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TO KENT,—A large ami corom-i -dron* Brick ■'■'lorr mi Hrou-1 nwii ]?!■■ suitable tnr either u Dry Hood or tiro business. Fessessi' n given int- Mediately Enquire ol jan « JWM. T THOMPSON. Ju J_ TO KENT.-.A commodious anc ffTjffl well situated hnrk store on Hroarl *lie«t IliiEL I’ossessiun given mini tli oly Efiqtliri of A. 'A. HANTA, 236, Hrond-»i. jan 10 7 While and Illnck .Silk llloiul. Til. WYATT A (in , No. £(»6. have just re • reived W hileand Illnck Silk Wlond l aces. Also, an assortment of Ere m b worked and tScoleli ■cedle workeil Collars. [Cell Hi lid Norlhern (•in nnd llnllimore WhilkC|i 6J4 ill* Dei. U lino's Rnliimore Din; 25 bbl»copper dislilli il Whiskey; For wile low by ISA \C MOUSE. Feb 16 39 ' PEA.CIX BRANDY I NEVE hundred ggl*. I’corh lirindy, 5 years old, and good proof, for »alo by Feb 16 yj ISAAC MOISEI Th/J ONONM AIIELA HDISK MV. SSbblj ITJ of Monungahtla Whiskey, \yjf-trM V iicd ol good proof, for snlehy , <e ' “Tel/tAC MUISE. - »-it !i -f ON DON PORTER A iliirfon Pule J i Ale.—2s casks Ijunloj I’orlrr and Horton Pale Ale just received and formic by 01, |5 ISAAC MOISE. Tal mwmß’.s IllW WOKfi. II 1., . JL> ike .>101(0 of (tieriadu; hy ilie author of ‘Pel ham,' ‘Eugene Aram, ''Jtienzi,' Ac complete in one volume. Elemenls of Moral Philosophy, by Ilov Joseph Adr.m', I) I). I vol 8 vo. laves ol Virginia Kaplist S misters, by James II Taylor, Pastor us tho 2d Jhiplisl • Inireh Un-hniond. Feb 16 31) RICHARDS* BTOY. 81.1.vl HMD M’ONMM, a very fine and suitable anicle (or Iho Ijulioa Toib-1, (nr sale by ANTONY A 11 AIN C Feb 10 34 OUCH MU I MS, Ac. | Ail It All It lI.S prime Ciinul Flour; J lII* fin half do du do 100 'I jerries, and lOObbla. lino Irish Potatoes; 150 Hags of coflec; Jsraf, lump, crashed, and brown Sugars; 20 Kegs Cuslnii hum r; Fresh imperial, gnu powder, hyson und pouclioti;; Teas; 1 (M) whole, boll and ipiarler barrels No I Mael.erel: fit) hills No 2 and J do October (lulling; ' Together vvilh a goncrnl nssorlnient of Cr.iccrins not ennnicri lod Dry Coods, Hardware, limn Steal, Nails, Shot, la nd, Ac. lately received anil offered For sale hy WIihCOMK AI.I.KN, 3an 27 22;2aw4w I‘olo’s corner. ‘ SIMCO.X A If UOi’ll MR’S Cabinet nnd Muni if ini' IVnre lloom. •3C3, Jh ami Street, .luguUu, Oeo. Into tl'jom below 11. Lumber! (J Co'* . Dry Coml store. S’J Ini avlhuerfhcrs having received a largenddilion lo their stork, andnre eonsianlly receiving direet from their Mairjlhetory in New Y’wrk, a variety 59 of goods of the lalenl and most mod ern style; would most respectfully j invite their friends nnd Iho public grjjgonornlly In inll nnd examine their nssnrlmonl, which consists in part ol the following •articles. Pier, Card and Centre Tables Dressing, Dining and llrrnkfust do Solas, Wardrobe* and Sideboards Dressing and plain Itnr. an*; Work and writing tables; Colliding house desk" id different patten s; Mahogany,curl maple, and lancy chairs; Keeking 1 hairs, mahogany and fancy do; .Mahogany, rnrl maple, and plain bedstead*. All of which they will warrant to he of well seas tilled materials and good workmanship as can hp found, which they will sill al unusually low price* fiir rash nr ruy acceptance. N 11. F oney chairs finished in Augusta; old chairs reornamenled in the latest style, hy an ex perienced workman from NVw York. Feb 10 ;tl ON CONSIGN.>IMVi’.