell the personal estate of Hen ry 13. Alillirkiu late of sai I couu'v, deceased. J A AIK 3 11. CAMPBELL. Adin’r Jan. 4. 48 5t with the will annexed. CAUTION. ALL person? are cautioned asainst tradin'; for eight thirty dollar PROMISSORY NOTES, matin by the subscriber to John Ware, of Harris • county, (Georgia, dated sometime in August or Sep tember, an I ail payable the 2Sth Dec. 1337. The con sideration being so that I atu determined to pavno’ ody tut the said John Ware. LEVI GREEN. Dec. 13. 1837, 4* it dissolution. TB VIE Medical associa ion here.ofore existing be lli tween the subscribers, is this day dissolved by limitation. Dr. Rose alo’ie ;s authorised to collect the •debts, and no receipt except given by him, or his au thorised agent, will be deemed valid. 11. F. ROSE. Stewart County, Dec. 25,1538. KEENE. H. F. ROSE, M D. continues the practice of his residence, the stunJ of the above firm, where he may at all times be found, excepting when ab sent on professional business. From the pressure cf the times, he is determined to reduce his fees consider ably below those that have been charged in this coun try. 48 Steow AN ORDINANCE. BE IT ORDAINED, by the Mayor and Coun cil of the City of Columbus, that in pursuance of 1 an act passed the Cos ii December, 1887, amending the .acts incorporating the City of Cos u abus, that a poll shall be opened at the follow ing places, undtr thesu -perintcndence of two Freeholders, for two Aldermen •for each Ward, and a Mayor, to serve for the year 1833, on the b h day of January mst. as follows : Tn tiie first, or Franklin Ward, at the house lately occupied by A. Gilbert, in Oglethorpe street, under the superintenden o of Hiram Read, Henry King, and E. S. Greenwood. In tho second, or Randolph Ward, at the house of <3. Ghat field. Esij in Oglethorpe street, under the su- I perinten lenco of G. Chatfield, J. Warner, and fi. J. 11. Ware. In the third, or St. Clair Ward, at the Social Hall, under the superintendence of A. K. Ayer, Allen Law hon.and Richard Jones. In the fourth,or Thomas Ward, at the Court House under the superintendence of C. L. Bass, Win. Y. Barden, and John Fonluin. In tho fifth, or Few Ward, at the house of Magirt -Ivy, Esq. imler the superintendence of G. W. Dil lard, S. E. Buckler, and John B. Peabody. In the sixth, or South Ward, at the School Room, in Broad street, under the superintendence of B. F.Cole -jnan, T. G. Gordon, and Win. Blair, An! that a copy of this ordinance shall be published ■in the two Gazettes of this city once, and at each of the places designated above for the election aforesaid, until the election is over. Resolved, That the managers of tho election be re quested to open the polls in their Wards a’ 10 A. NT. and meet at the council chamber at 5 o o’clock P. M. for the purpose of consolidating the votes given for Mayor. ‘ MICHAEL N. CLARKE, C. C. Columbus, Jan. 3.1833. 48 It ON CONSIGNMENT. CASKS fresh TUoniaston Lime. Just ru’d by ALLEN & YOUNG. Jan. 5. I 8. Live Geese Feathers, just re l) \ ceivcd and for sale bv RANKIN. AIcQ.IIAID & WISE. .. il. dffif S Fi E RIFFS’ s A L E S . BAKER SALES. be sold,on the first Tuesday in FEBRU * ARY next, before the Court House doot in the town of Newton. Baker county, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit'; Lot of land No. 233, in the 4th district of Early county, levied on as the praoerty of James S. Parks to satisfy a mortgage ft. fa. issued out of Early Supe rior Court, in favor of O.iver Porter and others, point ed out in favor of mortgage fi. fa. Lot No 201, in the Bth district of formerly Early, now Baker county, taken as the property of Win. F. Crmshaw, to satisfy two fi. fas. fiom the Superior Court of Jasper county, in favor of Benjamin Davis vs. sai I Crinsliaw. Property pointed out by Thomas J. Holmes. B. O. KEATON,, Sheriff. Dec. 13. ’ 43 CARROLL SALES. WILL be sold,on the first Tuesday in FEBRU ARY next, before the Court House door in the | town of Carrollton, Carroll county, within the usual I hours of sale, the following properly, to wit: | Lot of land No. 156, in the 11th district of Carroll j county, levied on as the property of Aquiia Flint, to j satisfy a fi. fa. issued from a Justice’s Court in'Colum | bia ceunty, in favor of Davi 1 Cooper vs. sai l Aquiia ; Flint. Levy made arid returned to me by a-Constable. | Lot of lanl No. 105 in the 9th district of Carroll county, levied on at the property of Elisha Horn, to | satisfy’a fi. fa. issued fi-om a Justices Court of Rich ! rmnd county, in favor of Lewis Rhodes vs. said Horn. | Levy made an ! returned to me bv a Constable. Lot of land No. 176, in the 9th district of Carroll county levied on a’- the property of Thomas Frazier, to satisfy a li. fa. issued from a justice’3 Court of Wil kinson county, in favor of Janies Neal, for the use of Elisha Delk. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. Dec. 29. JOHN DEAN. Sheriff. AT THE SAME TIME A ED PLACE WILL HE SOLD, Lot of land. No. IG7 in the 9 h district of said county, j levied on as ibe property of Samuel McGunkin, to | satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of We McMicheal. issued I from a Justice’s Court of Walton county. Levy made | and returned to me bv a Ccns'able. Dec. 29. 43 MATTHEW REED, D. Sh’ff. TALBOT SALES. WS/ILL be so! I on the first Tuesday in FEBRU i V V ARY next, at the Court House door in the town of Talbotton. Talbot county, within the legal j hours ofsalo, the following properly, viz ; One town lot, in the town of Talbotton, containing j eight acres, more or less, with a Tan yard thereon”, levied on by vir'ue of a mortgage fi. fa. issued from Talbot Inferior Court, in favor of 11. M. Osaood &<• v. John J. Miller. ° ’ Also fifty acres of land adjoining Mrs. Landrum and Boswell Freeman, levied by an attachment and sold by order of the Superior Court, in favor of Fitzpatrick and Mahone and others vs. William Freeman. Also two cows and calves, levied on as the property of Thomas J. Bngg, to - atisfy one fi. fa. issued from Tal bot Superior Court, in favor of Haver!and Kees &c. Also one bay mare and one sorrel mare, four cows and caves, two heifers, ten head of pork hogs, one bag of cotton, one cart an t steers, levied on by virtue of a distress warrant in favor of Samuel Rue vs. Joseph Chandler. WTL L EE SOID, AT THE SAME PLACE. OS THE FIRST TUESDAY IS MARCH NEXT. Three negroes, to wit; Anthony, a man, about 21 years of age ; Scy, a man, about 25 years ol age ; Harriet, a girl, about 14 years of age. levied virtue of a mortgage fi. fa. issued from Talbot Inferior Court, in favor of Hezekiah Ford vs. Robert F La nier. ’ THOMAS U. ROBINSON. D. Sheriff. Jan. 1. .43 STEWART SALE. WILL be sold, at the Court House in the town of Lumpkin. Stewart county, on the first Tues day in FE BRUAR Y next, the following property, viz : Two-thirds of lot of land No. 225, and (hroe-lourths of lot of land No. 229, in the 31st district of originally Lee, now Stewart county, well improved, whereon Al len M. Tatum how lives. Also about four hundied bushels of corn, more or less. Also one brass clock. All levied on as the property of Alien M. Tatum, to satisfy one li. fa. issued from Talbot Superior Court, in favor of Drakefo and 1.. Trammel vs. Allen M. Ta lum and Benjamin Jinkins. Dee. 26. LEONIDAS W. HILI,. Sheriff. AT THE SAME TIMiZ AND PLACE WILL BE SOLD, Lot of land No H 57. in the 21th district of Stewart coun f y, taken as the property of John M. Glaze, to satisfy a ti. fa. issued from a Ju3‘iee’s Court of Marion countv. in favor of John Shaw. Levied oil and re turned to me by a Constable. Jim. 1. 