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Columbus, January 27.
Cation. —For the l;inl week, but more esjie
■Bially lor two or three Jays past, this ar.icle
| lias been in great demand, and advanced pri
| ces paid for it. A lot of prime cotton sold
yesterday at 10 Cents.
| We quote from 9tolo 1 2 cents, —sales
I brisk.— Argus.
From the Mobile Coin. Reg. Jan 23.
Cotton —The receipts since our last are
121 ,562 bales and the exports I SOI bales, leav
sing a stock on hand and on ship board not
cleared of f>ti 814 bales, against 23,035 at the
same lime last year.
The total receipts lifts season are 88.794
Airain.sl last season, 49.345 j
The exports tins season arc 36.092 j
“ “ last season wete 26,508
We left the nmket last Saturday in rather j
i an unsettled condition, and the firmness ol
F boilers somew hat by the appear |
lance of the heavy arrivals. The weather,
r however, was so dis tori cable as to prevent j
| the cotton from being thrown rapidly upon
I the market, and lu mg the present week the ‘
; Htipplv, although it has been fully equal to the i
am'iunt of demand, has by no means been
abundant. Transactions have b en pretty
I free all the week, but without much manifes-
I tatinn of activity until within the last two days.
The c >:ifi lence of holders being fully rein-
R ated by the accounts from Liverpool to the !
12'h nit. and llavte to the 9 li, which were I
received on Thursday, the market has as
some Ia more decided firmness, and in some
instances an a Ivnnc.e is demanded fully equal !
to 1 2c per lb. on the finer descriptions of cot
ton but generally they have been willing sel
le s at the former rates, at which buyers have
t k ‘ii freely, being c u.si lered a sort of mid
dle ground since the above advices. The ’
trausactionsof the week a r e about 7000 bales, .
and we make no change moor figures except i
tor fair cotton, which was quoted laM S>tur- j
day at 9 3 lc. We now put it at 9 3-4 and
10.
There i- some fine cotton held at 11 1 2c.,
and we are inliulin'd of a few bales of inferior
which changed la uls at 7 3 4c, but as these
extremes are only applicable to one or two
ton ill parcels we fed justified in omitting
them.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Good and Fine, 11 nil 1-4; Good Fair, 10 1-2
it 10 3-4; Fair, 9 3 1 a 10; Maiding Fair,
9 1-4 a 9 1 2; Middling, 9 o—Ordinary,—
a 8 1-4.
From the Charleston < burier. Jan. 53.
CHARLESTON MARKET.
Cotton. —The operations m Upland since
our last have be. n to a fair extent, noiwiil;-
sm ndiug the very inclement state of the wt a
ther tnioughout the week. O i Saturday
there way a good inquiry lor the ni title at lull !
J. rices—as alo was the ease on the sales of"j
Monday; on Tuesday however, and on the j
two succeeding days, the transactions were
I•'ii:tcd buyers being min ill.ng to submit to
the views oi holders, who, on the other hand,
were as unwilling to drop their prices—but
th e receipt yesterday of accounts from Liver
pool id the 24th, l-y the Patrick Henry, at
Ne.v Votk, advising of an advance on Up-
I nil 8 to 1 let per ih. has materially chang
ed the aspect of a flairs; former tales have
not only been freely obtained, but the busi
ness done in the article late in the day, was
on terms favorable to sellers, About 5719
bales have been disposed of at tlie following
tales;—27 at 9; 261 at 9 14;52 at 93 8;
381 at 9 1-2; 81 at 95 S; 416 at 9 34; 73
at 9 7-8; 935 at 10; US at 10 1 8; 770 at
II 1 -i; 713 .if 10 3S; 99G nt !0 1 2; 121 at
10 ss ; 426 at i0 34;57a110 78; 183 at
!!; 37 at It 1-8; ami 17 lug* :.i 11 1 4 els.
p •!• ll*. We quote inferior and ordinary 91 4
a 9 34; middling to tif..ldling fair 10 a]hl 4:
lor to in !y I*> t r 10 1 2 a 14 34; g *od and
fine II ■ !l 1- f cents jb-r lb. ‘Lite irausac
lions in Long Cotton have been light. About j
47 bags Sea Island su'd a’ S3 cents; j<j bags I
s aiaeil do. from 15 to 17, ami JO bags Sat:*
tie from 29 : 30 c-nts per lb.
AN ACT
To a’tor nnl amc.i’ t.Vo thirtieth section of
the tenih division of an act entitled an act
to reform,’ tone.a! and consolt'.iale the penal
laws of the State of Georgia; approved De
cember 23d, D-'T
Me •. 1. ii i it enacTd by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the Slate of Georgia in
< res., r i! A membly met, anil it. is hereby enacted
by the autfiority of the same, That from and
a t t the passage of this act, the following
shill be the thirtieth section of the tenth di
v sioa of the act entitled an act to reform,
antcii 1 utul consolki.ite the penal laws of the
► halo if ('core-.a, approved December ~3d,
IBW, in heu of tiie said section as now em
braced in said act, to-wit: If any person shall
hereafter buy or sell, cr offer to buy or sell, a
vote, or l e concerned in buying or selling a
vo'c, or shall unlawfully vote at any election
which mar be held in any county in this State,
such person shall he indicted for a misdemea
nor, and on conviction shall be punished by
i nprisonmont. and labor in the Penitentiary,
f >r a term not less than one year or more than
four years. . , . -
Sec. *J. And be it further enacted, that, it
nuv person under the age of twenty-one years,
mid above the age of fourteen, shall vote ille- j
‘...,11 v ar any election, he shall be fined inasum
not exceeding one hundred dollars, or itn
pr soned in the common jail of the county, at
Ti e discretion of the court.
ll,c CHARLES J. JENKINS,
Simaher of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS STOCKS,
Pres and ‘lit of the Seaatc.
Assented to *2:11 Do'. 1810.
‘ ‘ CHARLES J. MCDONALD, Governor.
an act
To add an additional section to the eighth di- i
vision of the penal code ol th > State of ,
(Voro-ia, and to provide for (lie punishment j
of free white persons for receiving stolen
,roods from negroes or free persons ol color.;
tg ce 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and;
Tlouse of Representatives of the State ol !
G \ or ,viain General Assembly met, and it is;
hereby enacted by the authority 01 the same,;
That from ami alter the passage of tins act, it,
a „v free white person or persons shall buy or ,
rotVve onv money, goods, oha.teis or other;
effects, from any negro or free person of color ;
t'-nt h s or have been stolen or feloniously
J , knowing the same to have been so sto-;
cu or feloniously taken, such person or per
., , offending shall be taken and deemed !
:; ,e accessorv or accessories after the tact
t 0 Mod tliareot shall receive and
punishment as would have
tl* i. edh. U I■. ™
h - or thov teon convicicl ot Mrtng or v*.
JENKINS,
0 ”
1 president of tne Senate.
As rented to Ai.D, Governor.
CliAivHDo a.
, n • • r p’,r Superior Court of
“.'.rntdelSa vvSioli .1*
jaynant had ! m3kcr pre-
IJith t i i-rronce. npll.y the
s ence, witn a receipt, the aitera
"h h - v tl,e |,a -' ee ’ “ a: b -’
lcr :ery. _
c (j.ifn'irvt- —l’he total po-
Ccnsvso */;’ by t h census just
pulatiou o. s i , ; sh , nv i n3 r about our natural
i aken, iso- __ ~e nt in they last ten years.
i:lC SS!Snti'* •* ■< marshal i. up-
In the state • . O f SU rar were produced
pears e ‘ , an d tbs voir lc J -
j | St- JolC
-40.
COUNCIL < IIAMBER, Jan. 16,1841.
The Council met puisuant to adjournment.,
Present his Honor the .Mayor, Aldermen Ab
bott, Ledell, Ilowell, Morton, Morris, Sturgis,
Williams and Ware.
After reading the journal of the last meet
ing, Alderman Sturgis moved to take up the
ordinances which were laid on the table at!
the last meeting in regard to the letting the j
bridge by contract, and the same being read ;
and received, to wi :
Be it ordained, That for the convenience of !
persons crossing the bridge, that the Treasur- :
er causa to be struck neat tickets for the !
several sums paid for crossing the same, from
jP2 1-2 to 7 o cents, and that ha furnish them |
to such persons as may apply, iu exchange for |
j snch sums of money as ttiey may deposit, in ,
heu thereof, v/h ch said tickets the bridge
keeper shall be bovuid to receive iu payment •
of toils.
