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Wll Jm ! rra BAVANNAII makkkt, fvh. 9. Cotton. —Arrived since liio 2d in»t. 14927 bale* Upland, and 398 bales Rea Island, mid cleared ut the same lime, 17348 bates Upland, 337 bales S. Island, nnd leaving a stock on hand inclusive of nil on ship board not cleared on the Bth lost, of 37643 bales Upland and 1175 bates Ben Island. On Friday and Saturday there was a (air demand for Upland at previous prices. Hut since then tho enquiry has moderated, and hol 'dets, generally, to ell’eclsales, have been willing to concede aqcaitcrlo a half cent oil last week s quotations, attributable to largo receipts, and an adrtneein freights: no later European intelli gence having been received. The sales ol the weak will amount to 5570 bales, at from 8 to 12 cents. In Sea island we report sales of 25 bales svbita at 23 J a 20, and 23 sin ned at 10 a 15. CIIAIU.KSTON SIAIIKKT. Full 10 Received since our last to yesterday morning inclusive, 306 bales Ben Island and 9769 bales ot Upland Colton. Clcaicd in the same lime 1000 bales Sea Island ami 11666 boles of Upland Cot ton. On ship board, Hot cleared, 1 107 bales Sea Island and 9775 bales of Upland Colton. The sales have Irecn 5711 lories of Upland at (ront 8 to II i cents. In Long Cotton. 31 Sea Island Trom 30 tents nnd upwards; a tew Maiocsot 35 ets, ami 116 Stained from I) to 20 cents. The weather baa been very unfavorable for out door business, that and the want of shipping Ins opt rated on the transactions of the tui It. Prices s' l Upland, wc think, have given away from i in i cent. _ I.IVKII root. COTTON MAUKIIT, JAN Ist. Cotiov. —Tho demand for cotton ut tins morning a market wasexlrt-m ly inaniniaie, ami only a nmol portion of business was effected, though the Mtcr were morn in favor .il buyers. JUOO nags u tho Colton Tradr - The following details n-|ali\e to the cotton trade in the put ol Liverpool for the Inst year, arc of nuicbmlc icsl.m showing the state of tins important branch of commerce: "from the comnieneeimmlof llwyeiu to the -It! «f July, there was u continued course ufilcclension in : prices—lroin It'll to BBdlnf lair, lino 7:d to B,d lor j ordinary, bid to lid lot lair, and I I to lid for ordinary. With a slow nnd fluctuating improvement we | advanced Id per Hi. trout the 21m July l» [he 31st | of October. Subsequently and up to willnn one week ol Ibo close of the year, the iui|ii»rl« "'re ex tirmely fight, and lbs chief pan ol the demand wits •supplied out of Ibn slock mi band; lire nunsf queue u Wik, that prices advanced weekaber wed, until or dinary Bowed reached 7d to 7itl, lair 8! m , nnd prime 81 lo 9. The import ip the lost week having been umisti illy heavy, prices "echm-d .<1 Jirrlb, and wo closed I lie year unit ordinary bow- | , j f,j | O 7!, fairS to Si,ami prune 81 luBi. Brazils and every other description followed tlio course hero described ol America. • “Imnoils and Exports.—Tho import into the king dom is 1,176,430 bugs against l,200;286 in lH3b, slnwing a decroasaol 24,H0t! bags, I lex decrease sriscs as follows, viz-.nl Brazil, 31,233 bags; ol Deinanuaund VN rsl liuliu, ol I'.unl 1 1 i\ii«i f <■ »• 882-making 116,311 bags; from which deduel mi inertia so from America of 82,757 bags, and Iroin Krvpl of 8,778, and they make, as holme staled, ‘i t 806 lings ol decrease. Ihe export is, 123;8U9 bags in 1836. showing nil increase of 15,550 bags “Slocks —The slocks in the ports are 25‘.i,.110 hags against 289,811(1 at lbe close ol 1836, showing a decrease 0f‘29,60 bags The tln-ieuse arm*; m American, <>l ‘2,310 bags; in Brazil, ol 17,51 b; in Egyptian, ol 1,6(17;in Last India,or 11 ,70 b; making 32 681; from wlneb dedncl an increase ol 2974 West India and Ue acrura. showing as bclorc staled 39,660." _____ Correspondence oj tin'- rV. V . I Ivrald. Haviik, Jan. Ist, 1838. \u the early part ol the last monlb the Lotion market was quite flat, and Irom the 12ib, up to within a lew days, we hud an active enquiry, and extensive transactions look place, principally to the trade. Latterly them has been . o iiparauvoly but little doing in some degree owing to the boU Mays. Ernies improved in the mouth -I a 5c.; the greatest tise being on tho middling anil ordinary s irU; hut the supply ol these descriptions having become more abundant, and holders more desirous t i sell, our rates are rather lower than a week lack. Wo now quote Havre descriptions a* Blows: Ord.toMid. Fuirto guud/air. Ethernet. I plonds, f. 95a 101 I. 104 a lull 1 50a 112 fine, loaisiann, 95a 103 lot! a 110 85a 126 do. Mobile, 95 a lu2 105 a 103 86 a 115 do. Ale. tfc i’onn. 95a 100 102 a 105 B,i aI lo do. Little or no line in the market. Accounts from tho manufacturing districts, j without being very promising, mo favorable, j Bpinncrs, nevertheless, show no confidence in the article, and may be keeping out ot the market, j and buying for ihoir immediate wants only, pro tract the dullness that now tetgus, and thereby induce holders to givo way more easily, as the j Utter manifest some willingness lo sccuro too profits on their present importations. '1 ho total imports of cotton into pur putt dun g the year are 219,000 bales; (221,1)00 United Stales;} against 238,000 bales; (225,601) United Stales;) , in 1830; whilst our delivo n-s are 261,000 baler , (227,300 United Shales;) against 231,400 bales, (304,000 United States;) showing a decrease on Iho one hand of 9,000 bales, and on tiro other an increase of 30,000 bales. The stock oi. the 30lh waa 33,000 hales, (27,100 United Stales, against 45,500 bales, (31,300 United Status) at theeloso of 1836. h o have since received 3,000 bales and have had no sales. MARINE IWTIiIiMOEXCE. SAV ANN All, IVh. H,—CiM, ship r-u-auiuih, X.)vci*pool*, l»r»£ I’ymmuv, iluw Mais i.Us. Air kl. uiudo.'.l iiviugia, August- Wiul 10 Si a. Ung Jolm i roaiiy, Mli of, Wilming- t; sctius Hyvon, llv.sSv t, Havana. O.m*, alai.an, Cliurlcstua. . . . . , T CIIA ULKSTONs Kib I(\->.