49 M. M. FLEMING, D. Sheriff. PAY ETTE~SALES. ■WTgTILL be sold,on the first Tuesday in FEBRU VV ARY next, before the Court House door in the Town of Fayetteville, Fa l cite county, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, viz:; Jacob StanJely’s interest m lot of land No. 1, in the 5h district of originally Henry,now Favette county, levied on by an execution, issued out of a Jus'ice’s Court of Favette county, in favor of Thomas Dothard vs. the said Standely. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. Also the east half of lot No. 70, in the town of Fay etteville. levied on as the property of William G. Sikes, ■by one execution issued from a Justice’s Court of Fay ette county, in favor of Thomas “Byrne vs. the said Sikes. Levied on and returned in me bv a Constable. ANDREW McBRIDE. Sheriff D-c. 2.5. 48 MEItIWETHEtt SA LK WILT, be sold on the first Tuesday in FEBRU ARY next, before the Court House door in the town of Greenville, Meriwether county, between the usual hours of sale, the following p’opertv to wit: Lot of land No. 233 in the 2d district of formerly Troup, now Me iryether county, levied on as the pro nrrtv of Edward Magruder. to satisfy sundry small fi. fas. issued from a Justice’s Court of Walton county, in ■favor of Reuben Ransomeand others vs.said Magruder. Levy made and returned to me bv a Constable; Jan 1. 48 JOHN 8. BLALOCK, Sh’ff. RANDOLPH SALKS TnKTILT. be sold, on the first Tuesday in FEBRU- V v AR.Y next, before the Court House door, in ‘he town of Cuthbcrt, in the county of Randolph, the following property, to wp ; Lot of land No. 48. in the s'h dis'rict of Randolph county, levied on as the property of Robert Currey. to satisfy one fi. fit. from a .Tus'ioe’s -Court of Fayette county, in favor < f Larkin Barnet vs. Robert Currey. Levy made and returned to me bv a Constable. ‘Lot ot land No. 47 in he 8 h district or said county, levied on as ‘he property of Garrett Woodhem, to satify two fi. fas from a Justice’s Court, of Green county, in favor of A. Gray vs. Garrett Woodham.— Levy made and returned to me hy a Constable. RICHARD DAVIS, D. Sheriff. Dee. 23. 43 HEARD SALES. “W®/ILL be sold, oti the first Tuesday in FEf.RU g V ARY next, before the Court House door in the town of Franklin, Heard county, at the usual hours of sale, the following property, viz: Lot of land No. 3G, in the 12th district of originally Cat roil now Heard county, levied on as the property of -Sha lr ck Knight, to satisfy four fi. fas. issued rom a Justice’s Court, in favor of L. 11. Featherston.— Property pointed out by plain’itPs Attorney. Levy made and returned to me bv a Constable. Also 75 acres, more or less, of land, a part of lot No. 72, in the 14 It district of formerly Carroll, now Heard county, levied on as the property of Jourdin Driven, to satisfy three fi. fas. issued out of a Justice' , s Court cf Henry county, in favor of Peter Warren.— Levy made and returned to me bv a Constable. CALEB GARRISON, Sheriff. Dec. 29. 48 RANDOLPH SALES. QHJTLL be sold, on the first Tuesday in FF.BRU | v W ARY next, before the Court House doer in I the town of Cuthberf, Randolph county, between the ! hours of 10 o’clock A. M., and 3 o’clock P. M,,thc followin'; property, viz : Lot of land No. 350. in the 7th district cf now Ran dolph county ; levied on as tho property of Hutson Harden, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. issued from a Jus- tice’s Court, in and for said county of Randolph, in fa vor of John Barton and others vs. said Hutson Harden. Levy made and returned to me by a Constable. A Iso one lot of land No. 239, in the 18th district-es formerly I.ee, now Randolph county, levied on as the property of John Ashton, to satisfy two fi. fas. issued from a Justice’s Court, in Green county, in favor of H. S. & S. li. Unman. Levy made and returned to me by a Cons’able. Also lot of land No 259, in the sth district of for merly I.ee.now Rando’ph county, levied cts as the pro- j I pertv of David J. Oarscy, to satisfy two fi. fas. issued i | from a Justice’s Court, in Irwin county. Levy made j and returned to.me by a Constable. 1 Also twenty acres of land, more or less, of lot No. j 1 70. in the.6th district of said county, to satisfy a fi. fa. | issued from Ear’v Superior Court, in favor of Hilary ! j Hook vs. Timothy Leadbetlicr. Property pointed out j : bv R. li. Honks. LEWIS GREGORY, Sheriff. j Dec. 20. 1537. 47ts ADMINISTRA TORS’ SALE. WILL be sold.on the fitst Tuesday in MARCH i next, bes ire the Court House door, in the town | of i tuthbert, Randolph county, at the usual hours of ; sale, lo* of land No. 70 in the 4th district of originally I Lee, now Randolph countv. belonging to the estate of i Findly G. Stewart, late of Favette con'v, Ga. ! ‘ JAMES G. STEWART, MOHTOM N.BURCH. Dec. 29. -48's Adm’rs FOUR MONTHS after da'o application will be I made tothe Honorable the Inferior Court ofTal- I hot countv, when sitting for ordinary purposes, far leave • to sell the real estate of the orphans of Thomas Smith, | deceased. JAMES C. LENNAR! >. Dec. 22, 137. 48 Guardian. L. I M K . j /\ /\ RBLS. new Thotnaston Lime expected by l y Fiy the Steamer Oceo-la. fr-.m Apalachicola.— Will be sold low if taken at the wharf. WM. P. YONGE, Front street. Nov. 16. 44'f A RESTAURATEUR is opened on St. Clair ; jB, st re*-, under the superintendence rs S. i timer. Dec. 21. -Ifitf ANTHONY LE.VIE. | LIST OP LETTERS i ■ REMAINING in the Post Office at Columbus. -■./ January 1, 1838. Alex4nder,Mrs Mary Ann Morgan, I.ittlen Alexander, Robert Ii Murphey, E W 2 Alexander, William Mahey, Samuel Alexander, Francis Murray, Peter Agriculturist, publishers iff Muckle, John •he Morrison, Richard T Butt, Airs Priscillo Murray, William M Bridges, James Murray, James M Brown, Mrs Nancy Maxviile, James Brown, Poilard Methvin, Richard Butiar, Thomas S Murray, Sarah Ann Baldwin. Airs Jane E Morris, Thomas 2 Brown, Airs Jaua E Hanghaai, R E Burt, James Martin, Eliza Bates, John Alartin, Airs Elizabeth Brewer. Mrs AI J Maze. Rarapt A Odeni Bives, Phillip T AlcKissack.