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A MoeoJot- t%»;i!Ss
FOR «AI.K.
9 milt* from Thimbu*
c d iN Snlnr ay. l.ili’uJ J iinnry, 1 vsijl at i
* * hoil«j the li t I of 1 iirl | n a f■ i ii,
iaiimig 1I(K) pm • in-ir« or I* 30"
▼ihit'll in cleared nod well |. im j nu : ■ > . , . j,.
lei’ll. Oalb« plitfr* ID ♦ very nee. .- try budding
priVHfi* or public life -there i«spijrp mi l well w
i«r convenient Ihe iM'ciiiUK home i - ii-u si J ,
♦he junction «f fhn Aiken, %1 »r|, N I ....'.-1,. !
find Columbia I.' . . I-,, i.nd has II i - « H li
plum*. Jh • hurn< uitd M aides are largo nod v*.
•rnmtfn'.l and can s.aMe i) n homes. V'h<M« (vnvn!
nnd Columbia I»iof •}fu >j( s undo mid uiaiion Ii m
'<d lior • s Imre bud IXpr *rfi,.-ts ilmir join* exp t
**H w ill nvt rage M«i jmt <j>> *.l• r. I*.i •• i. .*•« ■* i
♦lore every ini'ltl, n. d s 1 1 eunutiy he atom fm
'Public dmid is Un i,'oOil :h any hi (lit* N• u . jJ,
himiutw d dir at d h iU» hcol reciimnir ndal/on, in
(ltd lo if* beauiv nud health- and ». Wi II « -ill
U*d lor u slum and tavern .Sinn d won mi \* j
|K>ritinil y h»r Kpi ciilidjoii nnd trade, and p.*,
irmrkM m home, «*. <Vv. 1 will Mho *. j j, •
buthid* of Co; m, ' > I- I'o l!< , J" »; pu
Hog*, Ift H(0«l * mid l/.iiri •s, I Inn' ! - J-iiin
lure, J yoke ol oxen mid run. Peisons wishing I
purchase v\jU plea e« i I mid exiunin (*>.- them
•eive*. 'J ho farm will ho hliou nto ihem wit
ploiunn*. nnd they ain r<> pe.ifully referred tor an
information to Mr M> Can <v Ward, Honghe
Cmirmt, Hofii rh >n .V (‘raw lord, St»eo; and 1
pr**M Moil control r-und then .yentH.
*1 •Tin*' of sale 7hej» r. nnl pro;, rlv ru a<o
dd l|il Isl Ih-r. with nolo roil ;.. . uid 1 .Mi
fbu luild I, V (did «l • ins, with note a.n-l •.inril*
uilh n innrfr io of lie j < in. k I’*. *.., :
eii on l he 11i of .1 in i,», * i »..»*r t il j oioihl .
Ii If. ’I IU.M/.N, I'r.ij.iioi a’.
I/ilgr Ud ! Ih- 1 v. I J ; v. * •
iluria* FoHoii K.aad
row n.u.i:,
riMi,.’
« Ifll o,i Kiiou ,i a tla . 1 . i.i. ■ M,i
neieN !id|*Miini',r • 01. (*rn ■*md >! i .m pliiM-, m
llurk < uiiip <i* • I in Ihirne dm ii ill • laid , I j.n
H yet 111 the Woo I • i la- limber I Oil. ; lid fill do I;
•V the Miiialion Um hriillhy ie< ,'diV Hi ihd Ke eonill \
I'lHiderx di’Miiinr, ho r/mihlo mid \ i'u;i | >le m in
plantationnrwinv it* Ito inmuinc lie premise/, icrn
iml yet fixed* hid will Im liheral- upplie nps hy I.*i
ter Will plo.l * side lle ir Ii lie-l hel, er the side ,
rertuin. /Vldi» *h Ikivid lan id iVli'ii *!["ivilh
or W. McKinley, hi la xin;;n n, < 1 ■:■< n *-e ronniv
ir (~ i; ucuovv.
tiov w.Vm 217 W. ,l/rM.M,I-V.
KOI Til Ms *» I**l It' I t I \ < ItU tli.
| k l*il> I■ »r ilm houthern nnd vVi sieo
•Sjhli-h pn!»!i.-*h.'d /nnl I i Mill' hy (irillin »V
I’lirnr, iMm-un, I , It, Mill •dip*-, die, M a riant
Anriiwle, J honriN I’m- •. <o. >\ inn ili, Mild h
/h.ok-selleK 1.0 ftendlv Ihronclmut tin oidh
ixs:< o >j u j; m> \ rao\N,
Al At ‘a %, (»m J :i h I >ee. J.* \\7
Pf ir Sr I l»;i\e i xannm <1 with t ei»e cine, lli-
Southern lina ( I.i.*h iiook, mid ih< *; lull y ere on
*lO it my cordial «ppro\ d. It .u*m-I lor lie* he
•r hisses in ii •i st lioolh and a' mlciim s, n nil*.id- ijhi.i
u vur.idy of |udn lonsly , ejeeinl Je.*,,.in a.I ij» -*1 p
reading, rn il iiinii nnd dei iinnatioM 1 lind m you
releelio iH n ilhinp, lo.iOend (h<-t i .n- ol‘ dm .. holar
or h) ut ikon the blrt ngih id moral and religion
priimple ; fii the < .:i;r. i\, Ih *am slndioti .h
htrenglholied \ <»nr hook wlmind ho ma t-piahh
pariieiilurly to llm *S\»nila in public , nncmiin b n- i
eunUoiiD, niioil ( Xlr.n la, lioni Ibe hpeoehtu nut
lirraihint; srninneni- in Inrmniiv vsrMi Son bon
pmnnpli« and Soul horn iiislilulinns. Ii nlloida am
plo loMimony that Southern geniu , u In n iliret I. <
to tbu walk* ol l/ib niiuro, is capable ol the highon
tbslnn lion. Kosju-ctlnllv your Inend
j;. a. ni>hi;T.
'l'u Jft'v. /M. M .Mahon’, Vinoville.
V \ jev\.< eoncspolitl " Ith I.hose expressed above
.1/1M K> ( rA I J l/Kso.N,
I'lineipul id the <*wiiitieu lasliMil.e
Trnm nu eKumiimlion olTiiu Snuihmi I’ii d
Hook, 1 am favorably mipre.-. i d wuh im nienm.
*1 hn aeb i li'iia, s.vin to have been undo with (un
uiul judgment. Many ol the pieces are Iront tla
pet in ol our best Southeiu w niem, ami ;.h\en
grout merit.,Sueli a book has been mm b needed n
our seiemis and in atb iiuet ; and will, no doubt, b<
ill oaeo miiodmctl by eveiy pnlteimin leaeber win
hreoine* uajimililud Willi .is value a* a m boo
book. H. |{. //oPivhNH,
rrmeipiltd the I'eim»|e Selwel Seiiool, .Macon
Macun Acaik mv, Dre Ihth, 1837.
A7r. •Vour Southern First (la s liuok we m
girtl ns a most xt.bmhle aci cuhioii to the books
aiihhl in our school*. That your eompdation limy
•limnt d. tiely sopereede all similar oir t wlm h uri
no eongeiimJ willi till our iiMiiidious, whoihui
Tivil orH Jiguius, h lhe ardent wish el’
\ ouroluuJieiH sei vtints, I'. M \i'/!ST\ Kl’,
J. o'mum:
Vo Uev M. Mason.
Mai;ov, line. 10, I'vO.
Mr. Moxnu - I upjiro \e ol your hook, /irsl us a
wan—it in to instiiiei youth, iuppruxcol d as
• •lire a teacher my.M'll nis üb.v ulc.\ needed. I
approve ol it so lai as 1 am u sr/miir- ,Uo mailer i»
wellseleehal,and is imlv I ( miry. 1 approve ol it
u r'l/r.’r a is Ibi'ht' uuhl'e*-aIH mailer is much
ol it, native; p.s design at nalive ; Us publnalion
lialive. Ami I approve ol il no n ('enf/n/i .Vnc/ic;
• uco ipuratea wuh (he good iii ihiiim : -oil.
s.i.mi r.bj.i asskls.
I’u i.dor of the I’icabyim’iim ( huo b, M u on.
iM a * nx, ]\\\ 10, |h37.
