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'n' TALBOT riII,BUT SALES. TJUW/ILL In; syli! on the iirst Tutsrlny in "» NOVEMBER next, in;tore the CO' t ‘ ied or. ill he town if Tallmttoo, Tal hoi > inty, "i I ween tin; usual hours oi’ sale, the following |»r«p r'y to wit One Store lloune anil two acres of larul. 1110,1 c or less, being a part o! lot -f land, number ■6, formerly Muscogee new Talbot co. Levied on as the property ot Albert Pratt, to at* isiy ati fa, trom Talbot Super.or court, at the anil of moon Parker, vs said Albert Pratt- Property pointed out by plaintiff ALSO, Tv\o Lots of Land, mini her (Ift*') one hundred ano six' v eight. ami the ollioi (11*1) - ne hundred arid ninety one. both in iho lilWei.lb district of ibrioeijy vtuseogee, mov Talbot co Levied on as Itio property of Samuel II Davis, to salisf a ii fa. from Upon Superior curt, it the suit of Walter T. Kni-.lit, vs. said >. H Da lis. Property (mintedout by defendant. ALSO, One Lot of Land, nu her one hun dred and fifty nine. (159) o ’lie 17th distiiel nl firinerly Muscogee, now "fillhot eou .ty, to satis ly sundry small li fa’s, From a justice’s court ot said c einty, at thosnit of A ii Giiffing, adut’r. cn tlus estate of J-'inea Tatnin vs John Me ,r --thnr and Giles Rowers. Lev, made and return ed to me by a < o ■ laoie John C. Boynton, tSli'ff. September 0 ids 51 TEWART SHERIFF'S SALES.-- b. M illbi sold in tho town of l.ntirpliin -t.-w --art county, mi the Ist .Tuesday innnveniber next between ’be usual tiours of sale, the following property to wit— On*- Lot of l and No. 104 in the 25th dist. of originally Leo now Stewart county, as the pm pert of loth re w Wood, to satisfy two small ix ecutionsagainst said Wood, issued from a Justi ce.* court of'lreene county, in favor of Martha Atkcfson. vs said Wood, levied and returned to mob a cunslahle Alsu Lot No iOH in tho 22d district of origin ally Lee now Ktowait county, levied on as tin property of Charles Raily and Jas C Bryan, to satisy one execution in savoy of Elbert Davi bearer against said Roily an Jas. C Brvari ex cutior issued from a Justices court Twiggs county, levied and returned to me hy n constable. A ;o No in in the 23d district or orginalh I,ee now Stowart county levied on as the prop erty of VI. FimniH, to satisfy two small exen tionsissued against said Simms, in a Justice com t til Emanuel county in favot of Henry IVlaison v* said Simms, levy made and returned to me by a constable. Jonatlum F. Bridges, shrlT. .r/jtt t-ni.w AT A r A I. A C II I C O L A . tiff? turn l Slgrius &<£ommfS!S(on liusfncss. STHE SUBSCRIBERS P os, eel fully nc«ji aint h nf’io.di and the public, that hev !i iw formed a connexion in the above business, under the name end elide of Wonrse & Taylor. Their WARE-HOUSES are nxim sue and heir facilities fur transacting tho business, equal to thoso nf any cmnpet.it'on in llicir lip.-. Hirnin Nour®."' * Henry It. Trtylor, September 13 50 J* % 0 3*FOR SALE. VjdjSfc r fIHL subscriber offers lor s. <• * the Tract of '.and on whbli —***- he resides- five miles above lia>.. iltoo. on the road to l.ngrango It coolants 555 acres —l2 of w hich are bleared, ad :,d> good ft nee. The land is of ordinarily go. i! quality, with excellent spiing water, A a hand swine situation. If application bo mode m a »l»or time, a bargain would bo given, either cash, or on acr ait, to suit the purchaser. Arm sh nl i this sale lie effected, (bore would be o: fen and a Considerable quantity of corn, (odder A e., ami ah.. El JIT or TiCJV JV UROE-S --tlio ; ost of them young. John Bain os. sept ‘2 :.rt •> G A’O RGI, I—Merri wether County. HESEAS Benjamin Kitchens, applic 'o me for letters ,f Administration on the elite of Mawel Kelly. late of said countv ilecnusi and, ! hese aie, (lierefbre. to cite and admonish all nnd ing ibu , tlie kindred and creditors of son to heiand appear at iny office, within the time prescribed by law, to slio v cause If no they have, why said letters should not be gran ed (iiven under mv hand at office, this xJOt.h rlay of Sejrteinbc 1832 Levi M. Adonis. r. c. o. Sept 2 > 5 1 G IJARDIAN's SALE . 