And l>e it furtlier ordained, That the Trea
-urer be authorized to deliver to any person
making cie{>o.-it of the sum of ten dollars or ;
upwards, the same in tickets with an advance !
lot 20 per cent thereon. .And that the tickets ,
!so sold by the Treasurer shall cnly be re- I
I ceived in payment for the crossing of the
bridge, and for no other dues to the city; and
th° Treasurer, ujxm the sale of the same,
| shall furnish the bridge keeper with the names j
of the persons purchasing, which said tichets
shall, in no wise be negotiable, and only re- j
eeivable troni the person purchasing or some I
j member of their family or in their employ. I
I Alderman Howell moved to lay the urdi-j
nances on the table, which was rejected; j
I whereupon the yeas and nays were required j
to be recorded, yeas 3 nays 7. Those who j
voted in the affirmative were Aldermen Be
de;!, Greene, and Howell; those who voted
in the negative were Aldermen Abbott, Mor
i ton, Morris, Quin, Su.rgis, Williams and
| Ware.
Alderman Sturgis offered the following res
jolution. Resolved, That the Committee on
j Ways and Means be authorized to procure
j the services of a competent engineer to aid
and assist in obtaining correctly the quantity
I of water power within the corporate limits of
i the city, and that said committee have due
l regard to economy, and the qualifications of
J the person employed. Adopted.
Alderman Morris offered the following res
!ol at ion. Be it resolved by this Council, That
the Clerk of the Market proceed to rent out
| the different stalls in the Market J louse,
| ;n pursuance of thj act j tsse 1 on that sub
ject, which is the first Monday in February,
annually. Adopted.
Alderman Abbott offered the following res
olution. Resolved, That the Marshal re
port u> this Coin i il at its next meeting the
number o. city l imps, together with their
condition; also the necessary quanfiiy of oil
used weekly for the same, and to ascertain on
j wh.u terms the same can he purchased,
j Which was reicr.e i to the Committee on
j Lamps. ,
A Merman Abbott offered the following res
olution. Res Red, That the Street Commit
tee he instructed to enquire into all and eve
ry trespass upon the streets or town commons,
ami report the same to the next Council.
Adopted. . • .
Alderman Sturgis offered the following or
dinance. Be it ordained, That the license fir
drays during the present year shall he the
same as paid during the past year. Adopted.
Alderman Morton offered the following or
dinance. Be it ordained, That, tlie ordinances
and resolutions adopted the last year in rela
tion to the admission of fire-wood and lum
ber, is hereby declared to be in fall force
during the present year. Adopted.
Alderman Sturgis offered the following res
i iu’i m. Resolved, That the Committee on
C *n'r::c's asceii: is and report to the Coun
i ci: a; its next raoetirg the mof.it advantageous
I e/ .ns upon win; 1; the mules and public hands
c.'iti ie subsisted lor the pr- sent year, and
j:hat. the Marshal, in the mean time shall sub
[ -is’ the same f r such compen ration ns may
be allowed by the terms hereattor to be agreed
;:i. Adopted.
Aldenn'Pt Stnrgir offered the following res
dution. Resulve;!, That the Committee on
iVimifig be ruiliorized to contract with ear!’,
of tlie papers in ti_ ; city to publish the pro
ceedings of Council, together with the Trea
surer’s quarterly reports at the sum of twen
ty-five dollars each, and that the Sentinel &
lie raid he employed to perform the job print
ing for the city during the preseut year on the
usual terms to le paid for job printing. Adop
ts I. .
Alderman Abbott offered the following res
olution. Resolved, ‘l’hat the Treasurer be
authorized to advance Victor S. Townsly his
first quarters salary, as Clerk of the Market.
Rejected.
Alderman Morton offered the following or
dinance. Be it ordained that any and all ordi
nances, authorizing at any time, the employ
ment arid use if ollwr drays or vehicles
used as drays, other than those licen
sed, be repealed; And that no person shall,
at any time, use or employ any vehicle used
as a dray, or for the purpose ofdrayage, ex
cept the* regular licensed drays; Subject to all
the penalties by tlie ordinances ijow in force,
regulating drays in this city. Adopted.
Alderman Morris offered the following:
Ordered, That the committee on Contracts
be authorized and instructed to employ four
additional hands for the use of the city, the
present year. Adopted.
Alderman (Join offered (he following reso
lution; 13e it enacted, That his Honour tlie
Mayor the and Aldermen, of tlieciiy ofColum.
bus? petition Congress to have the city of Cos
lumbus made a port of entry; and that said
petit ion be drawn up and given to Col. Holt,
one of the inenibtMs elect from this State, to
present before Congress tor their approval.—
Adopted.
A'detman Greene offered the following ordi
nances, in regard to constituting a board ol j
health, which was read and adopted, and is
as follows, to wit:
He it ordained by the mayor and Council
l of the city of Columbus, that from and after:
die passage of the ordinance, the board of j
! health shall c. nsist of seven persons, one ol ‘
whom shall he chosen from each ward, and j
| the seventh from either ward of the city, who J
! shall be known as the president of said board.,
; Sec. 2. He it further ordained, That it shall j
be the duty of said board to meet at the
! council chamber on the first Monday in each
j month, during the year, and at any other
; time when required by the president.
Sec. 3. Be u further o-da tied. That it shall
! he the duty of each member, at the regular
monthly meetings of said board, to make a
I report in writing to the president, of the con
dition of his ward, pointing out all nuisances,
and suggesting any measures which he may
I deem conducive to the health ot the city.
Sec- 4. Be it further ordained, That 11 ve j
Sexton shill also make his returns to the pres- :
Pent of the boa;d of health, on the fl st Mon
day in each mon h, specifying in distinct col ;
limns the number of interments during the i
preceding month, of white and black adults,!
and whether the deaths were in the city, or ;
without its limits.
Sec. o. Be it further ordained, That a
failure to discharge any duty assigned by this
1 o-dinanee shall opera'e as a discharge from
office, and the council shall proceed forthwith
to fill the vacancy by the election ol some
other suitable person.
Sec. 0. Be it further ordained, That the
members of the hoard shall pass the bridge
free during their term of service. Adopted.
Alderman Bedell from the commilte to
whom the subject was referred, reported an
: o:d nance in regard to the colored population
of this citv, which was read and ordered to
lie on the ialve ‘or the present.
On m vim of A Herman Howell, the Coun
cil then adjourned till Saturday -23 J inst. at
. 7 o clock, P. M-
I W. A. DOUGLASS, CUrk.
| MARRIED,
j In Girard. Ala., on Sunday, ihr 24th inat. by AVm.
3. .Martin, Esq., Mr. AA'i.um AVi.uacnton to Mias
K izabeih R. Hunt, both of Girard.
Xiw Uuu.vs, Jan 23.
■ Present prices of SUGAR, COTTON. and WES-
I TERN PRODUCE, compared with those current
at the same period last season, ib N . Orleans.
1 1841’ j 1840.
Sugar. La lit— 4i a— 6
Colton. La & Mi. n— 7$ u— 12
I Tobacco It - s>j a— 9j 4a— 8J
Flour bb 4 12| a4 25 5a 5 12J
j Corn bush— 52 a—s 4 —ssa
Dafs bush’— S7s a — 40 —37 Ja
Pork. Clear . . . bb 13 00 a!350 14 50 a
i Pork, Mess . . . bo ll 50 aI2CO 13 00 a
; Pork Prime . . .bb 9 50 a 1 i 00 a
j liactm, Hams ... ib
Bacon. Sides ... I 7 5 a 7
Bacon, Shoulders . It— 5 u — 5} — 4 a 5
Bard H 6a— 7\
VS hiskey, rec. . .gall— 20 a 38 a— 39
Whiskey, com. . gak an
COLUMBUS eltlt'ES C'J. URf-ilT*
j COllHtCt tl VEIKLY BV HIEAH VOCJiU ii CO.
j Baooi'C—Kentucky, yd 00 a 33
to *an, : : ; •< 35 a 38
Inverness, : : “ 00 a 25
American Tow, : : “ 00 a 00
BaleKoie, : : : lb 12j a 15
Bacok—lia: s, ; ; “ (,u a j 5
totdes, : : : OO a 11
Shoulders, : : “ 00 a 10
j Beef—Mess, : : bbl 00 a 00
Pi “tie, : : : “ CO a 00
Butter—Goshen, : lb 00 a CO
Western, : : : “ CO a Ou
Candles—Sperm, : “ 55 a 60
Taliow, i : : “ 00 a 18
Casii.ngs, : : : “ 6 a 7
Cheese—Northern, ; “ 18 a 25
Cotton, . t : “ 9 a 10 j
Coffee—Havana green, “ 0U a 15 1
Rio, : : : t “ 00 a 16 |
Fish—Mackcre. No. I, Lbl 00 a 00 ■
“ “ 2, t “ 00 a 00 !
