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TSIK I)SvUOn§ ,IT.
SA I L S£l>A V. JUNE H.l SBI.
Farmer’s Bank of Chattahoochee.
The subscription books for Stock in tin*
above bank were opened at Columbus on
Monday last. The amount of stock ap
portioned to this place was only one thou*
sand shares; and it had been ascertained
for some time, that the demand exceeded
by ten times, that amount. A large
crowd collected around the Court House
at an early hour in the day; and as soon
as the hooks were declared open, a gener
al rush and scramble took [ilace. Me
have before seen men eager to get hold of
money; but here they were possessed with
a rage to get rid of it. To increase the
confusion, there had been some differunce
of opinion among the Commissioners in
regard to the meaning of the act on some
points, which prevented their agreeing
upon any rules for their government.
Accordingly when the rush commenced
they were incapable of acting with any
thing like order or regularity. A scene
of tumult and high excitement prevailad
for some time, which it would be invidi
ous to describe. It was at length allayed
however, by the suggestion of a compro
mise between the two rival parties, which
was finally effected. It was agreed that
the 1030 shares should he equally divi
ded between the friends of each party,
and the crowd separated in a more peace
able manner than had at one time been
feared.
INTERNAL ] IMPROVEMENT.
Stimulated by the promising result of
the enterprise' in South Carolina, the pub
lic spirited citizens of Savannah arc cas
ting about them for the means of facili
tating their intercourse with the interior.
The time was, when Savannah was un
tned Queen of Southern Cities; and in
the wealth of her commerce, the lofty and
generous spirit of her citizens, her splen
did charities, and noble enterprise, she
well deserved the title. But evil times
have fallen on her. Her wealth has been
cripled by the changing position of na
tions; and the pitiful, penurious policy of
our own state legislature, has prevented
her availing herself of the natural advan
tages o! her position; and the consequence
is, she stands nearly isolated from the
«.-i (.lie »*•*»-> li.itead of coustructiniT
channels of communication to their own
seaport, Georgia is permitting her rich
productions to find an outlet in other
states, and Charleston and Mobile, are ri-
sing to emmcnce tt the expense of Sa
vatti.a!i. Apprized of tlnse circuuistan
•ces the citizens of Savannah have lately
projected the enterprise of constructing it i
Railroad front Savannah, through illacon
to Columbus, it is a magnificent, though
a bold scheme; and in this, it partakes of
the. character of ils founders. But al
though bold, it is feasible; money may ac
complish it. Lot a portion of the tm
millions, which \ve were lately et.allied to
toss 'ni the Ban/.', he applied to this under
taking, and it cannot fail. \5 e hope our
friends of Savannah will not let the sub
ject rest where it is.
An attempt was made to rob the Far
mers Batik ni the town of Aaihmt,N. 11.
on the night of the ICth ins'. The rogue,
who culls b,:ns;*if John Jones It.id penetra
ted into the > unit, l-ut hat it g made rather
more no se than was necessary, lie mous
ed the Cashier, who aeptelt ruled him.
Cold. —N'-avly ety, doubt as to the
tuinend weal,h of our country is about
being dissit,* led. \ g utieman recently
a Citizen o. tis place; Mr. Sanurcl Leitch
>s now w. .ing mint-, successnilly, on
Fair For :t, it* i n.on liistrict. Tl.is
mine, h;t i t months •"<> unheard of, is
now y:e!> ■ its enterprising proprietois i
JL'ssrs. * • >t-i Means, trend four to
hraiuMi mi" ,Di .1: ore is easily obtain
ed-—have ; - v to dig about three feet in
the earth, -t ■' continently believed that
it-extends, equally rich in the precious!
metal, sot he.lf a mile along tiie same
branch.
>l r . T. AY. M’Net-1, of tli>s village, is
also working a mine alu>ut seven »t, ics
front tlris place, which promises to re
ward him amply for nis labor. A great
quantitv of <n , -a 1 to be interior to
noneobt t. 5; il from the I I;urlotte mines,
lias been got out at. this mine, and tho pro
prietor is otdv wai tng the arrival of ma
chinerv, the constrEt-tors anil tenders ol
whieh are now in re for pounding and
washing the ore, n order to obtain the
“hidden treasure.”