'VM/'LLdL be sold, agreeable to tut order * * of the honorable the inferior Court of •crivi tiler county when act ing for Ordina ry |>urpos.es, on the Ist Tuesday in October next, at the tonrl House in lianrilton, Harris con tjr. between the trsrtal hmtrs of sale, hot o< hitui No. 270 in the 20*h district of tormcrly Mi;r«i if.- : imw Harris county, the propertr of Mamy McLendon, orphan; sold fur the ben efit of said orphan. ritotnas J. Crooks, Guarji. Julyjßß 1 ands AI)MI. YISTRJi TOtV S SALE. Bffe/ ILL hr- sold, at the Court House * * ut F'ankhn Heard county, on the first Thi say in October nex, a negro woman na me i ornelia and her child, nart of tho estate of John Gr Smith, late of naiil ounty deceased '•old for tho benefit of the lien sand creditors ofs.i u Sinitn NANCY SMITH, /trim's. August, 4. t ands AU. MLYISTRA TO If S SALE. A CiviE ABLE to an order *f tho Infe ior /'* Court of Harris county, when silling for ordinaiy purposes, W ill Sc sold on tire first Tuesday in February next, at the phum of holding Superior court in Lot: ( only. Lot of land No 142 in the I3dis tru .1 1 • e county, hclon-'ing t > ihe estate ol E ! Ha-e, decant'd—M ,|,i f, r the benefit of *h i • ;w and c edltora of sni.l docoascd.—Terms to I no non the da. of si august 11. Alexander lines, udm.r 0 ■ ‘JIMr. AHA—Merriweth,»• County. 1 low or «os, t„Ue4 before James Hinton. ( " 1 IT ju lice of the pea e, in and for it * v nth) <*0)1/1% line in lie hren year, old With a star ohi for l|i*iid unrt a amp ini hil nose—f«u a i„| toe he. b.. |,- aimra. e,l by fl y n „ lu **» » oel ' .iwri l.i rlo l.e w o|t|, T*„| v< ,4r ! r. w. HL'MKY.i'brk cojHJW ft, AUCTIONEER’S NOTICE. rBNIiE StihsoiiJi r informs the politic iliar hi- regu ar Auction t alc* will ,ukc place on ’’’uesday and lit ay nights; also ic q i els tnesu persons who wish to have gmd ■ I |Km-dt>i by aoc’ion t» hand them in the day . revtou to the sale, and those purchasing art particularly requested to call for their purcha se* the next morning after the sale, by so doing hey w.II confer a favor on teb K.1H32 E S. NORTON, Auct. THE SATURDAY COURIER. Ihe largest Sp cheapest Weekly Newspa per in the. United State s, Is published ever Saturday by 'VtIODWAR ► A SPRAOG, PRICE $2 PER ASStJ M. rtV VBEE HALF VEATuA IN ADVANCE This popular journal is printed on an extra size i nporial sheet, of (lie largest dimensions It contains twenty-eight columns of reading mat ter, each column being equal to eight pages ot a duodecimo book i> he mu ms. Persons procuring five -übscriber* to this pa ne*. 'ami f rward.ng the amount ot - a naif year’s subscription, $5, will be entitled to a sixth cop. gratis Persons forwarding ten suhseribors, and re fitting $lO .till be entitled to an extia copy, a di-count of ten per ren' Persons torwarding fifteen subscribers and -15. will be entitled to no extra copy of the p > per. and a copy of Lord Byron’s \\otks, fit Walter Scott’s U oiks, or any othei work of t - uuilar character and value, which may be prt :V 'rod. Unc trrent ote- ofs it vent banks, received s> par, Address, Tree <«f no- age. Woodward N Spragg, X 11-» ’|,e-n ' - b. (J i UC t