“ “ 3, s “ 00 a 00
Herrings, : : : box 00 a2 00
Flour—Northern, : Lbl 00 a 00
Western, : : : (0 a 00
Country, : : : “ C 00 a 7 00
Grain —Corh, : : bu 00 a 40
Wi.eat, t : : “ 00 a 1 CO
Gunpowder, : ; keg 700a 800
Hides, : : : ib 7 a 8
Iron, 00 a 7
Lard, : : : : “ 00 a 12
Peas, : ; : : bu 00 a 75
Rais 1 irs, : : : box 300 a4 00
Lime, : ; ; : cask 00 a 5 CO
Molasses—N. O. : gal 45 u 50
Nails, : : : : lb 8 a 9
Pork, —Mess, : : : bbl 00 u < 0
Prime, : : ! lb CO a 00
IGi;e, : : : : “ CO a 00
Pr peer, : : “ 12 a 15
Spikm s—Brandy, Cog. gal I 75 a 2 50
Peach, : : : ”• 1 00 a 1 25
App.e, : : : “ CO a 50
Gin—Holland, : : l5O a1 75
Domestic, : . s “ 00 a 50
Rum—Jamaica, : : “ 1 75 a 200
- Domestic, : : • “ CO a 45
Whiskey—lrish, : “ 0i a 4 00
Monongahela, : : “ 87 IcO
New Orleans, : j “ 40 11 45
Suuiii—New Orleans, lh 00 a 10
St. Croix, : : : “ 12 a 15
fi-aaf, : : : “ 18 a 25
Salt, : : : : sack 00 a 2 50
Soap, : 1 : : lb 8 a 9
Shot, 00 a 12
EXCHANGK AND B IWIv-NUTK TABUS
CORRECTED BY NORTON & LANGDON.
EXCHANGE. ~
Bills 0:1 New York at sijpit, 4 per cent prem.
Bills on New York at 60 days, 2£ do.
Bills un Philadclp ria, at sit>ht, 3 do.
Bits on Charleston, at sight, 3 do.
Bits on Savannah, at sight, do.
Specie, ‘ 3 do.
BANKABLE NOTES.
All the Bunks iu Columbus.
Insurance Bank of Columbus at Macon.*
Commercial Bank at Macon.*
Bank of State of Georgia and Branches.
Bank of Augusta,
Augusta Insurance apd Banking Company.
Bank of Brunswick and Branch iu Augusta.*
Mechanics’ Bank of Augusta.
Marine and Fire Insurance Bonk of Savannah and
Branch at Macon.
1 Bank of si. Mary’s*
PI irers’ Bank in Savannah.
Western Bank o! Georgia, at liomd, aud Branches
at Columbus.
Bank of Millodgevilie, bankable.
* Spe-ie-jiaying Banks.
’ uncuhreNt bank notes.
Batik of Darien and Branches, cti pei cent 01. count.
Georgia R. it. and Banking Company at Athens,
Ga. and Bianch at Augusta, do.t
Bank of Haakiusville, 5 uo.
Central Bank of Georgia, 8 do.
Monroe li. R. & B’g Co
al Macon, 30 do.
Ocunilgee Bank at Macon, 5 do,
All Alabama incorporated Bativs. 2£ dis.
Union Bank of Florida, 50 do.
Life Ins. and Trust Cos. 40 do.
LIST OF LETTiatS
TSTJ EMAINfNG in the Post Oltiee aL Talbotton,
_&.l2b Jan. 1. 1841.
A
Arnold Greenup Adkins, Henry
B
Baggaly, Mrs S P Brown, Mrs Nancy
Baldwin, Thomas Brown, Thomas
Baines, .J, T Brannon, H J
Bruce, Mr
C
Chambliss, Miss Nancv Clavton, Isaac
D’
Dunn, Judge Dunlap, Mrs Sarah
&
Edwards, Michal Evans, Anselm
F
Favors, lieuhen Fulford, Stephen
Flournoy, Neisotl Fiournov. Jonathan
G
Greenwav, John
H
Holmes, Robert 2 Hargrave, Jas A
Hollingsworth, J F Hoyle, John J
Justice, Hugh B .Ternigan. Alex
Jackson,AYm F Jones, Benj
Jones, Walker P Jones, Oscar
J >hnson, Mary at Mr Johnson, H J
Goods,
K
King, T E
L
Lanffey, Isaiah Longshore, David 3
c M
McCorkle, Mrs E Marshall, Mrs M
Atichel, Wm Mullens, Thomas
Mortis, Wm
N
Nix. Mrs R Newton, David
V
Pickens, E A J Preston, John
R
Rush, Elizaboth Ryan, Mr
Iwan. Mrs C E Ram-ey, Randolph H
retiinsoA Mrs M Rent Voe, Ephraim
S
’ £-ayage, Mrs FM T Smith, John
! Smith Mrs Alathua Silas, John
I Savmftcns. GiUotn W Sharp. Jesse
i Smith, James E Stewart, Benj
: Stinson, Thomas
T
Thompson, J&'s Turner, George jr
Terry, S D it J S
V
Vaughn, John A
AV
Willis, Elijah Willis. Henry J
Willis. James L Whipple, George AV
Welch. Isaac B AA’oodall, John
AA"est. Joseph AVhite, John E
47 3t R. W. ROKFE.P. M.
G EORGIA, HbIARD COUNTY. 7 ‘
Court of Ordinary. January Ttrm. 1841.
WHEREAS Noel Pace & Thomas S. Johnson,
executors to the last wall and tes’ament of Bar
| nabas Pace, late of said county, deceased, apply for
i letters of dismission on said estate—
These are, thereiore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to
’ be and appear at mv office, within the time pre*'nbcd
; ;,y law, to show cause, if any exist, why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under mv hand at ntuce Jan.-O, 1841.
49 n 6m BAILEY BLEDSOE o. c. o.
GUARDIANS SALK.
BY Order of die honorable the Inferior Court o r
Harris couniv, when sitting for onhnarv pur- :
1 poses, will be sold .‘on the first Tue-dey in APRIL
j liext. within the usual hours of sale, before the Court
house door in the town of Columbus. Muscogee coun
ty. Lot of Laud No. 148 in the 23d district of formerly
Lee now Muscogee county, belong ng to the minors of
1 Levi Kirk,deceased.
WILLIAM KIRK, Guardian.
Jan. 27. 49 Is
GEORGIA. HEARD COUNTY.
BENJAMIN BROWN tollsbeforc me, Samuel
Paschal, a tustice of the peace for said county,
one dark roan MARE, about four fH ms cr seven
inches lush, twelve or fifteen years old; appraised to
fifteen dollars, by XV. B. \V . Deni and S. J. Duke,
this 14th of January. IS4I.
Samuel Paschal, j r.
A true extract trout the E-trav B*>os. . an. Da I.
1 10 it BAILEY BLEDLOE, c. i. u.
XUSCOGEK SHERIFF’S SALES. j
W r ILL be kold at the Market House in the city
of Columbus, on the Lrst Tuesday iu MARCH
next, between the legal hours of sale, the Ll.ow.ng
pronely—
aj'me gig or tilberry, wi;h harness complete, levied
on as the property of Peter Gedney, to satisfy an at
taci.meai U fa iu favor of Lewis Dowdle vs. Peter
GeJn.-y.
Also, half acre lot number five hundred and eigh
teen, in the city of Columbus and county of Musco
gee, levied en as the property of John 0. Aus iu, to
satisfy a mortgage li fa ,n favor of Zacheus Burt vs.
John C. Austin. Property pointed out in said fi fa.
Also, one negro man, a good carpenter, bv the
name of Augustus, aged about SO yeats, levied on as
the property ..1 Nat karat! Harris, to taii>f\ a i. la in
frvorof Hampton S. Smith vs. Nathaniel Harris.
Also, Jacob M. Jo.inson’s interest in and tu the two
s’ore homes on Broad street, in the city of CVumbus,
the same being a part of half acre lot number one
hundred aud eighty-two, said houses havinr a front
each of thirty feet, more or less, and runningeast one
hundred and forty-seven feet ten inches, now occupied
by the Messrs. Nances 5c levied entosat
isfy afifa in favor of Lewis I)owdie vs. Jacob M.
Johnson, maker, and H. to. Smith, seewuty, and Hi
ram Read, erat rser.
Also, tv.o negroes, CrawLrd a man twenty-five
years old, and Susan a woman 20 years old, levied sa
as th r proneriv of Micajah Bin.iett, to satisfy the
fi fas in favor of A. M. Terry and Walter T. €ol
qtiiu vs. said Bennett, an J one other fi L in fdtor of
James 11. Shorter vs. said Bennett,principal, and J 5.