- IcCO panes li.i.aiy Hemp Hugging; lor ule low by jan2o If 16 H tb DIIYSONf A- CO. A. X. MANTA’S New Cnbinnf Mil mi to re Ware-1 louse. j\o. 536, Proud street, a few doors above the Post (Jibe Corner.' moa Till, subscriber lenders Ini sincere I II ihrinhe and acluaiu lodgements li>r the I I'SCMfI liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, and flatters himself, by close upplira- JTTfjjl m lion, and iiiirmiiilling oxoitiona tin thu t 'll I aecommodalio 10l his customers, that ■ ’ he will he entitled to a share of their 1 future support lie does Hot seruplo In iissnil, ilint 1 fie now has on hail. l the Inrgrsf and best assort • 1 inentol Fiirnititre, ever exhibited in Augusta; nud thinks he can, with confidence, challenge compare 1 son vvnli the best With other articles -he counter- 1 ales Iho following, viz: Splendid Sideboards, Hook eases, elegant fmey nnd plain Wardrobes, superior Egyptian martle-top dressing Hnreans, plain do , I’ior liihlcs, various pailorus, card, dining, work and centre Tuhh s, Sofas, sufa-bf dslcads; ma hogany rockers, French and hall Kronen, and (ire cian (’hairs; bird’s-eye, enrl-maple, box, unit Hush •eat do ; I'lario Stools; Utlonians, Dressing-tallies, | I.miking glasses of every description, V\ indow- 1 blinds, nnd transparencies, I’arlur-lahlos, \\ ash stands, Counting-house desks, Ac. A-e. The above are vvnrrunled lo ho ot the best mnte ns's and workmanship, vvliieh ho is determined to soli at a small advance. A 7. HANTA. N. n.-roiintry people are reipiosted to cull and examine fur themselves. N. H.—Upholstering in nil its I-ranches, done I with great dispatch, and on the most r. asnnabli-| terms; nnd niso constantly on hand, a large ns I ■ortment of hair nnd ino»s Alai tresses feh 2 FANCY Ac. RH'HAKDS A. STOY lave e.instantly on hand n cumplele assortment of English, French, <& \nieiieun NDifionary, Mngineers Dinning Jliitcrinls, Ac. English and Amoricun drawing papor ol alt sizes from 1.1 by* 16 to 26 by lit Hrislo) boards of cap. de nay, medium, and royal size, plain nnd eelund; drawing and mathematical instruments; enmels hair )>enri!s; Hrookmans, Lungdons nnd Uoliens’ lead pencils; colored eravi ns; pmk saucers; water colors in boxes or single cakes; nulla ink; pe table desks; vvoik hex.s; dretsiag eases; pml lidos; bankers rsa--s; note trunks; pocket hooka and wal lets; sealing wax ami waters; India rubber month glue; seals; rollers; parchment or deed paper; nee jmper; tissue paper; gold, silver, nnd fmev paper; blank vwiling and fancy cards, nidi gold border; ink ami ink powder; ink stands; red tape; paper files; backgammon and chess boards; ehevsnieti; dominos dissected gam*s; mt,ps; indelible ink; black sand; counting bouse racks; hill tiles; black litres; Kogers fine pen knives nnd other cutlery; ivory, Irene and pearl IbiJers; ((iiilis of every qual ity; s'col pens in great variety; ttunspsront nnd porcelain slates; card casus; piper vvrights; motto seals; albums; scrap boo .«; silver an I gold over pointed pencil cases; silver pen and pencil case*; I ,i® I* '* 1 ’ |°*,' er ’ ant * b’"l» cop paper, ruled and plain; blank books of all nr,-* nnd phi'hu-u and a 1 vnneiv ol other articles which will be M ,id vvholnsalo nr retail on the most liberal terms Jan 3i) 24 aUPEKIou iISTiK.UN Mil’ll I IM;. A supply of lire aboveyuM rece veil consisting 1 I handsome and rich patterns, for sale In- Dec If 21.1 MiKi.lU ,v VAIi.MK iiAEE. CORK LBGSi FMAIIE. siiliseribiv* liuv ng marie cqin>ielent nr i rnngenienls lor acruininodating tiun- who hare had the nnsfurtune to loose their lower ex tremilies, or any (lari of them, with (.'oik l.egs to supply the loss. They am prepared to eorres p ml fierteetlv in neatness and apfiearaiire with the natural extremity, whilst they are light and snong, and by the assistance of Mutable springs and joints are admirably adapted lo supply ,be convenience of lb-'natural Juab in walking, Ac. l imy liavo on hand 11 spueimen which tin y would be