Vor'irillc C. Pioneer, 'Jav
hl'UlYff ASB NT AIM EH
Just reerh-t and hv,<l fnU nssivtrttcnt of
C.* in *!j t di*. V iilins.
Urown l.i'vim, n•* lc< nn**. '. •• Broai! me!
!\ T »v irin t< I. ♦lih F! 6 mUntrthf. IH k
Lav«ii»:rs,S-iIU
A!h i — \ c Blip!- f«* nl of l-'in'! arifi
Poi’vsn. hiif’i :i v! t »w ij nitere?! SMOIvV
liicl: i ofT**rnfl Mt nty arromfiioilfitinif
*cr»D«. (’i n. tr V M«*r wotiM do uoll lo
••ri i »ir«J ox'n.'pu* fen t!-icl ll w ° ■ ' fn
hum \l, iS.H. J A. HUDSON.
IMS. PI3T®RS,
Formcrly of New-York and i.atei;i.y
of
V*'l* =0 •uceessfel Iram :u« it of DYM’EPSf A
and oilier ed/stina r iff t fins has grained him
.-'.(■ni ide'- ihle cnVhfitv, Ins ariive in this vil
and taken e ro «m at tho Colutmhus Haul,
where lie may he s- e i
'‘r B re«pee! fal!y invites these afdinte»j with
disease, In jive him a call |iTor'oH< lo the IStb cl
'.he |»*e«ont month, a* his eng.ioeuients arc such
ns In render it impossible for him to attend to
cases that do not iiresont previous to that lime
P. S. Dr. P’s. credentials vii'd he exhibited to
anv person hv reijuest.
Juno 11. 1831.
L. J. DAVIES vV CO.
fITAV!’ just reecivol nod njoniit<r this dry.
a “ another inrje siipnlv of
STAPFiK PAXC'V DTIY GOODS.
Also ,i treed assortment of It IUOU'.JUE
CItOCKEV >', SLO.IR, COFF F r
June 11. 18 t.
FoiI F.IQS !.3 <IHUIS,
JUST kl.i ll ED
ONE Pipe Henna y's Brandy (very supeiior.)
1 do. Gogrtiac do.
1 do. Holland Gin,
1 do. Jam a limn,
t da. Madeira Wine,
1 r'o Tcneriffe do.
fi <jr casks Malaga do.
The above Liquors wore selected !>v r» jood
judge, who paid great attention to «iU \ [.TTY
Purchasers will pi. .use call and examine for
themselves J \ 11UD3UN.
June 11, 1831
Hardware.
,f sortipont of Har'l'jrjiro, Kino
- Kurler . Hollow Mart-, Siy’ha PhiiiOiQ H.,*s
iisis Cos i, ( a.jLbtcol axes, Rum a CattsUcl
axes.
A LbO - 120 sells Blacksmith's Tools, com
plOirt.— For Rale.
!1 • J. A HUDSON.
»*i 5-t.va ’ ir
• 1 ■ld • • ! o ee: .t.gs and Shirtings.
3-1 and 1 5-1 A f-l b e.irl and do do.
> it ps 3 4 and 4-4 Pla dsand Stripes,
10 ps Apron Checks,
10- Fi.rrnt no do. (!>iuo and red)
100 “ \e ■’.j-n shirtings
For s-.le J. A. HUDSON.
June It,18 1 1.
notjclh
4 N ex.irnination ftl;.* pupils of the Male A
' female Acadend''s. vili take 'are on the
Kith for the Female ni l :7th in t. fir the Male
depart;: cnt. i’nrents."nd G* a dian*' are res
pec (fully invited to attend. The cxeicics v.i'd
conclude by an exhibition at early ciindlolhh'
on Friday tile 17'li
SEABORN JONES, P li. Trustees.
E. E- EkGrafienreid, Secy.
Jtim i 1 1831
E lit»3sl»lA —Jtandolph County.
hf.reas Starkey Collins applies to
me for letters ot administration on
the ectate t J. he Roach, lain of Lawrence
county deceased The e are therefore t.> cite
and sdii.o i h, all and -angular the Kindled and
creditors-at said deceased, to he alut appear at
niv office, wiilnn the time jireri r iiu*d hr- to show
cause (it any they have,) why said letters should
not ire granted
, JV l ’en Under my hand, tins Ist day of June,
*B4l War. 11. BHU i twj »; e «. ’
June 11. 1831.