i.it\ l a. Church of Christ at the. Holley grove. .Monroe County, (jtu. ehegust 2~\ IHI2. DEAR BKE J HERN : *’• e have learned with pnin and regret thro’ vai e'Us ciiannels and lro u dt e s * mceo, u. reports re in circulation, and have been repeal id and reitoralcd agin and again. lhrou_hevi. y part of this -Hate, and ns fur as our below too tlier and p islor of tliis church ho Rev Wit:i<im Hindu son, deceaod, was •> nowii tnat he m It last illness, and upon his ocalh Led, renouucuil as at here y the d'.clnne lie had ii.ainlai.ie »n.li -s, much zeal aim atdour through the whole course > f Ins puli.ic minisiry . viz. the doer., of . articular. Unconditional and Eien.ai I'.it-i tion, and the Final Perseverance . f the ftaiiitn llui.ugh Grace—and I liar lie died n despair, aa. .' it lout the hope of the glory of God Wo have iio know udge of >lie source from whence thoso reports originated—, onjecture a l. ne is left in search of that heart s,< depraved. ■it that breastso devoid oi t hrisliun rhunty, so lust to every t hristian viitue, a to date toeutlie the poisonous blast of slander against the con secrated chambers of the dead V\e deetn i. theiefore our t perious duty to address yo . tinough tho medium of the ptess, that youi nnds yiay bo disabu ed of s gioss an error, that the cause of Ghr st be not woundod. tba your laith be not shaken, and that the -laudcrei do not for a momeut triumph over tho spoils oi an iil gotten victory We have added to tins address, in the form of certificatea -mull patl of tho abundant tostimoey that cou and be prodiu ed, but which must be sutlicient to satisfy v ur iniml , locontirm your hopes, and to st lengthen your faith in the doctrines of the Gospel of iTirist j and may the glace of God oncir, le yon sand sustain you thrungn life, and may on b eiiuhled in lite IIOUI oi Ucii.h t,, testify to (ill a round, that you have c ntidonco in tlie i,m and, and that'on test on llim wn.iso ami alone Jiu ■ brought salvation; and that yon may die m th triumphs of faith and m the full assurance «,f . blissful immortality beyond the grave as did on, beloved bio hei ami pa-tor the late Rev, VV i.■ - lam llendetson ANDEJtSUJV BALDWIN, j EDUARD CALLAWAY. JOHN WOOTAJV. Committee. CERTIFICATES. I do ccrtiiv iat I aitemlcd on llham lie der-ort i ec. ased, as one of his physicians from the commencement of hi;- illness until he closed us eye- in death, and through ho entire course ot Ins affliction, he confidently affirmed tho urn tuples ht maintained in private and promuig i led in public, i I'uriicuhii. Unconditional und ' tern.il Socction,) was the true doctrine, and was that which then alone sustained him i the hiii* of death; he mmifostcd the utmost re signation ihrough ins illness, and died in full confidence of reaping the reward of the right, eons < AUEY 3. LE--UEUI, A ng. 28, 18152 - GEORGIA—NIonroe County. Ido certify hut I attended on William lien dcrson. deteas* and from the commencement of hi; dines until lie closed hisi vOsind ath; and through the entire course of his affliction, lie Confidently nlfi*miod the principles he maintain ed in private and promulgated in public, (Fur ticular, !biconditional nntl Kternal Election.) tvas the true doctrine, atid it was that which then alone sustained him in the hour of death ; he manifested the utmost resignation throngg his illness and died in full confidence <>f roapinh the reward of the righteous tug 28, 1812. JOHN ASBURRY. I do certify that l visited (he said William Henderson frequently during his sickness; and ho continued strong and steadfast in the faith ,V doctrine which he had promulgated. „nd he