D. Ridenhonr security.
Also, the foilowi: g “half acre lots, in the city of Co
lumbus and county of Muscog.-e, in tubers ninety
eight. ninety-nine, one hundred, one hu id red and 1110.
one hundred and three, one hundred and four, one
himdrsd and five one hundred and six, one hundred
and seven, one hundred a”d eight, one him-ired and
nine, . tie bundled and ten, one hundred and two,
one hundred and twenty-one, one hundred and twen
ty-two,en. hundred and twenty-three, one hundred
and twenty-four and ninety five, asl levied on as the
property of John W. Turner, to satisfy a li fa in favor
1 of Robert Collins vs. John AV. Turner,
j Also, one negro woman aged about thirty years, by
j the name of Sarah, levied on as tha property of John
W. Turner, to satisfy the following fi fast one in fa
-1 vor of William T. Cravfoid, one in favor of Murphy
15c Granb :ry, and one in favor of Preston, Mitchell &
| Jones, surviving copai triers &c. vs. John W. Turner.
Abo. the following properly: two sofas, one dozen
j mahogony c! sirs, oiie do. rocking chair, one pier
jg ass, one pair of o'tornans two fen ieis, two pair
1 brass andirons , one pa'r shovel and tongs, one svt
i inantua curtains, two dozen cane bottom chairs, one
j mahogony side board, two mahogony bedsteads, two
, maple bedsteads. < tie lea table, one set dining tables,
two bureaus, three wash stands, two feather beds, two
hair inaitrasses. two cotton ma'tia-s* s. one passage
j lamp, and one four wheel carriage and a pair of hors
; es. all levied on as the property of Edward Carey,
| to satisfy a fi fa in favor of the Insurance Bank of Co
| lumbus vs. Edward Carey and T. 5t M. Evans, se
i curity on the stay of execution.
Also, half acre lot number one hundred and thirty,
on Broad s’reet in the city of Columbus, and being
tfie place where Joseph Sturgis now lives levied on
as the proper; v of Jos-oh Sturgis, to satisfy a mort
gage fi fa in favor of Burton Hepburn vs. Joseph
! Stnrgis. Property pointed out in said mortgage fi la.
Als >, on*- negro man bv the name of Moses, about
tbir!v-five years old. and half acre lots in lire city of
Columbus, numbers one hundred and twenty-nine ; nd
th.tee hundred and twelve, and the undivided half” of
forty-four set fir r inches, fronting on Dillingham
street, and running north seventy-two ‘eet ten inches,
the same being on the north side of said slieet, and
being forty-fotn feet lour inches from the corner of
Short and Dillingham streets ail levied on as the pro
perty of Joseph Sturgis, to sati-fy sundry fi fas in favor
of the Bank of Darien. Ratlibone ti. Baker, Birch,
Welch & Cos. and ethers vs. Joseph Sturgis.
Also, half-acre lots, numbers three hundred and
nineteen and three hundred and twenty, in the city of
Columbus and eaunty of Muscogee, bo’h levied on as
the property of John T. Walker, to satisfy four fi fas,
mis in favor of John Foisylh vs. John T. AA'alker, one
in favor of William and W. Tonev vs N. IVI. C.
Robinson, maker, and John T. Walker and Joel O.
Wiggins, securities, on* in favor of WaddyJ. Jack
■tn vs M'Kee & Prickett, p r incipals, and John ‘j'.
Walker and J. J. Boswell, endorsers, and the oilier
in favor of \Talter H. Weems vs. John T. Walker
and J. J. Bos er* 11. endorser-!.
Also, lot of land number ten, in the thirty-third
distiict of originally Lee now Muscogee county, con
taining two hli dred two and a half acres, levied on
as the property of James A.'Glenn, to satisfy a fi fa
in favor of Noel Matthews vs. James A. Glenn and
others.
Also, naif-acre lots in the city of Columbus, num
bers two hundred and eighty*thi ee, two hundred and
eighty four, two hundred and eighty-five and two hun
dred and eighty-six, levied on as the properly of Na
than P. Willard, tosa'i.-fv a fi fa in favor of Wells &
John Godwin vs. said AYii'a.d
Also the following negr es. to-wit: Craven a man
twenty s x \ ears old. a good blacksmith, his wi'e Marv
twrntv two years old. Jane a girl ten years oid, and
Nelson a hoy twelve wars old, levied on as the pro
perty o’ Jo! n 7 1 . Walker, to satisfy sundry fi las in
favor of John Forsyth and odicts vs. said Walker.
A i*o, the followina propei ty: William a negro man
abou twenty-five years old. two pianos, one music
stand and stoo’,tv. o -ofas, one and zen mahogony chairs,
six ottomans, one pier table, two pier glosses, one
centre ‘able, one asll al lamp, two mantle lamps, one
hat stand, six fcndirs, seven pair andirons, shove's
and tongs, three bureaus with glasses. 01m French
bedstead, four bedsteads two small <!e one set din
it.<r lables. one wash stand, two wash Stands, two
rocking chairs, two large mirrors one looking glass,
1 wenty common chairs, one sideboard, two settees,
one candle stand, two waidrobos, one w riting desk
an! chair, one sina’l do., three foot stools, five small
tables, three hair mat rasses, five cotton do., two pair
smalt bellows, one dining set china, one tea do., one
set cu! glass, nine silver candlesticks, two do'/.cn siiver
forks and a s- t of knives, one pair silver waters, one
set casiors, one pair flower vases, one pair silver snuf
fers and trav. < ne set Japan waiters, one cordial i-tand.
and two safes, all levied on as the property of James
S. Calhoun. Also, the interest which Janies S. Cal
houn and Charles L. Bass have in the Columbus
Wharf Company, al! levied on to satisfy sundry fi fas
in favor of the Insurance Bank of Columbus Burton
Hepburn. James Carey and o'h.-rs vs. .James S. Cal
houn and Charles L. Bass, and Calhoun & Bass and
others.
Also, five negroes, to-wit: Jane a girl seventeen
years old. Jane a girl sixteen years old, Blai k Jim a
bov eighteen years old, Frank ahoy eleven ycarsold,
and Frances a girl five years old, levied on as the
property of Hampton S. Smith, to satisfy a fi fa in
favor of James H. Shorter vs. William H. Robinson
& Cos , makers, and Hampton S. Smith, er.doiser and
security.
Also, the following furniture: one wardrobe, one
bureau, one table, one carpet, one looking glass and
eleven chairs, all revied on as the property of Lester
L. Oovvdry. to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Bainuel Judd
vs. Le ter L. Cowdry.
Also, the following negroes: Gilbert a man tvrentv
eight years old, his wife Beckey twenty-six. and her
two children. Lucinda six years oid and a hoy child
three years old, Henry eighteen years old, Mack six
teen years o'.d Adam sixteen years old, Martha twe
tv-two years old and her child Henry five ycarsold.
Also, three lots of land in the eighth district of Mus
cogee county, containing two hundred two an 1 a half
acres each, to wit: numbers foriy-five, forty-six, and
tlie oilier number not known but being the place
where William W. Pool now lives, having about two
hundred and sixty or two hundred and seventy acres
of cleared land and go and improvements upon the same,
about foiw rni'es above Columbus; said land joins
Matthew Hal! and others, all levied 011 as the proper
ly of William AV. Pool to satisfy sundrx li fas- from
Muscogee superior court, one in favor of EdwM. E.
Powers vs. \Vm. W. Poo! and Robert McCrary, one |
in favor of Thomas Hoxev. Win. 11, Mitchell and J.
N. Bethnne vs Wm. \\ . Po. l, one in favor of Duvall
& Mattock vs AYm. W. Pool, and Robert McCrary,
security, and John L. Lewis, security on the stay, and
sundry other fi fas vs. Wm. AV. Poo! and Robert Mc-
Crary. Property pointed out by Wm. AV. Poof.
Also, twelve rosewood chairs, onemahogeny wash
stand. three bureaus with marble top, three wash
stands Jo., two rosewood centre tables and two pier
tibles. levied on as the property of John C. Jacobi
and Adolphus L. Heine, to satisfy sundry fi fas. o- c
in favor of A. & S. & S. Thorp vs. Jacobi & Heine,
one in favor of Burton Hepburn vs. said Heine, and
sundry o'her fi fas vs. said Heine.
Also, half-acre lot in the city of Columbus and
county of Muscogee, on the corner of
streets, and being the place where John C. Mangham
now lives, levied on as the property of George AV,
Towns, to satisfy a fi fa in favor es Nathaniel Nuck
ols, bearer, vs. George AV . Towns.
- S K. BONNER, Sheriff.
January 27, 1841. 4Dis
POSTPONED SALES.
/V!LI. EE SOLD AT THE AEOVE TlfiE ,\>D PLACE.
