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%l/'IUi be sold outlie first I ues-iay i:: ■,
t T next before (lie > curt house '.r>or m the
tow a "f ! 1 botton, Talbot county. between tlie
usual h, rs ofsal« the following properly, viz:
i '!M 1 ot off and No one hundred ami thir
ty ->n (137) in tlie twenty-third (v3d) dint,
es • -tfintlly Miiser> t re now Talbot county to
one small fi ii soma justices court in
cit : ounty in favour ot Jcues Trice vs Robert
M. ' grain, Finitcis Rountree «& Vincent A-.
P - - ii —Levy made and -elurned to me by a
COns, hie
One ' .ease for tw o yearn on I.ot of I and No.
«V-e himre! and til'rty-four I 54) in the twenty
third (-lid) dist of ■ riginally .Vlusaogee now
Talbot county, ten acres cleared more oi less,
to sitisfv two siniil! ti (as from a justices court
"in fiyor of Aaron S. Overton vs Janie lj< rlev
Levy made and returned tome by a constable,
march HI, 1*32 JOHN O. BOYNTON. r , s
STEWART SALES.
\\ 11. I, lies,.lll oil the first Tuesday in MAY
▼ v nex .in the town of I, unpkin Stewart
county, between the usual hours of eale the fol
lowing property 10-wi':
One I.ot of I .and No. let one hundred and
eightc four in the Sfihd twentv-thud district
levied on an Mtw'property of V\ .I'iam Adson to
bu’i-i • ’ '.vo email ii I't issued from ii Justices
court ‘ Newt ,t ci.uniy in favor of Lavraon S.
Iloi.i ."4 fs ;ifj \clson.
\'s . . ... N • <*7 oii»hty*soven in the 18th
ihs; tic i.-vled on as the properly of Samuel
r lovi.'o satisfy one small fi fa i sued from a jus
tices court of Delta Hi county, in favor of Will
um ard vs -uinuul Floyd.
Alsu ono hot of I and No 41 fi.rtv-thn.-e
the -ith eighteenth distiict levied Vn as
propei ty / | Ellington ur and Neil Ferguson
toss Ms: one small ii fa issued from a Justices
court of \ oweta county in saver of James God
darda iri Arn.in W Langdin vs. 8. T Kllingtnn
and Neil t ergu«on.
Jonathan F. Bridges, Shff.
march 31 1832.
At the saint: time and /dat e will be sold
One • ot ol hand No ( : 60, one hundred and
sixty in the -.’let Hist of said c. unty, levied on
as the property of A rein B> ant to satisfy one
smal. fi ta. issued from a Ju (ices court of ('lark
county in favor of K h. Nuton vs. said Bryant.
Levy made and returned to me by a constable.
Also one Lot No. (GO) sixty in the the 25th
djst of rad county, levied on as the property of
George Lumpkin to misty one small ti fa issu
ed from a just,ees court of Madison comity in
favor of Samuel Galliher for the use of E. L.
Nuton vs said Lu npkiu —Levy made and re
turned to juo hv a constable.
Also Lot No. (220) two hundred and twenty
m the 22nd Dist. of said county, sold by virtue
of a ‘ peciul act ot the Legislature of Georgia
passed December 26th 1831, the preamble of
which act is as follows: “An act to authorise the
Sheriff of Stewart county to sell lot of land No.
two hundred and twenty in tho Iwentv second
dis*. of originally Leo now Stewart coyntv
Whereas the said lot of land No. two hundred
and twenty in said twenty second district of Lee
counts, lias been condemned as fraudulent!
drawn bv (be Judgment of tho Superior court
ol Randolph eo nty; and whereas, the informer
cannot get partitioners to agree in (he division
of said Ft of land between himself and the
State,” Ac WILLIAM MILLER, D S
march 31, 1832.
CARROLL SALES.
\T T ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in MAY
vv next, between Mic usual hours of sale, at
the Court house in the town of Carrollton, the
following property (to wit:)
One Negro Girl by the mine of Chari :y. lev
ied upon as the property of Joseph Thompson
to satisfy a fi fa from Carroll Superior court in
favor of Samuel S. Lowery vs- said Thomp
son. ,
One bay Mare and thirty barrels of corn, lev
ied on s ' the property of James Young, to sat
isfy a fi ta. from < arioll Superior court, in favor
of Leo i trd Winters vs. said Young and Nathan
Edwards.