>lissßebecker Barber, D J McEall, Daniel Brown, Aliss Martha I AlcLandrum Burnett; William McDowell, William Bedsolc, John McCoy, Thomas Bailey, John McCoy, Thomas Bczxrman, William A McClauskey. John Bally, Robin C 3 McClendon, Brasswell, D B McCrary, Airs Elizabeth Baker, John AlcAiister, Harvey Bowen, Nicholas W AlcCioud, John Brown, Aliss Elizabeth S Nay, Harlow Blanchard, Ephraim Nelson, Ebenezer Belluze, A Odver,John Baw, Mrs Gilley Oeom.r, Mrs Brooks, James M Oliver, James Brewer, Airs Margaret Pettigrew, John Bairde, J B Powel, H D Brown, John W Philpot, Thomas 3 Bower, Isaac E Purdtn, Joseph S Brown, Miss Amanda Phi lips Benjamin Brown, Benjamir G I-trry, S Carnes, Rob. rt W 2 Pitts, John D Collins, John Pigott, (."apt Elijah Cauthin, Thomas J Page, Gi.nian Corndus, John Prickelt, Abraham L Coieman, Mrs Catherine Peearson, J “W & G W Caldwell, Airs Alary Parenoire, Iloleu Christy, Capt. Albert AI Phillips, P Chambers, JambersAl Pairick, JIC Champion, Henry Proper, James A 2 Cofield, Bembrey Pierson, Sarah Camel, Lelia Pierson, Aliss Alary Clark, AI S Phelps, Aliss Francis Cooper, Mark A Rylander, William J Croxton, Gideon II Riley, William Coleman, Benjamin F Reeves, Rev Prior Chalker, Alias Amelia 2 Robeson, James Clark, Thomas N Ratliff, George Copeland, JT Ray, J L Chittenden, L S Richardson, Robert Cox, Nixon liyon, Lewis Cashier of the Planters Reynolds. William J _ and Alechanicks Bank RoLerls, Enoch C Clark, ‘l homas Rowston, Elijah Caps, David Richard. Air Campbell, Thomas J Smith. Hezekiah Christian, Allen Sellers, Thomas Crooks, Miss Nancy Spring, Albert G Conway, Wesley Sheffield, O G Davis, William B 2 Spier, William Dean, Charles P Smith, George 2 Duflie, Nathan Sasnett, Jame3 DaVis, James Sanders, Drusilia L Davis, Henry Sellers, William J Davis, Thomas Stone, Charles Davis Si Stewart Smith, Rev Joseph Edwards, Sarlo Spire, G Edson, Calvin Smith, C W Elkins, Rev. David Thorp, Aliss Elizabeth English, John S’ewart, John B English, Mr. Siatter, John J Evans, Josiah Steedman, John Eimendorf, Reuben Stewart, Aliss Elizabeth Evans, D. & J. Spear, Anderson Flake, Augustus Smith, Laborn J Fishburne, Maj.Edwerde Sa as. Etheldred'-o Foster, John li Sutton, H S ° Ferrell, William Smith, Air Fletcher, Alaj.R. AI. 2 Stiles, Benjamin Ferguson, Benj Sanders, Julius Freekmun, John Sims, John Field, George Safe, John Glasgow, Robert Skinner, isacc A Green, Wil iam Thomson, Jt Godfiey, Janies G Thomson, Airs Lucy Gordy, Wilson Thomason, Micajah F Gordon, John N Tarver, Abraham Graham, John Thornton, Dozier Green, 0 O Taylor, Joseph J Gray. J P Taylor, Robert B Giltengur, Phillip Thompson, Daniel Grigsby, James Townes, Col Joseph II Gray, Benone Tellis, Moses Goreou, Thomas W Turner, Gen H II Gil gore, B S Terry, Samuel C Herndon, James Taylor, Martha AI Holcomb, Henry B Turner, Larkin Hubbard, Daniel 13 Townes, W’illiam Hurt, Henry Vanhir.ekle, John Hill Benjamin 2 Younge, Charles Holland, Thomas A Younge, Thomas Harris, Wiley Younge, William AI Haney, lliiam Younge, J oil P Harris, A Zimmermaun, D E Harris, J Al Capt 3 White, Henry Herron, S J Wright, John At Hodges, Miss Elizabeth Williamson Airs Nanev G Howard, J & S J Weathers, William Hollingsworth,•Stephen Westmoreland, Mark J Harris, Airs S Welch, Thomas Hunt, W Walton, Thomas L Hill, Joseph B While, Nelson \V Hay good, James E Woods, N G Ilostead, William Ward, Robert A Jones, Airs Aon N White, Joel P Johnson, Amos Whitnel, David T Jackson, Zadock Whitfield, D B Jones William Wilber, Ezra Johns, Jesse B Wilkins; William Johnson. !)liss E A 2 Weatherred, David Jo nson Zachariah & Wilkins, John Thomas Watr, Henry Jackson, Barnett Warr, Edward Janies John Webb, James Kelley, William II Williams, N B Kirbon, Joseph Waggor.tuer, Wiley Kirrants. John Wear, G Kobb & McKay Williams, Janies S Kirkley, John H Wynne, William F Knight, Walter Ward, Franklin B Ki.burn. G A Wright, William J Keys William or Daniel Williams, John Ii McCloud Watson, Thomas Kirtiand, S C & Son Wea. liington, William Loyd. Aliss Lacy 2 Wright, Isaac Al 2 Logan, William T Ward, David Lumpkin, Robert Wiikerson, John Laflin. Daniel Weir, Samuel Lochabay, John L Wood, John W Lawrence, A’lrs Eleanor Wright, John Lowe. Aliss Martha Williams, Dr Wilson Led, Wiliam Willis, Joshua Mcrshon, Joseph E White. Will ram JAMES VAN NESS, Post AI aster. fCT* Persons calling for the above letters wut please say they are adveitised. 43 3i LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING iu the Post Office at Talbotton. Ga. January 1,1838. j Aukins, Henry Lockhart, J. R. j Beggarly, Airs. Alary Lawrence, Rev. T. P. 2 I Bi’.uan, Thomas Long, Wm. i Brown. Franklin -Lloyd, J. E. &J. AI. 2 Bruce, James 3 Me Tyre, Wm. Blow, Benjamin McAllister, Al. W. 2 Blow John AlcLevan, Neill Bailey, Aliss E. A. McJunkin, Samuel Benty, Thomas A’ldvin. D. Bagiey, Archibald A'lann, R, B. Brady, Thomas Alanes, Benjamin Cuiliu, Thomas AJashel, Edwin Castens, R. J. Morris, Win. Oar rake o, Jacob Maxwell, Benson Cox, Chappell . Morrice, Elijah Cody, Elias J. Miilen, Thomas Y. Dickson, Wm. Mathis, Miss Maria Davenport, Raymond 2 Rlershon, Henry B. Denham, At msted Noles, Parker Davis, Benjamin Nelson. Miss Lydia Dicky, Owen H. Nunn, Mr. Dickson, R. 11. Owen, Philemon Denson, A. C. Owen, Robert Daniel, It. 11. Patterson, Flournoy, N. Parker, Duke & Cos Fields, Mrs. Nancy Pickison, Wro. Green, Mrs. Nancy Robinson, Wm. Griffin, John Rogers, Harvey Gibson, Springer Rugg, A. K. 2 Guysa, Thomas Stubbs, Peter Given, John P. Stallings, Writ, “* Goodwin, Joseph Stamper, M. W. Howell, Stephen Solomon. John | Hammonds, 11. P. Yooke, Thomas B. j Hicks, Win. Twin he, Daniel j Hoit. Mr. Tamplin. John | Hardman. Garrett White, Zachariah 5 ; Hunter, E. A. Wynn. George li. j Harris. Miss Lucy H. W'e<t, Moses | Harris. Rev. West Watkins, Jesse I Jackson, J esse Watkins. Wm. ! Jemison, Humphrey Wilson, Jamas D. ; Lynch, Janies L-. 2 Persons calling for any of tj ic above letters will j please say they arc advertised, j -13 3t It. W. ROFFE, P. M. IG EORGIA, TALBOT COUNT yT ; dgWIIEREAS Daniel C. Maunds applies to me ! a V for letters of administra ion tn the estate of Abel Camp, late of said county, deceased— i These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be an 1 appear at my office, within the time prescribed by j i law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters ’ should not be granted. Given under my hand at office. Dec. 20, 1337. 