was firm in tho beliof that he would rccoivo the re ward of the righteous in a Mossed immortality A tig 28.1832 ED. CALLAWAY I do certify that William Henderson, during his hist illness, expressed a full beliefin the doc trines iie had preached, viz particu r, uncondi tional and eternal election, und moreover, that I never hoard h in, while i constant attendance on him. as • no of his physicians, express the leas' doubt on this subject Aug 27, 1832 DAN. B SEARCY I do certify, ilia* I was frequently in compa ny wi li William Henderson during Ins last ill ness, and at no time l never beard him express soy doubt as to tin-doctrines ho had preached, but during his last i-lness, appeared lo he per fectly lesigncd to the will of God, and to his death. WM G. STARK Aug 27, 183". GEO R Gl.l—Monroe County. Itl • here!) , certifv, mat I was cpealedly with the Rev William llei.dersnn, duiing his las' illness, aa one of his consulting pli sic.ans. Tint fiist time I «w hi n, he expressed to me his convictions that lie had run his course, and 'hat the time had come and he must depart He frequently spoke to me of the ccitainty <*f Ills death; hut never at ant time did he utter the fi t word expressive of a doubt to the troth of the doctrines that « had maintained through tint wholi* c o*>e ol his public ministry II • wild© theme tome was Iris R* i fidenee in asd re signal mu to, the sill of ths Lord tog 23 |KW W R XI PfIKJVB. I in Till* Lmoi sod Journal. t*4l*>:gc»ille.*nd ot . .dm., s/e t|»e ahoy© line© times, and lor Mold tlicji sec‘ls, i THE UOJIAIET OF isyj;. hose ira.n • om is stvec-i, Doubling Heaven’- farthest cape, now appears From her long travel of a thousand veara’” »’ ust published, a largo t'lnnisjilei rc represent ntton or mop, of i lie sil union and appearance of the approaching Gomel, its apparent diu-nnl course, ami the principal f on-tclbilions anil Fix ed Stars that lie along i's path, as they will be 1 spen in the heavens; including an Ephenieris of j its daily progress in Right A-seruion aod Dccli i nation; tho times of its; Rising, I’assing the | vje.idian, Ac fioni the time it first becomes vis ible, to the periid of its final divppearanee. The ex danato v matter embraced in the Map, found ed upon cere (filed computations, will render lie tvholoeminenl.lv interesting, and ncrfcctly intelligible; and at the same time enable the I commonest observer to direct bis cyo to that ! omul in the heavens v here the Comet will first ; make its appearance and trace its onward progress from day today Orders may be addressed to D F Robinson A Cos. Hartford; Gray <V Bnwcn, Boston ; Jon athan leavitt New York; Cary tV Lea, Phila leljthia; Seyinou A Huteliinaon, Cincinnati and Purse iV Stiles Savannah, as it is not prnb able however, that 'lns work can circulate, in (l,e ordinal", course of *iaite, over but a limited •ort ion of the United States, before tho time • rtividuals may rely upon reoe.ving a copy by I nail, on remit I in? O r ' ‘ollur, of any specie nving bank, to fletekiah Seymir, .Kew-Rntui Conn. — And publishers of papers, who give this notice a few insertions, addressed in iu like manner shall have a Copt (iF.ORIiIA: -Mprriwether County. O’IN Aycoek lolled before t harles H. V\ebb an HCting Justice of tlie Peace in and for sa:d Count.v. A SORRELL HOUSE, four feet ten inches high; has a long tail; both hind feet white; sd and all round, -opposed to be nice years old Appraised by John Kush and mstvorth Hardaway to $55 famuel Dar.iern tolled before Gideon Chr-s linn, an acting Justico of Iho Peace for said I county, A MARE apposed to bo five oars old; a small star in •ci