Lot of and No. 158,-in the sixth district of
Carr ill county , lev ed upon as the property of
William Morris to satisfy sundry fi fas from a
Justices court of Fayetie county in favor of J
D Man V N Blanchard, adiu’rs. of 14. G. Hop
kins vs said Morris—Levy made and returned
to me b a constable
Fist y acres adjoining Col Philips of Lot No.
125 in the eleventh district of said county as
the property ot Samuel Harcr.iu to satisfy a fi
fa fr ’ a Justice; court of .Ibert county in fa
vor . Thomas llayne for the use of John Col
bert vs said H trcrau —Levy made and relum
ed to me by a constable.
Lewis >1 Gilbert’s interest in Lot No 158 in
the eleventh district of said county, to satisfy a
ti fa in favor of P. S Mason vs. said Gilber'. Lev
ied up in and returned to me by a constable.
Lot No 188 in tho 9th District of said coun
ty, levied upon as tho propei 'y of Win. Smith
to satisfy a li fa. in favor of Win Askew vs. said
Smith. —Levy made and relumed by a consta
ble
Parham P. Mabury's interest in Lot No. 78 in
the 9th (list, of said connty, to satisfy an execu
tion in favor of John Waits vs said vlaburv
Levy made and returned to me by a constable
Lot No 16 in the sixth district of said county
levied on to satisfy an execution from a ju dices
court of Crawford county, in favor of Win. J.
Woynman & Cos. bearers vs. David Lagrone,
John l .agrone, Jacob Lagrone, Jesse Mathews
indorsee, and Jasper Halon security on the stay
Levy made and returned to me by a consta
ble '
No. ‘‘oß in the sixth dist. of said county, lev
< _ r .m, 1 .... P i.rt» c-,.-, „ n .t
Spencer Riley, to satisfy an execution in favor
of the officers oft he ’-'uperior court of said coun
ty vs. said Carter and Riley
Lot No 168 in the sixth district, levied upon
to satisfy afi fa from Carroll superior court in
fivor of Alb'ii G Fambiough against Willis
Rabun.
Lot No 107 in the sixth district. levied upon
as the property of John Thomas to satisfy a fi fa
from i'arro’l superior court in favor of the offi
cers ( said couri vs said Thomas.
march 17, 1532. JilesS. Boggess, Shff.
At th same time and place mil be .-old.
0.. e Lot of Laud No. 119 in the I ltli dist of
Cair'dl co .iity. leva and up na< the property of
Johv Kuril losal sfv a fi ta issued from a justi
ces court of Jasper county in favor of 'Thus.
Gree —Levied and returned to me by a ci n
sta'le.
march 17, 183 J WILLIAM BURK, D 8
POSTPONED SALE.
At th- same time and place, will be said.
Fifty Bead of cattle, let red upon as thoprop
ertv ot R.ioor' -haw, to satisfy an execution
firm ,f i- ope. or ourt in favor of lames B
Eschci do M*fl Shaw and James N.
Wright JILLS 8 150' LESS, htf.
march n 1-3.
IOR >M.i;
A *'««» L- f
x\ Dug 'a, a\ ». <)x ut, an : » Gig A
!,bnl c .-dll wil my r til of the i
it b« eoi ICU: Elquue at Lius office,
march 24, 1.32 4t.
LF.F. WALES. i
(ILL be sold • . h ,'j eof John S’appey
» V the place ol ill lid i g -uperior Court fori
Lee com tv, on the fits' I .esday in AY nex*
between the usual hours < f sale, the fo:lowing I
prc.oeity, to-wit:
One Lot of Land No. 45 in the 3d district 0..
said county, levied on as the property of AY in
Eaton. t» satisfy a fi fa. in favor of Win B.
Brannon, fi fa issued from the superior couit in
Richmond county Levy made for the use of
Jojm Williams e:-q.
One Lot of Land No 2 in the first district of
said county, levied on as 'he property of Joseph
Mirishon tu salisfv a fi fa in favor of Hardy
Face—fi fa issued from a justice court in Hous
ton county.—Levy made and returned tome ny
a constable
One Lot of Land No. 149 in the 13th district
of said countv, levied on as the property of
George G Wheeler to satisfy a fi fa in favor of
Edmond Fu'ier executor to J -sepli Fuller, dec
Fi fa issued from a Justices court hi • olumbia
'. count' Levy made and returned to me by a
i constable.
