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Newspaper Page TextTil fcfl I> K ill OC BAT« SATURDAY. GCTOIJEU 22. Lb3L XV o are authorised to announce J>o. T 11. Tarvi ft as u-caiulidute top Clerk ;>i‘tlie Inferior Court of Musrugee Cos. «\tthe ensuing election. Oct. 22, IS3I. We art* mithorfced to announce Ep <V!x K. |{issi;i.r. hs n mididnte for Clerk oftlic Interior Court of 31 useogee coun ty. ut tlie ensuing election. Oci. 21, 1621. We list c received returns (rom 7 i coiiclie for Governor; the following is Uic rot,nil. Lumpkin, 27,378 Gilmer, 25,MU Present majority for Lumpkin 2,314 The Macon Telegraph, that staunch advocate of the people, has lately come out in an entire new dress, aed will he published daily. This is a proud evi denec of the rapid and increasing pros perity of Macon, os well r.s ti.e talent and enterprise of the editor. We hope the undertaking will meet with entire success. The Mucon Telegraph will also be published weekly as hereto fore. The appearance of the Savannah Republican has also been greatly im proved within a short period. It is now published ti a beautiful type; and ihe great met it which has lately marked its t dilorials exhibits evidence of what ceeir.s to have been intimated, that the returning Health of the veteran senior editor, h.s again enub-cd him to take tiie field, and devote bis talents to the press. This is one of the ablest jour nals of the state, and its history lias been marked with gloat ability and devotion to the democracy of the country: and we-are much gratified to perceive that the returning health of the senior edit or.with the active exertions of his youn ger associate, are sufficient to maintain its former high standing. The Philadelphia Free Trade conven tion, have met, made a few speeches, reports fce. and separated again. In what Planner they have settled the con flicting claims of the contending can didates for the next presidency > c have not ueard. Whether like the Anti tnasnnic convention they go in for Mr. Wirt, or whether they have taken sides witli the ii'iUiliers and Mr. Calhoun, is not yet made public. These South Car olina fellows however, are active and daring int riguers. Li rent efforts are making to embody all the .Southern feel ing: ell the animosity against the tariff, consolidation Sc internal improvement, under Calhoun, and iu hit favor, at some prospective contest for the presi dency; it may not perhaps be deemed expedient to oppose Jackson at the ilext election. But there are indications which cmiuotbe mistaken, that Calhoun will be in the field at the head of the nui itiers, the State rights folks, kc. &tc. at some not very remote period. \\ here then will Georgia Oe louiid! This is a question vvni.it the People ought to be ready to answer; because there are pol iticians who are now plotting, and counterplotting to arrange these mat ters without any reference to their will, or regard for their interests. Wt notice the following interesting tri umpii ut nit in the last Savannah lie- 1 publican. Some months sinae, an advertisement 1 appeared in the Republican, under the ! signature of "Or. Osborn, Surgeon | Dentist of this city," who mentioned in the same, that ho eon.cl supply all defi- j oiencies in the month. liis skill was j lately tested and proved suecessful, as | will tie seen tiy the following uecount. j This may seem Incredible, but we feel J some pleasure ill subst. ntiating its cor ! re.-tness, bv stating, that we were an j eye witness to the tact. In addition to j ■which, after the bones and teeth had j been re-placed, we could discover not ; the least defect in the lady’s speech, j Tiie work was handsomely executed, j and confers great credit on Dr. Os-I BORN. "A Lady* while quite young, during \ a course of fever, had an immoderate j quantity of calomel administered to her —the consequence was. that the upper jaw being particularly affected, and ex foliated somewhat above the roof of the mouth, on each side, bringing away with it a part of the roof, and all the teeth forward of the molar tooth on each side,, (ten in number) with the ex ception of die two front incisures, which •were sustained by a small portion ofthe alveoli covered with gum in front, hav iiiij little or no support