\mvul yist.nla), I B Mail ncliouiiur I lo,» • v iii (!», K-v \\wi m. l.uii.n Key; stcAia |uc’iv« I N »lli F i«u<, «\. iv> » ■ mmgtoui turamcr Camden, Augu«iiu. , wa t-vj Vanuatu „ . In iheotfiug-—Wr blip Fame,from t mmlau, uml taiv« tchoouvv. | Cl'd, Hr ship l.uity Kowtna* Wuiiitf *vin Joseph Ileus, Antwerp;sclu* John Buuify, Jomst Ne*- bciD, (N C.) Weill lo sea Y(nUi‘iln? t ship ( omlOf, I hinny \ w pool; Hr hbiijuo Itilkiu, An.d. Cr■ • 1 Viilede Houen, Aiibeil, lla\n Cl. hri£ 't‘>» l I '*" *‘• N. York. C L brig Huenos \>f.s bu Ho. v-.i.- v m* olinian, Hicharcb, do: sclu* s» Huh, " «l indu „ 6-ogle ISoleS. flAHEaubseriber having purchased this demra- JL blosito, in the City oi Jackson, situated on the north side ol lhe State-House square, is deter mined Hi remove o it in a low days, ana assures ait those vn tit> may call on him that every attention and provision shall he made for I heir uccommodu t.on, which the imlureol the couiiliy "ill permit; nnd that Ins ace on ui idaiions lor tiavell, is, li-ir..,... and boarders, shall be equal to any m iht .■-iote,,ilJ of the iminodrale bank ol the .CLkt. ippt liver, u.ol in so fur ns thceircuai.tances ol the country will permit,his accommodolioii shali.oui h - Mirpasscd by any. J/e pledges hiiusell lo k-epa good table,good bar,furnished with the he. 4 ol liquors; good com fortable rooms; gaud cl, an wholesome beds; a quiet house, free (rout not and no sy intemperance: and good dry stables furnished with good osders, and a plenty ot corn and bidder, mid at as reasonable tunas as practicable. Erumpt payment, at short periods, will, in all cases,be required. To members of the Legislature,and those having business in the courls at Jackson, the subscriber will lurnisb good comfortable rooms, bmb m sum incrand \vinter, eilli r in Ins main Tavern building, or in one a lew yards dunam, which be baa lately procured, and fitted up lor the purpose, at their op tion. They are invited lo call and examine bis ac commodations lor themselves, and il they like, try them. lie is perfectly aware of the accommoda tions hitherto aftorded in this town, ae.l is delta mined to improve,them amhhallnuso who favor him with their custom, shall not not go away reasonably dissatisfied. K. ii. \V 1 (»(il .\ei, Jackson, Miss Sept 12. Mount Vernon. Jan 4 ni?m 2 LAJPTWICH’B Best Chewing Tobacco, for sale by ANTONY A: HALVES, g F*b 5 2 9 232 Brsn.l ureel. Valuable It*rl Citato for tad*. <j ( FFF.K for sale the Homo ami l ot oti tin :iJ i f! street, a few ilooni below ihn Kaglo <V. I’komix i Hole!, at prcifiit occupied by Mr. ('tiffin. /. '.no, j the biii 1. imililii g nml lot adjoining the ahoxc, at I f n - oil cfcupi d by Major t mike j I'ot) 9—wtf 33 JOHN PHINIZY. j ‘EEAL estae FoglSSr i jj OFFER tbrie.le the House and Hot on the north ; side of ilroad street, in the tqtmre above llio I market house, at Of'-omt occupied by .Mr. Gjr’mhrin. i Alxn, iho Dwelling //.nine und l.ot on Reynold I street, in the some square, now occupied by Air j Gum urin. Apply to John Phimzy. | 9—wtl ANN SIMS. j Georgia, Scrivtni Comity: | AS, Peter Arnett applies tor letters ’ » of Administration on thu Fatale of Allen Helton, <lec’( ;jof thin county. 1 ho.ie (ire then loro to ciinnnd admonish nil nod ainguiar the kindre I and creditor* of said deceased, In be and uppoar at my office within the limn pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given nndci my hind, at office, in Jackson boro', i this Dili February, 1838, JOSHUA PERRY, c.e. o. «. Feb !) 30d 33 liJdiv \otivv. hn\«• funned a Co-porlnorship ■> lor the practice of l.ow ‘liny will attend the Court • ■ franklin, Hall, Hahersham und Ra 'mu, and . ,! business entruued to the r cure in the Cbemkcn ( ircinl, in ihu C ircuit Court of the I | nitcd 'tail’s liir Ihe Georgia District. Their office in in Clarksville, Habersham cjiintv b'H HARD W li . HI’KSFfA M. BARNARD I.;. HARLILS/MM. Dec 16 wtet ayj w. v, & J. (jut,!/, . rrroH v//;,v nr, I Uotlcnllo nml flutcuioii, Georgia, I \*iJ I r dice in Ihe sot rial coin Is of the conn- V ? tics of Jasper, Junes, Morgan, Putnam, liald win, I Hit in, Hcii'y, Newton, Monroe, Waltos,, and in Iho federal Conn lor the disliict oi Georgia Kir/'KliivvClvv Asaushi —A. J A.’ T. VV. Miller; Webster, f’u r imdca ('n , llarviland, Ui.dey, *V ('o. Mumn.- I ’on it Mishit, llniiry G. I .aiiinr, Charles : J. McDonald. S'lvinvrli. —lterriun and Cnylcr.G. Ik Lamar, Jo »P|>h W. Jackson. CAar/.-s os —Janie I. I'o'igrun, Weed & Fannin, ('. A- (1 11 K. Ley ,C //nisiend. 'I ho ('liavliiMion Connor and Mercury, and New , York (.'miner nml f iiijiiin r will piihli.-h Ihenliove j tw.ee a W"ck Jin’ Ohio mils and forward their accounts to this office. nov 17 wtim Uft'J TO BOAT OWNI3JUI AND PATItOONS .Vuviifutinif Savtinuh unit lira ml rivers. 1 k vV iinaclol Ihu liencral A .-rinlilv of iho slate !I- * nfGVnrgiii,assumed to the‘36th December. 1836, : it is made l.oduty of iho inferior conns of iho sov | oral enmities of said slate, bordering on,or which 1 navigable waters pass through, to cause to he pub lishcd, the provisions of the several nets of the ge neral assembly, regulating ho I owners, their agents anil painmns, navigating said waters. Ily the albresain acls every boat navigating the Savannah or lir.iad rivers, arc required to have a white palroim,with a Mill of fading ready prepared to exhibit to any w hile person, who may wish to examine Che contents of Iho hunt under their charge, showing Iho name ol said palroon and consignee .ff the cargo aboard of said boat, und furthermore for bids any boat owner,their agent or palroon,to permit any boat hand being a slave; to put on board ol their boat, any corn, cotton, peas,slock ol any kmd.poul | try or other articles In which by law tlmynru forbid \ b> Maffick, except the same is exhibited in the lull ol lading of the owner ol said boat or his agent,and un der bis or their direction entered, making it jiciial ngabul every offender of the ab.rosaiil nets. There litre,all concerned will lake notice, that the ads ol which iho foregoing is extracted will he en forced against offenders who may bo taken in the county of Lincoln. Lewis Parks, W. It. Cantklow, John Moss, Ktkpiikv Stovall, Pktkr Lamar, Judges ol Interior