happy 1,1 ex hibit PI their friend* who may call before the ecu lleniaii appli ‘M l<»r \\ tut'n it wan prepuicJ. I’o:«i>ns desirous ol availing themselves ol these vnloable and will Qp .,| v ~, person, in order that an accurate disenpin,,, Male j to the necevsilieeof thearlisl mar hauhiameil Jan 27 2 i A NTD vV A i 1 4 1 \ ids', A|iqi iioc-iry Hull, itvA broad'at. Ml .M M. 1 <-'A6KS aupenur Thoinnstuwn lime, on » ofyf eunaisnment, for sale low, bv Jan 27 2.M K.4IKD * li()\Vl,.l-YD 1 —JL:-Sagg.a=2:t«r!f , PUBLIC BALLS. By BANDirORD A COUIKB, Auctioneers, No 208 Broad Street.. Will be soi l Thi« Day at lOo’clock A M. tocloso (I sundry consignments, I 2U hhl* .WncKcrol; 3 qr casks Malaga Wine; I" bid* Mur*; 500 lb* Almond*; 20 buslie * dried Fruit; 30 pr window Blind*; 0 now Bedsteads; 20 M auras* ts; I, 10 bole* assorted limn, Also A Horse, saddle and bridle, and One iron Sole. Fib 21 «> S A MDIFOKI) A COLLINN, 7111 s LVL.MNG hI 7 o'clock, n general ussorl ment of Jewelry mid Hulelic*; also Staple, I’aucy and Domestic Dry Goods; linoi* and •S'lioch; Keady AJndo Clothing; Vest I I'nllcrn*; Combs; Buttons; Needles,Cutlery drc. ’ Fob 21 * W'.’T:. A j. i . ja< units. .( W I iL bo Isold on Tuesday the 27tb nay of » * Fibnmry nut, nr Alarebrnont, the lute re*i demo «l John Fox, deceased, about SIXTY u SLA A L'S belonging In the estate ul said deceased n —At.ro— All the Household mid I itclirn furniture. at said rend, nee, mu Mules, on- Horae, a lew lic it! of ent ile und In c«, two four wheel carriages with harness, I l ' Iwo nnnll wagon* with gear, u lm of carpenters • and plantation tools, u small lot of books and u gold a walsli und irinkeia. —a i. so— * 'I lie lain Dwelling ol ibe tleccn»cd tho garden, ground* iinda body nl pine land attached to ih» »:ime,containing in nil about one hundred and fifiy • ncrea, I lie garden is dutifully planned and lias long been considered llm li indminesl nl the kind in | tin* *eclion of lm country. Ihr* on * wishing In 0 purchasn mi i .it. -I to visit the prmii-.es and ex amine for themselves. 11,so— About One (luridred and thirty-seven Acres ol wood bind, lying small east ol Ibu lust described —ai.so A email farm enniainiiig nbnni One hutulrcd and ten Acres, I mile Irons Alarrbmoni, Known as Urorunn pbiee, lying mi hoi b sides of line's creek, onih" pri in.*! s is a small (hist .Mill now in opera* „ • ion, a dwelling linusn and llio necessary out build inge, on this plate aro several net or failing springs . of pure water. —ai.so Another»mader Farm, containing nbont Ttvan* , !y-ll*rce Acres adjoining lands of Dili und Sikiu i>°r, on which ibore ib a small dwelling. J —AI.SO t About’l wo Inin tired and seventy Acres of Wood land adjoining Iho two places lasi mentioned. Tim wood land will bo divided as hr as practi cable to soil purchaser*. Tbosula Will commence nt 101 A As 1 ITHT.K HRNMOCir, J.NTDMK )‘l(il K'J•, JI F.NfIY 1(. (,’U AIMING, Kxeculors of tho will of John Fox, ileu’d. Jan 25 2H.'w*2vv id 1 .neb of the city ps; urn, llm Charleston Courier, the Alilledgoville Journal, and Washington N’ows, w ill insert the iihovo ritllit u twice a wee, 1 ; un til day . f sale, and present their n Tounts to the Rxenulors itichmoud Micnd » Wild, ho told on the first Tuesday in .March i neat, nl llm lower .Market houso in llm eily 1 id Augusta, within the usual hours ol talc, a Day , Horse, levied on und taken astir* properly ol i Chrlstiipliur .Miner, to tmisly a (i la. from Ilia In- i fotior Court of Baldwin eo cmy, et the instance ol i Lewis IJoiid v.s dm mid Minorarai ‘5l Diluson. i Fob fi stout mart) f bush, shir, it c. t IIMCUIVUri’S WALL, 1 ' T* % ILL bo sold ul public auction on the fleet V V Tuesday (till* day,) of March next, /t the Lower Market, llou«o in dm city nf Augusta, in imrmmnrc ol mi order of iho Superior Court ol lin hinoiid county, holding jori-ilietion in crpiity, 1 passed al ilia January term ol said court, in theca- i ms ol Janie- ( liavous vs. Gilbert Longslrpi I and i Ollmrs, and Gilbert l.ongslreol vs. John Chavoiis i and ollmrs, nil dial Ira. I ul land siimno mi dm Sa vaunuli river, in said courtly ol llicbmom), ittij tin- J ( mg lauds ol Harris, < ollms, Bradford and oilier.