forehead Appraised by Pleasant Clopton .nd \\ iilia n Wvatt to $55 jane F. W HUSSFY, cl’k. GEORG A: Randoljili County. Ui I* Ii AS: 'Phonia- Mutts applies to mi tor .etto'S of Administration on the estate offi-aac II Langston, dec’d late o said c unty: ’I his is therefore to cite and admonish all and sirm filar the kindred and creditors ofthe aid dec’d to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if nv they have, why said letters should not be • ranted. jiine2:i Win tl. BARTON, O. 0.0. ROBERT OF PARIS. f Y, N hand a tew copies of Scott’s last Novel. * Bober'of Paris, t'gether with a variety •f new and interesting works. * E. S. Norton, march 24 Broad street TOBAt V >—ON (’< )NHIGN M ENT k * . Boxes excellent quality Tohacco, inaM £ ufactured in North t'arolinn, put to suit retailers ill pound and half pound plugs.—For . 'o low LAWRON A IIOAVELL a pril 84. 1852 DISSOLUTION. HE r nnexi -n in business under the firm of 'T arver A Squire was dissolved on the24th ' March last hy the death of Mr. Squire, the •tsitiess of- lie concern " ill he closed hy tlie hsoribi-r BKNJ P. TARVER r„»v 0 l £'. W G O O I> *. HUDSON k. FELTON H '-V■. just toceived from Now York and la leston apd are notv opening one door v'essrs Lawhon Av Howell's on Broad ect, a handsome assortment of Dry Goods, Hard-ware and utlery, Hats, Shoes Bridlos, Ac which they intend to sell low for ca Ii ,-r good paper Ai.SO—Daily expecting from New-Orleans, a supply of (Groceries, flagging, and Hale Rope, 'lie Far i ers and nil other persons are solicited call and examine for thcmsevlcs June !> ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Glt *■' ABL *' to an order of the honorable the Inferior court of Harris couniy, when sitting for ordin ry purposes: Wi l ! be sold on the first Tuesday in Decem ber next, at the court-house in Clinton. (Jones countv.) all the real estate of Edward Bass, dec lying in Jones county; situated on the Oakmnl on river: also four islands No s 33, 54, 55 and 56 in he 'akmolgee river There is the rise 'of 40> i acres of laud with a good mill-scat and good fisheries attached thereto. No sos the land not known. ‘-old for the benefit of the heirs and creditors •<f said deceased —Term l made knoiVn on the dav of sale. A! XANDER BASS, adm'r august 11. (50d NEW PUBLICATION. S UST rec ived at the olunibos Book Store, * LIBRARY OF RELIGIOUS KNOWL EDGE, containing a Journal of Voyages and Travels by the Rev Daniel Tyerman and George Bennet. Esq. deputed from the London Missionary Society to-tfisit their various stations in the South Sea Islands, China, India, Ac. be the years 1821 and 1829, compiled from original documents, by Janies Montgomery, author of ‘ The World before the Flood ” "The Christian Psalmist,” and other poems: in 3 vols. E S NORTON. June 16 Broad Street NOTICE. FOUR months after date, application will be made lo the Honorable tho Court of Ordi nary of Carroll County for leave to sell Lot of Land No 74 in the 11 lit District of Henry County, and fifty acres of Lot No 87 in said cont y and district, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the estate of John Long, late of Henry Count deceased M ARG ' RETT LONG F.xe trx June 251 —— ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. \GkEKABLE to an order of the llonnra . file the Inferior court of Stewart oiinl* when itiing for Ordinary purposes, will he sold on the first. Tuesday in January oext, in the town of 1 umpkin, m sail! county. between tho usual liouth of sale—Three negroes, and one lot of Laud.no 36, in the 13d ihst of formerly |,up, now Stewart county .