court, nor 23 If a*.B llsbbO.V*<tl ,VBasl ILiue, Fine four horse Couches to Athens, Georgia (fifty miles travel on the Georgia Kail Hoad.) HIRAM N. WILSON returns his j l hanks to the public lor tbeir liberal patronage since be bus ( cominciiced running the above line, and would in- , ff,.m them, that lie lias purchaser the interest oi ( 1 bis laic partner in ilm line and will hereafter run h c I ,ni bis own account. He has made ovory arrange* I incut lor the public accommodation,and In addition I in bis mail line bus added an accoinumlution line— . I travellers by both will bo conveyed Off miles on the ' Georgia Mail Hood His couches are nil new, mid made of the best materials ; Ills drivers careful, and j 1 horses gentle. THE MAIL LINE | Will leave Augusta every Monday, Wednesday , j and Friday mornings, at half pus 18 o’clock, vi t Kail llnail, lor Washington, Lexington, Athens, Jeffer son and Gainesville. THE ACCOMMODATION LINE , F.v"ry Tuesday, Thursday nml Saturday mornings, j at ihu sumo hour, and by the Mail Knud, via Craw* , lonlsvillo,Greensboro, Poland's Bridge, mid Wat, I kiusville to Athens UPTURNING. ] The Alai 1 line will leave Athens every Monday i Wednesday nml Friday, at half past 11 o’clock, a m., and the Accommodation lino every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at the same hour, and ar rive at Augusta next afternoon by 8 o'clock, v. »i.- I j by the Georgia Kail Rend. j Passengers irom Augusta to Spring Place,should | leave Augusta on Mondays and Fridays ; on arriv al,, at -Spring Place,they will intersect a line ol four horse po-t coaches to Nashville, 'i'onii.. which i runs three limes a week. | iKr l'hc Office in Augusta is kept at the General | Nuge Office, in oi.c of the Mont rooms of the Cagle ‘ a,.it I’huuiix I told. ifrAli Parcels, ilundlt’S, A’c.nt the risk of the | ow ner. <sJ“Fisre to Washington Alliens ®‘J, and to ilother points in prop inon Au piata, Gn Jnn 5, I 138 wPm wlipayt*<l os* «ioii<i*ha. 1 S AMO.’i/ il e subscriber's wagon at Appling, Col* fi umiiia county, Geo , n Yellow .'orrcl HORSK | about lime years ol age, large frame, heavily built ; otlur purticiilai's not* reniomheved. A reward ol j Twenty Hollins will he paid or hisdelivery, or any - iiifiti malion that may be given will he t lianktubv re ceived. HIRAM N. WILSON • i Augusta, June if 131 LAW NOTICE. JO-r-l il. UV i'.U. Atioraoy at L«w, > i ..ioivni'iii.LO, Ueokhia. I. practice in the comities of Jasper, Jones, »V Putnam, .'/organ, Green axil Ikildw n, ol the (>i niulgce ( itcnil ; mi l Monroe, /Juris, Henry and Newton ol the Fliu Cireml. references. Augusti. Col. Win. T. Gould, Gould, Ruekly St Co. j V. J & r. U . Miller, W 11. Crane, Ivulhhone A Baker. New York. Smith, Mills & Co. Raker, Johnson A- Co. j jin Ml einlw —lO MACON Sl* it ill is It VC FiS. . ,x B ’UK annual spring races over the Contra J. Course will comfncnce on Tuesday the ‘Jt'li, 1 cav ol March, when the following purses will be f offered: First day, mile heaths, purse $250 Second day . two mile heals, purse 330 Third day, three mile lea s, pinse 5 0 Fourtt day, four mile heals, purse 750 i Fifth day .mile heats, best 3 in 5, purse "00 Weights agreeable to the rules oi the track. Jan 1G PLwlt MFSTIAN & MOTT."' On« Thoataud Laborers >Vanted. iU> work on iko Western nwl Atlantic Kail -it- Hood, lending from the < liatlahoochce River, Geo, to the boundary line of Tennessee; Minuted North-west from Augusta, via the Georgia Kail Road, to Grawlordvtllc, Poland’s Factory, Watkins viile, I,awrentes i lie, Pittman’s Ferry, or via Modi son, Covington, /Aerator, Marietta ano Alialona, at Ilio woik, which W/1I boos four ycais tintulion and is the mo»t extensive of any work now in progress in the iinitsd Mates—all dry, & large portion rock, and fin-ly shaded with large oak, hickory and pop- Ir r. The country is very fertile, soil abounds with choice produce arm line limestone uulcr. '1 ho climate ia a medium. The dais i.m t.ol so long and Harm in mid summer, nor so shon and cold in winter, as in the Northern •S'tat. s and consequent ly hotter uda tod for such work l ha year round, and lor health and general comfort is tot excelled by any part of America. The line nVio adonis abun dance of work (or //ewers, F ■ rn-r» and Alas' ns— ,d»o fo r boys to drive carts. The holiest customa ry H ages h ill he paid in all cases. Alialona, Geo. Jan 1,18:18, W.M. NELIGIL jan 10 w4t 7 Contractor. i'i. If—l.ands nro an yet vary lowand offer great nducement to set tlers. | ' SJIAIiMT) PKOPOSALS, fSM) binldn Conit Ilullse iii the villagcof Lex j -1 tngU/n, of granite, 38 led high, (50 led long, ! and .pi feet wide, with a hipod roof covered with shingles, a portico in front, and a passage through the lower story, dividing it into (bur offices, «ill b» received until the last Saturday in February nex . A plan ofitic budding must accompany the propo sals. Address, A II FORI, Cliaiiiiian ot the Jloa’d id I jan Id lliwnl l.i .-.iniiiii:-i <: 11. So. Ca. *EOH(i!Columbia county; WKEIIEAS William Yaiborongh,administm tor on the estate of Janie- Yarborough, do leased applicslbr loiters Dismissory, Th-se ato therefor to cite and admonish all and lingular the kindred and creditors of said dec'd to bn mil appear at myollici within the lime prescribed >y law, to allow cause, f any they h ive, why said letters should not bo granted. (liven under my bund, at ofiicc,in Appling, inis sth day of tc yt., 1837 sept 18 inOt GABRIEL JONES,clerk. Georgia, Burkecounty; i / HERE,VS George S ((orris applies lor let ' ti V tors oi tidniinisimuon on tie-estate ol Alar ward S| urp, lute ol said county, dee d. Those are lie reforo to cite and adinonish all and singular, 'lie kindred and creditors ol' the said de em, -ed, to file their onjeeiioiiH, if any ib y have, within the lime prescribed by law, in my office, In shew cause why said letters should not bo grant- I < (I. (liven under my hand and seal at office, this 30lh Jim. 1037. T II BLOI I NT, U Cl'k. j jeh 3 w3od 37 Georgia. Dnrke bounty; WHEREAS, David Tinly applies for (.otters ol Adminislraiton, with ilio will