43 4t WILLIAM S. GOSS. c. c. o. (GEORGIA, TALBOT COUNTY. ~ ! H EREAS Mary EUoot applies to me for let- V 7 V ters of administration on the estate of Samuel : Eiloot, deceased— These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin ; gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be i and appear at my office, within the time prescribed-by ; ! law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters I ; should-v.ot be granted. Given under iiw hand at office, Dec. Jo_ 1637. t 12 1 ‘ WILLIAM S, GOSS. < , * • A UCTI O N SALES. EXTENSIVE SALE. Twenty Thousand Dollars Stock of Goois. ON MONDAY. JAN. 8, at eleven o’clock, I will commence the sale cf an expensive btxk of Goods, consis ing cf as follows : Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, ■ Hats, Crockery, &c. &c. Terms, a’l sums under $lO cash; all over SlO and; under §SO. sixtv days ; all over SSO and not exceeding i SSOO, six man hs ; all over $503, twelve months. Alerchants desirous of adding to their stocks, will find it much more to their advar.’age to attend this sale than to order from New York or New Orleans, as they will get better bargains and more liberal credit. NORTON, Auctioneer. Jan. 4 43 1 BY E. SIGOI’UNET 3EORTOV. Wiil be sol i, at public auc ion. on the ihird Monday of January, 1832, a large assortment of curled maple and Windsor Chairs ; also rocking an 1 Ladies’ sewing Chairs. Also a large stock of Mahogany vaneering and planks ; poplar, walnut, beach, curled maple, and other lumber. A great variety of cabinet maker’s tools, benches, &c. Sic. Hair cloth, figured and plain, for chairs, sofas, rocking chairs and oOomans ; Eg\p tianand Italian marble, For centre tables , pine tables, bureaus and wash stanls. Also a great many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms. —One fourth cash, balance in small notes, well endorsed. Credit given, on ail sums under fitly dollars, three months : under one hundred debars, four months : above ona hundred dollars, six months. Dec. 28. 47 2t GEORGIA, TALBuT COUNTY. SOVE.MBER TERM 1837. liferior Court of said county, sitting for ordinary pur poses. Present their Honors. “H"TPON hearing (he petition of John Kellett, praying the Court to direct the admiiiistra’or of the estate of Jeremiah Castleberry, deceased to make titles to the said John Keilett. of lot of land number ninety-eight, in the twenty-seventh district, and ihird section iff ori ginally Cherokee, now Walker county, in accordance with the condi i >n of the bond of the sai l Jeremiah I Castleberr , (a copy of which is annexed to said peti- ! tion.) it appearing to the Court that the said Jeremiah i Cas leberry, deceased did. in his lifetime, to wit: on ! the fourteen'li day of May, in the year of our'Lord j eighteen hundred and thirty-six, enter ln’o and make I his bond, by which he boun 1 himself to make titles to ! the said John Ke'lelt, of and to a certain tract of land, j i.i said bond men'ioned, -o wit: the tract of land above designated; and that the said Jeremiah Castleberry I died without having made or executed’ said titles as j afivesr.i l, an 1 without having made provisions there- j for by will ; and that the said John Kellett has become I and is entitled to have the title to said tract of land, as [ aforesaid. These are therefore to notify all persons I concerned of the aforesaid application or petition, and that Simeon Castleberry, administrator of the estate of said Jeremiah Castle! erry, deceased, will be directed to make titles, agreeable to the condition cf said bond, at the next term of this Court, after the expiration of three months from the date of this order, provided no objection be filed thereto. And it is ordered by t’ e Court that a copy of the foregoing be published in one of the public gazittes of this State, at least three months, and in the public places of said Court of Tal bot. A true extract from the minutes of said Court, this day of November. 1837. By the order of the C-.urt. 43 4t WILLIAM S. GOSS, Clerk. GEORGIA, TALBOT COUNTY. UPON a petitionof Charles Jourdin, that he is the holder of a bond made by William Shepheard,sn. for titles to lot of land No. thirteen, in the sixteenth dis trict of originally Houston, now Upson county, or to the ninth half of said lot; and that the said William Shepheard, sn. since t he time of the making of said bond, unto the said Charles Jourdin, and before he.the said William Shepheard, sn. had made titles in confor mity to said bond unto the said Charles Jourdin, be, the said William Shepheard, sr. depar ed this life, in testate, aid leaving no means for the said Charles Jourdin to prove titles to said parcel of land, only as the law directs &e. And it further sheweth to the Court that James Ballad is now acting administrator on the estate cf the said William Shepheard. sn. de ceased. It is theres ire ordered that this rule fcs pub lished ic the gazettes, in order that the kindred and creditors of s;ii t deceased slie'.v cause, if anv thev have, in terms of the law, why the said James Ballad should not be directed bv the Cour', to make letters in obedience to said bond Hie. Bv order of the Court, ihis 6 h day of Nov 1837 48 41 WILLIAM S. GOSS. Clerk.’ TO raE CITIZENS OP RAITUOIiFU COUNTY. WHEREAS, a report is and has been circula ting. throughout Randolph county, that Jona than Williams and myself. Lemuel Webb, have been engaged together in swindling L. B. Camp out of a certain bond, made bv John Devcnport to William Alorris, calling for lot of land No. 10, in the 9th district, first section, now Randolph county , which circulating report I feel myself authorised and bound, from duty, to contradict. But 1 shall be moderate in so doing • and will only state facts which will be a sufficient con tradiction. In June, or thereabout, last, Mr. Camp made oath that. Jonathan Williams, with one Lemuel AVebb, bad tried to swindle him (Camp) out of bis just and equita ble title, fee simple, to lot of land No. 10. in the 9th district, &c. Williams was arrested and taken before a court.formed for that purpose. Names o r witnesses : Atuin Webb James Luggs, Islioni Philips and A brier Coleman. Coleman's testimony might have been termed neutral. Philips stated, oil oath, that be knew nothing against “Will ams ; (not sworn to sav any thing about Lemuel Webb) but turned himself—his right hand partly lifted, pom'in? towards me, and with” a trembling band, bis knees sinking, his countenance tell ing the feelings of a guilty sou!—offered the most scan dalous report. 1 ro.-v Irom mv seat and went towards him—his band fell, an” he exclaimed, mv life is in votir hands. Sirs, enough *o think—l sav but little. ! The o'her testimony was in -Williams’ favor, and also the confession ofOamo wi'h his-(Camp's) oa ! h. This the court knows tube the fact; but Williams was sent to jail. Further statements: In September. 1836 T was at Mr Williams’. lie relate! t 0 me the manner in which Mr. Ct trip had bought his land. In relating the whole routine of circumstances, I suspected that there was fraud of the darkest kind ; and held a conversation with Williams, but not on a plan of swindling vet to detect a f :nd ; and between the s'h and 10 b of Octo ber. 1830 Sarah Webb (mv wife) bought said bond $550 —writing sufficient t( show the fact of the trade! The bond was not present a‘ the time, neither did nor could she get hold of it for some time af'er , hut even tually got hold cf if in terms c(f the contract. M r . I Camp, sotne'inii’ after, agreed to pav Williams for his labor, providing that Williams would give him peacea ble possession. Many months after, for the first time. I beard Mr. Camp say that the bond was his, .