*, I li Itimw’ii ns llm Jmm s Heal (raes „ 1 crais Ihe land will bo sold on a credit ol five, | d leu,and silicon months, for notes with approved li personal reeuriiy, and n mortgage mi Ibe premises. ! n J A AIMS U DA VIS', L’oceiver in Equity. |ln frb 8 32 2a vld 1 fli Elizabeth A. Whittle, ) ' d, ' s. v Ulcl for Divorec. h .fumes Whittle. ) r gl//L Shorili'having returned ihntlhe defendant ! to is not to ho toumi—lt is ordered dint bu np-I pe r and answer at the nest terra of ibis Court, or j vt Ibe ( ourt will proceed ns in ciis.s ol judgment by to delHiill. 6 3 | l(J ll is (urtiher ordered, rival this rule .be published ' in m onoof the Gazettes ol dm City of Augusta, once ui n nionih lor three month*, prior to ilia next terra. A true 1-xlreel from the minutos, v JAS. McI.AWB, Cl’k. ara c. j k IC. 12 mot 35 ; g Georgia ins. A Trust ComptuTy, i n -Augusta. J an, G. v 11 ra'tllL Directors have this day declared a Ibvi- n » _ dend ol Four DoUors per share, out of ibe 11 profits of ihe last six months, payable on und alicir f tho Milt instant \\ T GOULD Sec’v 1 jr.,,8 6 3 - 1« 0 KXTtj 1 r,I USSKILLKH tIfILTS. v w'NOWjiKN A- SHI,\U have received from P i- , r ", ‘ prk '» ««pply of Marseillo* Q-jili. B „ me I’ °* "bit'll arc ol l.Mrns./.e and of the luov! apleutlid 1 Kivle, lo Which they respectfully invtle tboullention 11 ol the ladies. nov ~ u A 'AM VI. LI.OI IS, POTATOKS, At .- IIU bhls. Citiml Flour, 1 1-H tio Irish I’otaioes, IdO do. Northern Gin, l (l ° do. tlo. Whiskey, 5'J tlo. Mackerel, Me. 3. fib qr. and eight casks .Malaga 1\ me. Land mg and (or s dc on tlm'vvlnrlj bv J b'lfi 18 GEO.It.JESUP &CO. RLCLIV r;i) <>N COMSIGN-II S7MT. I . IiCXLfS excellent i'tIH.VC, I), innnulae- B ■ y by I', c. t arntigum. //alititx. V n , which will tin su'd low by leh A 31 CLAUKI , ■Mc'IT.lIl & CO. FIFTY DOLLARS K IiAV AK D. R VM.VVi.VA lromilm.su 1 ) : i *«aL senber lasi evening, n Negro H 111:1,1 l,v 'be name of Frank, I B Fs'Cv "ell know nil* Frank Heal, lie ~ e-Jf is nboul Jb or 31 years of age, p black, with whiskers, p and stout, and has Ir.s front vi ie ihmu; quick spoken, and vrrv intelligent (or a t | Negro; be is about 5 lei I7 or 8 niches high, lit- j ratty t o lurking about Augusta, as he has a wife t at Mr IviloCs, a lew doors below the Lower Mur p kel Mas been in the employ ol the Steamboat Company !or several years past. Tim above reward p will bo paid for hi* apprehension and eonfmenuaii in any sale jail, or delivery to me J. A. |)o\ K, lliehmond C« , I 12 miles below Augusta on yuvunnali road i I jjn 84 u 1-• j TAVI.MTY-FIVF, DOLLARS R LAVA ft!) 1 tlB N .AW .-AV Irom thfsuhserilicr ' "bile in tramp, near J/amhurg, .V c a eerl nii negro men named Prinrr ' aged about -lb years, dark eomp| HX ' ‘ mn, clumkey, best \ bn 11, idiom 5 leel S or 10 inches high, bus-evernl id his upper l irt; leoih missing; and ! 1— as-sKs tolerably brisk spoken. •v cm was pim lmsed from the workhouse ‘ m i b;i. lealon. Any person who will nporehend ‘ «md negro nml deliver him lo .Ur. \V m I'urner m I leinhurg. or secure him so that said Tuiner can 1 ol lam Inin, will receive the above reward j” 18 J.SI. WI Ll I \ Ms, \ BOOKS.