annexed, on the Estate of Thomas (Julian!, lain of said county,deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred an creditors of said deceased to file their objections (if any they have) in ray of fice within the lime prescribed by law, t > shew cause why said letters should not lie granted. (liven under my hand at office, in Waynesboro’, this 3(lth Jatunny, 1838. jeh 3 w3od TII BLOUNT, 0 Clk’. Georgia, Burke county. WHEREAS Sarah Ann Rogers applies f„r loiters of administration on the estate of Na than Rogeis,deceased. These are therefore to cite oral admonish all and HHgtilar the kindred and creditors ol said dt ceased to ho and appear at ray office within the time pre scribed by law, to shew cause if any they have, why said letters should nut he granted. Given under my hand at office in Waynesboro’ this 3ft! h day ol January, 1838. Jan 29 23wtd T 11 BLOUNT, ncooic, Georgia, Scnveu county: Vtw HEREAS William Moore applies for let w ttfa of administration on tho estate of Luke Miigoles, deceased. Those are therefore to cite and admonish nil and singular tho kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to he and appear nl my office within the lime proscribed by law, to shew caasn if any they have, why said letters should not bo grained. (liven under my hand at office, in Jacksonboro’ this ‘doth day of January 1838. Jan 39 33wtd JOSHUA PERKY, Ulk. WILL bo sold on the 10th of March next at the plantation,ail the property belong- I ing to Arnon//ntn, deceased, late of Burke coun ty; consisting ot five horses; cattle, stock hogs; com and ladder; plan ation tools, house bold and kitchen furniture; six thousand pounds of seed ; coinni; One hmse curt; owe bag cotton, Ac. Terms at sale. E (1 KIRKLAND, Adair, Jan 39 23wtd with tho will annexed. Georgia, Kurkc county: WHEREAS Elizabeth Bird applies for letters o! administration on the estate.) of Nath m Bird, deceased, These are therefore to cite and admonish all and signlur tho kindred and cteditors ot said deceased, to tie and appear at my office, within tho tine pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said let ters should not be grunted. (liven tinder my hand, at Waynesboro’, this 23d day ot January, 1838. T II HLuU.iV T, U CVk. jan 86 w3(W 31 Georgia, Burke county: ■» 8, //EREA.S’, S'an,ml Dowse, applies for lot * T lers of luhuiiiisiatioil on llie estate ol John 11. Whitehead, dceensed. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and* singular, the kindred and creditors ol said deceased, to lie, and appear nl my office, within the time pre scribed by law, to file their injections,if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. (liven under my hand at office in V\ uynesboro’, this 22il day id January, 183a. Jan 36 ' wUOd f. //■ BLOUNT, D Cl’k. Georgia. Bnfke county: \\ a HEREAS (Li 1> Monro applies for letters of o V Administration on lie estate ol John Haws deceased. i These arc therefore to cite and admonish nli and I singular the kindred and creditors oi said dcc’d to ! be ml appear ul ray office, within the lime prcsc.ib | rd by Inw ,t-i show c.ni-o, it any they have, why said i letters should not bo cranted. (liven under my hand, at Waynesboro’, ill s 22d day ol January, 1838. TII BI.UtJN f, )> Cl k. jm’ffi wddd Georgia, Jeiisrsou County. vp - liM’J trlAli Aiores Ibinroii, jr. apt lies t > \ V v in.- f,.r letters of Administrationtie bonus’ I non on tic estate ot Win. Strodman lateolsaid county, dcce -sea. o j I iiese are therefor o cite mid admonish all am! | singular the biiidr. il and creditors of raid deceased , to lilc their nbjiclnms (if any tlu-y have) lit tny office within the time prescrib'd by law Civ, n under mv hand at office, in Louisville, this IGlh day of.binTS3B. E BO i'll WELL, M:\v3ods Clerk f■ O. | Georgia, Burke county; la J, HhUE.irv, Ed Kirkland applies for litiers V of ndiiiinirtiatioii on the cmiilo of Aaron //ani, deceased, wall the wiil annexed. 'I liese are therolore to cite and admonish all and 1 singular lie Kindled and creditors ol said dve’d tc j be and appear at my office, Within the littleptesenb |ed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why | said letters should tan he granted, j Given under ray hand, at W aynrsboro, this 83d j day of lanuary, 1838. i’ H BLOC A i‘, occo n c. | Jon 20 2l\vtd G lorgia. Burke County. I .. - HEREAc James Untblis Administrator ol ; \- * the estate of V> in Bryant, deceased, applies j to mo for letters of dismission. These rare therefor to cite and admonish ..il and singular the kin Ireil and creditors ol said dec’d to j be and appear at any office, within the lime prescrib ed by law, to show cause,il any they have, why I said letters should m t be grated. I Given under my hand at office in Waynesboro, I this 32 1 day of January 1838. Jan 36 3lmtim T 11 BLOUNT, dccob c. Georgia, Burke county; i -'B/ lie.RE. lB Edmund GarlicK applies for let- » tors of administration debonis non on the estate of Wm. UeW o't, deceased. These arc l her,-loro to rite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to in- ami appear at my office within the nine pre scribed by law, to shew cause if any they have why said idlers should not be granted. Given under my hand ul office, in Waynesboro' this 37th day of January 1838. Jan 30] 31 .T H BLOUNT, dccou. fetoorgk), Jefti iMHi county. WHcfiKAS Elizabeth Pool applies for let ters of Administration on the estate and ef fects of .Samuel Pool, laic of said county, deceased. These are therefore t > cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and apoear at ray office within the lime pre scribed hy law, to file their objections, if any they hove, to shew cause why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at fmuisvtlle, this IClh Jan 1838. K RUTH WELL, I4:w3od* Clerk C. O. GEORGIA,} Ely the Court of Ordinary for Burke county $ said County. V 4/" 11 BREAM John Nason, Administrator of * John R. Kenner, deceased, late of said conn ty, have petitioned said court fir lettersdismisssory staling I fiat he has fully administered said estate these are tlioieloro to cite and admonish all