Tin- fallowing Negroes, to wii . Jim, a man
about 24 years old, William a mulatto boy about 1C
years old, Martha a woman about 19 years <> and, Ma
ria a woman about SQyears old. and her live children
Sarah 10 vears otd, Henry 7, Ludy 5, Frances o
and Laura, 1 year old: also, five, fine, two story. 1
granite front brick store homes, on Oglethorpe s'feet., |
rnmedia'ely opposite tlr Oglethorpe House, at this |
•ime unoccupied, (or the most of them are) each con- j
taining thirty Let front, more or less, on Og.ethorp” i
street? and running west eighty feet, mete or less—at. |
being in the citv of Columbus and county of Muscogee; j
J alsojot of land No one hundred and eighty-one. iu j
I the six'll district of Muscogee, containing two hun-|
j dred two end a half acres, more or less ; “said land is j
i unimproved ; all levied on as the property < f Burton
Hepburn, to satisfy sundry fi- fas. fiorn Muscogee
Superior Court, one in favor of the Executors of
George AV Murrav, deceased vs. Burton Hepburn,
appellant, and James C. A at son, security 011 tue
appeal and stav, and other fi. f-i<. vs said Hepburn.
S. R. BONNER, s.’.crM’.
At the stme time and place will be sold:
One lot of land in the ninth district of Muainer
cou tv, known bv number fifty-six, cotraining two
hundred two and a half acres, the property of David
Ma.lJen, to sa’isfv aft fa from Muscogee superior
citirt in fr • r <-f John Smith v- I Mash! n. Bro
pertv pointed out by Randtd! L.i ty. I
(_ AHo, the honse anJ lot lately occupied by John C.
Hamilton, situate on the west side of Oglethorpe
street, in the city of Columbus, bounded north by the
properly of Thomas Dutton and south by Ur. J. J.
Hoxev, levied on as the property of David Wright, to
satisfy - three h fas from the superior-court of iVimco
gee county.one n favor of Thomas S. Smith, one
in lav.ir ot Ulijaii Cor.ev, and the other in favor ot
Caroline E. Wiley vs. said Wright, principal, and
HamptonS. Smith, security.
A iso. one lot of land in the sixth district of Musco
gee county and State of Georgia, known fry number
thirty-six, levied on as the property of Martial! Cov
ington, to sutisiy a li fa from a justice’s court of ih -
five hundred anil fiftv-third district. G. M., and State
aforesaid, in favor of >l. R Mathews vs. said Cov
ington. Levy made and returned to me by a ronsia
ble.
A !so. a quarter acre lot, with a good dw< King house
and other improvements, being the west half of lot
number five hue-arid and sixtv-siven, senate on
Crawford st cer in the city < f Columbus, now occupi
ed hv Mrs. Bur’- n, levied on as the property of David
W. Upton, bv virtue of afi fa issued fionithe superior
court i r Muscogee county, in favor of James 11.
Shorter v<. John W hitesides, and said I'plon, securi
ty or. appeal.
Also, the undivided third if James Terry’s interest
in the following negroes, to-wit: Diov a woman about
forty years ol t, Sam. her son. about seven ytats old,
Susan a girl about five vears ©id, ami Monroe a hoy
about six months oid, lenea on to satisfy a fi fa issu
ed from the superior cott't of Upson county, in lavor
of John Covanah vs. sai l Terry. The above pro
perty is also subj ct to several executions from a
justice’s court. Property pointed out by Michael N.
Clarhe, Esq.
Also, the following household furniture: four ma
hogany tables, two dozen chairs, one carpet and rug.
two pair andirons, one ft ntler. t o bureaus maliogony
ami glass, four bedsteads, four beds anei furitbuie, one
hair st>fa, two pair silver ]>!att and candlesticks, tv o wa
ter buckets, tliree iron pots, two ovens, two spiders,
one kettle, one brass kettle, one tea and coffee set
ehtr.a. two pair of decanters, three Japan waiters, one
pair castors. Also, one hundred and eighty volumes
of Medical and Miscellaneous works, levied on a’ the
property of Edwin L. 1 tGraffem ied, by virtue of
two fi fas from the superior court of Muscogee coun
tv, one in favor of the Bank of Milledaeville. vs. said
DeGrafFenrii and, and the other in favor of Wiley E.
Jones vs. said DeGraffenrin!. maker, and Washing
ton Toney and Nri! MrN or. endorsers.
THEOBALD HOWARD, D. S.
• January 27, 1341. 49ts
At the same time and place will be sold:
One halt-acre lot .of land, with the improvements
thereon, in the city of Columbus, known in the plot of
said city bv number three hundred and seventy-nine,
f outing* on Troup street, being the place whereon
Gerard Burch lives. Aiso. three negroes, Hannah a
woman forty-five years oid, and her t'.vu children
Daniel eight years old and Henry six years old, levi
ed on as the property of Gerard Burch, to satisfy a fi
fa in favor ol the justices of the inferior court of Mus
cogee county vs. James Moss, principal, Henry W.
McDaniel, James M. Russell, James £>. Calhoun and
Gerard Burch, securities.
Also, one half acre lot of land, known as number
three, on the Kentale Academy square, in the city < f
‘Columbus, levied on as the property o! James S.
Calhoun, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of the jti tires of
the inferior court lor Muscogee county vs. James Moss
ptmcipal, lienry W. McDaniel, Joints M. Russell,
Janies S. Calhoun and Gerard Burch, securities,
Also, Henry W. McDaniel’s interest in two hun
dred two and a half acies of land, known as lot num
ber one, in the seventh district of Muscogee county,
levn and on as said McDaniel’s property, to satisfy a fi
fa in favor of she justices of the inferior court for M us
cogeecounty vs. James Moss, principal, Henry W.
McDaniel, James P>l. Russell, James S. Calhoun and
Gerard Burch, securities.
A'so, one Jack-ass, five year? old,levied on as ‘he
propei ty of Benjamin Howard, to satisfy a fi fa from
the superior court of Muscogee county, in favor ot
Colquitt, Holt and Echols vs. Maty Y\ imams and
Berj.infill Howard.
Also, eight hundred acres of land in the ninth dis
trict of Muscogee countv. adjoining lands of Thomas
Harrell, Motley and others. These lands embrace
a plantation of several hundred acres, with a comfort
able dwelling gin house, cotton screw, and othc ne
pessary buildings, being the place whereon Axnn
Dunn lives. Also, fourteen negroes, to-wit: Crom
well a man thirty years old. Charles a man thirty-five
years of ago, September a man fifty years old, Susan
a woman twenty-five years old, Dicy a woman forty
years old, Fanny a woman twenty-five yeais old, Su
rah a girl ten years old, Hetty a girl ten years old,
George a boy seven teats oid, llariiel a gir! twe
years old, Cato a boy four years old, Lewis a boy two
years old, Bill a boy twelve years old and Permelia a
oiil ten years old. all levied on as the properly if Ax
um Dunn to satisfy sundry fi fas from the superior
court of Muscogee county, one Ragan. Co'quilt &
Grant vs. Axum Dunn, Joel King vs. Carnes & Ta
tum, makeis. ar il Axum Dunn, endorser and security,
James C. Holland vs. Axum Dunn. The above
named fi fa- have been transferred to James 11. Short
er. Martha Gee vs. Axum I rain, two T. W. Smith
& C .. vs- A sunn Dunn. Jamas L Laurence vs. David
Mann ami Axum Dunn, Stewart & Fomain vs. Axum
Dunn. Executor and Executrix of Abraham Aifriend,
deceased vs. Rob. rt. W. Onrnts. principal, and Ax
tim Dunn, seen itv on appeal. Edward K. Powers vs.
Axum Dunn and F.ii F3. \V. Spivey, makers, and John
L. Lewis, endorser, Edwin Harris vs. Axnni Dunn,
Walter T. Colquitt vs. Henry Horton, maker, anil
Axum Dunn, endorser. ....
Also, will be sold under ah order from the inferior
Court for Muscogee Count v, as perishable pro; erty,the
steam boat Tallapoosa, hv;ed on by virtue of sundry
attachments, cue Shubael Dim mer vs. J. ll.Gindial
and Steel and Joseph Holland, joint owners of steam
boat Tallapoosa, one other Shubael Drunincr vs. J. 11.
Gini'fat and Steel.
WILLIAM F. LUCIvIE. D. S.
Jan 27, 1841. 49ts
At the same time and place will be sold :
One lot ofland number two hundred and five, in the
ninth district of Muscogee county, levied on as the
property of Arthur R. Johnston, to sa'isfy two fi fas
issued from Muscogee superior court, one in favor of
JosepbS. Smith & Go. vs. said Johnston, one other
fi fa in favor of John & Win. Kinkaid Vs. William J.
Blair, and Arthur R. Johnston, security.
Also, one lot of land numbei forty-four, in the
seventh district of Muscogee county, levied on as the
property ®f Little Berry Randall, it being the place
on which Little Berry Randall lives, being hand
somely i provtd, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued fiom
Muscogee superior court; Alfred F. Brannon vs. said
Randan. Moses Butt vs. said Randall and Alfred F.