posteriorly. “These, with the lirst molar tooth on the right side, which wassupi or ted on ly bv the gum, have recently been re moved by Dr. Osborn, and die whole supplied viz: the jaw. a part of the roof, mid allllie teeth; the teeth being nil set into‘he jaw, in gold, on fine gold piv ots, —the whole supported and kept firmly in their place, by fine springs,” It is expected that I>R. Osborn will make a short professional \i.dt to Colum bus sometime in January next. The destruction of property l>v the bile gale on the Island of fit. Vincent, u at more than £2,000,000. Tfuc o f Staph Gratis. —-Severn) mer chants of this town, into have latclv re turned from the Sortii, confirm the state* n.enfs made in the following extract of a letter from a merchant of Columbia* S. L\, to his friend m that town: [ f ayettcoiUe Observer. Nr.w York, Sept. lNil. Dear Sir: ] have forwarded you some New-York papers, and now discharge what I ft el to fie a duty, .it staling to joa thestateof tit s market: this I could do with some accuracy, by saying at once that there is an apvat.ee of 20 percent,in ‘•■4'' script wins ol staple goods, such as are indispeusihle to planters. 1 will how - ever, go more into details. Since Sep- I te tuber IK3O, -Nails Imeadiaaci and 1 ct. p» r lb. 20iiercent! Bar Lead “11 -2 “ 25 Bale Roping “ 3 “ 40 « Anvils & vices 2to 3 “ 25 “ '' bite lead (22 kegs)3l cts. per keg 12 1-2 ; Hardw are lias advanced in price, from 1 10 to 20 pr. ct. —ail descriptions of dom-' estic goods, such as brow n and bleached homespuns, striped homespun, cheeks tickings, negro clothing, &.c,, &e., have advanced 20 per cent, in 12 months, ind cotton yarns 25 per cent. — Duffle blankets and coarse woollens 20 per c. nt 1 Ik*s far the holders of goods are more than usually firm in their prices—whether tins will continue throughout the season, is doubTltd at least, as regards imported i goods, American goods will maintain! their present prices, or may probably ad- \ vance. Our planters will do well to calculate ! in due season whether it is best to make ! all, or a part of their negro clothing; or j to buy it at an advance on last fall’s pri- I ees. I shall have some negro clothing [ and blankets to sell, but this cannot influ ence me in stating those facts w hich are of such importance to oar farmers, many of whom only ascertain the prices they have to pay win n too late to influence j their arrangements. Every tiling appears to he improveing j in this country’, stocks, real estate, inarm* j facturing establishment, all do well. F.v- ! cry one speaks with confidence of what he is to clear this week, or this month;! the idea with us is to hold on with both I hands, to vvlmt little we may have made j in the whole course of our lives, but the : idea here is to hold on with one or two fingers, and gather the other eight or lime. The Fire King. —Monsieur Chabert the celebrated fire-eater, swallower of prussic acid, &c. and who created so great a sensasion in London, has late ly reached New York. He is said to be in possession of an infallible remedy for mineral, vegetable and animal poisons. ! W a would therelore advise him to visit | Georgia and South Carolina, in both of which States lie may turn his specific to good account, by restoring to reason many of our illustrious men who hav been bit tea by the snake nulbjicatiun and arc \ now tortured by its virus. He would be j well paid for Ins trouble, and might learn j much m the management of caloric from ; his patients,. who swallow ballot-boxes, j jury-boxes, cartouch boxes, muskets, bay onets, swords, camion, bomb-shells, can- | bage-trees, and rattlesnakes the dozen ! and yet, without apparent injury, vomit 1 floods of lire in ah sorts of weather. For further particulars Monsieur Chabert will ph-gse apply to the editors of the Mtlltdge vill Jbiirnul and Columbus Enquirer in Georgia or the Inteudant of Charleston and Governor Hamilton ol'South Carol t an. Mr. Niles, in a late number of his Reg- j ister, estimates that the various manufac tures of Baltimore creates a value of five millions of dollars per annum. One, j coach factory alone employs eighty, hands. 