GiEOUGIA— Meriv ‘lirrCov nty.
W iliiam Tide t lis oef* ni N t v Rogers,
a Justice ot the peace in ands a sard c urity. a
small Chesnut Si.rrel H-.rsc with a white spot
on ins right thigh, and a small white spot in his
ten-head; the tell <» cowl; eight or nine years
old, and fourter • rrfi'torn flards high, appnus
ed by John Sidtve-i and Jacob Bader rotlnr v
delta s, this 3is 1 Mav, 1831.
O. F. i EVERETT, c. i c.
Juno 1 ! 1-31
(iEl)ißilA —iMerrhccthvr County.
Cliarn« Jo’dan 'dl .ladoro J4m Bo,or a ins
tree of thi peace in and fm said co'o'tv, a • l*--,-
cut sene l Firs" abi ut si-on oreigitt eiiir. id
led. hind eg bo ho f ■ r ecu cr ii leen liainia
ii gli. no o;h< r mail s in. trrands pore, i ,p ; e,
aponiiapd hv I) Uh- os-i and 8. Perch to fifty
■ ioil irs, this I7ih May,
O •' VERETT. c i c
June 11. 18.31
Ui'JS Jll til A— Heard i oiuity.
Ofti e Fiji 1 Nrrrtiort ocur.
V,ithar!i it Nixon of t lie O'.) ’d district G iM
to'lc.l iocicru Genrgo W Tun entice. I sq. .in
tils' fill ins . a small white ponev, b;muled i>n the
1.-ft shuilidar vv tli ti.o le ter O aged 10 or 11
tear-, Ep.u'aisod by Aa.on F..m!ev and Edmund
Speai mui to five dollars
r x rati term tire Estrav Bock. Mav ‘27th, 1831.
P I! f \YI.OR. c i. c.
Jnr.o 11. 1831
A OTIC E.
iMONTi! • aflevdate application will
1 he made to ho Iron,mi able the Ulterior
Court <d .Muscogee cvr ntv when setting tor or
dinaty |)utpnscs. nave to ell m! the ne
gr es and real "state of Elijah Jv rvett. late of
Mu-n ipjee county deccasul, for the henefrt of
tile hens and creditors of the said cc-tate
JUiIN LOOMIS, Ex’r.
Jon" n 1831 __ ______
EXECL'TOIt’iSSAL,K POSIFONEu.
J N p-irsuancc of the last will and testament o;
. Edmund Carlisle kite of Morgan county,dec.
will be so and htforo the Court liouso door, it
Cantpbeiiton, Campbell county, on the fust
Tuesday in August next, within the legal hours
of sale, 1 ot of Eand No. 137. in the ftt“t district
of originally Carrol! now ' ’ampoell county for
ti e iiooeni oft ! e heirs forms published on
die day of silo.
WILLIAM VV. CARLISLE, Ex'r.
Mar 14.
have this day > issolrnt their eon
trevion in tire Vmrtice of .M-elieine,
by mutual consent.
isSfcik '
DR. MAX LEY Still keeps his
Bhop at. his former stand a few d,*ors above Slew
art dir Fon’ in s large Inick building or Broad
S'root, lie is now ceding off hs Drugs on*
'ircly, nod will give his iiudivieleJ .ittrvtio’ijo
his professional rluties. June 4—lit
UeeMVed by B‘earn lit Geo. Mai ion,
\ good ftrrpi.v or
WHISKEY, RI M xMOI.ASSES,
JM \CKEREL FORK, LAltl),
CANDLES StFAl’, SHOT’,
C’OFi'LF. & (iitLMLSTONES,
\t sn—
G I'irkitts fir&t qtC'biv J’tißiT.
Muroti 23. ,L A. HUDSON.
PORK AND >1 >ICKKHBL.
4 FEW barrels in duo order, received hy tire
l IL ( teoruinn mid for *a'a iiy
GEO. \Y. nif.UNfiHAAT.