con cerned, to he and appear l« fore said court on the first Monday in 'day next, end ilien and there shew cause why sa d leltets shutml not be granted. By older of the court. T. H. BLOUNT, d c c o n c nov 10 6m 264 OEOROIA, I By the Court of Ordinary ol said Burke county. $ County, WHEREAS Allen S li Prior executor of Ed mund Prior, deceased, late of said county has petitioned for letters dismissory, stating that he has fully administered said estate These arc therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned to ho and appear before said court on the first Monday in May next, mid then and theroshew cause why siud letters should not be granted. By order of the court. T JI BLOUNT u c c o n c nov 10 v, (on 261 GEO ltd lA, \ By tho Court of Ordinary iurke county: $ Burke county. WHEREAS Benjamin Mobley,Robert F. El lisluit, and 'Thomas T. Ellistou, Executors if Robert Elliston, dec'd, lato of Burke county, tas petitionee the court tor letters dismissory. 'These tire therefore incite and admonish all per ions interested to file their objections in iheClcrk’s .(fine by the first Monday in March next,why said ©tiers should not bo granted. By order of the court, T. 11. BLOUNT,n. sept 15,1837 m6t £lB UEUlidlA, } I ourl oi Drumury, S criven county £ September Term 1337. " T PON application of Alexander F. Hopson,ndrni- Unistnnordeboms nun,of the estate (mm 1) Pe-vreedec’d-. staling lint he has fully administered said estate and praying citation liir leiers dismissory, it is on motion ordered, that the clerk do issue a cita tion requiring all persons 1° shew cause why the same shall not be granted—add that the same bo published once a month (iirsix nrtor.'lha. A true extract Irom the minutes, this 12th day of September, 1837. JOSHUA TEKFVi cl'k. nov. 4 infim 259 CIOL. BROWN of Brown’s Ferry, took from th# 1 Indians one head guard Chain with “Win Flour noy August 22; 1834," worked in it with gold heads; also, one full jewelled double-cased hunting watch, with gold guard chain and key—the watch has three tetters on the front case—the owner, or tiny of his lelaliftis can get it by describing 101 l era and prov ng p operly. If no applicatioh be made t t four mouths, the watch will 0e sold and the proceeds di vided among the troops, —application to be made to the editor of the Columbus Herald lor the bead chain, ami lor the Watch to Col Brown. 'The Columbus //crald will copy the above and orwurd the account to Col Brown, tniv 27—1f277 WIFE he sold, at public outcry, on Monday the 19 th February next, between the usual hours of sale, at the Court /louse in Canton, Chero kee county, Guo. the tract of Land, containing 160 acres, known as lot 70, in the 14th Hist of the 2d Sec in Cherokee county, belonging to the estate o! , Mrs Hannah Longslreet, late of Richmond county, deceased. Said lot is about 6 miles from Canton on the main road along the Hightower river, and being at the foot ol the mountain, offers a most de sirable site for a country store and house of Enter tainment. Terras of sale i cash, the remaining } in equal ’ payments at 6 and 12 months, secured by notes payable in Augusta, with interest frem dale, and by u mortgage on the lot. 1 At the same time and place, and upon the same terms, Lot 1102, riist. PJ, socj. 3, Cherokee cotm ! ty, containing 40 acres oak and hickory upland. W. VV. MANN, Ex’r. dec 22 wBt 290 'I ho Standard of Union will publish the above wrekly till the day of sale and forward its - account jo W. W Mann, Augusta, for settlement. WILL bo sold on the 20th day of February next, at the plantation of the late Henry j Byno, of Burke county, the perishable properly be ■ longing to the Estate of G. Ik 1 . U. Byne, Into of I Butko county, deceased ; Corn, Fodder, Horses, Cows, Hogs, Sheep, Household and Kitchen Furni ture, together with a number of other artic.oa.— 'Terms on the day of sule. jan 11—wld 8 W. W. HUGHES,adin’r. WILL IJE SOLD on the first 'Tuesday in April next, at the Court 1 louse door in the town of Thouiasville, Thomas county, within the usual hours of sale, viz- Lot ol Land No 305 in the 17tli Utslriel, formerly Earley,now Thomas county, containing Two Hundred and Fifty Acres ' more or less; sold by an order of the c itirt, of ordin ary when,silling for ordinary purposes in Colum bia county; sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Eihvtml Wade, deceased, lato ol Co lumbia county. Terms on the day of sale. Jan 18 J3:wtd ROBJ HOLTON, AdraT, tA/ ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in March *w next, between the usual hours of sale, at • the Market house in the ctiy of Au . usta, by virtue ol an order ol the Honorable Inierior Court of Columbia county when silting fur ordinary purpo ses, eighty two ucies, more ei less of Pine Land, in I Richmond county, five miles above Augusta, ad joining lauds ol James G. Mailings, Benjamin 11. IFarren and others, it being a pnrtol I lie real estate of W illiam V hilenmb, deceased, and to be sold lor the pur) use of distribution among the heirs of said deceased. Terms made know nat the sale. GABRIEL JONES', Trustee, For the heirs of Win Whitcomb,deceased. I dee 26 wtd 201 , EXECUTOR’S SALE. 7 ILL be sold on Thursday the 10th day of 1 « • Mutch nexl at the late resilience of William Bowers, deceased, late of Lincoln county, the pro -1 } pci I y ol the s .id deceased, con-isling of t orn, tod der, Ac. House hold mid Kitchen furniture, and olh. r articles. JOSHUA HAN ILL, Admr. 1 Jan 23 18;wld , I ■ AUMINISTKATOR’S SALE. ” ,1 ILL he ro.il at lira line residence ol .lamer j V V .li. Tace, deceased, in Columbia county, on Wednesday the 7 1 It day of March next, the crop oi ,j corn, fodder and peas; the slocu of hogs, cattlo I mules and horses; huust hold and kitchen lurnitutc: „ plantation tools, Ale. Terms o.i the day. Also, In Augusta, on the T. lh March in xt, at the ware s house oi iiatrd and Rowland, the Crop of Cot* ton til i’orljafotir Baj-n, 'terms on the day I>J the ADMINISTRATOR, g Jan 25 20:td iM O i'iCC.