I'rom mi aitcnliv • evumuiiiiiou ol ilir •' mibern
f’liHl (Muss Itonli,” I hel lolly authorized to a sin t
ih?u it m a work prcHOUlitig h ' v dinaiy wldiimj to
i'uhlie eiieonra'pMpnil , mid (bat too much praise
I lll.lint be bestowed Upon ibc auiiahle am! I denied
emppilt-r, to. Ill* sueeus I,d e\. eiilion ol at;»;«!%
wheat lias lon ■ biv-n regarded aa a i/.-.se/ tin / m
ihe aidmolu td i lie ''.»uih
TTIO.U iS ll /,.!MAR, M. I>.
toy in ro.\, I)iu*. Hill, 1 dt7.
Having long desired lo see mi clwmciiuiry ( lass
Hook Iks ii ■ ’rom a s-niibcrn press, nnohjcciimudne
in its s lcci ions, ami ndaph d to die wauls ol your
vout)iiill readers, we creel the volume w hich you
have |um issued, holievmg n?j to he bet b a J-ale ami
(MOltillde book I n . x oliliiei n sell a:m jat adcim- s.
.1 M . A.xS, .'l. ii.
i;. u I.am:.
i.h I r’ ta (’oiih rcnc* M.i:, ial 1... Mr -Nclioul.
Sir Having laieiull)' uvainined liie Hoiiliicni
I ir. t i 1 ' s I’ >ok, H alien s me mueb p!t ..sine l>»
iccnmmetul Ulo pu 'iie patnm *. 11> .. *./ , <
could scarcely lull ot a ’cii in: 1., il a most l.ixora
♦do reception. Im adaption lo (lit* warns ol A'ouili
orn hclioois, 1 (look, an a.i oMo d reason Im ih.
/;ctu*ial and >p,. o\ atlopnon. \ ours, A t
• v t .i i v ia» v• /I:i.i oss,
I’rilK ipai of the i • male i lu ii e i loud, * . *-.>:•
7\i Ke\. .M. M. M ,\so\,
A/ii.u i»vii vn.u , 1 >ec. 2\ 1 ,37.
Mn Mason- IdearfSn Having e\nmmed your
eompil ihoii, under llu* lido el ** 1 nu Koullieru 1 usl
< lasß Kook,” i». gives uk gum j» tMKtiie in evpres
slug our entire appioba.cm ol im uouier, form and
object ; and we clioeriu.ly itcuninicnd Us sjuedv
mioplim iuio ell our scled.s find admin s. lo -
ceiv e, > on , leoii u a.i .: ; wis a lor v our eil-
II re si let ill ev • V Clio Iloa i \ aoce i • . , .
i'l 4. .'tic:;.l i ncatioH.
j. ji a i KKi.r:, r.Mj, riiioamctoniv,
J . HU A .N ll A el,
('ol. 11” \ b I *, ' *U on v tnuiiy,
,» i» 'A r.i.i, i ui.' -1
. I ■ v!. I. KtAJ.l.i '■ 1 I. A, i leal haul,
M M \ I .i(H,
sA 'lt IH. HTb.l.iiierty,
lAii’l.H v.* 1, vv aiieii,
.1. li, i, A.M A it, .lUih,
It IX). N’>’. k ii \ ii * vHi H, fi tell 111-tll'l,
HOWri.K ‘ 1 ' M, N>oi. men. vv . li.
ill NUV <•. LAMAAI, Lib >,
MALI.AIii.
Mac iHic M, LS 37. M. M. M\sON.
J ill II 'CI S
i;, \ii!ia„
JTJ'on.VIKS .IT L.lll,
aloticrllti a.id bail 'don, irn'orgin,
V I i .1. pr.ii li- einlhe s« \«: dl colll ls ol ihc t (»Ul'
▼ V i es ol Jusjuir, .i.ide.-, /Morgan, fbii'iaiu, Hide
win, Imi is, Henry, NtfWlon, Moiion*, Will; f ., an
in the 1«* i' r,d « iart mr lhe disiiici oi (»-orgiu.
K c./ LUcLV L>.
\syu*tn —A.J A T. 'A . Miller: W olwter, Pu
male mV To , Har. ai.b, Ki icy, A *’o.
Mac < i.— IVt* vV -\isb;i, Henry vi. Luinar, Charh
J. iMc/Aum: i.
Sji\mnah. —Bcrriea andC’uyler,!*. I>. I.aiiiar,.h
fcpii Jack ton.
hs us --.biines I. I’t ■ru*, W ecd A Kanui:
A ‘A. ll Kei'i v >v Ih •ue.oi
'Phi* Charleslr u Cuur.i r and Mercury. mid N.
York Courier and L cpiirer w :il publish '
iw icr a w eek 1 n <'• mo a! I;* ami bn ward ih- .■ :u . no.
to (hid office, hJ' 17 wtiui
( 'ITo '8 c at rtf
I . Ul'l 'J'lllsl" .- ol I'liu A I . I
E employ ii l.i lv 1.1 mil.i ii- i . i. ’i I
~ l.ii.' < lllligQ «f llic Icniull- ill j.i.11, . . 1.1 ■ 1 lilt- 1
,1, lulinii liif till. l flTWUliift yi-nr. 'I In [ «<•>>!
~C (In nllli>, llli: alu'si ol mirinly good. A Im- .I nul.i
~1, r, will In-citen. AiWfim llii)'i'rinn in, I rl V«l
i r ,, j lny, lli iiin ii cinirily. dir !i7—wWl U""
% udiTkoa Acnifciity,
4d |fl5M '* i - ..ii cxcr<■!.«*•, ol this Institution (or ih
iic ; 3 ,# ij ,riii y«ar, will be resnflp lon the
•II j .Morn! iy to .htnnury next, under the immndmii
,ls fiij» •» v iHioii ol Mr. \v«“'.Uy l.fviitt
i• im J ,c I i. i ol the Trm-n •- having lofllio thirdyou
n | employed this nibtnmn, lli i )n.Mltif jit
ip I the number of si mien is, ihoi'll!in* safiMaetion inim
a 1 i j I. oll| by llii I ili-l'i JIM'J ‘ lOfliOlH, tllforij I Ilf
be to dn- I i(l< - ,«!|"0 i, i ii t, fj(i:i l |/i' alien lo tea< ll niM
ii| i tlit; abb* un'l t ill ii- it manner in wdiicb In* leu dm
I*i ! i 1 1 '*rij'*iJ all |}|i* (In'iiM win ti h iv»* cJoVolved oo lout
ij * * i I’oiiin eh J noli Ins profession.
O'J j A\«r> i oiop .i-oi A- ■ J'turn has lmcn • fo.
Ml.) till- Hi!-, < i:<i,( i;/ \ / 11- 1 1 ) <’i»o< I t|i I I in* I .11]., I • -ll Depart
ck j mom, which will oUovv Mr. I** vend an opj»orinni
m ly ol' tiili'ioliu," •>il*j-1 \ * ■ I y lo lli**« l» i *.»al students
lo Pupils will bo instructed io all tin- branches oho
a ally lan "lit to Academics to iho I mod •* I• 11 • h , him
lli v\ i•!Iij11a1 1 fi i *< 1 lo out *r the best regulated Col logoi
iy io lli ,• country.
• Many < ircnois/arices combine lo render thin ar
\ eligible htiiisilioo 1»rI lx * education ol young gentle
iiKu: 1 lir ll .died j-\: i • mul muchcr.a healthy lorn
it lion, cheapJli^n/j,and a mimiilmt 'Thigh mindci
nd | and worthy young Inui escFurs males oik
Iy, ’(« I’m-. >*M| I (•;. 1 ■ ■ , :m | |)du<' llM’illH I il-ll lit* VO.* 111
\ j fliinncit in evc;v roirnipuiiiy
'Jill:.* I||)( >1 |« If yollll'i J.U j MiK will III*') i»0 Oja-i
; lor 11 Air 1( I f ■;.ii«/u (ilhmil I lie lit hi ol'tlir y»*»ir.