-Sold as iho proper ty of Joseph White, late of said county doc'd.; flf the benefit of the heirs and credit *rs of said dec’d Terms made known on the day *f sale E. t»- A. .Alovs, Adm’r. ups mfinr 90 td < ->l NO TH L PAIIENTH AXD GLAIIDIANH. II 11E i‘ii" •agio the Fe nale academy wili j lie resumed ini the l“*h OcOlbe by Alias Rt’.MEC' A filtRRI- a »*•••» of three or fiiir j woes was thought most prudent, in r«m«|«tw* 4 ¥ * r * MY ' ,L “ t p JONES, t baifoia.i K LDr to, *»e j Uept 23 I AWULVIsTILj tor s sale. Gtii. 1. - It' I- to 111 Older ot the jnlerioi | Court «i Harris rounly, when sitting for ordinary purposes, V'. tlf bo sold at the place of bohling Buporior | court in Randolph county, on the first Tuesday in Jauuaiy next. Lot ofUnd No 3t», in the nth disttict. (formerly Lee,) now Undolph county,; belonoing to the estate ot Edward lias* deceas ed s 7. dlfor the benefit ofthe heirs auu credit e|go said deceased.— Terms made knot n on tlie day of tale. —ALEXANDER BASS, adin r august 11. 00 and Mr | TIE subscribers announce to : ? their old frieuds and the public ■ generallv that they still occupy | their formea staid at Foil Bain | bridge < reek Nation, about equi-distaut from olumbus aud Line l reek- wheie those who may cal! on them will receive the same accom modations as heretofore The following are our rales: Breakfast - - Dinner • * Supper - “,.!71-J, Lodging * * “J-- Horse feed - * “,871-2, Horse all night - '‘.7-i, Att«tts*. IS- Cook i!t Collins. CACTI O.V. [do hereby for am all persons of trading for two promissory notes Iron, myself and Thom as Grimes security; one of said notes for twenty two dollars and tlie other for eighteen dollars (it my memory serves me tight.) payable to Janies Wilkerson or bearer on the 25th of De cember next, and dated (I think.)aboul the last «,f March or first of April last.— If any person ti ados so said notes, they will do it at their own risk, asl have not received a valuable consider ation for those notes MARSHAL GRIMES. Lumpkin Stewart county. August II 2 — T NOTICE. ~ UOUG HT to jail, Gieeenvillc Morriwcath- I 2 er county Georgia a negro man, who sat s his name i Toni, ami is one of the State’s bauds, mid tlin< he left Item smut time in june last; he it b ut 45 or 4ti years old; he savs that Hud s n was the overseer ot' he hands which lie left. Tiie overseer or contractor of sai • butincss will get said negro by application and proving him in terms of tlie law, and paying expenses Sept I. E REEDER, Jaier i Dili months after date application will be l made to tho I’ourtof Ordinary, for Heard county, for leave to sell a negro woman— Mil ,- LEY —part of the estati of John G Smith, lute of said county deceased, for the benefit of cred itors ‘ NANCY SMITH, Sept. 1,1832 4m 47 Executrix. CAUTK >N. \LL persons are hereby cautioned against trading for a Ware house situated in the town of Columbus and built for Clayton & Grimes we hold a Lien on the property as Builders | for six hundred and filly Dollars and have the house in possession which will not be given op until all arrears bo paid. Asa Bates. C. C. Dibble. July 20th. «s»r\ < o r n o\, Op various numbers, jus' received li ill tlie Cotton manufactory at Athens Ga. anrifoi -alo oy Geo. VV DI CING HAM 5r o t i€i:. OUR M' 'NTIIS fron this date I shall ap ply to the Honorable the Inferior Court o! Merriivether County when sitting for or final v purposes, for leave to sell a lot of land, lying in Walton county, on the waters of Apilaeht whereon Benjamin Ward dec'd formerly lived for the benefit of the heir« of Benjamin Ward dec’d- ORADIAII WARD, .Idm'r June 10,1832. LOTTERY NOTICE. ' | |HE holders of Tickets in the