15,900 emigrants had arrived in the six western district of U pper Canada the present season, up to the 10th of Septein j her. It is now ascertained that there is no I election of Governor in Vermont. The Anti-Masonic candidate, has the highest j number of votes. The happiness of every man depends | more upon the state oThis own mind than ' upon anv one external circumstance; nay ■ more .thim upon all external things put together. The mind is but a barren soil; a soil which is so exhausted, and will produce ao crop, or only one, unless it be contin ually fertilized and enriched with foreign matter. MARRIED —Oil Thursday the 13tli j inst. by. Win. Everett, esq. Maj. Thom- j us Pate to Miss Susan Williams, nil of Stewart county. fj a ?r . WILLIAM II UNDERWOOD AND HENRY L. SIMS, If AVE united their professional inter est*, for all Ihe Counties in the Western Cir euil, under die firm of UNDERWOOD AND SIMS. Wm II Uwitr.itwoOD will remove to Gains vi le. in December next, where one of die firm may at all times be found bli’Utllit'i Sept 2(5. I(t3l —2—2 m Tin* Ctdvmbui Democrat and Georgia Couri er will |)'«ue publish die above for 2 month* ■ nud rend ibeir uscotmtsto 1 A •¥OII* FTEIiO, r l nilor. w OULD respectfully inform thepub h® i*iMt lie has .commenced he above business in ali fts branches—he has taken the stand lately occupied bv Henry Johnson, ami will < n .eav. r to give satisfaction to those who may favor him wall llieir custom By strict attention to ins liu iiiea*, he hojies to itceive a liberal static of patronage. ILF-V 1!. All orders from the count.y will he i pr oip'ly attended lo Columbus, Oct 22. 2—if FOR S.ILI~ iOT NO. 154, 2d District Habersham coun- j -J t.V —‘This is a valuable tract of land hav- | mg a creek running through it and nas on it a • giowth of iak and hickory. For terms apply j J B. HHKBLRi A GO. " ! Oct 2‘-2-fry. ADMINISTRATOR'S HALE. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Jarman next, at the i oni t-1 louse in airoll j e .uuty, Lot of Lad No. ‘.’til in the tith liist | of said county, sold as the p operty of Samuel ! ■ ianc late of Jones county , deceased, for the benefit ol the heirs and crcditois of said deecas etl. Terms mace known on die day of sale. Oct 22, I'll I EAJ.iMI. V MjjYES, .dim , ADM IN IST RATOILS SAL E. VGHi.hAliLh u> an order ol tiie houerab e tlie Inferior court ot ihe county of Monroe, when Setting lor ordinary purposes, will be sold on the first Tuesday in January next, before the coutt l ouse door in Lagrange, Troup county. Lot ot land No. SI in the J4tlt dist formerly Curroll now Troup county, whereon is a consid erable imp.ovement, consisting ofa part ofthe ’oal estate of Daniel Hale, dec. sola for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ot said dec. Oct 22, 1831. JOHjY f I VIW.IM .q im ‘ Ids I Os LL'l I'MIS remaining in the a * fhst office at Liberty Talbot county, (la on the Ist of October, loot. Vt illiatn Shebrmt or John Dud, Ilenr Morton, Benjamin B Kendrick, Jordan Glossnf. A. M. Weathers, John Powell, Eraslus Strick land. Oct 22. .V B POWELL, P M WdiA'TED r»AIIE subscriber will give good w ages to two or three BRICKLAYERS who are first i ite workmen. WILLIAM SAG.ESBFRY. . Columbus, Sett 17. 1831 —2l . GUN MISSING, - up posed to have been t ken by mistake from ’the encamprorit rtf the Guard on the nigh: ofthe lid inst. a rifle go* with a poplar stock 2 brass thimbles, iron guard a id but piece, double niggers with no screw between them As the battle is now thought to be over it is hoped the person who has it in possesion will return it t.. JEP. .1 E.EYM.Y. oit 15 NOTICE. 4 LL pers ms having demands against the .» estate of Maria C olton. late of ‘owcla coun ty, deceased, are requested to present the same in terms of the law; and all those indebted are requested to make par incut to WIU I.IM J. UEEMJUYY.Mmr. oet. 15 NOTICE. 