A I.V J/V>; M't, Hoard Trun.
hrr ‘jn I ■*;{ /. v, :-i. 'i fl
t.aw
ui- j f * ill! in !t;r*i,-in-d having uuitod in lu t pro fit
•* f : *■ ol ihr i, 1 , oil i 111 ♦ ir *rvic I l<t I )r* |)iitii i
■.ir j I hoy'.mil ail -n«l 11 »• roiir/H <>l d/uM Ogcr, l\Jan<>a
• 1 1 , •'-I' V-. X . handitljdi. ia.ls , Ihii.cr, /.#•«* and ■•iinilfi
"V, olih<>( liiill.i!it,otdw!f ( ua oilj I lou.'ilon, id I hti
y. < uruii; and 1 wh""!, J'nln ii, l/iwndcn, m ■
n horai nr and I/only, ol thn •'■•oiillm tii (fin-nil. I n
i .-i m/m fin,n .n liu ih« ircaru will met I with jiromji
*l- ultmlion. i h**ir o/hrr i - in A iM<*rii*iiM, rsnniN
in coiiniy, w Ihto oim* ol I}x*i7« iimv ulvMiy.i hr (bon*
10, whon nj| altM.nl onhufiin< s.
> • Id >l’ i’ WAIJUHN,
VV.M 11 CRAW 1 OKI),
on in W7 wij
liinv
111 fU W' I, undon pnrd hnv" (orrucH a / anji irlnorslnj
,k « lor iho pr oln c of Law. 'l iny wdl niioin
•L lie ( mills ol I mnhlin, Ilall, 1 lahondmm an I Ra
! iiu, and lo all Imninoss oninnli dto ilx* r < ur#* ii
Iho • I ornKtv i iroujt, ia Iho < ircuit Conn of tin
I nih d Pinion (or (lio C< mivi i Oikim I, 'J hoir o/lin
j:s iiO lurloiViJla, I lahordiain r.ninly
10 i:i< hard \v //\iu:rsiiam.
1,1 RAUNAKI) K. J/AHMK>./yA \|.
I )or l(» wMt li'.l 1
I.',’ I.OCK II AR T, 'i’ll KMliWl 1 S tS: nji \|*VL\J\
ir L>|’ld I I l L!A inllirrii ihoir rrinnls and lln
r, * pllliho llrd lin y an; prepared wilh aheds am
is elme hto row in llio villago oi \\ aiToii'on, (or lh<; re
y oepi imi ol Col (on and (fOodH, win h will ho lor
i , wardi (<! by (ho R:nl Road so An ■ii.'.la, and (hinds l«
n ihoup < Aimi ry, a direoiod. vvilli oarr and di .paw li
el Tlioko diHposod to do hiihirMmh by (ho way ol'ihii
.i hram h<d iho road, may roly on our Mricl nllonlior,
n io all Ima'noHH oonlidod to n.s. Our hlusclh for col
•d j ton are adjoining llio Depository,
hi dor Li ii'.M wil
{j J d im .Millodgeviilo Recorder will copy (Ik
i n i nei
u,! 6*< , oi , 14s;i iiSacl SSoael.
111 A!>1)1 \ A DA M A CO. hog leave to in/orir
o. j tin* merelnnil.s and plantorH that (ho rad r».n
in Warren loti will bo in operation in a lew day h am
I i Ini they w ill til lend In I’ecei \ dig and fnrw nrding am
1 ffi<oilm or Cot on eotiHigncd Io thorn. They hog t<
(o ! i*r.>nre alt llmaa who may lavor them with ih<*i
.o i nmm imh that every exertion will he used on (lui
r> part lo merit patronage. nov 3m 277
*••>,» Ueit'lird.
m fl OS ron 'rnohdny evening last,nillior in Aligns
ol * In, or on the NN riglilaboro' road, v\illiin 1 ntiliM
of AngtiNia, a Rod Mnrocco !*()( 'K |*lT R(t()|\,oon
11 lamiim 310 or -S3lb, in IhUh, the bat Kh iml rerolicet
od. Tin* name ol iho niil)Horibor is wnllen innido tin
Lookef Rook. Iho ahn\a'reward will ho given hr
i»- ilmdelively of itio Loekol Rook am! .Mom y (o Mr
w 1/. I .illlo, fit (bo (jilobe 1 lotel, or lo Ibe Mibscnlmr in
iy Craw lordvdlo. d’llOS. .1 WKUJOKN.
n» nne 80 153 if
w ' LoVt,
Oil mislaid , on (lie 2Hth insf , a common ni/.od
l.e.tihor J’ookol Rook, containing notes ns well
on I can recollect, ns* fallowh —One on Tboiniia D.
K’oy.ol .lod(*rM»n country, for two Inmdrcd ami ten
dollars; one on.l. i’/ilmer of Richmond county, tor
one hundred and ninety dollars; olio on David l‘M.
, m r lor one hundred dollars; one on Rotor Rvinar
I ol Lincoln county, lor tour hundred and twenty
suv on dollars; two mi .bum h Jennings; both ‘“gather
( amounting to two hundred and eight dedans; and
( several other smaller notes which Ido not now re.
t member, together with scrip ol Rank Slock ol the
| Darien Rank, Ibanch at Augusta toiho amount oi
thirty shares. Also a number of other papers oj
value to uni, Any indbmuiiioN D relation lo the
above will bo thankfully recoivel, besidos a liberal
inward w ill he givtfii lorllm Rod< and Mr contents
THUMBS .1. JENMMiS.
i :m u ' ,!
: • u>L. RiiOvv iN vs Divan's l\;;v,l^ok Irpm Dm
u ! linb.';m*r ,o oeailgiuwd Chain with “Win Flour-
i ‘ imy Angu i2i; 1831,” worketl in it with gold beads;
I also, on»» lull jewelled Uonble-ca«ed hunting watch,
' with gold guanl el/tim nml key—lh* watch has
ti roc loin .mi the .'nail case—the owner, or any of
Ins relation < can ji'l il hv describing letters and pn»v
ni; piop ’it;,. If m application bo made i i I’our
moniliH, llio w iMeh w ill be sold and llio proceeds di
vided among the troops, —application to be made to
* the editor of the Columbus HcruKl lor the bead
• chain, and lor the Watch in Col. Rrovvli.
r Tim C'oliiinlm.s //erakl will copy the above and
11 orwnrd the account to Col Rrown. nov 27—11277
( KNTK VC 51OTF.Im >| U’OV, fJfOOKCI \
* t 11117 Mil'serilior respectfully informs his Iricuds
•’ and fio pn!>!ie in geiieial. that lie his taken
j the i.lmv* imMiimi' d e -lablishment, which, having
bei ii i' : 1 einl\ ilitiroughly repaired and enlarged at
1 gr» at e\j>. use. is now open for tint reception of 7'ru
’ Roarders, «Ve. T.-,e ebandvera are hn. e ami
' any, ine■ tv im> competent and attentive, llis la
! Ide shall lu* et.nsianily supplied vvith every delicacy
.the M':i‘d!i ami market will inrmsh. llis bur in
; spieked Will) lae eima INV ice-sand lupim - -: end
I in order m u-v eli'e. tually to make it f. lirsi rate
IP us", !»•* lets called lo bis aid llio surviecs oi .Mr
1 *• Cider, ol R iliiiuoi*.*, wltoso long experience al
Raruuiu’s Ciiy I in.!, hu;; justly entitled him lo the
j lepulalioii ot a caterer for the public. Tim sub
i sotiber iloTctore hopes by les imreinitling exertions
r ’ to please, lo receive tt liberal share ol pairommo.
•» HOUACi: K. WAUL).
dec 13 41 2'Jl
d > R c«o'»d Siabling attached to iho Hotel,'with
y ! faithful and attentive Ostlers.
lanMi tor Sale.
■*l M ' subset iber oilers the following' Lots Ibi
v shlo ou reasonable terms;
Au. Dis. fc?ec. No. Dim, Src
IV.Mi MND
SI 17 I 2J 10 3
Id) “13 3 112 “ 22 3
«tOI |) fJOI.P
ifa-J “ If) I 1157 “ 3 3
S “ | 3 S3O 1 1 I
11* 2 1 SJS “ U 2
D>‘ “ 17 4 f5O “11 I
V o “ 3 4 470 14 3 ‘I
LM “ is 2 33 J 44 3 3
57 1 44 21 2 22i •* ;{ 2
20 41 Vo 1 airly, 1 ' 1 12 I:e 1
153 4 7 do X- * R> do
•ill 44 Irwin 12 44 0 Iwi
20 “ 7 do 21V.) 44 s
122 “ 11 D.oly 15 “ 8 Duel
237 44 11 Carroll 252 44 S Carro
53 44 7 0 L«*e 4 44 4 Leo
22 44 3 Appling v
A I.SO,
u ‘ 'Rlie place I now live on sixteen miles from A;
gti'tu, and on the 20lh secliou of the lieorgia Ku
- Road, and tor health it cannot bo surpassed f»y an
lir ' be adjoining counties. For further partienla,
i apply to i)»o subscriber al Rowerv.
u ‘« 1 ‘ IT R. LOYLF.SAA
. i oet 14 u liu 240
Jo- - -
j I'TMJI K months after date, application will 1
j llt B made to the lioriorablc Interior Court ol Jetfe
>.m county, when sitting lor (hdin.ay purpose, t
, a ■ leave I*• sell the lUiaDF.state of tin* lase Auth.i
)U . j Rrasstd, dte'd ofsai 1 county
.N FITiA.N I*KAS. V /7L.ndmT.