Milledgeville A Street I lottery, are informed that the re ; suit oC the Drawing will' ll took place on the i sth May, 1832, may he seen by applying to E. S. NORTON. may 13. Agent (or oqiManagor f. I VEIIV S TA RLE S. ’ J4 HE Subscriber would inform lie cilizci,- i. ot Columbus aid others visiting this sec tion of the country, that ho has just opened hi- Livery Stables, on Crawford Street, near tin river where evert arrangement has been made j to accommodate the public in his line of busi ness, on the most liberal terms. He will also ; keep horses bv the year month or night, at tin | customary rates, and those entrusted to his can shall receive the strictest attention. He wdl ; also keep horses. Carri ges, Gigs, Sulkies, Ac to hire, hy the day or or a longer period, on roa ! sonable terms His horses will be well trainedand in good or der, and nothing will be wanting on his part to promote the comfort and convenience of the patrons of tho establishment. JOHN WHITESIDE nnii I 28, 1832 —fnn SINGLE iV DOUBLE REFINEL &ons J&ugav. A Few barrels of the above article, mam sac » tured n a superior manner by W. Edwatd, j Rement of Charleston, S C. | Teas, * f different qualities, j A few doien ‘upirior white and pink Cham patgtie wine Tenerifle and Madeiia Wines. may 5. Lawhon &, Howell AftEICY For Newspapers and Periodicals. i HE Subscriber informs the public that in has been opooinled agent for the Medical f'hirmgical Review, Sj. Jorrnal of Practical Medicine, a Quarterly, published in New York, edited by James Johnson, M. 1) Physician Extraordinary torheKing of (Jreat Britain—TEßMS $1 25 cents per Number, in advance. Orders for one or more Nos inclosing the cash, postpaid will meet with prompt attention. The Spirit of the Times or Life in Ncw-York. we. kly at $3 per year Medico Chirnrgical Review, quarterly 1 at s'■ per year - E S. NORTON Augu t 4 R-o- and St A. Macidiiiisix WI 1.1, spend lug leisure hours i* he . x cut. o«f fALV OKA Mt.AIAL Os a y ee/c ,M I‘Hi — ton, inniDiuti. — Ap ply at the CIOI.UMB SB- oK f TORE Aogilat 4 —f o iiMMitlit* after date, H|i|ilicuiion * will tie mad© to the iim orable luteri r ourt f Hear county while si'litig for ordina ry nil poses for leave loee.l two iiegioOß (('* Ii netia a woman *md liei ch-ld) be oiiging to the estate of John G hiiiidi late of aaid county dec, for (he in m fit •<( the be if a and creditors ol mud deed Tins i7lb Man b. |Kt2 utsich 31, Mi-.’. NANCY h.MITII, Adm x IN NEW HANDS. appriee tin-public tliitt yu: have * * takt’B posscseitm of the well known Public Dousp. THE HAMILTON HALT, Amt that the House is undergoing a coinjdcte finish, with large and convenient additions so ta ble to sccoiumudate Boarders aid Travellers; and without t. e llntterieg solicitnliona usual; we invite cui-fiiends and the pnhlic in general to give tie a call, feeling confident that ever-/ convenient and nvcawatv attention will be iei7- dered to make pleasant the tunc and situation of •those who may iavoi us with their calls BARELY .MARTIN, april 21, 1832.-41. -A B DAWFON **.Tlio Federal Union A Geoigia Journal will please give the above four insertions. New fwrocery. iI!E Mil-scrilicr has takeir the sioro next door to the Post Office and opposite Pommy & Montague’s Hotel, wheie A. lias just opened, and will sell at reasonable prices, an assort ment of wall selected Fresh Groceries and OI J Liquors; among which are: Old Mononguhela Whiskey Western do. Old Jamaica Rum, Cogniae Brandy, Holland Gin, Old Madeira Wine, Ale and Cider, • Loaf and Brown Sugar, , Best Toa, Molasses, Rico, Fall Mackerel, No. J, 1 lavimna Segars, Rest Tobacco. April 20—49—if