' VarcL !. I -31. ■!'. U‘
COLUMBUS
book, sr.tTtav.-mr axo r.ixcr stoue
s:. >»j. »oaTo\
jgM OEAIS the citrzetis tun! strangers visiting Columbus, that he has taken a Store
hi Air Ucriigo Hargraves new Inulding, one door below Messrs Powers and Nafew, on Broau
direct, \vli*?re ho keeping u genoiai assortment t.t’
BOORS, ST ITIOWKY eSu FUC V
IT ia h s intention to keep cverv article u-i'sUy found in die above line if business. I'articu
!ar nt ention will be raid to tire wants ot t-clionls and Acudenrics. after tin y «re ascertained
• urtlror narticulars may he found in t nturc advet ti-emeu: s As the terms w ill Le cash, ho will
wait on all who call, and sell at sneli prices as will ii and iets hum lo call again.
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN*.
ft having beet, suggested that a iDrcuiuting Library was much wanted, and would bo likely to
meet with good encouragement, In ivv inform the n tli.il lluere will be one in connexion with .ho
alsovc c-I ibiiidi out, to - insist of the toll nving dcscripl i>n of il inks :— Religious Works, Ills
lories. I ravel- oe ns Plays, Novels, Romances, dfec *Vo.. and it is hoped the eueouinoenrent
will h i rra.it the u.oiortakiitg. The Library will bo opened ar soon as it can he collected and
forwarded from New-York. " Columbus June 4 —if.
TUB (?*AR.KIh'?T.
COLt JUXE 4, 1831.
CORRECTED WEEKT.V.
B AC< IN—ll a B 2 I-li cents
CUTTON— <; 14 cents.
Bagging Dundee. Y3 a 05 cents.
Ken! iteky, ‘J3—float', 1 J.
CORN—bushel, s 1 ’2*
meal per I u.me.l, til k'f> a! 50
CANDLES—i perm, lb. 50 box. 35 rents
Tallow, per lb. 25, b -x, 1 (i cents.
,■r- i■ j, rr |j, |5 a ] f. cents.
1' LOU K Si J tifee. K M
( ountry—7 a 8.- barrel none.
F ISH—Mackerel, No 3.
No. li
IRON—ri ari cents. Nails, 0 cents.
t p. ti"g-. 8 cents.
MOLASSES— 43 cents.
PORK Prime, sl4
Mess, !jftit;
RlCE—per ib. 5 cents for nrw.
fitG.AH New Orleans. 7 a II cents.
I .oaf-—M4 a 25 emits.
SPlßlTS—itrandv tYg. $! 75.
Holland Gin,sl 37 a $! 50
Northern, 50 a 52 cents.
Jamaica Rum, $1 50 a $1 75.
Northern, 5.5 a 52 cents.
Tenrridi , Wine, opt. Si a g;| ,-,y
U itiskev. 48 a 50 cents.
PAT T—per hill hel S.OO
PHOT p r Bag. s■.'
'I 1 -A—Hyson, $ I 25 a s'l 75.
B hca—si 25.
NOTH I).
Sht-t'iH' Fsnles nf Stewurt
County will heicaßer ho I'tiltli^ii --<4 m
the Dentocrat. June 4, : :>l.
r rauiE l' roi’easionn! conr.cc
-™- tion of Bird A M anley is
iA. tlris day dissolved by mutual consent
13 R S? S H ID
lias taken an office on Broad street, a
few and rs hr or Diliatii’i Hotel. Promi t nml
uudivide ! ntlenlion nil! be civen to his Prifcs
‘-tovai i.. ;a;;ini!i'ij,
ColumbaK, June 1 18” 1 St
J*IS sai£ SjS^
MEn 1 VV*ETHE Ii S A LES.
BE SOLD on the first Tues
« ’t* in Ju-y* next, ut tho Court House in
Greenville, Mrrrtwe'ber e«ur.tv, between the
nsua’ hi ms hf sale, the full..wing pioperty, viz.;
Ooe 1 ,1. of land No. ono hundred and four (104)
in tit. e 1 ■ end; (1 Mi) Dist of originally Troup
no or ; wether county, levied on a« the |,roj,-
ortv m Aa-.on Ynr'-orough. to satisfy a ti fi
which i.- icd from a Justice's cotut of flail
county in favor . f J ' lies Montgomery and oth
ers v sdd Amo;’ Yarborough, levy made and
i rotor mi -o me“by a constable.
i J >t of land. No. (57) sixty seven in the (Bth)
I c rhlli dirt of originally Troup, now Merri
h "tlier ee.nr.tv. levied ill as the property of
B'r.tti n S Pierce, to . r*- f V a fi fa which issu
ed from tt-irkc superior court, in iavor of M. 4*
W B tic vs said Britton S. Pierce
GREEN T\LBOT, D Shff
July 4 18.31.