One Lot of Land No. 240 in the 13th dis* of!
said county. Levied on as the projierty of Bled- \
sue Brock mon to satisfy afifi n favour of Mo- :
ses Br rkiiu-n—fi fa issued in. u a justices court!
in Green county—Lev, made an returned to j
nm by a constable. J \8 R MARTIN, FiifT ]
march 17, 1832.
No . I( , f ,
V^ r ILLbe sold at Heard court house bet- • n j
v » the usual boutof sale, on the first I ues
day m vIAY next, the following property, (to
wit:)
21)2 •-2 acres of Land, known as Let No 46
in the thirteenth district formerly Garroll now
llcird county, levi and on as the property of Eli
jah Hulsey to satisfy a fi fa in favour -if Robt.
Mitchell against Jesse Hauison and Elijah llul
scy.—Property pointed out by plaintiff.
Jonathan Mustek, Sh’ff.
march 31, 1832
31ERKiVVETKER SALES.
t t ILL he sold on the first T esday in
- « MAY next at the court house in
Merriwether county between the usual hours of
6ale tho following propci ly to-wjt:
One lot of land No. eighty-six (86) in the
tenth district of formerly Troup no,v Merri
wether county, levied on as the property of
Hinchey Winn & Chailes J Winn, to satisfy a
fi fa from Walton superior court favor of I
Mary M aine, and sundry other fi fas vs. the 1
st id Hinchey & Charles Winn.
Green Talbott, Shff.
match 31, 1832.
DIVISION ORDERS.
Head Quarters, 9 th Division, )
La Grange. March Ist, 1832. )
IN compliance with orders received from hi
Excellency the Commander in Glucf the
Major General orders and directs tiie following
Reviews and Inspections of the Militia, for the
year 1832, by regiments and battalions, at tiie
'hues and places hereinafter designated, viz:
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Sleyvart county, at Lumpkin, on Tuesday the
3d day of Ap.il,
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Randolph county, at cuthbert, on Friday the
6th day of April.
A licview and Inspection ofthe Militia of I ,ee
county, at the place of holding the Superior
court for said county on Monday the 9lh of
April
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Sumtoi county, at the place of holding the 8u
perior Court for said county, on Wednesday ibe
11th of April.
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Marion county, at Horry, on Friday the 13th of
April
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Talbot co' nty. at Talbotton, on Tuesday the
17th of April
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Muscogee county, at Columbus, on Friday the
20th of April
A Revieyv and Inspection of the Militia of
Harris county, at Hamilton, on Monday the
23d of April
\ Review and Inspection of the Mililia of
Troup county, at La Grange, on 'I hursday the
26 n April.
A Review and Inspection of <he Militia of
Merriwether county, at Greenville, on Satur
day the 28th of April.
A Review and Inspection ol the Militia ol
Coweta county, at New nan, on Tuesday the Ist
day’ ot May
A Review and Inspection of the Militia of
Campbell county, at Campbellton, on Friday
the 4th of May.
A Review and Inspection of the Mnitia i
Can oil county, at ( arroliton, on Tuesday the
Bth of May.
A Review and Inspection ot the Militia , l
Heard county, at Franklin, on Friday the I Ith
of May
On the day preceding the day of Review and
Inspection in each county (unless such day be
Sunday, and in that case on the I'atutday pro
ceding,) there will be a convention of all the
c.-uiiiiissioned and non-commissioned officers m
said county, for the purpose of inspection and
dull.
The Brigade Inspectors will, besides making
returns to the Division Inspector, transmit eo
pies to the Commander in chief.
f'recision a,id accuracy in the return will he
required. Every acted disobedience and insub
ordinolion ma ked, and appropriately punished,
and a regular discipline attempted with offict rs
and men.
The colonel oi other Officers commanding
regiments are required without delay to proceed
and fill up all vacant commissions in the Line,
by brevet, in terms of the Law
The Generals ofßiigade are charged special)>
"itli tlie execution of these orders They will
attend the R views within the limits of then re
spective commands, and be particular to admit
no < tfficct to command in tho Line whose ap
pearance shall not be in strict c; uformity with
the law
By order of the Major General
S. ARMSTRONG BAILEY
J W. Famnin, jr Division Inspector.