(knowing in whose hands the bond was.) demanded of Williams the bond, yet owned immediate’y after that the bond was for Wil liams to do what he p eased with. This acknowledg ment I heard. Air. Camp stated to Ales-srs. C and A , that he had no use for the bo d—that it was no account—he would not give any thing for it, &c. Ha (Camp) also slated to Sand W the same in subs ance, and almost in word. lie (Camp) also stated to J the same ; and further, that, he had rather have a piece of blank paper, for it ; would do to write on. and the bond would not—that the 1 bond was no account £cc.; and to many others he has chatted hi the same way. The foregoing are facts.— j l now ask if Williams and 1 have swindled Camp m ] any shape or form ? Aly w ife bought the bond from Williams—has since paid to Davenport the amount of money which he (Davenport) first sold the bond for; which money, he sai I. had never been paid by the first purchaser, Wm. Alorris. and has the only good title that, ever was made. Now 1 ask whose land it is ? Sarah’and I made rt contract, before marriage, and she hasher trustee. If C.:mp lias been awkward, she is not to blame. Now Camp enieman-!ike, should give tip the bond, and in future have better luck ; and never fall out with a silly woman because ri'.e acted wite'y : pro tern. Aly follow citizens. Yours resnect fully. Dec. 1. 4S It LEAIUEL WEBB. LAW NOTICE. THE la*e firm of Campbell, McDougald & Har ris having been dissolved by mutual consent, the undersigned will continue to practice in all the counties of the Chattahoochee Circui , the counties of Barbour, Russell and Chambers, in Alabama, under the firm of Campbell it McDougald. Their office is at their old stand on Broad street. JAMES H. CAMPBELL, ALEX’R McDOUGALD. May 4, 1837. 13 ts HIST OF BLANTCS For sale at the Sentinel and Herald Office. Bills of Lading, Guardians’ Bonus, Deeds-of all descriptions, Jury Tickets, Sheriffs’ Bail Bonds, Clerks’ Summonses, Writs of Attachment, Dec. in Debt, Justices’ Summonses, D c. in Assumpsit, Justices’ Executions, Marriage Licences, Commissions to Examine Retail Licenses, Witnesses, Alabama Jury Certificates, Commissions to Appraise Alabama Precepts, Prooertv. Alabama Justices’ Execu- Let:ers of Administra'ion, nurse. Letters of Gurdiauship, Alabama Justices’ Sum- Letters of Dismission, | inonsos, &c. Ac. Administrat'-rs’ Bonds, ‘ 45 MKS. SEA IRAN’S SEMIN Alt V, St Clair si., below Broad 1 door east of A K. Ayres. duties of tIH3 Seminary will commence on fi. the 3th of January. Young Ladies will be in structs! in all ‘he principles of a borough and pro-j fbun 1 English educa'ion. and particular atteri’ion paid to the following essentials, viz : Reading. Writing, j Grammar, and Composition. Music tamdit in a cor- j r-ect an! scientific manner. The French language,!, grammatically, and with the true Parisian pronuncia- 1 tion. Tho speaking to commence with the first les : son. Ladies who and o not belong to the School, but who wish to become good French scholars, can join ■; the class from 2 to 4 o’clock in the afternoon. Mrs. SEAMAN will reside in the house where the , School is kept—consequently, the most punctual atten- 1 I tion may bo expected. i References —Rev. Mr. Carnes and Dr. Edward i Pelony will give all necessary ir-fcrntalien. * Columbus. Dec. 28. I MTY TRK VSCiaiU'S REPORT. ! Jihi Uetaune, Treasurer, in Account with -the city oj Columbus, DR. 1337. Jan. 12. To cash in the Treasury, ‘ommeneernent of the present Board, §I3BB 83 ISSS 83 ” ” cash from ihe bridge. Ist qr. ending 31st March,l777 25 ” ” cash from the State, on account of small pox expenses, 1965 00 ” ” cash for retail licenses, 120 00 ” ” ” ” dray license, 70 00 ” ” ” collected onno'.es, 169 73 ” ” ” tax collected, 54 61 4155 59 April 1. To cash from the bridge, *2d q. ending 30th June.l92s 25 ” ” cash from shows and exhibitions, 473 CO ” ” cash for retail licenses, 120 T 2 ” ” ” ” dray licenses, S7 S3 ” ” ” tax collected 2d qr. 2432 ■July 1. To cash from the bridge, 3 J qr.ending3oth Sept.l63l 50 ” ” cash fiom the State for small pox expenses, 495 75 ” ” cash received on notes. 761 50 ” ” ” city tax collected, 2332 50 Oct. 1. To cash recM from bridge 4th qr. to 25th Dec. in clusive. 1330 25 ” ” cash rcc’d from Sam'l ?.I Jackson, 3d qr. re turn of auction sales, 47 37 ” ” cash on notes. 130 CO ” ” each from A J Lock hart tor show. 10 CO ” ” tax collected to 25th Dee. inclusive, IS9O 75 ’’ ” cash from Kohby & Cos. for exhibition, 30 00 5271 25 320 362 14J To balance in the Treasury. 2516 14! i ” tax rut collected, 1584 71 ” notes due and to be come due Ist Jan.next 2653 60 ” supposed amounts f’m auctioneers, 500 00 Amount to he provided for, 5640 5 It; $11,200 00 ! - CR. ; 1837. ; Jan. I*3. By cash paid to 31st March as per vouchers from 1 to 4.1 4957 17! j April 1. By cash paid to 30th Juno a! per vouchers from 41 to 92. 3133 79 J ! July 1. By cash paid to SOth June as per vouchers from 93 to 129. 4SBI Oil Oct. 1. By cash paid to 25th Dec. inclusive as per vouch from 130 to ICO, 4273 73 LIABILITIES. W B Robinson & Cos. 5500 00 Officers of the board, GOO 00 Piintc's, 300 00 Marshal’s salary and feeding ne groes and mules 4th qr. 1500 00 Hire of negroes, 2700 00 Rent of Council room, SC O 00 Incidental bills, 500 00 47 2t Sll 200 00 JOHN BETHUNE, Citv Treasurer. Dec. 26.1837. LOST, ON or about the 20,h of Nov. last, two NOTES on Ann Peterson, for four hundred and twenty five dollais each, given on or about the 15th May last, one of them payable on the first day of June last, and the other payable the first January next, as well as I can recollect, and made payable to Georgo T. Wood or bearer. The maker ol said Notes is hereby cau tioned against payin'; the said Notes to any person wi bout my order. This 21st Dec , 1837. 47 3t JOHN REYNOLDS. LOST. BROKE loose from near the Court House, rm Wednesday the 13th inst.,adark sorrel HORSE about fifteen hands high, and five years old. Any in formation concerning said horse, so that 1 cau get him will be thankfully received, besides a liberal rewari will be given. EBENEZER NELSON Dec. 20. 1837. 46 3t ‘ - T&Jf DOLLARS REWARD. YED from Mr. William Rogers’ Stand on ► * the Montgomery road, twenty miles west from Columbus, on Ihe 22d inst , a sorrel HORSE about fourteen hands high, five or six years old. with heavy mane and tail, his c;s are somewhat swollen. Said Horse belongs to the Express Mail line, and strayed off with a saddle and bridle. Any person finding said Horse, and delivering him at any of the stands on the road, shall be rewarded with ten dollars. Dec. 27, 1837. 47if M. HARWELL. DISSOLUTION^ TI-IE firm of WOOD, MYERS & IVERSON was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 30th day of September last. The claims upon the firm will be settled by Robert Myers. D. B. WOOD, ROBER T. MYERS, JAMES 11. IVERSON. Apalachicola. Oct. 3, 1837. 