Brannon, and Elizabeth A. Billups vs. said Randall
and Alfred F. Brannon.
Also, two hundred two and a half acres ofland,
being the east half lot number one hundred and lot tv
one,'and the north half of lot number one hunored and
sixteen, ho'.hin the sixth district of Mu cogee county,
and a ir->gro woman about seventeen years old, named
Hannah, and her child about two months old, all levied
on a? the property of James Howell, to satisfy sundry
fi fas issued from the superior court of Muscogee
county, in favor of Samuel C. Parks and others vs
James Howell, also,-sundry fi fas issued from a justi
ce’s court ol Muscogee county, in favor of A. B.
Austin vs. said Howell, and H. Dean, security.
Also, Moses J. Hollis’ interest in lot tu mour seven
ty-nine, in the llfh district of M useogee county, on
which there is v. sawmill, which interest is one-third
nart levied on as the proper y of said Hollis, to satis
fy one fi fa issued from Muscogee inferior court in fa
vor of John L. Lewis vs. Moses J.Hollis,maker ,r.f Ma
iion county, and James II Campbell, endorser and
security, of Muscogee comity.
Also, oho lot of land in tile tenth district of Musco
gee county, number two hundred arid eighty one. con
taining two hundred two and a half acres, levied on as
the property of William l’u r;ck. lo satisfy a fi fa issued
from the inferior court of said county, in favor of
Green P. Cozart vs. William Patrick.
Also, one lot of land number three hundred and one
in the tenth district of Muscogee county, levied on as
the property of William Patrick, to satisfy one fi fa
issued out o’ a justice’s court of Muscogee county, in
favor of Thomas Motley vs. said Patrick. Levied on
by Samuel P. Renfioe, a constable, ad returned to
me.
Also, one lot of land containing two hun ired two
and a half acres, number eighty-seven, in the seventh
district of Muscogee county, levied on as the property
, f Henry Sanders, to satisfy sundry fi fa:, issued from
a justice’s court of Muscogee county, in favor of Ro
lin R. Paremore vs. Maderson Sanders and Henry
Sanders. Levy made arid returned to me bv a con
stable. The above property will be sold at the risk of
William Sullivan, the former purchaser.
JOHN S. DUNCAN, D S.
Jaruarv 27. 1841. 49:s
MORTGAGE SALKS.
TS'?a T TLL be sold on the first Tuesday in APRIL
next at the Market House in the cite of Co
j ‘it inbus, between the usual hours of sale the following
1 nrsfroes, to-'vit:
Creasy a woman about twenty-five years old, and
! her female child about five years old, levied on as the
j property of Robert L. Moore, to satisfy a mor'gage
Us i in favor oi James H. Snorter \s. said .il.ioie.
| property pointed om in said mortgage fi ia.
Also, the foilewtng property: one negro man by the
! name of Ned twenty five years old, khods a woman
thirty-eight years old, two bay horses, one four-whe.ei
I c?,rri3't‘ 1 , one piano, one sideboatd, tne bureau anti
one sofa, ail levied on as the property of Henry King,
to satisfy a mortgage fi fa in favor of Crtiett Carnp
bel , assivn- e of Hampton S. Smith vs. Ilenry King
Property pointed out in said mo-tgage fi fa
S. R. BONNER, Sheriff.
January 27, 1841. dots
COItONER’-G SALK.
WSS7ILL be sold on the firs’ Tuesday n MARCH
V next, at the Market House in the <iv of Co
lumbus. between the usual hours of sale, the DlUr.vmg
property, to wit:
1. its of land numbers eighty-four and cigh'v-five.
each c n a tium two hundred two and a half acres,
I ~! ng in the thirty-third district of originally Lm now
Muscogee county levied on as the property cf Wm.
! Hearn, to satisfy afi fa from Forsyth superior court
in favor of Hardv Richardson vs Wi am H- n>.
BARTLETT WiCM J •
|
COROXER’i PfIBXI>G?:ED sale. ,
At the same Line and plate v, til Le sold:
House and lot containing twenty-eight fee; of ground j
frout, more or less, en Oglethorpe siiei t in the city if
Co.uinbus, it being part of half acie lot number <n*
hundred and (event v-seven, now occupied by Reuben
6. ttaCold, John A'. McCloud and Lewis Men roe,
free persons of color, levied on as the property ot
1 E'iza Shivers, to sa isft oue fi fa in favor ot Nancy
i Tarver vs. Eliza Shivers end Seymour R. Bonner,
j Property pointed mu bv Seym ‘Ur K . Bonner.
BAR I LETT WtCKS,Coroner.
! Jan. 27. 18-11. 49 s
STEWtUT JxAL.ES.
be sold Ik fore the Court House door iu
W w tlic low nos 1. 1 -mpkin, Slew art count v, on :!ie
first Tuesday tn MARCH next, within the legal
hours of sale, the foi owii-.g piopeity. 10-o-'t:
Lot of land No SSS. in the 3:st uistu.-f of Stew art
county, and one t av mare, two cows and calves, all ic
vied on as the property of M. M. S. Y\ arisworlh, to
satisfy one fi fa issued cut of Sit wart superior court in
favor of E. E. Crocker vs James Barber and -M. M.
S. Wadsworth.
AUo lots of land No?, 40. 57 and 25, in (he 24 h
da ilie! i f Stewart county, as the property f Samuel
Ada ■ s to satisfy om fi ‘a issued out ot Stewart mft
rior conit. Richard J. Snell ng and Cornelius Leary
v> James S. Lunsford and Samuel Adams.
Also, lot of land No. 95 in thi S3d district of Stew
art county, as rhe property of James A Ham ,to
satisfy one fi fa issudd out ofStevvart sun* rior court in
favor of John R . Cart, e vs Janies I>. Wilson, James
A. Harris and M. IV). S. Wadsworth.
A so. lot No. 183. in the SS I distric of Stewart j
county, tak< .* as the property of Patrick Alt nr< e. to
sa isfy one fi fa issued*4>t of Muscogee superior court ;
in favor of Atexar.der McDougald vs Patrick Muinoe, j
maker, and Thomas W. Watson security.
Also, lot No *2. in the S3d district, taken as the
property of I.awsoii l’o <'s to satisfy one fi fa issued j
.nit of a justices com tof Habersham c< untv in favor j
of CJ. Thomoson vs M Burgess and L. Bower. j
Also, lot No. Cos in the 19th distict of Stewart ,
county taken ss tin pieperty of Jonathan B. Dingier
>o satisfy one fi fir issued an: of Jasper inferior court in
favor of Matthew Whitfield vs ssni Dingier.
Also, lot No 50. in the 23 district of S'ewnrt cotui
tv. taken as the property < f James S. Lunsford osati.-
fv one fi fa issiitd out of Stewart superior court in fa
vor of I.ewi: L. Smi'h vs James S. Lunsford, John
Lunsford and A. F. Pope.
Also, lot No. 42. in the 23d di-trie; of Stewart
county, taken as the property of David G. Rodgers to
satisfy sundry fi fas issued out of a justices court of
Stewart county in favor of James Clark and others vs
David G. Rofgersand Henry K: bev.
Also, lot No. 93. in the 22d district, taken as the
property of ’I hotnas J. Kisterson. to satiety * ne h fa
issued out, of I.ee inferior court in favor of William ,
Smi’h vs Thomas J. Kistcrson maker, and Gnfiin
Smith endorser.
Also, lot No 156. in the 21st district ofStevvart
county, taken as the property of Jacob Mercer to
satisty one fi fa issued out if Stewart infer i< r court in
favor of Joseph S. Lee vs Jacob Mercer and Ilcnry
B. Lee.
Also. John Lanturn’s it tcre.st in Jot ofland No. 104,
in the 2-2d district ofStewar county. to satisfy sundry
ti fas issued out of a justices court ofStewar county in
favor of Thomas Brinsfield and . thurs vs John Lan
turn.
Also, the home and !<>t in the town of Lumpkin
known as the dwelling of A. U. Pope, taken as the
property of A. B. Pope, D saiLfy sundry fi fas issued
out of the superior a"d inferior courts of Stewart
county in favor of Gustavu* Dclcnv and others vs said
Pope.
A Iso, lots Nos. 212. 246, the undivided half efNos.
244 and 243 except five acres reserved for the tnetho
d;st church—with a valuable si t of mills on the premi
ses all in the 2hi district of Stewart ooutitv, taken as
the property of Appleton Hay good to satisfy sundry li
fas issued out of a justices cotirt of Stewart county in
favor cf H. H. Hudson and o hers vs said Hnygbod.
Als \ James S. Lunsford’s interest in lot No. 79, in
the 23d district of Stewart county, taken to satisfy
stmdtv fi fks issued out of the superior and inferior
courts of said comity, in favor of Lewis L. Smith and
others vs James S. Lunsford.