Ij ) I ,aii I—mil 2 With the will uuucxai.
I’wWo’lon Academy.
J ( 111. of P< ch (Jeamin
H ifj Mating Ki lie- public, that they have cn
the M>.rvir<* o* Mr. Ingraham ns Hector n
* llie P«e.vfdl.»n Academy, (or ifi • next year. Th
t ‘J* lieolthful»K'H« of th« »;il age, nnd tie* high qualili
' cations of the tratitu'ion in every department o
litora'iirc, irducr.i limn to rxper.i a ((inliiiuaticc o
limi liln ml patronage which said institution ha,
rr< cived lor many years past.
f,f * I ik-rV—y. n ‘ ;mi joiinw hain N.
m
i« 1 1 ir*
1 r <* ■ll 1 . I XO/IMM* ,n| llu lllwlllutl .il VMlj < l.«nil< JiC(
~r I * on ili»* nr.il of January next, under tho cun; oJ
in t Air. and Miss Jonnsov, who have had ol
< : the Academy Iho pc- * lit year.
ir. tk:: \is
id Tuiliofi of flr.il i la- , - •,!;• •• <! of he
h- giuiM-r-, in spelling, reading, writing,
n, and chddnm’s grammar, •'•.i.ijdiy,
and arithmetic, $ ItMJ per or.
*r Tuition id second cj us, iii (on-going,
I- and English gr.numar, geography.
ii- arithmetic, oh i/icnts of hi.dory, and
•>. r-i mipotj ii ion, and elcm-tibs <d ariiron
ii- omy, plains i iiy, ile tone, geology,
id botany, cher/n-try, and mat hematics, *5COp« rqr.
rh Tuition of third < lass, in foregoing, and
agronomy, philosophy, rhetoric, log
in »<*, liiMoty, goclogy, composition, hot*
<•- any, * hemislry, mathematics complc
a- '* d, I.: tin, Greek, ornamental needle
*d work, drawing, painting, and mude,
id lor which tho tuition will b« ■. l» r > perqr. or $25
n* per b*nn.
| 1 '■ ol Plano, <I) p«*r cm; (Tier,
,i No M-hohn i ] tor h i ilnn one quarter.
A quarter will r.nj .hi <d elie.on w. okh and u term
or m-Hiion ol iweniy-t w o V..G «■.
J la* i i I ij'null i <•<»iuiji.• i,* ht of .hinuary.‘2l
qmiii.r J'.'ih la> h, iri-i on* , Jid Jon* ■ 'run
or quarter, .inmn. •;i llih .Iliac; j;,i
quartet ronimeniv.-i *.;7th AiniiM, and vuda Uili No
ie
ii, According to the UMiai rah *of tuition oftho high
' i brancho*,hurt in • nom i would aroaunt to
nt •d 1 per yt ar Thu Tin to***; havoNetiiod (ho price
LH . ol Iml ion of third at ><.>■i jar j* ar, leaving ii
,j. to III*; ( dioir.i; ol the j< c-id, nr. i.olar, to .iludy on *
р, or nil lh*‘ hnio' IiCH in dud* d lh. r- .n.
~r ylnv Hr la dm (-on lining th m dv» s to llm dndif
lt j of the J Hi, *J(j, nr itcj rlav-, will In- eiiaig'-d only a!
the rate? ol mjcli cl.t.w. or any m-lic , :n • v coin
iiienee with l«l or -d elm s, and oo on to the he her
oluwrt or ejMHsc<i, and In; charged at the late.; above
H'atvd the lime employed in earli n .-vetivnly.
I Inn : A beginner may enter 1m elm-. *■ otinue 1
quarter, and he ih n "i*d 10;; may then * i•n -m e
ij> *2d (das i, and he ehaigrd •' hoop< r (p/arh r, and llion
id eonion i.ei? dd eja s, ii:m* ~ - 'nig, i •?!•) |i‘T quartet,
a- or .’n p r term, ?is Ihe ea,.e nmy hr.
in In ord.*i to |.in iv. feguliiiily ri tho several
e!;iand j.ronn.; the ; k all , , adV i.’iia./ m to tlie
:*o .scholar, it in greatly de-nod tied ( mdi t iijnl biiould
coiniiieiieo with Iho begin.*mg of a quarter, oj term.
Hoard in the \ill v ** <’<> jwr menlli.
'J' iJ OM AJS.I (> A I)S,
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J.EUOV I'IhVIIAW, A|
V. Ji. ti. JJ .-VRHiy,
id <lec27—dlw KOiJIiKT JIJtHTKB, J
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i‘-» UNIVERSITY' OK (IKOiU.IA.
rßl//l! r.xereirtos of this InstJluiion will bcreHUin
,H ■ nd on Monday the loth day ol January m xt,
ri under the following
{m ORGANIZATION.
Alonzn (dmrcli, 7*. I> IVeyjJent, and Prof, of
|(i Voral PtiiloHophy and Pulilieai Keonomy.
Janies JaeU.om, /l.Al.—Proldisaor ol iSuinral Phi
_ loaopliyan It honhs/ry.
Jleiny Hull M. li.-—l , r»li*s«or of Mutiiornaiie.s
and Astronomy.
Ir l I .Malt inn A. W ard, M. J).—Professor of Natural
;; HiKlury.
W ifltain Lehmann, A*. M. — Professor of Greek
( and M oderu I .anguages
", .lames 1* W added, A. M. Professor of Latin and
11 I Julies Let l res.
ir Hilaries F. Mcf'ay, A. M.—l’rofcssor of Kngi*
ncemig, and uclj. Prol. of Nat. Philosophy.
(•Vurgo \V. Schenek, A. M. Tutor in Ancient
s . Languages.
(’. F. JMc(*ay —Secretary jf/ho Faculty,
COUHSE OF INSTRUCTION,
t- 'Flie studies wfuch shall ho nursnod, and the
jo course of i»«criie•liun wbieft shall lie gi\*‘ii at the
,r I nivnrsity, ore comprised under tho following heads:
r 1. (ire«tk, i.alin and French Languages,
n ‘T A/athematic*.
8. Aslron any.
4. Natural Philosophy.
, r ). Chemistry.
fi. Niirttnil litcfory.
*1 7. Vlmiorie, l.ogm, Moral and Mental Philosophy
d Political I'Jeonomy.
< *ivil Engineering,
i .Hereafter (Imre will he c distinct department for
r inslruclion in Theoretical and Practical Kngineer
• ing. A class will he formed in .lummry, oltho.se
r who may desire to prepare themselves fur the pro
fession ol the Civil Engineer.
r Hy a resolution of the Trnstcos, tho payments for
' tuition will bt*) in future, accommodated to the com
mencement ot the sessions, vi/.: Two’ve dollars on
• the Ist of August, and twenty-four dollars on tho
| loth of January: in addition to which, one dollar 1
m i per annum will bo required for tlie Library,and u
like sum for servant’s Into.
‘ For admission into the Freshman Class a candi
date must have acquired a thorough knowledge of
the Latin and Greek Grammars, with especial refer
ence to Prosody; lie must have road at least nine of
4 I Cicero's Select Orations—the whole of Virgil—-the
w hole of FalinS!— Jwlmuud Acts in the Greek Tes
tament—The whole a .Minora nr the Greek
Healer, //e must. hove studied Huy’s Algebra, thro’
Simple Equations, or to Powers and Roots, ilo
j- must also have studied English Grammar, Geogra
phy, ami Arithiuelic; on which iiod he is reqnned
lw ho capon ~iy ac urafo.