43 9t PAY UP. THOSE whose Notes and Accounts have become due, are urgently, but respectfully, requested to pavup. ALLEN & YOUNG. They would also inform their friends that they have removed to No. 1 Mclntosh Row, lately known as Mclntosh Hall, where can be found a general assort ment of Groceries. Bagging Rope, Salt, &c., which will be sold low for CASH. Oct.l. 42 Ti!F, LAST CALL. ALL persons indebted 10 JOHN R. LLOYD & J. T. S. COLLINS, under the title of JOHN 11. LLOYD & Cos. will please call on Michael N. Clarke, Magistrate of this district, and settle the same without being put to further costs, as he is authorised by me to sue all those who do not comply with the above request. JOHN R. LLOYD. Columbus. October 31, T 137. 43 ROBIN HOOD. THIS distinguished Race Horse will make s fall season at my stable at Fort Mitchell, Alabama, ten miles below Columbus. Every provision is made and every attention will be paid to the Steeping of mares, but without liability fir accidents. Terms will be made known bv applying to the subscriber, at Fort Mitchell. * JOHN CROWELL. Sept, 20th, 1537. 38 ts TO THE PUBLIC. ST hat becom) my unpleasant duty, although an obligad.m w,.ich I owe to nivseif, to announce the | elopement of my wife, REBECCA SARGENT.— Sho has aban fined m3 without cause or provocation jon m,’ part. I desire a'l, therefore, to take notice- tha j I shall pay no debts of her contracting, for any thing* or on any account whatever, and that I hold myself completely absolved from all obligation to provide for or support her. Dec. 15. 1837. 47 2 t WILLIAM SARGENT. COLUMBUS BUOIf. STORE, AT THE COLUMBUS AUCTION ROOM. | nnilE Subscriber informs the public that hi* : JL Stock being too large at this time, he isdis | posed to reduce it by selling at cost and charges. Persons desirous cf replenishing their Libraries, or wishing School cr ether entertaining Books, are nowimited to call bet’ re the stock becomes thinned off. If you are in want of Literature, I come forth as the term? are cash. A n ril 14 3tf E. SIGOURNEY NORTON. j : FOR SALE Ol*. KENT. TWO Dwelling Houses 011 Ogiethorpo street, one Dwelling Honsi and Lot on Broad street; one ] Store on Broad street. Also for Rent three Offices on Broad street, fronting the Columbus Hotel. i - received, 25 000 lights Window Sash, of! various silts, with or without Glass. Dec. 23. 47.f M. BROOKS. | J TWO STORKS WD A DWELLING, I ! RENT OR SEEL.— I have for sale or tpnt i H. two Stores and a D.vel'iug on Oglethorpe street, j For particulars inquire at Norton’s Auction Room.! two doors from the Columbus Bank, or at Office No. 4 : Air. lntoh row. E. SIGOURNEY NORTON. Par, 21. -16 f | FOU SALE, i A NEGRO Woman and two Chi'dren. The wo- j ia. man is about twenty-eight years of age, her old ; est child, a girl. about five and her infant son. For ! par iculars sooty to 3. V. Iverson or J. hi. Uuerrv. ! Pec. 11. ‘ 45 f • H OR SALE—A D-vel'ing House, well improved | li 1 and suttablo for a small family. The above pro- i perty will be sold on accommodating terms, or ex ! changed for negroes. Enquire at this office Pec. 21.46 3m TO MERCHANTS, LAWYERS, & c. THE subscriber has opened an office on Broad street, above the store of A. L<*vi*ofl, Esq. 1 where lie may be constantly found, and offers to under* j take every description of writing ei her in brincing-up ; and keeping books, and adjusting accounts for mrr- ■ chant*, or in drafting and ear mutiny a : l kinds of legal; instruments. THOMAS WHITE. ! Pec. 6 • 44 ts B2>. HAWLEY, wholesale and retail Prug ® cist, at Apalachicola and St. .Joseph, Florida. | Nov. 1,1837. 24tf E. MARTIN, DENTir.T, ar Mr. Th. * J. Klitv rs. Btoad Ar: A Pec. 17 i’ EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS. THE following goods are ottered cheap for cash. er for good notes at short dates. Country Mcr chonts “dll find it to their interest to call. 1000 sacks Salt, 85 hhd3 prime Porto Rico Sugar, 50 bb s N Y steam refined loaf sugar, 300 sacks Coffee, 10*9 bbls fine o'J Whiskey, 90 bbls N E Rum, 23 pipes Gin, 42 pipes and half pipes Cognise Brandy;part very old and fine, 70 baskets Champaigns wine; Heidrick and Eagle brands, 65000 Havann&h Segars, 30 cases Tea; recent importation, and very fine. 10 cases Spices, 7*3 kegs Goshen butter; warranted prime, 200 bbls Mackerel, 100 half do. 259 bbls Cam! F!sur, fancy brands, 100 boxes Soap. 100 “ Sperm Candles, 20 bbls best Vinegar, 250 ca ks Nails, assorted sizes, 400 tons Bar Iron, do. 1200 pairs of mens, women - snd bays shoes; to- j gether with a large assortment of Dry Goods, such as Domestics, Limeys. Kerseys. B -ankets, Hats See. B. HEPBURN. Oglethorpe-s'. N. B.—The highest n-ices paid forC I'ton. 47 4 LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY, WASHIXOTOif Cirv. SAMUEL D. KING having resigned his situc tion as Principal Clerk on Private Land Claims, in the General Land Office, and JOHN WILSuN having resign’ and his si nation as Principal Ck-rk in the Preempt! n Bureau, in ihe same Uince. now offer thtir services to their friends and the public, as Land and General Agents at the seat of Governrmnt, and will atten 1 to claims of any description, before Congress er the Executive Departments. Their in irnate acquain'- anae fur many years with all the opera ions of the land system of the United States, and “kh the manner of j transacting business, together with the most prompt j an i energetic attention o such matters as maybe con- j tided to them will, it is believed, enable them to atFord ! satisfaction to their employers. Where original papers n f reign languages are fi r- ‘ warded, duly certified translations should, to save ex-- ; pnnse 1o the parties, also be transnii ted : and where ! certified copies of papers are required, it will be ad- ; visable fir the party to forward an affidavit show,ns the i na'ure of the interest which he may have in the subject j to which they rtla.e, and the reasons why such copies | arc desired. In all cases of importance, rcgu'a lv authenticated powers of attorney should be tram mint and. The charges will be according to the nature of the services to be performed, r.n ‘he amount of property involved : and no caio will be attended to, unless a retaining fee proportioned thereto is forwarded. Remi tances should, in all oases be made in ‘he notes of or Bank drafts upon, the Banks in the Dis trict. or in the Cities in the Atlantic States. All communications must he post pai l ami addressed to KING & WILSON. Agents. Washington City. D. C. Washington City, Dee. 1!, 1837. 