KEAHP SHEHirr-S SALEH.
ILL bn soid at the court Louse id
® * tiie t ,v. i ofFrawklin, Heard coun
ty on the first Monday in J .:- eex* between the
usual hours cf sale, ti.e foilotvii.g property,
vil:
(2 2 12) two hundred fvro erd a half acres
of land, more or less, known by (vl) mu.-.
’ -f. ur m til.- |': I, Di-1 rift former! -• t v - -' t| tow
Ho-<td comity, levied or; its the properly of Hen
ry Si urges, to satisfy ; n lit i: - ,ed from Monroe
8c penor court id favor ot IViiliam Gttreivny;
pri perty ; oi’.tcd out by Joseph T. Cnrup atlry.
ALSO—I .ot No. tliroc Imndrcd and
t wont.-live in ilia 3rd Dr-t formerly Coweta
now Hoard county, levied n as tho pr perty of
Samuel Pnsclial. to satisfy sundry fi fits in my
hand in t-vor of Jolt Bowling*, for tlio use of
lolin Re and; anti other fi fa,— 1 evv made and
returned by a c eatable, this 17th Mav, 1831
DANIEL WHITAKER, SitfT
AT THE S IMS TIME ifc Pt-.’.CE WILL RE SOLD*
The following property, viz: One Lot
of Eand iNo 4') in (he twelfth Dint formerly
• arroll now lii ard county, levied on as tho
p-.p "V of i>. Measles, to satisfy Sundry fi fas
issued from a Justice's court of Wilkinson coun
ty in favor of Jatcoft Neal, levy made aid re
turuo l by a constable.
ALSO—One horse Mule, levied on as
'.he pro c l y of Wilson R. Voting, to satisfy fi
fas in inv hands in favor of Joseph T. Camp and
otlicrs vs. said Young, this 17’h Mav 1631.
JOHNATHAN MEWSICK, D. S.
j May 26 1831
j RANDOLPH SHERIFF’S SALES.
*®FpflLL lie sold on the first Tuesday
» * *ia July next, at the house of Jo
seph Thompson, Randolph county, the following
property (to-wit:)
One Lot of Land No. 378 in the seventh
District of originally Eee but now Randolph
county, luvied on as the property oft’lark ifland
f'rdJr and Wm. 8 Hardin to satisfy an exe
cution from Harris county Superior couit, in
favor of William Bailey and Joseph Maddox.
ALSO—Lot No. 8D in the’fifth Hist.
of originally Eee now Randolph cClnt v, Envied
on as tiie property of William Cook, to satisfy
»u execution from a Justices court of Twiggs
county, in favor of Henry Solomons andathers*
p utterly pointed out by Junes Wood, Esq. this
I7ih May 1831.
TEAR KEY COLLINS, Shff.
May 2 J , 1831
CARROLL SHERIFF’S SALE.
\S ILL be sold on tilt first Tuesday in
* July next the following pioperty,
to-wit:
! lot of lard, Jio 251 in the tftih District of
: I artoli, !e\ icd upon as the prupt rt\ of J iinus G
: ltamct. to satisfy a fi la issued troll! a Justice's
< ourt of De Kalb County in favor of James 8.
liamut (ami o.hers) vs. the aforesaid Hamit
| levied on by a constable.
l ot of land. No. 217, in the fith District o^
1 C„ r«*!l coDuly, levied upon ns the i rt»perlv o
■ Isaiah Di kes to satisfy a fi t'a issued troin a J ;s
--jtices court of Wilkinson county in favor or
i Ecu act King vs. said Dykes, levied by scon-
I stable.
j lot of land, No. 150 In the 11th District of
f arroll county, levied upon ns the property of
I !)c ptcy Eonnlam <o satisfy a fi fa issued from
! n Justice .< court of AJonroe county in favor ot
tu loden and Gin vy said Fountain.
Lot ni land No. 2.8 m tho 81 h District of
Carroll count*,, levied upon to satisfy a fi fa is
ttn and from Tuigg.-r Superior court m favor of
David Jameson vs Joseph i’olhill, Reuben
W’t'kee and 5 liornas I'oihili principals, and John
Hardin, John Taylor. \V ni R. George, James
Moore, aid Benjamin B Smith seemity on tho
appeal— property point on out by said Smith.