-Juil rtceitt i by Hit Hard* A •a • aVv v. /'inliiutsv to tho F.asiurn Courts nf Coliin ('him Siam, and -Muscat in tho sloop ol \\ ar I’escck during the years |S32-'.V-I, by U,|w ard llolierts ' Lite city ol the Snliot, and Dorn sue Mauuor.’ol tiu* I urus, liv Mins I ardoe Hrctertsions, bv Sarah Ntickney. author cflVt ry cl Lite. f (Jemlennn lack, a Mov.il Story. j V aadeleurcr Annual .Mageiisc:. a novel c C'oiisiiinoe Lalitu -r or t'-m Ha id Girl. puhh»'m,| (or iho bminfit of the New York Ins iu.-iicu Ibr ibe instruction ot the Blind. le Ihek U lek p \')or* part f,;h, etlited by 1?... Mayings and Doings of Samuel slick, ’ ‘j,., DEACii island laid ixta mall;. f iiY-Ki TII/-J subscribin' oilers for ssle his plantation in Reach bland, now known ■M J»E 4 ns l!io Mn'sh Place —ll i« initiated about Jjs'2 ft miles below Aupurla.on the Savannah mud, ami contains about 21 0 acre**, consisting of river swamp, inorali, baminock und pine I,ami. There ate upwards of 3 ! )d acre* clear ed, 250 of which are in the marsh and well duell ed, and have produced several crops of corn and coilon It is aso well in apled to Rice, and can be overflow cal. It produces without cube rat ion a grass equal to any .Northern grass for cattle, and the uncleared swamp being covered with cane and mast-bearing trees, itnflbrosan extensive summer and winter range for stuck ol all kinds, equal to any in the United States. Tim tract may be con veniently divided into two or more plantations, and ihosubtcriber will soil one or more to suit those who may wish to buy. 7'ne price will be moderate and long credit given to approved pan bos rs. I’ersons desirous of buy ing can hoc ino place and a plat of it, by applying to the subscriber, and in his absence to his overseer, ot Silver Hlulf, 12 miles below Augusta,and receive necessary liib.million, by addressing the subscri ber at Silvnr. | ao-d2.j^s.,(j J _ Fel/J iw2w 21 J. II // \ NTaI I1 jT. SCHOOL roll BOVS-At the Lecture Room nl dm I’resbyienan Church, lower story. To connn Tice on the first Monday in A/iireh next Mr. itiplcy I*. Adams, Instructor —The English Department will include Ron lin/f Mrtlmg rapbj’, Penmanship, Arilbnielic, /viglisb ifriucmar, (ieograpby, I tislury, Jicelumotion mil Composi tion. Term* 912 .'id p. r quarter. The Ulussisnsl Department Will locliidn, together with tbo English, I. Aneiont Utingnages, 2 Mulliemalics and Rook Keeping, It. Higher linglish Branches and Relies Kelt res, i. Natural bt ieliccM. 'Tuition $2O per quarter, Modi rn Languages, each S!d extra. Voting gontletiioii may be lilted for College or for hi incss. > 'Small lloi/s will be ndmil(cd,and receive appro priate attention Application may bo mad ■ at the School Room, or to the Rev V M ligcrton, cornet of Mclntosh and Reynold i trcels. Payments quarterly, in advance. I'd) ID -Id; trdwiw ha litlgle 8B<»4«*I. fl'IIlE subscriber having purchased (bis desira u ble site, in the t.'ity of Jackson, situated on tho north side of th • Suiie. House square, is dotcr iiunod In remove oit in a few clays, and assures all thus i who may call on him tb it every attention and provision shall bo made lor their uccommoda t, on, which the nature of tho country will perm it; and that bis accommodations for liHvcllors, bones, a id boarders, shall bo equal lu any in [he kittle,oh of the immodialo bank of the Mi :kis ,-ippj river, and in so fur us the circuaistunos of tins country will permit,his accommodation slmll.not be surpassed by tiny. Hu pledges himself la k“epn good I able,good bar, furnished with the bust of liquors; good com fortable rooms; good ch an wholesome beds; a quiet bouse, free from not and noisy intemperance; and good dry stables furnished