March i, I c:(2 -ts.
DOCTOR OSBORN,
,! 4ESP;V 1 Fyi-o Y solicits 'he indulgence
5 V of his friends at Folntnbus, for not un king
his intended visit to that place at tho time «p
pointed. They are assured,that nothing bu- the
extensive accumulation of busines - has preven
ted him He has resolved on spending the Sum
mer in the interior, and they may expect a pro
fessioiial visit from him without liar of disap
pointment. march 11. 1832
mouths alter date, application
*• will lie made to na Ho, orabfo liilt-r: r
ourtofllear county while sitting fi, oiditia
n purpose-, for lean: to se.'l two iieg< . s (Cm
nena a woman ui.d liei cli'M) he r.nging to the
estate of John < -mu h li'e of said count',
dec for the non’fit ■ f'lie 'o us arid ctedit' vs ot
said deed ih- 7:h oh. 1832
march tit, 1832 N fi 8 '.lll'll Adm'x
NOT I E
110-i'. ps s in and o Jmiati.sn A
Hud o a ml' n that fiflcn thousand
and -'lars worth - I /os n . - ivciaic .(j
ii I," si hn r.nci .a!ih if i< t p,nd .»•» • wed.
Win » SU< it upon lint ' Cr|,.ll..#t<
I. rstni A, biofiefs
t nluumus, Feb 4, 1- 1J.—41.
ADM INISTR ATOR'» N OTICE.
h LI. p, mdebt .1 to the estate of ffm.
Bowen dec lale of /oweta coi n'y, are re
quested to call and se‘.‘lo w ith the subs- ribers.
and llios who have claims against the estate aie
desired to come forward, and presi nt their de
mands in tiie manner prcscrib* and by la '
Samuel Bimliue, Adm'r.
Mary Bowen, Adm'x.
Nfewnan, Feb. 25, lßi>2
VOREEARLE to an order of the Infc
- ri -r court nf Stewart County, ‘ hen sitting
for ordinary purposes, a ill be sold a‘. the court
house on the tiist Tuesday in May next.
One Lot of Land No 35 in the 33d district
formerly Lee How Stewart connty
On the same day will he sold, half of Lot No
-159 io the 22J dist f nneily Lee now Stewart
county.
On the fi’st Tuesday in May next will be
sold at the court h'«*e in < lie county,of Troup,
one Lot of Land No, >6 in the 12th dist.
°n the same day k ill be sold in the county
of .' O" at the court-house, one Lot of Land No
227 in th, ltiih dist
fiV’dl be sold at the court-house in 'he county
ot ( atroll, n the fifst Tuesday in June next,
one Lot of L ind No |i.3 in the Ist dist.
A Iso. on the same day will lie sold m the cottn-
L> of Early at the coint-hoiise, one Lot of Lami
No 3l(l in the 2Jst dist. sold for the benefit ol
the heirs and creditors of Nathan Brady Junr
deceased
T mis—one half cash, tin. balance twelve
>on h thercaf ev.
fib. 25. Levinali E. BnuJy, Adm’x.
.GEORGIA, ) /HAOvru. IloesoN,
Merriwether Caunty, \ L toils before Gide
on lirislian, an acting ju-dice of the peace tor
said county, a stray mate supposed to be 14
years eld, dark so re I, blaze on lier forehead,
some saddle marks, appraised by lames 8, Moss
and Jacob Peaior to thiity dollars February
10th, 1 832. E. S. IIUBS' Y,e s c
march 24
LOST POCKET-BOOK.
? OS'l on the 7th inst. a Pocket Book eon
' ■ tainirig one hundred and thirty dollars, one
hundred dollar hill, one twenty. one two dollar
bill and some small lulls not recollected Also
tho following notes
One on < diaries J Roberson for one hundred
dollars, dated some time in July 1831, and due
the 25th Dec payable to Johr Norwood
One other on Charles Roberson for SIOO da
ted July 1831, and due the 251 h Dee. payable to
John No: wood
Tw" o' $25 on Samuel Houston, dated July
1831, and due one day from date, payable o
John Norwood
Or,o do for S2O on Samuel Houston, dated
July I -31 and due one day from date, payable to
John Norwood.