A HiIJUKV llULE,Stfc’y 15, T.
, Athens, Dec. 9 [dec 13 29L eowhllo
T'i Aiii).
r|MIF sahsciiber takes lids method to inform the
i * patrons and friends of tho Wesleyan Mansion
School; and tV.o puhliV- generally, that he has
brought that school to a close, and taken charge ot
a new institution, lately established ut W illiams
> ! Cross UomU: ;.\ miles below W’alkinsvilic, in Clark
i county 'Phia determination Ins not been induced
r by a want ol patronage to the W esleyan Mansion ;
i foi,in that respect, it. has been sustained beyond
- tho expectations ot Us proprietor: but by a Jobber
-1 ate conviction, that m Farmers’ Academy, under
Us picscnl prudent urrangcimnts, the subscriber
, will he able to do a larger amount of pood, with
| morn ami j n»/;7 to himself, than ho has
] | loa n able to do, in Monro*'. The new institution
i- | will consist ol two h.-.iiu hti i scpurute houses, one
I for males, and the other tor females. A competent
: j leiimle teacher will be employed, to conduct the
~ j female branch, nnd r the direction of the principal
. | lea.-her ; hot the advanced classes in that branch
s | will make their nn iiaiions to tho principal The
two Academics are located at n short distance from
each other, and the teacher’s dwelling centrally be
tween them : and it in believed that such measures
h J have been adopted as will loc'uru the advantages,
j without the disadvantages, of a mixed school. All
the principal vices, nnd fashioimhle extravagancies
! ot town ami village schools, arc clTbelually cxchul
•r ! )‘ t l from this vstablislmiont. Tho Academy is fur
j nifdicd with an ( Ch; auca!, Philosophical
с. ! and Asifonomii'i! apparauis, together With a num
| hero! large and elegant maps, and other facilities
tor tho promotion of education, in view ol the lo
* cality of Farmers Academy siluniotl as it is in one
of the most pleasant and healthful sections of the up
country, t gel her with its olhcTOdv.minges, tltc sttb-
I Nenberihs*. not l > premise to pupils, alar
i per amount us benefit than ho h*«bcen able heroio
i tore I.»■: vr:‘-.>m. Every precai!: m tic.’ a pngli-al
j lorctUonghi has siigg'iti\f, has been I alien, to
1 around the snorals of pupils the strongest un i m
1 ellectualsal ;; , *i\ls. All the branches (belli mAk:
ly ; and ornumei i n 1 of n liberal nnd extensive Cvim -t
• lion, will iiy taught in this institution, and at mode
in rue prices. Hoarding may he i;a«! at the Ae iu’emv
• and within the dist.vu eut one mile from it, in i)u
dy I most respectable mmilits, lor eight dollars, or less
nil j per month.
' i Persons w ishing further information, will pleas*
1 address to the subset me r. at his present rc.c.d-iie»‘
I vntd i'hnsfju i.<\ and at r tlint time, at Williams
ii* 1 Cross Roads, ( lark eouaty. i’he Acadiany is ex
ail j peeled loojkui on the first .Monday in January next
ny • and n is very desirable that pupils, designed f)r th
irs I school, should bo present u the conuunicoinent c
| the year. J heir r. i v:aicciient, as well us our eon
; Vemenco, would thee bv In promoted.
C. I’AULETT.
; H , I Dm 13 891
; AOUU n nth* iPc*d in, appiii-m umwill tie m n.i
tbr to the ini* r.»r court •, J« ls. rson county xx h>
an sitting for ordinary purp. -• s, for leave to sUi tl
real estate and ntgnx.' , ( Andrew li. Wci.s,
erased. 31AUV J W ELLN, Adm ix
• nov 17 w tm J2GJ
mt. carmel j i:m ali; m aih-lmy,
re hi Ahl>« i illc Djshin.S,
ri . Tru»h»*s olMt. Carmel Female Academy
fJ j * announcelo the public, tt'Ut E slc
,,, Q( ERM», who has had charge of Ihe 1 (-male Aca
li. demy fur fit <? years paM, will c( atinuo in charge I
u \ oi die same the enduing year. They- consider Ihe i
{) \ character of the institution under her charge so
JH well ealablwhed, that it is unnecessary to say any
lh;ng in praise. Suffice it to my. she has given gen- 1
r ral strifetnr-tion so her employ. ,:u well in advan
cin' In r pupils in education as in the irnprov*monl
• 'd lic-ir morals. The} ask tlio < -tpiim nu*o and \
, ( , patronage which Ins hc. n generally given, llio'iu xl | I
,] -car, vvilli a piedge that nothing shall he wanting, j
,i nil .'pm of the J’orcher or Triustc k, to give saiis- |
I'H'tion. Ihe price* ol tuition lo he the Maine as ims j
h*-c;i I anling from f j7 to S 8 p.-i month. First ;
h rin will roimiiemv the nr.*,t )/uttday in /•ehruary. i
iorder ol I he VVu.-lecs.
nvm r um:syon, s< c'y.
d<" I 282 wtir'
AiOAUOL MALE AMj FEMALE
.. .■ , •; ,
* S having taker, charge of the j .
J2l_ -'Jam and 1 eiu.'ilt; Acade.nied, at Monroe,
r . G allon county, l.er. liy ti\c« milieo that these in- ;
si. iniions will be opened for the reception of pupils, '
u i Monday, tin; Blh of January next. The Male and i
Female departments will ho conducted in separate (
buildings, situated about HO rods apart, hoili under h
the direct ion of the Principal, who lias been engag- j
c-1 in (caching in this place lor the hist two years. J
0 A commodious building, with n c uve/iicnt A pun- I r
mins neon adjoining, has bmi prepared lor tl;o t
A/alc Academy, and competent n.«s:<iah!s wit! he j
| employed us I lie cneiin.-.am ol lli r school may j
a I require.
| *di , *■■.!. in I. 1- -v- h* -hr »n c i;- c<al fort he (
1 | I’cmele . jiarticont, u lio.Mc repaint h n and standing : •
d he: n teacher ;i,- well known, cm she has b r.> cn- |
■i i |jn idiui {lu this j'lac ! fir several years •
r witi.Ha:s lu sin cp-ir.g, jo tlio school enlarges, j f
a h'lUa;.l;< r Iran tic* lli.r.di will he employed, j c
i- j who '.wni i- *, »•, : t ij>,J V/Jih Mih.-i jJavp iii the fa- j
0 j malt; d ;-ui it •■■■ i(m ii*sj - ti will hear rocitu- ]
lions ol the it.;; i.ei* clauses ol females nt ! h'i.appnral- i
it us room, adjoining tbo male academy, p.ud will illun- 1
'i ; • ' iic ms oi appai tins, tue different branches 1
ol study.
I ’.-li ncellar pa!iis will h«> 1 alien lo give (ho pupils |
r a praciu-ol knowledge ol natural philo; ophy, ehom- j
:■ ; i- try, »*m ru.ioni v, anil 1 1 it * higher Ic aw«* In*,* of amlh j
r j emai tvt he lakiie; "I latitude.', loogii nd ; dM;. To |
e thiscr d th- y will ha taught lo explain from dia- |
I grams, ami lu ilJustiale, ll.cumJ ves, i»y means oil he j (
1 I apj»arat ux. i (
e ; ■‘•tie e;,t,- v i king to obtain a practical knowledge ;
0 o ( survey mg heights and di.tauc'c.*, cVcc. nreinfunr- ;
hI yd that a gmd cempa-s and chain, with plotting :
j imdinnu ns, ami an aeeurale instrument lor nioasur j
ii ji ' ciiical and lion/'umi) ungits, arc in the pos (
ol Ik.- Principal, who will go into the li dd 1 1
d j c.illi h;.s ( lasses, and make them lann'.iar with Mir- I
i. \eyin: , ploitingand calculating'disianccs. i/v'clnicM
| wnl f Iroiu lime lu time, he given ul night on natural '
I jilnlo-ophy, astronoiny, Ae
Lessons will he given on lli“ p 1 mo, guitar, flute, i
J clarionet, «Ve. hy Mr. i •ut i kmukikiiir, whose novel j ,
sysl( in of i.i;iruction mid skdi in Mumc, have ftl- (
j ready earned ji>r him a reputation ol the first rank. !