'IMI R Sheriff Sales of the county of Coweta * will hereafter be pubh-hed iu ii>o Democrat, oct l;> NOTICE. -TR\Y I'D from the subserili yfcff '. er living in Columbus about the last of Seplember, a yoke ot work stears, one is n very large pah red with some white spots on his shoulder or side, marked with a crop and under hit in eacheai; the other is admit red ands nailer stear. with some white about him. the hush of his tail has been taken off and ho is ihe oldest of the two; an> person that wi'l take up said stears, and send me word oi bring them to tne shall receive a handsome reward MUSES COX oct 15 US I OF LETTERS, Bl> FMAINING in the I os office at Greenville S VGa. net- her I, 1831. Beimet, Vanleiiiaii llenly, James Burton, Josmli llodnet, Joint Bandy, Peter Hines, James liircii, Win. W. Jeter, Win. A. Battrell, Thomas Low, Wm. Butts, Zach. Ligon, Marshal Bowles, Nelson Maguire, Francis Chapman, John A. Noles, Parker, Claton, Samuel Park, John L. Callowtiv, .1 „nes A.Preskitt, Francis Crabtree, John , Ragland, Robert Conner, Christopherßuy, John A. Cain, John Reddv, miss St trail Carlisle, Tbos. C. ' Rolins, Loci wick Cogen, Dennis Stanley, Lewis Eubanks, Edward Stanley, Felix Ector, 11. AV. Stanley, Gilbert Ferrell, John Stanford, Levi Gresham, John 11. Stephens, Quinton Goolsby, Randall Steward, James Gober, A.C. Scott, Joseph Greer, W. W. Todd, Benjamin Gtolshy, John 11. Weathers,llenry Germany, Janies Welsh, Thomas Hitchcock, Wm. 2 Ward, Powell Hmvertan, James Williams, Stephen 1 lardy, Thomas W iliiams, Lewis Holmes, T. Wright, mrs. Jane Harrison, Isliam M alker, Charles 11. Heneock. Mrs. Nan. Windham, Peter Harris, Silas Willis, James 2 Hillver, James Weathers, A. M. j ‘ .Q E WOLCOTT, P M I net 15 GUARDIAN’S SAL.E. WILL lie sold at the Court House of Tump county, on the first Tuesday of Decem ber next, between tie usual hours of sale--Dot No one hundred and flfly-iwo (152) in the sixth (Oih) district of Trout* county. Sold tor the benefit of 'he Orphan children of Victor llam mel dec. bv permission of the honorable the In feriot court of Chatham county, while setting for ordinary purposes. f F RAPP net. 8,1831 * Guardian of s'A orphan children. I* ! GEORGIA—Merrhcether County. j'OIIN D. HOLRROOIJ, of ('apt. Taylor's dist tolled before Littleton Griin»by,a Jus t lice of the peace in and for arid county- an es I tray bay horse, with a white spot in his fore- I bead, supposed to have been swiniid in both | shoulders and fistelood and it runing; appraised ; by Janies Abiii*y sod Toliver Hancock to be , worth ten dollars, the 13th kept. 1631 1 Oct I.ISJ! O F I Ei'KRKTT Oik I HUS. M ARKS’ SCHOOL. T‘ ,k subscriber returns her 'refptytlill aeknowlcdgeirtcnta to the ciUzeus of Colur.ibu# ler the very Litoral encouragement she has re ceived, and gives notice that her school is again opened for the recoption of Children of both sexes. Bho will as Jiei etutore. pay every alleti tion to the education of those committed to her care, on l.cr former liberal terms. Sep 1,1831 -if JANE MARKS. ~ NOTICE. * : 1 SHALL necessarily he absent from Coluui tins nil 111 the first day of November; during my absence, Gcu Lawhon wul discharge my professional duties. JOHN MlL.iuN sept. 27. if-31. *• * i7au. IjJHE subscribers hay c'fissociatcd them. -‘elves together in the practice of the i.aw ut.der the fir uof Iverson A Bhorler. They will 1 p active law generally iu the Chattahoochee circuit, and in tho county of Bibb. \I.FRED IVERSON, Columbus, Sep. 17 JAMES 11. SHORTER iO'The Georgia Journal, A A ngusla Courier u ill insert the above noted tiliin. sand fotwa.d neirovciM mils to ns for settlement. I. A- S. y AM NO I ICE.—J T. f'ainp and John ■ X rchley, have associated themselves together iu Hie practice of law, in Columbus. One of them will attend all the Courts in tho t hiuahooche circuit l.etlrrs upon humess will be addressed to ' asp Sciilkv —J t amp will continue io practice lav. m tlm courts of.Vabama in con nection with David Golightly f.sq j T CAMP JOHN SCHLEY Feb 12th,1831. 18 ts ATKIN HO N’K CASKET. teems of Literature, Wit and Sentiment. ACH Number of this popular month ly periodical for 1831, will contain 48 or more royul Bvo. pages of letterpress closely prin led on tine typo and good paper, forming at the end’of the year a volume of about 00; pages Price s‘2 50 a year in advance Eve y No. will ho ombellished with on<> ele gant Copperplate and several handsome Wood Engravings, Music, and illustrations of Botany . besides a beautiful title page and a general index for tlie volume. The copperplates will embrace Portraits of our most distinguished men, the Fashions, Views arid sane pieces, equal to :hose ot’anv periodical in tlie United S'ales. An elegant plate of the latest* Fashions will