Five notes on Thomas Worthy and ' eonard
Worthy for 925 each and one for $22 all on
one sheet, doted the 17th of Dec 1829. and due
one day from date vith a credit, on the back of
$l9O dated tire Ist of July 1831, payaUie to J.,hu
Norwood
Two notes on Joseph Foster for sl7 each
payable to James Brooks dated so e time in the
year 18 8, and oue one day from datp.
One on John Loyd for $lO dated Ist March
1831 an due one day from date, payable to John
Norwood.
ne do on John Loyd for sl6 dated first
March 1831 and due Sepi 1e34, payable oJohn
N r« O' and
One on D M Loyd for $940 da>ed the 20th
Feb 1832, and due 25th Dec payable to John
Norwood
Dne do. on D M Loyd for SSOO dated 20th
Feb. 1832 and due one day from dalo, payable to
John Nutwood
One do on D M. Loyd tor $321 dated 20th
Feb 1832, and due one cay from date, payable
to John Norwood
A Bill of Bjse from Wm Griggs for a negro
woman and child ;o John Norwood, dated Sept.
1830.
Also a deed from Dr N. B. Powell for Lots
No. 83. 62 it 47
Also the receipt ’ of D. M. Lovd, Joseph J.
Foster ad Win Maxv ell to John Norwood tor
their Legacies
Any person delivering or finding the same
shall be rewarded.
I hereby forwarn all persons from trading for
said notes. JOHN NORWOOD.
Talbot eounty, 7th March, 1832
NOTICE.
TBROUGHT l O JAIL in Greenville, Mer
■ •" riwether county, a Negro woman who calls
herself Ann. Ihe owner will come forward,
move property , pay expenses and take her a
way ELIJAH REEDER Jailor
feb 18 1832.
Spun UottoH.
1 IH. subscriber Agent fi.r the sale of the
thens Man-facturica Company's Goods has
received a „,,(v f -PUN GOTTON suitable
*i Warp ot A-.rted no nhers
ALs</ —IOO PIECES imOH'N SHIR
TING, a stout article suitable for negro wear,
which will be sold ut the Factory pricer
GEO W IL' INGHAM.
Columbus. Sop 3
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HEAD QUART'' RS Utii -IVirtlOA, <
La-Grange, Fehruar, 20, 1832. fi
oiurr.iis.
THE death of Gen W>.olfo!k having oeca
sioned a vacancy in the office of Brigadiei <ien
oral in the second brigade of ‘he 9lh Division
the coinmai'd devolves upon *'ol Ulyses Le „
of the 66th Regiment. The officers of the s' ff
"t the late Brigadier, together with all ~ihe
officers and privates within said brigade ire
hereby ordered and required to obey and re-pect
Col Lewis iccordingly
Bv order of Maj. Gen S Air i:y
; JOHN E. MORGAN Vul de-( 7amp
ADM LMSTR ATOII’S SALE.
On the 12 ih of April nr t.
be 9 olti to the highest bidder nt
* ™ the late residence of William Bow
en deceased, in the county of ( oweta, a I the
perishable property of said Bowen late of sai
county, consisting of (' rn Fodder, Horses,
Sheep, Cattle, household >V kitchen *'urniture,
ITantation Tools, ll 'gs, Bac.m and other arti
cles. sold tor the benefit f tlic heirs and credi'
ors of said deceased.
Samuel Bnrdine, Adm'r.
Mttry Bowen, Adm'x.
I Newnan, Feb. 25,1832
NOTICE.
mon'hs after date application will be
made to the honorab'e the inferior court of
Talbot county, when sitting for o ffiuary purpo
ses, for leave to sell lot of land no forty ei rn:. in
the eighth district of Muscog, .• countv, drawn
by Eliza Ann Hays, Illegitimate.
Benjamin Tate,
Guardian for ••■Tizn Ann Havs
i.an 4
NOTICE-
I, • 'UR months after date application vviil oe
made to the iiomirahle the inferior court of
Stewart aoimty when si ting for ordinary pur
poses, for leave to sell all the real estate of ! .-
seph White late of said county deceased, con
sisting of negroes and lands lying in idconr
ty and in Dooly and Washington and unties fi.:
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said e,;-
ta'o. Also application will be made ai the
same time for a division of said estate
E. G. A. Moss, Adntr.
dec 24
NOTICE.