Fainting and drawing \vill also be taught in the f
; (
1 ihe Principal will spare ro pains lo give h!s jmi- t
j I»ils u clear knowledge of llie diflereiiL branches of j ,
i- study ; s.nd hopes by the arrangement niadeitosu
[, eure all the ailvmitm/ *s, without any of the disad- 4
j vantages ofa mixed school. Tim health of the vil
lage ol .Vlonroo is unquestioned. Hoard can bo oh
.[ ; tainod forlromH lo 3d dollars per month. Tuition ,
the same as formerly.
. decSiiS—3iw t JOSEPH PR!\ C E, Principal.
b I jPhilomalliea Academy. |
'S V J Jl'. ciswiKcs ol I liia instilulion will rocom- '
1 inoiicM on (ho id Monday in January, IB3S ,
'i'ho KnincliHs i>( eduuulnm usually tauglit in ollmr
i luadtmiics, will lu- langlit in iliis iusiiiinion, r.nd
students who wis!i n, enter college, may bn pro- j
;1 part’ll lit-rolur admission. Tim prict-s ol laition and
board are as low lieio aa in any oilier academy in
■ tlio anrno sei-iian ol country. Uockorsvillc, near
whicli tins academy K- uitniHi-d,is one of die most
t llonrihliiiig mid tiualiliy towns in tlio upper ciainlry.
7'liore nro nglii dry good stores in the village, and
lliroogood boarding Inniscs. 'J'lio acadcmie building
lor tho male school is now, commodious, ami litr
i- uislioil wil.li u largo and w II toned bed. A iars-s
building turn Icaialo ucmlciny will liuve been fin
: isli“d boloro Christmas, and is expected to jo into
ojioraiiuii ilm Ist of January ensuing. Uotli iliese
buildings are not more llinn a ijnartorof a mile (fora I
two largo i-(iarciioB, whore lhorn is regular proaoh
ing. A Sabbath school was kept the present year,
under lira superialendaiu-o ol the Ucctor, and will
ri-commence as soon as the weather will permit.—
1 he Hector is in the habit offowling da ly a portion
ol the scriptures to the students, Pillowed by a few
i j lie.- li oils and remarks on the most interesting pans i
road. ‘ -
l .veiy exertion will he made to preserve the mor
als ol the pupils, and no student who is not person- ?
ally known, will bo admitted, without n eerldicatu
ol good muraf character, from bis last teacher, or i'
some one who is known lo the parties or teacher.
iJr. Keesc s charrotor us a ti-uolinr of long experi
ence and nbiliiy is well established, arid is favorably 1
known in,Carolina; hut lor the satisfaction of those,
however, who do not know him in this Stale, the -
following cerlificaic is annexed.
KKDFOUI) 11AUPER, J
W’.U. WIIU E,
WJI, A. HECK,
P. AI.EXAMJfciR, 1
A. IIAM.UOM), *
■las- A. Ci.ark, Sec’y. 7'rasslees. 1
Kuckersvilloijl’ilbortco, (la,Dec 14, ISiif. *.
'I ho undersigned hereby eertity that they have ■
boon |iersonally aeijuainiod with Ur. K Keosomany 1
j ours; Him he is on excellent classical scholar, and 1
eminently qualified for the instruction of youth,both
hy experience and education.
M. Waidiel,
I’atjuck .Nobi.k,
W aduy Thompson.
AhlieVille, S. 0., Oct. 10, 183-1. (dec23 JoU w3m
Georgia I'cmuie j
SCOTTSBOUO’ GEORGIA. 1
Spring term of this Institution, 1838 will (
-H. open on Monday. January Bill. It is desira
ble that all students should be present at the for- ,
; mar ion ot Classes, on the first clay of tlio term. The <
I government of the instilulion is strict, but,salutary
1 —boitig hy written law s and constitution, which are
' rigidly enforced, after the manner of the republican
1 Stale Governments of this co«Mry. A pamphlet,
| containing hints on Female Education, our system
j ul I'istruciion, discipline, &c , will shortly be pnb-
I lishetl, and sent to all who may feel interested
i 1 vaiongh ton ply lor it, by letter lo the Principal.
'i'he hours lor instruction are from day light till
i nine o’clock I*. M. (summer and winter ) reserving
1 ■ four hours for meals and recreation. On Satur- ,
days, students are engaged only till noon. The Ly- 1
• renin. ia literary and .scientific Nociety,) of which i ■
i j the ITinculal is ix c lJicio i IVcsident, meets every ,
. ’ -Saturday evening. This society has been eslub
< ! lishod but a lew months, and has already proven it
, j sell to he immensely iiupmving lo the young ladies.
I I We pledge ourselves to impart in one year’s time
s i to any young lady, who possesses a good mind, and
| who can read fluently, a handsome handwriting, a
. a correct knowledge ot Grammar, Arithmetic, Geog
l rupliy and spelling.
- I A mar. iei! geutieman, from South Carolina, is :
engaged ia the drawing and painting department. !
- lliswoik will coni pure with any artU’s in the j
e 1 Southern Slates Besides the above bronelics, ho I
• | will teach portrait and lainalnro painting, gilding, !
- j bronzing, Kiualting, traiisicrring prints, fancy works
■. ■ with pi-nbrated paper, Oce. tVc. In the musical
- | tie part rracul, instruction will be given on the piano,
t mniar, and llagrolet. Ilures every night on hu
v ; ma i: •i i cr-mparaiive /'hyfcioiogy, Botany, Astron
■' [ oiuy,Clum!stry, Ac. A'c.
d Exortions arc being made to have a clergyman at
i- ; t'e*!u>d m llie institution, winch will be effected
.. walk as iiuUdelay as pc.s<tblo. E ehavca library
v, ol -ab volume*—an herbarium of 2XH) sjiecii s ot
ic j jdanf',c(.'l< i led by me Principal, in tio Htate of
s, ! South Caro^an—optical instruments —Chemical ap- 1
’ paratus, maps, globes, A r e.
7 be yoH.ng r o requested to dross plainly
e. ; —imt t» wear jewe:-; pf any sort, and not to attend
s’ j !, alls and parlies. Ao More accounts without the
auction of parent.- or gaardians. Such as have
,i; j accounts will be required to icgistcr all their ex*
i>.-uses in a bo>»k 'they w ill Keep lor the purpose
ol Fel'ons will n*ccive a minute ropoit of their dm
u- j dren’s progrc.si in theirsiudies.
i 7>oard can bo had in the village.
W c diciuhc patronngi' >'t our Southern friends,
• anti plcdg ' *;r ■, . jo labor to deserve it. \V e not
-- only inritebut would be (Littered by the visits of *
g till who i' «y he disposed to attend oar lectures, re
| citations, Ac. on any day or hour during the w eek.
L. LATASTK, 4
A.N.VA M. LATA ST/:,
> dec %r wibJAmoiii 302 . JTinc;pal«>.
JLAV. NOTRi:.
JOHN R.'mHil, AUoui' j at Law, ,
MoN'nn;uo, Gkohuia.
UJ I I,L practice in liio counties of Jasper, Julies, p
i'utnam, Morgan, Green and Baldwin, of j (j
llic 0< mulgee Circuit ; and Monroe, ZJaits, Henry j
and Newton of the Flint Circuit. | J(
references,
Augusta. I 3
Col. Wra.T. Gould, Gould, Hackly <Si Co. p
A. J AcT. W. Miller, W. 11. Crane, v
Knihliunu & linker. p
New Yuri;.
■Smith, Mills tV < '(i. Laker, Jolinson & Co.
jan 13—3mlw—10 '
TO BOAT owners AND PATROONS It
.YuVi'i'nlhu' Savennh ami Jirontl rivers. e
1 5 V an act of the Geftcrnl Assembly of (lie Mate 0
aP of Georgia,assented lo the’.Mth IJeecmlier, )s3fi, J 1
it is made he duly of the inferior courts of the rev- Jj
era I counties of’ said state, bordering on, or which
i.:"-.jable waters pass through, to causa to he pub
h ■ 1 n ,1, tlie prov,-ion.-i • Tllie several acts of Ihe ge
neral ussi iulily, r uolating ho d owners, their agents i
and pulrooiis, na'. igaling said waters.
iiy the aforesaid acts every boat navigating the n
Savannah or Broad rivers, nro required to have a 2
white piitroon.vvilh a Hill of Lading ready prepared i)
to exhibit to any while person, who may wish to «
examine the contents of the boat under their charge,, p
showing the name 6l said pe.troon and consignee of
the cargo aboard of said boat, and furthermore for
bids any boat owner,their agent or patroou,to permit
any boat hand being a slave; to put on board of I heir
boat, any corn, cotton, peas,stock ol uny kbin. poul- 1
fry or o'her nr.icVs in which by law they are forbid
to tr.illick, '.wept the same is exhibited in the bill of
la a. oi the o’.'. Hal id .- aid boat or his agent,and on- p
der b:.s or liir.ir direction entered, niakiiigit penal .
aytcosl every offender of the a( ivsaid acts.
jij r tin* v ,il < jis rnnl will 1 :l:e notice, dial t-ho
nets of wlrteli ibe ton jo ,/ i, i i i ■[•■,) will he cn- *
;■■!■■■ 11 e : .it.t l od'.-nj -r, who 111 iv be taken in the
county us Lincoln.