—•l’msuns indebted to llto subscriber! ■s 1■« either ty note or book account lor the years 11 183-4,’35 and ’36 are requested io call on 'i'hos M. Berrien and Mnlloul Marsh, Esqrs. and settle th< “ same. Longer indulgence cannot be allowed. ° Jmi R) 16: 11. F. Rl NS ERL. 4 virtue of it decree in Chancery, in the siq-e -tiJ? rior Court ol Columbia county, wherein Rim j nnm < rawfinl, adit inisiralor with the will annex d )1 J.-ssey V. iiiin'y, deceased, is complainant, and Jam's Cat Hedge, uduiinislralor on the estate of Ad am It alker, deceased, and oth is are doieiidanis will lit sold, at Columbia Court House, onlhefirsl * Tuesday in March ncxi, between the usual hours ol s sale, eleven negroes, eonsisling ol men, women and children, to vvtl, Wallace, Aigyle, Horali, Rally i Patsy, Mary,young Fanny, Jinny, Mtlly and child ” Juit#, and David, a boy. Soi l as the property ol •- the estate of Mrs. Julia Wood, deceased. 'Terms y" cash. G ABlxl F. L .10 N ER, adtit’r. Jan 4 wtd 2 (if Julia Wood, deceased >, ; 1 G R EEA BLL to an order of the Honorable 2 lh-’inferior Court of Richmond county, wlter sitting lor ordinary purposes, will be sold on the first Tuesday in March next, between the usual .hours of sale, at tho market house in the city ol 1 Augusta, live negrou slaves, viz . Randy, Isaac, , John, Elbert, and Mary, a woman. Also, 2t)oacres J ol Land, belonging to thoesiate of Rebecca Burch, ] late of said county, deceased. 'Terms on tho day , ot sale. L. 11 lI UIiCH, adm’r. ’ Jan 4 wtd 2 OIV THE RIV BUi—3oo Hampers re d Irish Potatoes, lorjsale low if taken from the wharf, by (tch 5) - JOHN COSKEKV. - AGREEABLE to an order of th« Inferior cowit i of Burke to. while sitting fur ordinary purpuauu, will he sold on the first Tuesday in April next, at the court house door in the town of Waynes i - lietvveen ih • usual hours ol sale, Fonr huutl acres of Land, mure or less, adjoining ,aml ® Ur li 15 .Miller tnd .4 Duke, belonging to the estate j of Jonathan Johns, deceased, sold for the beneli o the heirs and creditors of the said deceased. Terms of sale on the d ly. Jan 26 21wtd JESSE JOHNS, Admr. < To Debtors and Creditors. 6 LL those indebted to the estate ol Win. Bow I sL era dale of icncoln county, deceased, arc re quested to make immediate payment, and those having claims agains l the same to present in terms I of the law. JOSHUA DANIEL, Admr. Jan 2'i IBiwtd _____ , . NOTICE. \EE persons having demands against the estate . of Aaron ll am, lalo of Burke comity, dec’d [ will please present them duly attested within the time prescribed by law; and those indebted to said estate will make immediate payment to E (J KIRKLAND, Admr. Jan 26 2hvtd with the will anex’d. ALL persons having claims against the estate <■ i Rebecca Birch, late of Richmond county, di - ceased, are hereby notified to present them to m\ duly attested, within tho lime prescribed by law. Jan 3 1 L BURCH, adraY PVUtUR months after date application will be it/ rnndo to the /fonorablo the inferior Court of Burke county, when silting (or ordinary purposes, forkave 11 sell all the re it and personal properly of He ary Utley, late of Burnt* county, deceased. WILLIAM UTLEY,) Ad . GREEN UTLEY, S dec 1 281 m4m J A OUR months after date, application will bo trade it. to the honorable the inferior court of Burke county, when silling as a court or ordmaiy, far leave to sell five hundred ami ninety-six acres of laud belonging to the estate of Ralph Peiirow de ceased MARTHA PENiiOW, Adm’z. nov. 7 id 261 BAOUR months after date, application will be fi. made to tho Honorable Inferior Court ol Jeffer son county, when silling lor Ordinary purpose, for leave to sell the Real Estate ol the late Nathan Brussel, dec’d of said comity NAIRAN BRAS.SEL.adm’r. jan 4 nvlt 2 With the will annexed. J AOU R months after date,application will ho made . to the honorable the inferior court of Columbia county whiles tling lor ordinary purprses,for leave to sell the real estate ol the late Elbert 15 Dnnn of said ■ county deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. ALFRED J DUNiV, Amn r. nov 13 td 263 tf'AOUK months after date, application will be 6, made to the Court of Ordinary ol Burke coun ty for Jeafe to sell all the real estat > of Thomas Kelly, dee’d, Jat *of said county, for the benefit oj the heirs and creditors. , UAKOLLVE WhLL\ ,adm rx. sept 13, 1837, mlt 2]G lAOUR months after dale application w ill be made to the honorable Inferior court ol Columbia county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the following lots of Land, vir I*o ■ •«, in 4th district; 287, 27th district; 78 and 46, Htb district; all Early county, belonging to the estate of James Blackalone, deceased. WM. P BEALL, W M. YARBOROUGH, inn 19 15 atlminiatralors. JpOUR months afterdate, application will be made . to the inferior court of Jefferson county w hen sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate and negroes of Andrew E. Wells, ceased. MARI J VV ELLA, Adm lx nov 17 w4m 269 17501' It months after date, application will be . made to the honorable Inferior Com tof Burke caunty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell let number three hundred and thirty , fonr, (334) in the sixth district, Carrol comity, con taining two hundred two and a half acres. Jan 23 18w4m Win W MAUND, Admr BA OUR months after <lalc, application will be A.’ made to the bono able Inferior Court es Burks countv,while sitting for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell the Land ami Negroes belonging to the estate of Peter Applewhite, deceased. JOHN APPLEWHITE, adm r oct 10, 1837 4tm 242 s A OUR months after date application wil be Jl 1 made to the Honorable the Justices of the In farior Court of Columbia county, when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell the whole el the real estate oi Elbert B Gunn, late of said county deceased, fiir the bonefn o*' the heirs of said de, ceased. ALFRED J. DUNN, admr oct. 16, 1837 242 AN ESTRAY lIOHBE. Taken up mid brought before mo an estray horse, « chesnut sorrel, shod op /.!»