\LL persons having demands against the
estate of Alexander K VlcUants late oi
Muscogee county, dec. are requested to pre
sent the same in terms of tin law, and all those
indebted to said estate are requested to ak«
payment to
George li, McCants, Adm'r.
Elizabeth McCants, Adm'x.
jm. 14, 1832.
fi’HEIiOKEE COUNTRY.
the Cherokee Country just
iTB - received and for sale at the Colum
on.. Book Store, 2 doors from the Columbu-
Is,unk, Broad-Street
Dee. 31. E. S. Norton.
liLA CKSMITII'S SIIOP.
JONATHAN P. JACKSON
I jAyiNG removed from his old stand, keeps
j * his shop on the north east corner of Ogle
thorp and Crawford streets, where ho mav'al
vva-s bo found roady to attend to tho rails of Ins
customers. The constant and diligent alien
Don which he has giv n to his business and the
fait liftilne ss with which he has done his work,
.luringthe three years he has worked in this
place, he hopes will insure him a continuance
of the patronage heretofore so liberally extend
ed to him lie will keep conslantli on hand a
plentiful supply of hoi se shoes, and will al ays
be ready to put them, on at the shortest notice,
together with a variety of other articles in his
line He pledges himself to do his work neatly
and with despatch His prices are moderate,
and now work nsured. He is prepared to cast
boxes or inks for mills, of composition Car
riage spring* nf every kind made to order, and
mill irons of any description made at the short
est notice.
Columbus, Feb 25—5 t.
TO It EXT.
\ convenient Dwelling House on Oglethorpe
- Street —Also a • IVERY STABLE on
Crawford street.—Applv to
march lit—ls. JOHN WHITESIItE.
NOTICE.
months alter date, application
* will he made to tlio honorable < 'our! of Or
dinary of Muscogee county, for leave to sell tin:
real estate ofZadock Lewis, c’ei
march sth, 183&. Hiram Fuller, Aim.
cYnrvat! Hotel .
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN STAR.
;,HE undorsig.icd having taken the large
coo-modems house in jXt. H V.kV, Co’weta
County, formerlv kept by l>r Loataiirelte, ,nd
having furnished it wpii new beds- biddmc; ,y
every other necessary to render Travellers c< in
sortable; is now prepared to di vote his personal
attention in anticipating their wishes
SHI: IIBF RIVE.
Newnan, Coweta co March I?, -
(t « The Columbus Enq iter, Milieu ;-*vi' *
Journal, p edeial Union. Macon Telegraph.
V*. ohington New*, and Anguilla ( hroniide will
.'ii'> the above four weekly ins, ,tioa» ami tor
.card iheir accoiliita for payment H
ROiiERT 61 I' \ ■
4 L ’* and a lee • pie ol He, it • 1,-si Sine ,
~ " Robert of Cart*, I <ji *,,»» v ii,‘, a i,u tv
’ r.e‘. aitd lutercdiug work
-IJ. S. Norton
match SI ilr-iau aim!
rormru hotei*
'j -A
* ' f
* . |
JfP i; ; ’ it'S
j W*" nm '
f |' , llE Subscrii <rs have recently p ichaseil
I the above well known stand, lornieilv oc
cupied by Gen. Loward ll has undergi ng u
thorough course f repairs and is now , t t, r
the reception 1 Boarders and transien ciislcm
ers
The subscribers pledge then,selves that tjj*.
mosi unremitting exertions shall be nuuij to
render the siav o. those h■ • call upon them
agreeable. And hile they .id teti.u , heir
sincere Tianks t• a genenn s public for v ,, rv .
liberal . ationage already bestowed, he, ivmdd
respectfully solicit a continuance ■f . . p a .
VO'S,
fih ur house is situated in a he::':!,- .
the •. n and near the centre of bus, :.■> •'■ •Lr
i.m j simll at a'l tiinoo be supplied wuu ;■ ■■••i
the arket affords, and their charge: ~• . i e
mode e Their stables are large, wells and
aim f.,'iifull> attended by an . xcellei.i
hey have also lots for the acc .mm ,f
drovers 'be rhopiictoi ofthe N» : 4
Southern lilies of ntage- have se,p-.< ..i s
h use as theit general Stage office. • • - ( 3
can be dad; taken for Washington Ur'. .» *Mw
York, Mobile New <rlean.,.
t. 'ROY ,v MON oUE
* Vdnnth s. J. n 'j- 1835
THE NEW LINE e.F STA(.E^7~
Prom Jlacon to Savannah, by 5.' rio/t A*
Dublin,
\\ ’ ILL run three ti es a eek, le u'mg Ma
? : con and Savannah on Monday,. L Jdries
iia\s:rnd Fridays at three o’clock in tu .n-rn
in<r arid arriving at Macun and -avatinali on
Fuesdays, Thursdays rn.d Saturdays, at ei.'h!
o'clock in the evening.