with good ostlers, and a plenty ol corn and bidder, and at as reasonable tonus us practicable. I’r ompt payment,' at short periods, will, in all cases, be required. To members of the Legislature,and those having business in the courts at Jackson, (be subscriber will luriiisli good comfortable rooms, built in sum mer and winter, either in his main Tavern building, or in one a law yards distant, which ho has lately procured, and filled up lor ike purpose, at their op tion. They are invited to call and examine bis ac commodations lor themselves, and il they like, t*y them. He is perfectly .aware ofllic accommoda tions hitherto aliordod in Ibis town, and is dclcr mined to improve,them nndtlmt limao who favor him with their custom, shall not not go uway reasonably dissatisfied. R. R. WKKiI.NS, Jackson, Miss Sept 12. Mount Vernon. Jan 1 in 3 m 2 THE: LOW NUJbiMV IL LB AC Am; 5 \ UJ AS opened on tho I list .Monday of tbo pres ent month, under tbo siipefiiitendanco of Ain, Jno. N, Young, whom pupils will be ansi run ted in the Greek mid Roman Languages and all the branches of linglish litoraiuro uuualiy taught in Academies, Mr. Ycujnu is a gmdiinte of Oxford College, I Ohio, though annlivooflliis district, Tim Tries- I locs of the InslilniioM feel themselves hilly millions nd to recommcrul him as being well qualified to iliselinrgii Ike duties in which ho has engaged. Jle lias not been long enough from College to become •nsiyin tho /.ongunnes, and part of that lime lie ias been employed in leaching, and has given foil alisfnrlion ns to his qualifications. The Trustees ’ dso liave (lie satisfaction to announce to tlie public bat they have engaged .V«. Arraiiam Cun.mng iam to teach llie lower branches, and can with ir.iprioly roeommeiul him mi a first rate English inciter, having tried him two years previously. The general supervision ol tbo School will de «alvo upoti the principal poacher .Mr. Young, who ugether with the Trustees, will hoc every exertion a manage llie School with that kind of method ; md discipline which will allbid to tho students both uornl unit intellectual advantages. Lowndesvillo is situated 18. miles west of Abbe nib" village, and near the Double bridges on Roc ky River, un a high, dry and sandy ridge, with Lmod water mulls p rfceiiy; eultby. There being no stagnant waters, or sluggi.-h streams lor sonic miles dismal, it is therefore out of the reach oftno noxious ellluvia which Is so destructive to health in many other places, i'vvo ol tho Jrusices have practised physic lor many years in t!,« neighbor hood, .vml tan speak knowingly of tho,superior bwilthluliicss ol tlic place. Lowndesvillc is more aver situated ab mi five mil's distant from several valuable mineral springs, which have recently been pnremised by u company w ho exp. ct to have pro parutioiis fir tbo reception of visitors the ensuing summer; which wiil aliord n valuable retreat lor a lew weeks,to any whose cousin utious may req me ii. Good boarding can be had in iho village and in tho nc-igliborhoor,, at quite conven ient distance!', on reasonable terms. JOHN (U O A I,DWELL, A. R ARNOLD, d. iiu.N r, HAMSTER ALLEN, WM. t . ( OZBV, J. s. A ELEN, s. J SH VC EI,FORD, V> M. I’ASv H\E, J VMU.