* “i~. before, some white in his face; some V/J>A 111; white spots on his hack, (saddle e 'jt* marks,) both hind feet w hite, about 16 bauds high and about?yeurs old, mid apprised ut S>BU. WM P NOBLE, J P. Abbeville District, Bo Cu. Jun 30. feb 2 26;2t* to Columbia County Jail, fc'A ON l;e 20lh instant, a NEBKO WOMAN, who says her name is Sa- Aro h; that she belongs to Ephraim Hop ping, near the high shoals of Apalacha river. Is be is about CO or 65 years ofage. dark complexion. The owner is requested to call, pay expense i and take her away. Jan 27 22w3t RIC'JPD II JUNES, Jailor. , Bi'emaHc College* SCOTTSUORO’ GEORGIA. milE Spring term of this Institution, 1838 will JL open on Monday, January Bth. Ills desira ble that all students should be present nttliefor - motion of classes,on the first day of ibe term. The . government of the Institution is strict, but salutary * —bemg by written laws and constitution, which are 11 rigidly enforced, after the manner of the republican Btaio Governments of this country. A pamphlet, " containing buns on Female Education, our system o of instruction, discipline, &c , will shortly bo pub lished, and sent to nil who may- kol interested enough to apply tor it, by letter to the Principal. The hours lor instruction aro Irorn day light till ■s nine ./clock P M. (summer and winter I reserving n four hours fur meals and recreation. On riatur >l ; days, students are engaged only till noon. The Ly ), eeuin, (a literary and scientific Society,) of which the Pnncidal is cx officio. President, meets every .Saturday evening. '1 his society has been eslab - lislicd but a lew months, and has already proven it - self to be immensely improving to the young ladies. i, Wo pledge ourselves to impart in one year's time to any young lady, who possesses a good mind, and who can read fluently, a handsome handwriting, a r , a correct knowledge ol Grammar, Arithmetic, Geog raphy and spelling, f A married gentleman, from South Carolina, i l 0 engaged in the drawing and painting department. His work will compare with any arti.-t’s in the Southern States Besides the above branches, he - will teach portrait and ininutnre painting, gilding, bronzing, smalting, tianslerring prints, fancy works l- with perforated paper, Ac. Arc. In the musical ‘ department, instruction will bo given on tho piano, n guitar, and flageolet. Lectures every night on hu '• man and comparative Physiology, Botany, Astron omy, L heraistry, &c. &c. d Exertions aro being made to have a clergyman at -4 I lacked to tho institution, which will be effected d with as Jittledelay as possible. Ike have a library ol BUO volumes—an herbarium ol 2JUO species ol d, plants,collected by the Principal, in the State ol d couth Carolina—optical instruments —Chemical ap is pa mi us, maps, globes, &c. The young lauies are requested to dress plainly E —not to w ear jewels of any sort, and not to attend balls and parties. No store accounts without the sanction ot parents or guardians. Bach as have 11 accounts will he required to legistcr all their ex llj pi uses in a book they will keep lor l Le purpose 1 Pat ons will receive a minute report of their clnl ” dren’s progress in their studies. Board cun be had in tho village. ' 5 Vve solicit ibe patronage oi' our Southern friends, ’ and pledge ourselves to labor to deserve it. U enol > only invite but would be flattered by tho visits ol all who may be disposed to attend our lectures, re _ citations, Ac. 0 u any day or hour during the w eek, h L. LATASTK. o , ANNA M. LATASTE, ' wtBJ<fem3m 302 Principals. THE LOWNDESTILLE AC ADEMT. WAN opened on (he first Monday of tho pres ent month, under the superintendence of Mr. Jno. N. Young, where pupils will he instrue ted in the Greek aad Homan Languages and all the branches of English literature usually taught iu Academies. Mr. Y’oung is a graduate of Oxford College, Ohio, though a native oft his district. The Trus tees of the Institution feel themselves tally authoris-, ed to recommend him as being well qualified to i discharge the duties in which he has engaged. Ha has not been long enough irom College to become rusty iii» the 'angunnes, and part of that lime he has been employed in teaching, and lias given full sntislaction as to his qualifications. Tho Trustee* also have the satisfaction to announce to the public that they have engaged Mr. Abraham Cunning ham to leach the Tower brunches, and can with propriety recommend him as a first rate English teacher, having tried him two years previously, Tho general supervision ol tho School will de volve upon the principal teacher Mu. Young, who together with the Trustees, will use every exertion to manage the School with that kind of method and discipline which will afford to the students both moral and intellectual advantages. Lowndosville is situated 18 miles west es Abbe ville village, and near the Double bridges on Ro*. Ky River, on a high, dry and sandy ridge, with good water and is perfectly loalthy. There being no stagnant woters, or sluggish streams for sornfe miles distant, it is therefor- cut of the reach oftne noxious effluvia whic h is .10 destructive to health in many other places. Two ol the Trustees have practised physic for mmy years in tho auiglibor i.ood, and can speak knowingly of tho superior licahiiiuhiesß of the place. Lowndesville is more over situated about five miles distant from several valuable mineral springs, which have recently been pnronased by a company who expect to have pre parations m roidinoss for tho reception of visitors the ensuing summer; which will afford a valuable retreut lor a lew weeks, to any whose cons til utions may req lire it. Good boarding can be had in the village and in the neighborhood, ut quite conven ient distances, on reasonable terms. JOHN G. CALDWELL, A. R ARNOLD, E. HUNT, BANISTER ALLEN r Will, C. COZBY, J. S. ALLEN, ■ S. J. SHACELFORD, WM. PASCHAL, JAMES GOSPER, MATTHEW YOUNG., jan 24 w4t 19 c; (i kI 7T ~~ rjjMlE subscriber lakes ibis method to inform tho X patrons and friends of the W esleyan Mansion School, and the public generally, that ho has brought tlmt school to a close, and taken charge of anew institution, lately established at Williams Cross Roads