I.k \y is Paui;s,
W. 1!. C" AN U iil.O w,
Joii.a Moss, li
Svi.inui'i Stovall, It
PitTK.a La ii a it, a
.1 edges of Interior court,
nor US If 278 B
rvoticc. o
Vs. I, perrons leaving claims against I lie estate cl 1
Rebecca Birch, late of Richmond connly, if ■ s
ceased, are herein notified to present them to ra\ i
only aliened, w itliiii the time prescribed by law.
Jan 3 I L BURCH,adm’r- p
A 1,1, persona having demands against tire estate 1
J u of 7'homas S. Burke, deceased, will render 11
lh* m within llte 111110 prescribed by hnv, and those
indebted lo said esiaio, u til take due notice,
JOHN hi. ROBERTA', adm'r. 1
tiro 28 wilt 278
GEORGIA, Columbia County:
'??. ITERF. AS, Aimer I’. Robertson applies '
V V lor Letters of Administration on lire os- 1
tain of James ill. Race, ctuioas.d, late of Columbia
county.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the liindro.l .And creditors of said deceased, 1
to lie and appear at my ollice within ibo lime pro- ‘
scribed by law, to shea cause, if any they have, '
why said letters should not be granted.
(liven undci my hand, at office, in Appling, tltis *
4th January, 1833. GABRIEL JONES,CI’k. J
, Jan ‘j W3od 0
r
GEORGIA, Columbia county ; 1
Xi,. I ®/I/EREA.V, Abner P. Uohcrlson applies
V V for lorttors of Administration on the es
tate of Jacob C. JJiigg, late of Muscogee county,
deceased.
These are therefore, lo cite and admonish all and
singular ihe kindred and creditors of said deceased
to he and appear at my ollice within the time fire- I!
scribed by law, to file their objections if any they 11
have, why said letters should not he granted. J
(liven under my hand,at office, in Appling, Ibis 0
dlii Jan. 1838. GABRIEL JONES, CTk.
Jau i) 6
HEORGI A, Cohtmhn county
ft ; |TKfcHEAS William Yarborough, adminlstra 1
Vv tor on the estate of James Varhorough, do- J
jensed applies ior Letters Histlliosary, 11
These are therefor (0 cite and admonish all and d
lingular‘the kindred and creditors of said dec’d to be il
md appear at inyoflict w ithin ihejlime proscribed d
>y law, lo shew cause, ,f any they iiave, why said
letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand, at office,in Appling, ibis ]
6th day of Sept., 1837. 1 *
sei't 1H infii GABRIEL JONES,clerk. (
GEORGIA —Scriven County, ( (
ft 'VJ HEREAS Sloven Mills applies for letters of! a
* Administration on tile estate of John M !-
Roberts, Into of raid county deceased. j it
These arc therefore to cite and admonish ail and iv
singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, , 1)
lo lie, and appear at my ollice within the time pre- !
scribed by Law, to file 1 heir objections,if any they |
lane, why said letters should not ho granted.
Given under my hand at office in Jacksonboro’,
this fith day of Jiecomber, 1837.
JOSHUA PERRY, c. c. o. s. c.
dec 12 390 w3od J
(i i.O It OIA , By the Court Ordinary lo u
Burke county $ said County.
(kVfHEREAS John N'axon, Administrator o- |
* V John S, Kenner, deceased, late of said coun c ]
ly, have petitioned said coart lor letters dismisssory t
slating that, ho has fully administered said estate
those are therefore to cite and atlmbhis'l all con
cerned, to be and appear before said court on the first -
Monday in May next, and f lics and there shew cause
why said loiters should not be granted. By oiderol J
the court. r
T. 11. BLOUNT, dco n a c 1
nov 10 Cm 2(H
GEORGIA,) By the Court Ordinary lor said t
Burke $ Count' r
U njTIEUEAS Naraii Smith Administratrix,
V w ond Allen S B Prior, Adraitustrntur of
James J Smith, deceased, late of said county, have
petitioned said court for l»ners distuissory, stating -
that they have fully administered said estate. t
These are therefore to cite and admonish all con- *
cerned to be and appear before said court on the first •
Monday in May next, and then and there show
cause why said letter,t shall not be granted. By
order of the court
T II BLOUNT, ii ten a
nov 10 wdm 264
E.ORGIa, ) liy the Court of Ordinary ol said t
Burke county. ) County. ~
Allen S I! Prior executor ofEd
▼ r mund Prior, deceased, late of said county
V’s petitioned for letters dismissory, stating that
he has fully administered said estate
These are therefore to rile and admonish nil con- I
cerned to be and appear before said court on the first 1
Monday in May next, and lhanaiidtheroshewcaii.se I 1
why said loiters should not be granted. By order
of llie court.
Til BLOUNT n c c o n c
nnv 10 wlan 2C. t
GEORGIA, t By the Court of Ordinary
3urke county: J Burke county. i
kiniEUEAS Benjamin Mobley,Robert F. El c
» » I talon, and Thomas 'l'. Elliston, Executors J
)' Robert Elliston, dec’d , late of Burke county,
tar petitioned t he court for letters dismissory.
'i licse are therefore to cite and admonish all per
ions interested (otiic ihuir ohiecliona in that Jerk’s
ffico by the lirst Monday in .March next, why said
otters should not be granted.
By order of the court, T. 11. BLOUNT, 11.
sept 15,1837 mfit 218
(j I.ORG lA, 1 I>y the Honorable tin; Com to I
Bi ii conuly. Ordinary ofsaid county. ,
\V. r HERE/lS \v illiaia Sapp, Adminisirotor ol
V Richmond Ha:;iv tsoii, dec’d,, late of -S- ulh
Carolina, has petitioned Iho Honorable the Court of
Ordinary lor letters dismissory from said ndminis- ,
(ration: These are therefore 10 cile and admonish
nil and every person interested, to shew crai"e, any
they have, on or before the find Monday in January ‘
next, why tlic said letters should not be granted.and
the said William Sapp forever released Irom ah lia
bihty as said administrator.
By order of the Court.
T 11 BLOUNT, d c c o b
July 29 * m6m 177 i
GEORGIA,) Coma of Ordinary, ;
Ycnrni county. S September Term 1337.' '
L] I’DN application of Alexander F. Hopson,admi- '
J nistrator dc boms non,of the estate Green 1)
IV tree dec’d., stating that he has fully administered
said estate and praying citation fur lelers dismissory,
il is on motion ordered, that the clerk do issuen cita
tion requiring all persons 10 shew cause why the
same shall not be granted—and that the same be
published once a month liirsix months.
A true extract from the minutes, this l2fti day of 1
•September, 1837. JOSHUA TERRY, el k. 1
nov. f mGin • 359 ' '
Jk’UfVr-tm i-'ifurriie’N
UriLL benold hii lie (it ! Tuesday id February
next, nl the .Market linuse in the town of
Louisville, between the usual hours of sale, the tol
oing property, lo wit;—the undivided hull' of a
House and Lot in the town of Louisville aforesaid,
roing the interest ol Alex. Merriwelher in said pr«
:ierly; known as the stone house formerly occupied
by Edward Foley; and levied on to satisfy a fi la
in favor of the Inferior Court of Jefferson county,
vs. said J/erriwether, property pointed out by the ,
Inferior court. -IVY \V. GREGORY,
dec 30, 1837 wtd 297 .Sheriff,
fc 1/iLL ho sold on Friday, the lolli ul January
v » next, within the usual hours of sale, at ilto
late residence «f Robert Allen, dee’d, in Columbia
county, all the personal property of said deceased
(negroes excepted) consisting of coni, fodder, hogs,
horses, cattle, fanning ulensials, household end
kitchen furniture, one wagon and one harouch, Sic.