47 7t RACES. THE MONTGOMERY JOCKEY CLUB RACES will commence over the BER TRAND COURSE, January 23,1838. and continue FIVE DAYS, when the following purses will be run for, viz : Ist Day. 1 Mile heats—Purse §3OO 2d Day. 2 Mile ‘heats—Purse §SOO Si Day. 3 Mile heats—Purse §7OO 4:h Day. 4 Mile heats—Purse §IOOO sth Day. Mile heats—best three in five, for the entrance mo ney of each day’s running. The purse for each day’s running will be hung up at die stand, on the day ol running. On the day previous to the regular -Races, a sweep stake for 3 year olds—3oo entrance—§loo forfeit— Two Mile heats to name and close. By the Ist of January, entries to be made win the proprietors. Merrill Asherst, enters b. c. KLEBER, by Ber trand. dam by Oscar. J. B. TAYLOR, POLLARD BROWN, 45 4t Proprietors. GREENVILLE ACADEMY, Meviuiethir county. TdUS Academy is organised for the ensuing year, and will go into operation under the direction of the Rev. R. J. MONTGOMERY an-J Lady, on Iho first day of January. Music will be taught by Miss Compton. It is believed, by the Trus'ees, that theso several departments have been ably filled and will be satisfac torally attended to, all the Teachers being experienced ones. They confidently recommend them to the'pub lic as such. •CIT 3 ’ Asa further and very great recommendation ■to this institution, to distant patrons, the Trustees would request them to inquire and consider the health of Greenville, equalling and probably surpassing any in western Georgia. Terms as customary, or rather lower than surround ing schools, and Board also as low or lower. B. JOHNSON, Sec'y. Greenville, Dec. 21, 1837. 47 3t CENTRAL. HOTEL, MACON, GA. THE subscriber respecifully informs his friends, and tile public in general, that he lias taken the above mentioned establishment, which, having been recently thoroughly repaired and enlarged, at great ex pense, is now open for the reception of Travellers, Boarders, &c. The chambers are large and airy the servants competent and attentive. His table shall be constantly supplied with every delicacy the season and market will furnish. His bar is stocked with ihe choicest Wines and Liquors ; and in order more f ---foctually to make it a first rate House, he has ca led to his aid the services of Air. A. Elder, of Baiiimorc, whine long experience, at Barnum’s City Hotel, has justly entitled him to the reputation of a caterer fur the public. Tin* subscriber therefore hopes, by his unre mitting exertions to please, to receive a liberal share of patronage Good stables are attached to the Hotel. Pec. 14. 47 3t HORACE U. WARD. CAUTION. THE public arc hereby cautioned against trading for three certain promissory NOTES, for fifteen hundred dollars, given by the subscriber to Umphiy j Rowell, of Muscogee county. One note for five hun dred dollars, due the first day of Jan., 1838. payable to Umphry Rowell, or bearer, and dated 6th day of Pec., 1837. One for five hundred dollars, due the first day of Jan. 1839, payable to the said Rowell, or bearer, and dated 6th Dec., 1837. And one foi five hundred dollars, due on the first day of Jan., 1840, payable also to the said Rowell, or bearer, and dated 6th Dec. 1837. The consideration for which the above desciibed notes were given having entirely failed, I am determined not to pay them, uiiess compelled by law. ALLEN GOLDSMITH. Pec. 23. 1837. _47 3t* CAUTION. ALL persons are hereby forewarned not to trade for Two Premisnry Notes given by myself to Alary A. Grubbs, for Twenty-five Dollars each, dated some time in the present year; month and day not recollected, as the consideration for which said Notes were given has wholly failed, and l am determined not to pay them unless compelled by law. Said Notes due 25th day of December 1837. Oct. 12. 40 HARTWEL I. HANCOCK. CAUTION. ALL persons are forewarned not to trade for two two promissory Notes given by myself to John Alaltock, da’ed on the 26. h of January, 1837, one paya ble in sixty days from date, f r JK3OO, the other due at ninety days from dale for S4OO. as the consideration fi r j which said notes were given has wholly failed, and 1 i am determined not to pay the same unless compelhjd by ! aw. A. G. SMITH, j Columbus Sept, 23. 1857. 39 ts NOTICE. O TRAY ED from the subscribers stable, on 1 iCG the 15 May, one sorrel HOItSE, about 5 j years old, a ball face, ami both bind feet white. J ALSO, — A brown MARE, 5 years old—no: marks or brands recollected. Any person returning said Irorses, shall be lib- ’ eraliy rewarded, and allexpenses paid; and ntiv information leading to their recovery will be ; thankfully received. TIIO3. FLEM IMG &, CO. Columbus, June 9,-IC-tf J NOTICE. WHEREAS the firm of FOSTER &. FOGLE was Dissolved on ilia 1 J h day of last March, j it becomes nec.-ssary that a 1 the dtb's due said firm should ba settled wi bout further delay. Notice is j hereby given to all whom it may concern, that the j Notes and Accounts of taul fra are in :he bauds of the subscriber, who alone is autl.o i'ed to settle the same. 1 It is hoped that ail indebo to the concern will te tr their Notes or Accounts bv.fo e ‘hr i *. ot January next, as longer indulgence cannot be given. Nov. 22. 44 f JACOB FOGLE. NOTICE. JOHN B. GUEDItON, of Augusta, having d*s- j posed of his in'crest in the Livery Stables in Co- I lutnlins, heretofore under the direction f Mr. Thomas ; Fleming, is desirous that the business of the es'ibiisn- , meat should be brought to a close. All persons indent- . ed are informed that his books and accounts are at the i office of Mr. Van Ness, where the claims against Dm j will be settled, and where it is expected ihat all persons j indebted will cad and liquidate their bills bv note or • paymo-nt. A. C. CALDWELL. A u’v. in fact for JOHN B. GUEDRON. j | Cc’umbits, Geo. April IS. 1837. 15 ts ! K AAA BALES OF COTTON wanted by tin j 3 V \r v subscriber, for which the highest marks’ ! price will he giver.. j The undersigned is also prepared to rr.ake liberal t advances ©a Ccttoi: shinned to his friend.: in Now i T rie or Liverpool. * B. liETEUBN. i 23. US CITY 11,11.1.. f JTHE. subsrriber advertises the community*- X that since his occupancy of tins establish. „ len t, it has undergone the mostgetoeral and tho rough repaiis— much labor and expence have lietu bestowed 10 render the house comforta ble and commodious —and he is now fully pre pared to receiv e and entertain customers m * style not surpassed by any other Southern Ho<t*4 Having spent many year* of his life in the bu siness of keeping a public house, be enteitftiaa confidence in himself of an ability to give gen eral .utis/action. His Table will he constantly and abundantly supplied with the best provisions which the country affords. His Bar is stocked with a supply of choic® Wines, Liquors, and Segars. His stables are commodious, and attended by experienced Ostlers. THOMAS JAMES; RATES OF BOARD: Board and Lodging per mouth, - §3O 00 i Board without Lodging per month, 22 fO ! Dinner Boarders per month, - -J2 0O Board per week, - - * - 10 W’ Hoard per day, - - - -17 j Dinner, -7: Breakfast, .... 60 Supper, - - - . 