Lot o; land N o 53, in the sth District of Car
ml; county, levied upon a* the*property of Vat
| ihuv* '1 Michael, lo rut sfi a fi la i-suod from
! J sper Fuj'crior ci-mt iri favor of John Ciin
, I ■■ •rugli for the use of John McKenue vs. said
| Me Michael
j lot ot land No. ID4 m the Hlh Distr'ct of
t fa ri oil county levied upon as the property, of
jW ■ Hin.;- M Rennet to satisfy sundry fi fas iksu
| cd from Carroll Superior couit. in favor of John
; H. Newton and otln rs vs said Rennet.
u-liaiiah Fjms's right title and interest it;
the Ivor fo'lo« ii,g lots „l land, to wit: 2U5, 208
ami 215, all in the 2nd District of t arroll c tin
!y, i« vie: up-.n to sati-ty a fi ta i sued from
Clarke Inferior court, in favor of Allen Daniel
vs. said Sims, property pointed out by Wm
Daniel IJE'.J MERRILL, Sliff.
.‘It.SO, nt the same 1 m and /dare.
j Lot of Land No 117 in thu 4th Dis'rict, far
I roll county, levied on as the prop, r‘y of Wm
j R -Springer t satisfy a fi. ft. issued from
I Hancock Superior < ourt in fa.-or of James
Ha I vs. William G. Macon A co.
j Lot of Land No Ml, in rl,o 2d. dist. Carroll
j county. Iciiol on as the prop-r'y ot Jotin 11.
- Watsoi;, t-> sitisfy a lift is-ued fn in the Sup
1 ry' ’} snjii* l l'v i : ar4JJ: ,M ’“- v i-i iavor of John Elite
| Lot ot Land No. (57) ninety-seven in
| I Gilt district ( atr.il c unly; levied on as the
| propel t> of j homes Wilburns, to satisfy a fi fa
i sued trim the superior court of Fayette r onn
: *v. in iavor ot'the officers of i-ytut v*. saul
, 1 lioinus W illi.ims
HKNIIY CURTISB' D. Sl.ff
• June 4, 1831
TAI.KOT BIiKKiFF’K SALES.
ou the first Tuesday
* in Juno m;xt in the town i,f Talbottnn.
Talbot county between tiie usual li iurs of sale,
the following ptoperty to wit :
Oi.c Lot of land. No. ono hundred and ninety
one (l!H) in tho fifteenth district of formerly
Muscogee, now Talbot county; levied on a* tho
property of Henry Hutto, to sal i.t fy a Ii fa issii
ed from Lawrence Euperier couit in favor of
Lidia U.-ory.
One lot of land No. one hundred and sixty-tix :
in the m enty-sccond district of formerly Musco
gee, iio’a Tolbot county; levied on as the propcr
; ' v of Isaac Stinson, to satisfy si- small fi fas
from a Justice’s court iu wilki.ison co nly in
fiver of J At', licit—levy made and returned
to me by a constable.
1 it of l.nnd No. ninety six (DC) in the sev
enteenth district o‘ formerly Muscogee, now
Talbot connty, levied upon ns the p operty of
Jo. ntlian I ( acock and Levi Peacock t > satisfy
a fi la iioin Talbot Superior Court in favor of
Tbos: Hafey endorser, property pointed out by
the defvrn ant-
I Cue Lot of Land No. one hundred and seven
ty (170) in the seventeenth district of originally
Muscogee now Talbot county levied upon as the
p-operty of Fielder Austin t-> satisfy one fi fa
from a Justice’s court in W ilkes county in favor
of (been 1 ipsny, levy made and returnod to me
by a constable.
Three Town lots in the Town of Talbotton,
Nos eleven (11) thirty two (32) V thirty-three
(* ' ) *n lottcr l_, levied on as the property of
Henry Logan to satisfy two small fi las from a
Justice's court in Talbott county, one i;t favor
; of the Inferior court of said county, and the oili
er in favor ot John Milner—levy made and re
turned to me by a constable.
'I hree Negroes, Maria, Tom, and M.irv, all I
levied on as tlie property of J. W Hadciiff to j
satisfy three small fi fas front a Justice’s court
in Muscogee county, in favor of A. 11. Mcr
shoo levy made and returned to me by a con
stable.