six miles below Wutkinsville, in Clarjto county This determination ba 1 not been inductsT by a want of patronage to the Wesleyan Mansion y foi, in that respect, it has been sustained beyond. I lie expectations of its proprietor : but by a deliber ate conviction, that in Farmers’ Academy, under ns present prudent arrangements, the subscriber. - will be able to do a larger amount of gotd, with: more yUasKre and profit to himself, than he ha» been able to do, in MSitroe. '1 he new. institution will consist «i two branches in separate hour's, on»- for males, and tho other for fcmules. A competent female teorher will be employed, to soliduot. the female branch, under the direction of the principal, teacher ; but tho advanced classes in that branch will make their recitations to the principal. Tha two Academies are located at 0 short distance from, each other, and the teacher’s dwelling centrally be tween them ; and disbelieved that sued measures, have been adopted as wilt secure tho advantages,, without the disadvantages, of a mixed school. AIL the principal vices, and fashionable extravagancies-, ol town and village schools, are effectual?/, txolud - ed from this establishment. The Academy is fur nished trith an extensive Chemical, Philosophical and Astronomical apparatus, together With a mum, her of large and elfgant maps, and other Wil/tietr for the promotion of education. In view of the lo cality of Farmers Academy situated as it ioinono of the most pleasant and healthful sections es the up country, together with its other advantages, the sub— ember does nut hesitate to promise to pupils„a lar ger amount of benefit than he has beam able hereto lore 10 give them. Every precaution that t>- prudent, forethought lias suggested, has been taken, 11 throw around the murals of pupils the strongest aad most effectual safeguards. All the branches (both solid, and ornament;.!) of a liberal and extensive, sdtica tioti, will be taught in this institution, and at mode rate prices Boarding may be tiad at the Academy and within the distance of one mile from it, in-the moat reapectable lauiihes, for eight dollars, oc leas,, per month. Persons wishing lurlher information;, will! please addrens to the subscriber, at his present, restdenee... until Ckmtmar. and after that lime, at WilliShis’' Cross Roads, Clark county. The Academy is ex pected to ojam ok the lirat Monday in January neily and it is very desiruble that pupils, designed tor this school, should bo present at the commencement of the year. Their advancement, as well as our con venience, would thereby be promoted. JESSE C. PAULETT. Dec 13 291 reOiu ■ - ■ .. ... ■■ .■ MT. CARMEL FEMALB ACADEMY, lit Akhcville District,?. CV IMHE Trustees o(Mt. Carmel Female A mderoy • announce to tho public, that Miss; £ flic- Queens, who has had charge of the Female Aca demy for five years past, will continue in charge ol the same the ensuing year. They aonsidcr the j character of the institution under her charge so ‘ well established, that it is unnecessary to say any thing in praise. Suffice it to say, she lies given gen eral satislanion to Iter employers, as wellin advan cing her pupils in education as in the improvement of their morals. They ask the continuance and patronage which hns been generally given, the next year, with a pledge that nothing shall be wantiag* on tho part of the 'fere her or Trustees, to give satis faction. Ihe prices of tuition lo be the same as has been. Boarding from $7 to $8 pet month, first term will commence the first Monday in February.. By order ol the 'Trustees. WM T URENNON, See’y,. dec 2 282 wtfF Academy, IS>lll, excrciecs ol this institution will racom- JL monco on the 2d Monday in January, JB3Si The branches cf education usually taught in other 1 academies, will be taught in this institution, and 1 students who wish to enter college, may be pre -1 pared here for admission. The prices of tuition ants board are as low here as in any other academy 111 the same section ol country. Ruckersvillo, near which this academy is situated, is one of the most flourishing and healthy towns in the upper country.. ; There are eight dry good stores in the village, and three good boarding houses. The academic building fur the male school is now, commodious, and fur | islied with a large and wall toned bell. A largs building for a female academy will hava been fin ished belore Christmas, and is expected to go into operation tho Ist of January ensuing. Both thee* [ buildings are not more limn a quarter of a mile from - two large churches, where there is regular preach ing. A N'abhath school was kept the present yeer, 1 under the superintendence of the Rector, and will ■ recommence as soon as the weather will permit.— 1 he Rector is in the habit of reading da ly a portion of the scriptures to the students, followed by a lew questions and remarks on tho most interesting parts ■ read. Evety exertion will he made lo preserve the mor ’ n sol the pupils, and no student who isnotperson ally known, will be admitted, without a certificate ol good moral character, from his last teacher, or ’ some one who is known to the parties or teacher. Dr. Reese’s charrcterasa teachnroflong experi ence and ability is well established, and is favorably r, known in Carolina; but for the satisfaction ' however, who do not know him in this State, 1 following certificate is annexed. , BEDFORD HAKPBR, WM. WHITE, ' WM.A. BECK. P. ALEXANDER, , A. HAMMOND, Ja* A. Clark, Sec’y. Trustees, Muckersville,'.Elbert co, Ga., Dec 14, 1837. '1 *l° undersigned hereby certify that they have been personally acquainted with Dr. E Reese many .tears; tlmt he is on excellent classical scholar, and eminently qualified for the instruction of youth,both by experience and education. M. Waddel, Patrick Noble, 1 ... „ „ VVaduy Thompson. I o bheville, S. C., Oct. *O, 1834. (dec 23.300 w3m ALL persons having demands against the estate of 'Thomas S. Burke, deceased, will render them within the lime prescribed by law, and those indebted to said estate, willtajie due notice. • dre 28 w6t 278 JOHN S. ROBERTA’, adra’r.