Terms made Known on tlio day of sale. The plan
lalion w’ll he rented at the same lime,
di o 23- 299 WILLIAM J. RHODES, Ex’r^
W r l LL he sold at the Court 1 louse door in Ma.
rion county, on the first Tuesday in Feb.
ruary next, part of tract of Land Mo. PJi, 11 Dial
ed Section now Marion county, sold by an order of
die Honorable Inferior court of Lincoln county,
while sitting (or ordinary purpo - Sold for tlur*
benefit of the heirs and creditors T-this at sale.
SA U All sir J Pl*, Ex’n.
HENRY LV A NS, Ex’r.
Dee C wtd 295
WlI.Lb; sold on the Ist Tuesday in February
" ’ I j -j, at t 'ummiiig, Forsylh county, by an
order of tlio ilonorable, I lie inferior court of Colutn
hia county, when silting fir ordinal",' purposes, onu
In "1 Laud, Mo 100 in tl,o sr, md district, first see
ii n, now Forsylh county, us the property ol Usury
ilkius, deceased nf.-oiid couclV.
■ s l S A MMA IUFKINS, Adm’x.
o V. 23 vt ' i 874
> *4l/ ILL lie sold, nt | lie outi , Monday
’2 the I'.ith 1 ebruary n \t, between the usual
hours ol sale, al the Court J/ons" in Canlon, Chero
kee county, Geo. the trail of Land, containing 160
act'cs, known as lot 7t), in the J fth Dial of the 2d
Ncc in Cherokee county, belonging to the estate ol
Mrs Hannah Long-treet, late of Richmond ewunty,
deceased. Haul lot is about f miles from Canton
ou tlie neon roii-H along ihe Jlighiower river, and
being at the loot ol the mountain, offers a most de
sirable site l.r tt country store and bouse of Enter
tainment.
1 ertns ol sale ! cash, the remaining I in equal
payments at (i and 12 months, secured by notes
payable nt Augusta, with interest Irani date, and by
a mortgage on the lot.
At the same lime mid place, and upon the same
terms, Lot 1192, cot. 19, sect,, Cherokee coun
ly, containing 10 acres oak and hickory upland.
w. VV. iUAJNtV, Ex't,
dee 2? wftt 299 w*
Thu Standard of Union "ill publish the above
weekly tj[| tli" day of sulo and forward its account
to W. \V. Mann, Augusta, (or seltlement.
%/TLL be soW on the. first Tuesday in March
Vtf next, between the usual hours of sale, at
the Market house in the city of Augusta, by virtue
of an order ol the Honorable Inferior Court of
Columbia county when sitting for ordinary purpo
ses, eighty two acies, more or less of Fine Land, in
Richmond county, five miles above Augusta, ad
joining lands ul James G. Stallings, benjamin 11,
Warren and others, it being a partol the real estate
of William Whitcomb, deceased, and lo be sold tor
thepurjose of distribution among the beirs of said
deceased. Terms made known nl. the sale.
GABRIEL JONES, Trustee,
P .T'tbe heirs ol Win Whitcomb, deceased,
doe 20 wtd 201
W’1 1.1, be sold nt the court house itt VVaynes
borough, Burke countv, on the first Tuesday
in February next, one negro woman, Vonis, and ono
negro buy Cuvier, belonging lo the estate of A. iv,
Holliday, £old by order of tlio court ut ordinary
ofjßurke , o inly. Terms made known on the day
dee 22—299 MATHEW JON ES, ndra’r.
ON Monday, the Sib day of January next, will
be sold at the residence of Joshua Lazenhy,
Warren county, all the pc'sonal property of Samuel
J. La/.enby, deceased, laic of said county, consist
ing ol one horse, saddle and bridle, blanket and sad
dle bags; three sheets, four blankets, e.il and maltrass-,
three trunks, razors, shaving soap, parcel of tobacco,
&c. —lertns made known on the day of sale.
JOSHUA LAZENBY, Adm’r.
nnv 27 wla 277
OM tfie first fuesduy in February next, will bo
sold f.efore the Court House at Appling,
Columbia comity, between the lawful hours of sale,
One Hundred mid Nighty live (185) Acres of Laud,
adjoining Booker Sutton, John A. Stapler and James
Sutherland ; the same being the place wberon Ro
bert Shields lives, and sold agreeably to the las',
will end Testament of V\ illiatn Shields, of Colum
bia comity, (Kecifsbd.
Terras made known on the day of sale.
JAMES SHIELDS Ei’tr
dceJ3,1837, __ 291 wtd
4 GREK ABLE to an order of tho inf eriorconr
i-4- of Burke county, will be sold on the first
Tuesday in February next, at the court house ‘h
the town of Waynesboro', between the usual hours
of sale, ono hundred acres ol Land, more or loss,
adjoining the lands of Thomas Bostick and James
Bell, belonging lo tho estate of Thomas Mallory,
dec,(l , sold for the benefit of the heirs and credi
tors ol said deceased. Terms of sale on the day.
J MO. B. ROBINSON, At'S J
nov. 1° wtf
4 GREEABLE to an order from the inferio
court of Burke county, when sitting for ordi
nary purposes, will be sold on the first Tuesday in
February next, at the enurt-bouse door In Waynes
boro’, between the usual hours ts sale, one House
and Lot with adjacent Lots in said town, belonging
to Hamilton U atson, deceased, sold subject Io a
mortgage itt favor o ( ' Joseph Cates.
JOHN MAXOM, AdW’r,
nov. 10 wtc 264
IAOUK months after'date, application will be
made to the Court of Ordinary of Burke coun
ty; for leave to sell all the real eslal; of Thomas
Kelly, (lee’d, late of said county, fur the benefit bj
the heirs and creditors.
CAROLLVE KELLY, ndm’rx.
sept 13, 1837, mil- 2IG
BN OUR months after date, application will be
-B made to the honorable Inferior Coon of Burke
county,while sitting for ordinary ; imposes, for leave
to sell (he Land and Negroes belonging to the estate
of f’eter Applewhite, deceased.
JOHN APPLEWHITE, ndm r.
oct 16, 1837 dim 242
S R months afterdate apjilicalioti will ho made
-If to the honorable Inferior Court of Burke Coun
ty, while setting fir ordinary purposes, for leave lo
to soli a negro Woman belonging to Jonathan Johns,
late of said ' M'pfy deceased.
Aug 21 198 JESSE JOHNS, Adm’r.
d fOI 11 months after dale application w til be made
* to the honorable Inferior court of Columbia
eounly, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell the following lots ol Lund, viz: No 408,
in 4th district; 287, 27th district; 78 and 46, 11th
district; all Early county, belonging to the estate of
Joseph Blackslonc, deceased.
WM. P BEALL,
W.V, YARBOROUGH,
dee OC—3Ol administrators.
|? 0r 1! months after date,application will bo made
k lo the honorable the interior court of Burke
eounly, when sitting ns a court or ordinary, far
leave to sell five hundred and ninety-six aiyos ol
laud belonging lo the estate nl Uatph Penrow de
co used MARTHA PEN ROW, Adtn’x.
nov. 7 td 261
SNOI R months ntler (fate application will be
made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of
Burke county, when silling for ordinary purposes,
f-r leave to sell all the re d and personal property of
Henre Utley, lute of Burke county, deceased.
WILLI AM UTLEY, ? ...
GREEN UTLEY, Adm >
dec 1 881 m4m f
b , OF R months a t ter date, application will be made
a to the honorable the inferior court of Columbia
county while sating Ibr ordinary purprses.for leave lo
soil ihe real estate of the late Elbert B Dunn of said
county deceased, for the benefit of lire heirs and
creditors.
ALFRED J DUNN, Adtn'f.
nov 12 td 258
371 OUR months after date will ho I
JF made to the Honorable the Justices of the In n
ferior Court of Columbia county, when silting for I
ordinary purposes for leave to sell the whole es the I
real estate nl Elbert B Dunn, late of said county, I
deceased, fir the benefit of the heirs of said de- I
ceased, ALFRED J. DUNN, adm'r. I