F. M. LAWRENCE, D. Shff. ]
June 4, 1831.
NTEH ART SHEIIIFF\S KALE.
‘'feSflli!, In; sold on the first Tuesday in
July next in the Town of Lumpkin.
Stewart county, between the usual hums of
sale the following pi operty to-wit:
Lot of land, No. 241 in the 25th Dist. of for
merly Leo now Stewart count*,’, levied on n»
tho property of Stephen I>evrauzeaux to sat
isfy one fi ia issued Iron) a Justices court < f
Jefferson county, in favor of Asa Holt and oth
ers vs. Stephen Devrauzeanx— levy mad -and
returned to me by a constable.
M. 11 UINCIT, s?hff
Juno 4, 18.11
EXECUTOR'S SALE POSTPONED.
IN pursuances of the last, will and testament of
Edmund Carlisle late of Morgan county, dec.,
will be sold liefure the Court house do. r. at
Campbellton, Campbell county, on the first
Tu « lay in August next, uitliin the legal horns
of sale, Lot of Land No 137. in the first district
of originally Carroll now Cimphr 11 crmntv for
the benefit of the heir*.—Terms published on
the day ot' sale.
j WILLIAM W. CARLISLE, £*>.
| May 11.
NOTICE.
FjBAISE Sub.-eriber !jA3 put iiiitistfr* to
-™- contideralilc trouble atul c\j*€J,.s« i u
repairing ins Duelling llround, on lip.' (o,!. ri
hank of the t hatlaho ’chde River, in the Sv -.tt
of Alabama--above “Irish va’ct mark." He
now announces to the public its entire cpntplc
tion- In consequence of tho "locality" nf . n
gtonnd. parties e*n m l thoin<“lves as to «,ts
tanco, Iroin tt n paces to hull a mile He fiss
cousin e'.cd vt nhs ftornposi and of the best of Jrvo
oak, hre-’et high and 4 teet thicU at a convcttion*
distance frm:i each other, bchiro.l ivhith parlrfjr
can stand with ptflcct sufety, suit port Loos
through each wail Urge enough lor “a JUii <♦*
I lonor" to soud Hi- p» up.-rs ;vi ins* f expo, ing log
‘ I tend trap.” I. arve end substantial bxe .
have been constructeu f,r llm CouvcuH'.ieo • f
seconds—Each Surgeon can ho furnisi.-v j tu.a
Alice 5 fttl tfiiougli. o thu they will he in r-*
danger of filling as did I’aekeufjam ‘*f**rvn <\
chance shot ' li tuning directlv trom the imcis
of each wall is opeoeil a path, clear of gmb ,
one lotn iii of n no e long, gig zitg iii;c tlio
of a fence, so tlu.t by punning its c .urj-e a re
treat cun l.a effecti-il tviiliout expo-in? the rear,
or render it lialno to be stricken, c'd ii by such i
shot as Cmmninns', who i am told bv bracing
up hra net ves with "c-dqgue water" and "mj ma
ting a little can cut a iidir ” the killed will be
d«"crnt!r buried in a graveyard selected f r Hie
interment of men of hunor and those tbat. toe
ill “war"— graves fug li.r one dollar a pus* '
the dead lo Inriitoh ilnir own coliius. <>n u*o
-ide of the ‘ quarter pallia" is constructed ve.if
f Ids for the accoieojati- >j of -poefatms to" wi ! -
ness the retreat n iton it becomes n<s*o-»niy lo
save l air and hide', a ljac’nt to the grtund, tliu
solif-iiiior keeps a solo ti nos choice' liijj'i,.; s,
the host that the country affords they po.-scas
the admirable qnalitv of making a hero as t. a,l
as thunder, m it hnnt depriving Inin of his "physi
cal powers, s" that In ;h principal and * rood
can take a drop, to exhilcrale the soul, and t.itry
reach the ground without supporting each ott*-
er. Also a lev bottles cologne.
Tho subscriber has no ht-si'artcy in recom
mending hts ground to all gcufi;*rne*t “t turn u,
as a place every way suited tor the ailjiistm* ir?
oftlitlicultins, possessing advantages over any
others and solicits a liberal patronage tr uu ali
enltglt'eiied oonununity; for
Hero you m.n fight and run away,
Ami li"c to fight another day.
FA EESTAFF.
ti i.t i ’ <i lA SiVtcrr i t County.