G. ORIEVKB. Nh o es, Nh oes, LAWHON &, HOWELL HA VF just received a largo and full assort inent of Stout Negro Shoes. Gentlemen’s fine Boots, • Do. do. luco bocteos, Ladies lace Prunella hoots, do do Leather do. o do Morocco do. dhihlren’s hoes assorted Doc 3d, 1831 NOTICE. “ months after date, application will be marie to tjic honorthle the Inferior cour* of I'albot county ‘ivhen sitting tor ordin ary purposes, for leave to sell all the lands be longing to the estate of John P Blackmon, de ceased for the benefit of the licits and creditors of said esta'e This tilh Sept 1832 Mary Ann Blackmon, Atlurx. so t 1> 4 m Ct EOltGlA”"Randolph < lonntv HERFAB Benjamin O roway and Pa tience Caroway,applies tome for letters of administration, on the estate of Thomas t a roway of said connty, deceased : The e arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all and -i.igular. the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be aod appear at my office within tho time prescribed bv law, to show cause (if a nv they have) why sa'd letters should not be granted Given under my hand this slh day of September 1332. \V in. 11. Barton, c. c. o. sept 15 6m P*Fresli Arrivals. roLuwm s book & STA TION AH I 8 TOR E. SIGN OF THE BIBLE. 'HE SUB'-GRIBER lias just received at tho above -<ore, the following new and interes ting VV OHKB. A few copies remaining on hand. THE AMBITIOUS STUDENT—bv the Auib -t of Pelham. THE ADVKNTUKKSof YOUNGER SON. 2 vols RO’- ANCF & REALITY—Iiv Miss London FALSE STEP and THE SISTERS. THE WREATH—2 j vols—by Harris Livermore. BRITISH BPY, i -lev edition—with Biography andl’orliait oftho i Author. VIRGINIA 11 «USF\VIFF.. 1 ALBUMS, LADIES Soubntfr Xotc 43«ipev, Sec.scc E. S. NORTON. f’olumbus Sept. 8 tt j#-To Printers.^ THE SUBSCRIBER, AGENT FOR ix. KnftCua iHacijCuc; INFORMS the printers generally, that this Machine is so constructed a*, to lie applied to any common Printing Press It is attached by the rounce, and adds very little lo liie labor of the Pressman Having three composition Rollers, besides tho disliibuting Roller, tire dis tribution is sufficient for the largest and heaviest form The Inking Roller is propelled by weight, and goes twice over the form. The quantity of Ink taken can be regulated with accuracy, thus preserving a uniformity of color unattainable by hand; and as it dispenses with the Roller- Boy, it is an object of iinportonce to Printers, both on liie score of economy and de ; ng good work Printers can obtain the above by giving no lice to tho agent—they shall bo immediately ordered. Tile price of tho Machine is S2OO six mouths credit, or five per cem-oflTor cash. E. 8 NORTON. Columbos, Geo. june 30 FOR .SALE, GOOD second handed Gigg almost new and with it anew set of plated Ilarncssfor further particub rs apply to, l.awlion At Howell, GREAT IjTTKai ON THE 4TII DAY OF JULY 1832. fllllE subscriber iiifornis the holder of 8 Ticke* No. 10§f>4 i» t|,* Mtllet’gtvtllc Street l.etlny 'l.u* bv the Un;y nff of the above day, he is entitled to the Fire Tnovennii Dollar irife'. so much for tisking Ten Dollars The next drawing ofthoabovo Lottery will "ike place on tho Second Sat r ay in SejiUm er: to make sure of a chance, it will be noccts •irv to apply soon * WHOLES <*lo, HALVES tfi, QUARTERN *>,so To be hau in a gieat variety of number* • ird err from the country, enclosing the cash, postage paid, wiii meet with prompt iit'en • tion E. S. NORTON, Agent. July 28. HOMKSFLNS OF various kinds and colors teceiving by G W DILLINGHAM Jin** M Y i \|>. IOTNo lb* in ilt© !Hh District <*f Muato i/* TANARUS, ( 001,1 V, for sal© by GEO. W. DILUNCIIAM June I rJ3ri.