Rates as usual.
J. Longstreet.
N. ii Persors wishing scats will apply at the
Washing*o:l Hail, Macon
dec v 4 no
PO KLT-POOK LOST.
HP HE Subscriber lust his PtK-ki • ! J onk
“ in Harris county, on thevalby road
leading from o! Mason's Vili to the Warm
Springs in Merriwether It cont,.men < vi e hun
dred and * • euty or thirty it. liars,ali -■ nail bitls,
none exceeiling twenty uhllars, antoog which
there were 1 good many three dollar uills t j the
best of my recollection. The banks and num
bers not recollected, also set oral notes and a
stout bundle of accounts and other papers
uie note on Thomas B. Jackson for seven
hundred dollars, given one dav after dal* \adc
•ayable toll H Lowe, the note was nia-.o a
■ cut the middle of Dcce iberla-t
A note on A B Collins for font hund-c ■ >l
- due the twenty-fifth of D'-c ue
nolo in said A. B. Collins for *vo h;• • :nl
lars due on the 25th Dec 1831, both ,iy
ablctofl II Lowe
L>ne on Hiram Sledge for fift ilia- • rile
• >ll Wvnu security da . the 25t'; Lee mu ext
mads payable to H f! ..owe
One note ou Dnuiel McCurri fir sis dato
not recollected, made p.yabl, ' if 1 c
One note on ' uke I.an.bert tor , 1 rs,
given one day alter late and mom . - le to
II 11 Lowe.
One on liriaut Tarver for thirteu and bare
eoae euts, given in Jarman- iast, due no day
alter date, made payable to H tl Loiva.
Ono on Win. Dikes for twenti seven tl ,'iars,
•oe the 25th Lee ]' ;0, made payable to T 11.
Lvwe.
lie < u Col Wm Mason for se vent ■ fiv • dol
lars given one day afte r date, made payable to
!l li Lowe it was made about tho first of Dec.
last; Louis Wvnn Security
One duo bill on Mr Lea of Hamilton for fifty
dollar, made payable to !!. II Lowe, 'fine
’ *»le 01 oI.F Le a 1 for $199 credited by
made payable to 11. 1! Lowe, du'es not recol
lected.
One on said Col. F Lewis fir throe liu dred
and thirty-three doliars or near that sum. made
pa’ a bio to Mr. Mathis, endorsed to Tho a-'
Jackson.
One note on Richard Hinkson for $54 J. J
Harper security, due 25th Dec. last, made pay
able to 11.11. Lowe.
Several other small notes ‘hu airuu,i‘ and
dales not recollected together with a largs bun
dle of accounts and other papers
Any person who may bo instrument.,! in my
getting <!ie said pocket book and contents shall
be suitably roward, and.
H. 11. LOWE.
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AI'PTIONEEK• 8 N 6 TI CIE7
fFIHE Subscriber informs the public
that his regular " uciion Sales will take
pi, ace on Tuesday and Friday nights; 11 Do re
quests Inuse persons who wish to liavo goods
posed 01 by auction, to hand them in Iho day
ueviou to tho sale, and those purchasing te
■arncnlarlv requested to call lor their ptircha
• iho next morning after the sale, liy so doing*
In will confer a favor on
i. h I- 1832 E S NORTON, Auet.
%7 B 1 !*
3tiornrv at Ziiibi,
• \ a■\ ii hit, m'9 in Hamilton Mairi#
e ntv . mu' w ill : t!eiin th courts id Mum
■•. .gib • |f, ti| am! Me r*»- her
, till* t'llsllnho clho- c'tico l.aitd the coulilict*
■ '■ ! .I; <1 ijiiwuo < 1 th*-Flint eiicuit.
Uanul'.rni, Feb 18, IKj.».-4t.