\XJ 11KR EAS John i, Easter of said Btato
♦ and county, lias this d.av matin npplica
lion tonic for Letters of Administration on tho
Estate of John Easter, sen. laic cf said county
and sta e, dcc'd
And Wherons I.itvinah E. Brady, also ap)ilit;s
to me lor letters of administration on tho cslttlij
ofNatban Brady jun dec. of said county (V* state
THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite and
admonish, all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of Haiti dec'll lo be and npponr ut nty
ofiirc within the time prescribed hv law to i-heiv
cause (if any they should iiavo ) why Said let
ters of Admmislrati n should not lie granted
on tho next ter inf the Court of Ordinary.—
Given under iny hand ami private seal, no seal
of office, lilts “and May, 1611
THOMAS R. MANGIIAM, c c. o.
Mai, 7. 1831,
GEORGIA —Merriwether County
FORGE CRANE, tolled bcfoic Gideon
wT ( ri'lian, a Justice of tho peace in and for
said county, a dark Bay Ma o about tour years
old,with n star h; her forehond, a long su ah tail,
and shod heforo—apprai-ed bv John ltedin and
Spencer l*. , !rano to thirty-fivo dollars, this tlw
4lh day >-f April 1831.
O F LE VERETT, CVk.i c. m. c.
Mav 7, 1831 - 4'.
LOOK ATTTITFs
\EE persons arc forewarned from trading for
three pronii-ory notes ofhanil given by my
selftoone Asa Tillman; two for thirty dollars
oHcii .V one liir ten dniiars, all duo tho 25th Dec.
I MU; f-r I do not intend to pay them t.'dil com
pelled by law, for they h vo been fraudlilently
obtained. Jftfl.N WILVI LEY.
Jin I. 5m
LOOK AT THIS.
I HEREBY forwarn all persons from trailing
lor two notes of hand given by myself to John
Mote, for five hundred dollars each, ono due the
25 It day ot December 1831, the other duo the
25th of December 1823, as the above notes were
fraudulently obtained, I do not intend to pay
them; litis 11 tlx March 1631.
PHILIP PLE&S.
March 10 33—ts
Lost.
IOST on the road bet vcon Magnolia, in tbe
-J county of llar is, and Greenville, in the
county ot Meriwether, a large red Morocco poc
ket-hunk con aiui-ig about fifteen or twenty
dollars in notes on the banks of this Slate: ami
aho one promissory note executed by William
Gildo. to lio subscriber for ten collars;--•also a
note executed by William Clark to John I). Par
adise foi eighteen dollars, thirty seven and one
half ,-cnls, and some other notes and papers not
recollected particular) )■ Any information in
relation to the same will be thankfully received
by the subscriber residing near Greenvillp,
Mcrtiw ether county; and all persons aie hereby
cautioned against trailing for the promissory
notes described above.
JOHN CLARK.
May 14. 1831
VDMINISTH ATORS SALE —On thclhrt
Tuesday in August next, will be sold at the
Court House in tbe Town of Greenville, Merri
wether county, between the usual houis of sale,
lotVl'land K i one hundred and twenty two, in
tbe Sth district, of said cornty, sold for the bene
fit of the heirs and creditors of Joint i’ullin, dec.
this liith May I*3).
JAMES CUSHION, Admr.
'.4 Ids
MERCERS CLItSTER,
AND
METHODIST HYMNS.
Principally from -the collection of the
Rev. John Wesley, m a.
—ALSO—
A selection i*f approved
■SsCijOOl iSOOUS.
Young's Assistant,
Easy Lessons,
Popular and >,
National Reader,
Latin Reader,
Scientific Class Rook,
Toney's Botanv,
Woodbridge Geography and Atlas-,
riehett’n class Rooks,
V\ ebster mid Walk :r's Dictionary,
English Reader.
Webster's Spelling l>m.kr,
Ribles and Testaments,
Rlauk Rooks anil Stationary,
A futv pioccs fnshionoble Music.
For sale bv
GEO. U DILLINGHAM.
May 21. 1831.
"notice.
It MONTHS after ilate applica
tion will be made to the honorable tho Into
rior court nfMerriwctlmr county, when sifti*,-
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the re' 1
estate of John .I Hussey, minor orphan of John
| lluvroy, docest'C'l.
J E IIUoSEY, Guardian