60 Lodging, .... SO Horse per mouth - - - 20 (KJ Horse per day, - I 00 Children and Servants half price. Fiwe and liahts extia, Oct. 10 23 TISIIKGJ E HOTEL, MACON CO. ALA* NE VV AUR ANGEMEN T. *1*1! S. U. R. THORN would respectful/ If jj. inform her friend- ami the 1 übhe in gene : in j that ;he has taken cfiuge ot the above estab lishment, for tha last two years conducted and owned by Mr. Joints Dent, where she has pe.ina- I uenilv h eated l:ti— elf. and ho; ts, In herassidu | ous attention, skill, ami < xpenettce in the man ! agemeot it such business, to merita liberal share | of public patronage, as-mes and pledges ii eiseif to i.t-r friends and die piilsl.c, that nothing shall be w ant ng on 1- er pan to render the weary traveih r conduit, or the fashionable gentleman life and recreation, the al.-o assures iiie public that her table shall at all turn s be provided will* the Ifst the market sfluid*.and her bar supplied with the most choice Wines, Liquors and Segars, lhat the markets of .Mobile and New Orleans af foid, at:d her stables at all times bountifully sup plied with pro vender , and attended by active and atterithe ostlers. A regular line of stages arrives and departs daily from tins establishment. Oct 1J 23 3t_ FLORIDA HOUSE,*-ARALACIIICOLA. P'fcpUlld es abashment is nearly completed, aud “ill 11 be ready for the reception of Company by the 25ih inst. It is situated on High street, between Cen tre and Chcsnut sireeis. and but a tew slops south of the Man-ion House, li “ill be en ireiy under the su perin indance of Mrs. lJeeman, who fiom the losg ac quainance with iho business and the People, cons id-, ers it unnecessary to syy much. She will cnly men tion, that she will” be happy to have some of her old friends, tcgcihcr wi.h all those who may be disposed l favor her with their company. She will furilrer ay, that her table shall be the best served in the city. Rates of Board, from Thirty-five to Forty dollars per moreh. N. B. Young Gen'letnen wi-hing to board by tho season, will find it to their inrerest to call at the Florida House. C. F. BEEMAN, Proprietress. Apalachicola. Cct. 23 44 2ra RACKETS FROM ST. JOSEPH TO NEW YORK. THE following substantial and fast sailing vessels wall run as regular Packets between St. Joseph and New York,-and will take freight and passengers low. Brig HAR l 1 LY. Ryder, master. “ CUMBFRLAND, Darling, master. “ SADI, Vincent, “ Also, the new and splendid ship SPRING. For Freight or Passage apply to E. J. WOOD <fc CO, Agentr, &t. Joseph, Flor, Nov. 1, 1837 24 ts a. DB GILEE, WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER* NEW JEWELRY. JUST received, a new assortment of Ladies’ Neck Chains; Gentlemen’s Guard and Fob Chains; Rings, Breastpins, Earrings, Watch Hooks, Gold Thimbles, &c. All of which will be sold at reduced pricas. N. B. All kindsof Jewelry repaired, and Cane* mounted in gold or silver in the neatest manner and at short notice. June 30 12—ts NEW SPRING GOODS. rraiHE subscriber has just received, a fresh JSL supply us FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, of die latest fashi ns arid importation#. ready made clothing, hats, bon nets AND SHOES. He would invite bis customers and the public generally tocall and examine his stock before pur chasing elsewhere, as they no doubt will be suit ed with the quality arid price. lie is determined to sell low lor cash. Country merchants will be supplied at reduced prices. NEILL AIcNAIR” May 21,-7-tf HAMILTON ACADEMY, Harris county, Gtorgia. THE TRUSTEES of this institution have tho pleasure of saying, to an enlightened public, that they have again engaged the services of Mr. and Mis. SCOTT for the ensuing year ; and they do, with the utmost confidence, recommend this institution to tho j attention and patronage of Parents and Guardians, con fidently believing that tho children and wards will possess advantages here, equal, if not snperior, to any Academy in the southwestern part of Georgia. The society of Hamilton is daily improving, by the purchasing and moving into the village of many of the most respectable and wealthy citizens of the county.— The health of the place is very good. Board can bo obtained on reasonable terms in the village and its vi cinity. The schools will open Tuesday, the second of January next. The rates of tuition as heretofore, pavable. quarterly in advance. N. B.—Lessons will be given in Music by an ex perienced and skiiful teacher. Mrs. Matilda J. Fos ter. JAMES BARR, Secretary. December 16, 1837. 48 St YOUNG LADIES’ COLLEGIATE INSTI TUTE, Brovmu'ood, near La Grunge, Troup county, Ga. rfpUiG exercises of this institution will he resumed ML on the first Monday in February next. The Teachers for 1833 are, ROBERT O. BROWN, ) Princt- Mrs. M. L. BROWN, f pals. Mr. Durand, Classical Department. Miss Clap.ee, French and English Dcpar ment. Mr. UutNK, Musical Depar'mmf. Board can be obtained in the family of the Principal, or in respectable families in the neighborhood, i Brown wood. Dec. 12, 1837. 4Ctf MISS E. DOUGLASS’ SELECT SCHOOL f.r Young Ladies, was opened on the 3d inst., i on the corner of Og! • horpe and Bryan streets. where pupils will be initiuctrd in the various branches cf ’ Eng'ish Literature, French, Drawing, Needle Work, | Wax Fruit, Flowers, Ac. j Miss D., from the experience she has had as an in | -truciress, and the flattering testimonials rtceivtd from i Miss Wood, Principal of the Seminary f r Yota g La | dies iu Washington city, D. G . with whom she has | been engaged a- an assistant ; Dr. Cl apin. President of Colombia College ; lion. Amos Kendall and Rev. O. B. Brown, thinks she will lie able to give entire ta i rihfacduii to those who are desirous of having their : daughters receive a refined e luca'ion. fslie would alio I rtf* r to Mr. John DdUushcm if hi p’t ce. | App i'-a'ion may b: nudo at the Sclv oi-rocm, or at ! the Hr effing house of Cap*. Jacob Barrow. 1 Columbus, Dec. 19, 1837. 46 3t A fy.i ci! !EE WANTED, i A YOUNG MAN <-fsteady and ntora halms, pre ‘ pared lo tench the Eneli !i and La'in Lar- I g :nrc', in a high, ivabhy neighbi rbocti, will meet with *• n rou'i < ••• u'-agcßp nt if be will cal! and :ce the si b i sen’- era Isvi. r near the Uelite Creek, in Russell : c'unity. AUr-.n i ei; ht mile; from. Cck rr.hu:, ly or be -1 fjre the f.tal day of Janvrv. 1833 NO! ON 17 LEWIS, STERLING LANF.IR. \vIU.IAM BARNETT, JAMES PHILIPS, PLEASANT PHI LIPS. Nov. 16. 44 f Trustees. CCPT CP A LOST KOTB. i JJII6 f 0 i By tUa t'.van'v.f.uh day cf Deer. next. 1857. I pro i miss to rav Jv.idan Dykes, cr hearer, ts e s’. m of ne | hundred aud F'Ber t; dollars vafre received. T i 21st - t,f>r I 3d IXV FT P. TABOR. j<V cU'HA RANnOI.IH Cf UNTV. ! ‘SSTjERSONALLY &;• .cart-d Jnrden DGs-’, w-hx, !JL being - t'y -■ n.’ drp. ;-e h and sai h !;at tb* • above eo-.'-v c-f a |m-:"i-crv r.rr.x is as n:;h a ‘roe cop / !of os, no -f 1 and held 1v : >r.i ag.vmt tuid !an;i 1.0 f".; hi-tur.pnr.nl, ha’ said nv. lost or I mislaid. > and that I© < 6;r.ot ;.v Vis land eni . i S “om to cud i jbecribu i bofo. s—o this i 2:'a Joy cT ! Dec. 1837. J. vr . 11. E’.'.v-ri*, r. p. *. i. *j; .URBAN DYIiTt-S.