Adso, the settlement of land where Samuel Tomp
kins now resides, containing eight squares, numbers
not recollected, in the 23d district of Stewart county,
taken as the property of Samuel Tompkins to s itisi'y
sundry fi fas issued out of the supeiior and inftrior
court of said county in favor of James L. Martin and
o'hers vs Samuel Tompkins, Nathan Clifton and Win.
P. Tompkins.
Also, the settlement of land that Richard W. Fort
now lives on, in the 20th district of Stewart county,
taken as the prop’ rty of Jesse P. Harrell to satify one
fi fa issued out of Stewart inferior court in favor of
Thomas Shannon vs Blount Troutman and Jesse P.
Harrell.
Also, lot No. 77, block I>, in the tov nos Florence,
taken as the property of li.fi IJ. Garrett to satisfy
one li fa issued out ofStevvart inferior court in favor of
Kimbrough & Smith vs Henry Garrett and Daniel
Garrett.
Also, lots ofland Nos. 13S and 139. ir the 20ik dis
trict of Stewart county, and five slaves, viz: Ben, Ned.
Jane, Arnos and Jim all taken as the property of
Major Stanley, to satisfy a ti fa issued out of Stewart
inferior court in favor of William 11. Wilder vs Major
Stanley.
Also, the settlement ofland that Thomas Brinsfield
now lives on, in the 224 district of Stewart county,
taken ns the proper'v of Thomas Biinnfieiit to a'infy
one fi fa issued out of S’evvart iufi rior court in favoi of
Jacob Watson administrator of James H. AYarren,
deceased, vs Thomas Brinsfield, Charles H. AYarren
and Thomas J. StelL
Also. William H. Leary’s interest in lot of land No.
73, in the 19th district of Stewart county, to saiisfy
one fi fa issued out of Stewart inferior Court in favor
of Richard J. Snelling vs said Leary.
Abo the settlement ofland that William Filzpatrick
now lives on, taken as the property of Wil iam Fitz
patrick to satisfy one fi fa issued #u> of S ewait supe
rior court in favor of Ebezczer W. M. Rice.
Also, one hundred bushels of corn, four thousand
pounds of fodder and twenty head of stock cattle,
taken as the property of @iitOon Massey te satisfy
sundry fi fas issued out of Stewart inferior court in
favor of W'illiarn Seymour and others vs said Massey.
Also, one negro slave by the name of Riah taken as
ihe property of Henry Beacharn to satisfy two fi fas
issued out of Stewart inferior court, one in favor of
George W. Tayl*r, the other in favor ofG. B. Bali St
Cos.
Also, one sulhe.v and harness, taken as the property
ofGeorge W. Rice to satisfy one fi fa issu'd outr.f
Jackson superior court in favor of John Appleton vs
s id Rice.
Also, one sulkey, taken as the property of A. B.
Pope to satisfy sundry fi fas issued out of Stewart su
perior court in favor of Baker, Terry it Cos. and others
vs said Pope.
Aiso, one negro slsve bvtl.e name of Mary, taken
as the property of Thomas J, Rtell to satisfy sundry fi
fas issued out of Stewart inferior court in favor ofMa
rv AYarren and others vs. said Si ell.
Also, one sorrel horse, one two horse wagon, taken
as the properly of Simeon B. Luster to saiisfy one fi fa
issued out of Stewart inferior court in favor of Francis
Dclone vs George D. Luster and Simeon B. Luster.
M. M. FLEMMING, D. S.
Jan. 27, IS4I. 49 ts
The fallowing slaves, to wit; Hume, a man, and
Peter, a man, taken as the properly of John D. Pitt*,
tosatisfy one fi fa issued out of Muscogee superior
court, in favor of Theophilus Sapp, vs John D. Pitts,
and others.
A! “o the house and Dt on the pub’ic square, in the
town of Lumpkin, known as M. M. Flom ng’s con
fectionaiy, taken as the properf} ofM.M. Fleming,
to ss.ti.-fy one li fa i sued >.ut of Stewart superb r court
in f’avo’ of Letov, Wiley, Parrish, & Cos. vs M. M.
Fleming. James M. Sullivan and others.
Also, tiie Apothecary’s shop, on the public rqare in
Lumpkin, siewart countv, now occupied by James
Clark and A. B Pope, taken a? the property of A B.
Pcpe to sa'isf/ sundry fi fa issued out of Stewa't su
perior court, in favor of Mtler, Ripley, Cos and oth
ers vs Cain, & Hope.
ROBERT RIVES, Sheriff.
Jan. 23,1841
MORTGAGE SALKS.
be sold, on the first Tuesrtav in APRIL
Vv next, before the Court House door in the town
of Lumpkin, Stewart county, the following property,
to wit:
The following slaves: Lucy and tw o < hildren,Georg*.
Rose ami her two children, Caroline. Daniel, Dave,
irthur. Sampron, Diamtah and two children, Toner,
and Alfred, uii taken as the property of Robert Hatch
er to satisfy three mortgage fi fa - issued out of Stew
art inferior court in favor of Willard Bovnton, Love
J. Bryan, Tomlmson Fort and Khjah E Crocker,
executors tfSarc.mil Williams, deceased. Property
pointed out in said fifa'S.
Also, eleven slaves, viz: ‘Nek, Defhpsy, Ceily forty
years of age, Oe ley three months old. Green. Drttcil
!a. Ai'.scy Juliana. John, N incy and Matiah,: levied
on as the property of Richard W. Simmons, to satis
fy two mortgage fi fi>s isstted out of Monroe inferior
court . o* • m ‘aver of Frederick G. Hk belt, the ether
•in favor of Arthur Foster vs R. W. Simmons. Pro
perty pointed out in strid fi fas.
Also, one road wagon, harness an-! six nniVe. te-I.en
as the property of Nathan Clifio , to satisfy a mort
gage ft fa issu’ and out of Stewart inferior eomt in favor
of the executors of Sr.mue! Williams.den ; fed.
M.M. FLEMMING, D. S.
Jan. 27, 1841. 49 t -
FSESH PHUT.
TirUST receive j, 40 boxes new Raisins,
itjp 40 half boxes do do
20 boxes white Malaga Figs,
20 kegs do and > Grapes,
10 tu-xes fresh Lemons,
2 kegs fresh Tamarins,
Aha two boxes I'aitan Vermicelli, For sale Vv !
’ J. B. SI RUPPER, ‘ j
One door above Hamilton & Hurd’s Clothing Store ‘
Jan. 6 1841. 46 tt
LAW.
subscribers having connected tharoselvcfi 1
§L the practice of LAW, wil attend ail the.
County Courts <-f the Chsitahcociicc Circuit, and the
adjoining e ••unies of Alabama. Office in Mclntosh
.’ . . A & V-rin;’- Store.
ALFRED IVERSON,
June 11. IrS J. M. GUEF.Ui .
UNIVERSITY OP GEORGIA*
ANNUAL ANNoUirCFWt NT.
I'jJMin Exercises of this Institution will be resumed
j -ML on the Sixtemth if January, 1841.
Applicants tor admission io the JFre.-I man ClasS
“id be examined critic a l\ a? to tin ir know bilge ol the
■ Latin, Greek and English Gran.in; is, (pr> so y inclu-*
|dd ;) also upon the Anabasis of Xv nopl.t n, as can*
i tamed in the first volume of J,c Collectanea Giatca
| .Aiiijoia—or any equnu.tnl seiectieu in the same v>-
i iumt; also, upon 1 .iny’s Letters, or Sallust, or Livy.
I Above ail, they will be expected to evince gnat resui
| m Ss in Ati ha e ic.J
i b t,l: auuiis- u.n io the Su| ! f (.n.ore Class, in addition
: to the above, the applicant should have read and < om
j pie! id iht first volume it the Maim a. ai.d the hrst book
:ot the Uuyssv, or ll.e equivalents. ’I he Odes of
j Horace, vvnli attention to prosody: wi ll Tacitus’s
1 Lite ot Agrico.a, and his Geinimiy. In Mathematics
I he will be examined on ill Day’s'Algilra, and on the
j tirvl three hi oiks of PiUvfari'.s Gcometi v.
i Pun’ tun: a: n i dance ,n the f.rst day of Term isde
j sirab.e. as weii for ll.e sake of the btudent as foi the
• good of tht lusiitutiofi at large.
i Gram B< aid may be obtained in private families at
I Horn ten to twelve 1 eloilars per moiuh.
1 Lola ge fees, including Tuition, Room rent, SeM
vam i;u . . Ld.raiy, ivc. I* illy Doliars, payable in ad
vance, vit.: I hniy dollars on the ifith of January and
1 twenty doll is ni. the Ist e f August.