be published in the January number One of * lie Fi ' tires a full length Portrait ofQueen Ade laide of England; a I ndy i'i fliill dirss; a Walk ing dress, and a Gap and Tut ban ofthe neyvest s.vle The February number wi'l contain a splendid portrait of Washington .vne'egant Scripture niece for March, is in the hand' of the Engra ver. The subscque.nl eugiavings yvill boos tlie est quality’. Liberal premiums have been offered for choice original contributions And especial cnio will bo taken to have the selection of the most inter est ing and instructive inattei, cons sting of mo ral i-ties. Biography, historical Sketches, Poet ry, light reading. \c The Volumes of the Ca-kct for |B‘>7, 1828 182!*, and 1830, embellished with a great num ber of engravings, hound or in Numbers mav still be had, price ts 2 5 a volume. This may bo the last oppo tunily of obtaining complete sets. But a small number O' or what is rcqtti red for present subs ribers' will he published in 180 l Addrcs (orders post paid) SAMUEL C. ATKINSON 112 Ghosnut Street, Philadelphia M*oicrr& 4* 11 AVE jnst received at their store, firs' door i. below the Coluiubus B ole, a uncinil and well selected stock of DRY GOODS , HARDWARE, $f CUTLERY. of which the following articles compose a part. T my respe tfullv invito llioir fr.eds and tlio puiilic to call and cxuinin them, l ose and Duffel Blankets Ke rev, a good ar' iclo for n gro clothing, Sattihetis, various colcntv and quali ics, \ line os octmenl of cloths. IMii'.e and Hod flannels, Salisbury do. Green Baize, B'k. Bombazets, French Bombazines, Marino t 'ircassians, Russia, Table, and Birds Eye Diapers, Domestic Plaids and stripes, Tabby Velvet, silk do Black and white Prints, Fancy A Pine do. Dark t'laid A stripe Ginghams, Fiencti P piin, Swiss' Fuerillas, < rioted linen cairn ric hhkfs Pencil bordered do do. I'bread Lace* and Edgings, Switw Inserting, ciuzy Janes, Piu**ian shawls, Thibet Shawls, Marabout do. Leonidas do Embroidor’d do. (Tape do Green liairaize, Corded Muslin Petticoats, V tine assortment of liosiory, Fanci colored silks, Blk. Italian do Plain and Satin Levantine do. Black Sarsneis, Green do. Black Italian cravats. Velve. and silk Stocks, Bonnet and coloured Taffeta Ribbons, Superior Taffeta Umbrellas, Cotton do Quilling, Velvet Reticules * Beaded do. Boad Purses READY MADE CLOATHING. Camlet and plaid <’leaks, Petersham over coats, Green, Blue and Olive Frocks, Blue, black and Green dtess coats, Snttmel c.oatteos at and Pant s. Superfine cloth pant’s. | Black Volvet Vests, black silk Ar cloth do. , superior wh’t & buff Valentia do. wb’t cas. do. i (Flute flannel wrappers, Canton flan drawers. An extensive Assortment of _ HOOTS AND SHOES. ! A Large lot of superior DOUSE CARPEN TER’S TOOLS. Cotumhvs, Oct 8, 1831 T HEPATEm * I ,HE subscriber has on band a quantity of Hepatene. Tiie success of this medicine in the cure of Liver affections, dyspepsia; and as a febrifuge in intermittent!!, has obtained for it the confidence of several eminent practitioners. Physicians disposed to gi*e it a trial can be supplied FITZGERALD BIRD June 3, 1831 —ts ADMINISTRATOR’* MALE. \GREEABLE to an order of the Inferior Court of Heard County when sitting for ordinary purposes, will t o sold on Saturday tin: £Rii day of October next, at the Court House in said oounty, nil the personal property belong ing to the estate of Joel Burgess late of said county deceased Trims made known on the day ItOVVI. i.MJ BURGEBS, Admr. t*cp 17 ; 1631 Jackson Hall. GLORIOUS CROPS, GOOD .?.\V> CHEAP LIVIXG, COMESf SEE!! SUBSCRIBER Inning added our commoiiious Rooms to hi. Es tabfi sh me a f, makiog upwards of J. rty fire places, still salt* its his fiends and die public generally, to givo him a call, when lie flatters hioiself, from hia bmg experience in business to give general sat isfaction He is well supplied with all the noun* try and tpwn affoids—his terms will be moder ate, agreeably lotlie hardness of times. He has afso puichased 1 In: Ferry near hie own, on the town commons, known by the name of Holt’s Ferrv, and has discerninucd Ins f mier Ferry. The upper Fern will he attended to by a honest A attentive terry an, always ictalij. He will bo thankful t the public for their cus tom Samuel i.uffington. . Mil ledge villc, S-pt. 8. 