‘1 In re an- thiee exauiinarii Us iu the year. 1. Du*
• ring the f;s. lovinighi in April, 2. The week before
, -i.mmt ini tiiin;. 3. ‘I he last wee kia October.
A aeahiu:.- : Due week afier Commencement dav,
snd Iroui November Ist to 1 Arh of January following,
i lu* r citi, \ aro ns Tol ovvs!
Rev. Alonso Cnuat m.D. D., President and Pro
lissoi it Moral Philosophy,Metaphysics, and Politi
cal r.( rnt i v.
J.vvis Jack-on, A. AT., Professor of Natural
i tiilosophy an! Ldiv imsti v.
H. Hull, be. Lb, Protessor of Olathematics and
Astionomv.
IYiai nil's A. A\ \r.D,M. D., Porfessor of Miner
alogy, Gco.ogy and Botany.
Riv. \. ii i i.iu Lkiim.vsn, A. M. Professor of
Giev k and hi idem Lanauxocs,
Je.Mt s P. AA Arm, A. Al., Trofessor of L tin,
Aii'i.a'..!ogy and Bt iles-lettres.
~ Ch.vKwAs I'. McCay,A. AL, Professor ofCivil
Engui'.'r.ng and adjunct Professor of Mechanical
t l.llosophy.
Nahum H AAoop, A. M., Tutor in
Ja.mus Jaik-on. Inspector and Librarian.
C. I l '. McCav, Secretary to the Faculty.
o A. HULL,
Secretary to the Board of Trustee'.
t b IY,- )|, tpio. 4 ,j 4(
UIK IKLfBRATKB HORSE
ROBIN IIOOD
WILT, stand the • risuing season, one half of Ids
time at my stable, nineteen miles above Colum
bus, iu Russell county, Ala., and the other part of his
time at Lafayette, Chambers countv, Ala and will be
!et to mares at the reduced price ofFtlty Dollars, duo’
.s!h of December next. Mares seiit over thirty
miles will be fed t .'O months gratis. Person* failing
io get a colt m t. e Spring, will be allowed the” Fall
season grails, ii the mares are suit to niv stable All
cate will be taken to prevent actidetits’and escapes,
but iio hahuHies K>r either. 1 9
A- to 1: iibin’s pei formatters on the turf, a ref. renre
to the xM iid Book or t.ie Spirit of the Times, will rive
antirc satis faction. It is also due hint to say. that his
ei'it:, so far as trials have bei n made, huVe been sur-’
passed hv none in the United States.
‘I he season w 11 commtnce the first o’- Match, and
i*nd the zirst of Julv. z TV'IJITK & J
J... Mt. ‘4* If J ” o ’ CROWELL.
G lie.Gl A, TALBOT COUNTY.
hKREAS Roland Smith applies to me f.r
. * , buteis ot administration on the estate of David
onurn, deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish all nnd
singular the kindred ami creditors of said deceased to
, f n<l appear at my efliee within the time prescribed
by law,to show cause, if any they have, why said
letters should not be granted. J
Given under tny hand at office, Jan 20 1841
4t> 4t VV. S. GOSS, c. c. o 4
tsAxuUAui’ vostposied Salks.’
ON the first Tuesday in FEBRUARY next, will,
within the legal hours, be sold, before the court
house door in the town of Lumpkin, Stewart county,
the following property: ‘’
Six claves, to-wit: Lewis, Peggy, Marvellon and
chiiii, atm Adeline and child. Also, the interest of*
Joiiu D. 1 ttis m the following lots of land, numbers
three hundred and thirty-seven three hundred and
thirty-eight, three hundred and forty-two, and fractions
numbers three hundred and forty-three, containing
three hundred ana eighteen acres, and three hundred
and forty-four, containing thirty acres, in the twenty
setond district of Stewart county, taken as the pro-
John D. Pitts, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued
out of the superior and inferior courts of said county,
in favor o Jcf.u B. Logan and others vs. John D.
Pitts.
A Iso lots of land numbers one hundred and sixtV
fqitr, one hundred and sixty-five, one hundred and
eighty and one hundred and eighty-one in the twenty
first. district of Stewart county; also two negroes,
Miles and Hannah—levied on as the property of Dan*
tel M’Leod, to satisfy a fi fu issued from Stewart su
perior court in favor of Cullen U arp. The above nro
perty to be sold for bills on the Columbus Bank cr
gold and silver only, by order of Gregby E. Thomas,
plaintift’s attorney. ’
Also one negro-slave by the name of Abram—levied
on as the property of Henry Beacham, to satisfy a fi
fa issued from Stewart superior court in favor of Ab
ner A\ ellborn ts Henry Beacham.
47ts ROBERT RIVES,
MORTGAuE SALES.
WILL HE SOLD AT THE ABOVE TIME A2*l) PLACE
Lot. number nvo hundred and forty-five in the twen
ty-fourih district of Stewart county—levied on as the
Property of James S. Lunsford, to satisfy a mortgage
ti .as issued from Stewart superior court in favor of
Aden Leek am vs aames fe. Lunsford: property point
ed out in said ft fa.
A Is i lot of land number two hundred and twenty-six
in the twentieth district of Stewart county —levied on
as the property of Augustine B. Pope, to satisfy a
morigage fi fa issue 1 from Stewart superior Court in
tavor of Stoddard, Miller & Cos. Property pointed
out in said fi fa.
Jan. 6. 47ts ROBERT RIVES, Sh’JT.
haadglpu postponed sales.
WILL bo sold, on the first Tuesday in FEBRU
ARY next, before the Court House door, in
the town of Cuthbert, Randolph county, within the
usuil hours oi sale, the following property:
Also the south half of lot of land number onehun
d.cd and nineteen in the tenth district of said county;
and three negroes, viz: a negro man named Abram
about thirty-six years old; and a woman about thirty
years old, name not known, and a boy child named
John about five months old—levied on as the property
of Thomas G. Carman, to satisfy sundry fi fa’s from
a justices court of said county, viz: one in favor of
Alexander Kilpatrick vs Thomas G. Carman, others
m favor of Council Wooten vs Thomas G. Carman.
Also that pari of lot of land number one hundred
arid nicety-three in the ninth district of said county,’
which lies east-ff the road leading from Cuthbert to \
Lumpkin—levied on as the property of Lee Jeffries •
to satisfy onefi fa froth a justices court of said county
in favor of David Ferguson vs Lee Jeffries, and one
in favor of Elbert Dickson vs Lee Ji ffries.
47ts LEWIS GREGORY, Sheriff.
WM. lIAIiCA SHIVERS,
ATTORNEY zxND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Columbus, Georgia.
Jari 12. 47 4t
THAiiE undersigned has lately taken the Tavern
Ji- formerly occupied by Gray & Jones, opposite
the Court House in Clinton, Jones county, Georgia,
would be glad of a call from his friends and acquaint
ance. M. SULLIVAN.
Jan 1. 18 ‘l. 47tf
NOTICE.
THOSE who have in possession the Prospectus
to The Cotton Gin Maker and Gamer’.’ Guide^
;f anv subscrib is, will please forward by mail to Co
lumbus. TEMPLETON REID.
Jan. 12. 47 It*
NOTICE,
ALL persons indebted to the estate of John Stew
ait. la'e of Early county, deceased, are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those having de
mands against the same, to present them in terms of
the law. LEE WALKER, Administrator.
fi FME __ 47 3t
NOTICE.
A I.L persons indi bud to the estate of Richard
| -C-sE Co.her, late of Eatlv county, deceased, are re
jutsted to make immediate payment and those hav
ing demands against the same, to present them in
terms of the law'.
ELIZABETH COLLIER, Administratrix,
Jan. 8. 1841. 47 St
REMO VA L.
BR. JNO. J. JJ. liUXhi , has removed his of!
lice to the room over the store of T. A. Bran
non, a fi w <i ‘ r~ clove Taylor and W’aikei’s, and
nearly opoositc Col. Joi.n Banks’ Drug Store,
j .fin. !2. _ _ 47tf _
S XtJfli MONTHS after date app ication will be
J- 1 m it: to the honorable the inferior Court of Baker
noun’-. ‘"i o sit :: g (nr ordinary purposes, for leave
to S’ >1 a. he real e.ua'< belonging to the estate of Jno.
S. Bull r,d* i hi. late of said county.
Ai.EXA.NDER FRAZIER, A'lm’r.
Jan. 4 h, 1841. 48 4m
NOTICE.
v S’i'.lF, partnership existing in Muscogee, was dis
solved the lt of March, 1838. lam rospoasi
bl<- for no contracts entered into since that date,
j March 14,1840. 4tf JOHN L. HARP.
NOTICE.
■grfeiß f CHLEY vritl c .ntin- e the practice ofMr
j ifird f. ‘ - v. Re. Office etl lie old staml of
iODitiov ri -cliffy on L. tad Sheet.
| Jul. ID. S