1831 .‘>o if POSTPONED HALE. l lP' r nj J fie sold on tlie first Tuesday in * ™ November next, in the Town ot' Lumpkin Slew-art county, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, viz: LOT N<s 271 in ll:o ‘2lsi dist, formerly Lee, now Stewart county levied on ns tho property of John S Se.olt to satisfy sundry fi fas. issued from a justice’s court of Stow art county against him, in favor of An hony Dyre and others. Levy made A returned to mo by a constable. .V. 11. IIIJYCH, Stiff. gept. 24, 1831. exegTtok’.n kale. ’ I LL fie sold on the first Tuesday ol* * * December next, tigreeably to an order of tlie honorable the inferior Court o‘s Muscogee county, when silting for ordinary purposes, all tho negroes belonging to the es iuio of Elijah Jewett dee consisting of men, women and boys, also all tho real estate belong ing tosuid estate, consisting of several valuable ti acts of Land Terms made known on the day. JOHN LOOMIS. Exr. August 27, 1831. EXECT TOlt'H NALE^ LL be sold on Saturday the 12th estate of Elijah Jewett doc consisting of a first rate set of CjWPEJY EEH' /’OO/"S; flows A, 1 alves, beds and f.irniture, household and kit chen furniture; together with various articles too tedious to mention. Terms of sajo made known on tlie day. JOII.Y I.OOMIS, f'.x'r. .Jug. 27, 1831 ADM INISTIIA TUI! S SALE. I \ N the first Tuesday in November next, " at ten o’clock A. .V. there will be sold at ilia late residence of John Easter, senr. dec in the 24th dis formerly Lee now Stewart county All the perishable property of said dec. consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, house hold and kitchen I‘uri iture, and farming' implements, a large road wagon and a small dearborn wagon. JOHN L. EASTER, admr. Sep 10. TvI>MINiMTRATOR’S MALE. fYN Saturday the 20th of October next, will A J' bo sold at the late residence of Zailoc Lewis., late of Muscogee ( ounty doc. all tlio personal property of mid deceased Sep. 17,1631 HIRAM FULLER, Adm. months after date, application will be made to the honorable the In ferior court of Harris county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the real properly of Edward Bass dec. lying in Jones Leu artu Randolph countio.*. Sept. 17, 1831 ALF.XW’DER BASS, Ex’r NOTICE. fftOUR MONTHS after date applica tion will he made to the honorable, the In feiinr court of Harris county, when setting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell tho real es tate (with the exception of th * widow’s dower) of Beiwon Henry, late of Harris county, doc. for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. KIZIA HENRY v DAVID J BRI IT, \3. WILLIAM P 111 NHY j ’A Oct. 1, 18.31. BENJA VIIN IIKNRY, 1 5 EXECUTOR’S MALE. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in De cember next, in town of Greenville, SF. f'- EjV \ ECHOES 4- 100 .ACHES OF LAND, ly ing in the 10lh dist. of Merriwether county part of No 1045. Also on the Friday before, will bo sold at the late residence of illiain Talbot dec all the Slock, household furniture and crops of corn. GREEN TALROT, Ex'r. Oct. 1, 1831. WILLIAM NO XL EY, Ex'r TVTOTICE. All persons having claims a -11 gainst /f'ilham Talbot doc. are requested to render them in agreeable to law, to os. GREEN TALROT, Ex'r. Oct. 1, 4831 WILLIAM NONLEY, Ex'r. Wild, be sold at the court hous in Talbot county on the first Tuesday in December next, Lot of land No 251 in the 23rd district formerly Muscogee now Talbot county, with the exception of the w idow's dower for life. Sold by an older of the honoracle the inferior court of Jcncs county, for the benefit ofthe heirs and creditors of said doc. Oct. 8, 1831. JAMES K A’DRICK, Admr. NOTICE. ~ I .AOUR MONTHS alter dato application will lie made to tho honourable the Inferior Court of Muscogeo county, when setting for or dinaiy purposes, for leave to soli all the ne groos and real estate of Elijah Jewett, lato of Muscogee county deceased, for the bonefit of the heirs and creditors of tho said estate JOHN LOOMIS, Ex>. Jmu 11, 1831. ;foii\ tavlok, attorueg at Unto- WILL for the future re.ido and keep bis office in Buinbridge, Decatur county, Georgia, lie wll. continue to practice in tho courts ip which he has usually practiced horototore. Aug 27,1931 -41.