-S’ COtSPER, Matthew young. j in 21 wfl 19 JPhilomalliua Academy. f|'liE exercises of this institution will recom- A nienee on tho 2d .Monday in January, |BdH The branches ol education usually taught in oilier ueailciiiius, will be taught in ihis institution. and students who wish to enter college, may be pre pared here fur admission. The prices ul tuition and hoard are as low heie tn in any oilier academy in the same section ol country Uitckersville, near which mis academy is situated,-is one of the most nourishing nod healthy tow ns in the upper country. There me eight dry good stores in the village, and three good bearding bouses. I he academic building for the mule school is new, commodious, and liir islied with a large and iv 11 toned bell. A k-irgs budding for n lemalc academy will have been fin isbed beiuro ( 'brislinas, and is exoeeted to go into ojieration the Ist of January ensu tig. Rot ii these buildings arc not more limn a quarter of a mtlulrum two Rove churches, where llicie is regular preach ing. A A'abbalh school was kept the pr. sent vo ir, unitor llie tiipennleiidance of the Rector, and will ! recommence as soon as ill.- weather will permit, 1 he Rector is in tho habit of reading da ly a portion ol the scriptures to tho students, toilmvcd by a tew questions and remarks on tbo must interesting parts read. I .icivexertion will he made to preserve the mor ■nls of th* pupils, amino student who is not person ally kown, will bo admitted, wiihoitt a ceitilieau ol good moral ebaracler, from his last teacher, or someone who is known to the parties or teacher. Dr. Reese's charmer us n I eachtir of long experi ence and ability is well established, mid is lavorabtv known in (’nrolin ; but fur the saiiaiiicßon ufihuse however, who do not know bint in ibis Mate, the follow ing certificate is annexed. BEDFORD HARPER, WM. Will I E, WM. A RECK, ]'. ALEXANDER, A. HaMMUND, Jas A. Ct.Ar.it, Bec'y. Tnissieos. liiickersvifie, Elbert co, Ca , Dec 14, 1887 Ibe undersign, hereby eerily lint they have been persona ly acqiiainle l with Dr. E Reese manv tears; that he n an excellent classical scholar, and eimn mly qualified for the instruction ol youth.bolh by experience and education. M Waudsi., J'atiuck Noble, ~, , " xddv Titoursos. '.!• a vine, S. r., Ocl 10, 1834. (d,"VB ;>W w3;v. A j t NOR the present yeah t<> take charge of I‘kasant 1 Grove Academy, in Burke county, twenty-«ev i n miles below Augusta. He must l.c well compe i tmt,, leach the various branches ol an LnglMH , education : one who understands l.alin, (.reek, and I French languages, would be preferred. Any person applying will bo expired to come well recommend - elas » Teacher, and lor his morals. Such a person I can have a good hu nry Any ptfron wishing < } > take charge ofsaid Academy, can apply to the suD i sender, personally, dr by letter addressed to bur ol 1 Friar’s Ponds Post Office, 15 trkeeounly. I jan 20 GidHiw IG Lk. POWELL _ i feKl 'IHIJIAAMI IiwLLAKS UU* ' "“WARD. Whereas it has been reported tliat J there is an outer bar opposite the entrance to the port of Brunswick, in Georgia, some miles die -3 taneo from that siirveveJ by three commission ers of the Navy in 183 G, and having less valor 1 ' upon it; the above reward is otfered to any person who will discover any such bar so siluaicd asio 1 cause a hindr trice to ships entering ihe port. * And whereas It has been also currently reported 8 that there is a bar across Ihe inner channel id Og lethorpe hay, opposite tha r df Brunswick, bav i'is.wlr ffto depth ol six or night feet ol water on it at low tide; a reward of Five Hundred idol- B lurs will bo paid to any person who shall discover such bur, or nnv harso situated, which baa no) an abundant depth of water upon it lor the o.is u sago ol merchant ships of the (irst class up lo the town The inner bar above alluded, lo is probably the ’. one described in iho fiiltowi g extracts. Ist, From the report ot lira stale commissioners John (» Polntll, Hugh Lawson and .Moses i'Vrt, Rs.qrs. ‘•tietween Brandy point in ibis island, an<l Den nis's lirlly t,n the Brims wink shore, there is an in ner bar, upon which there is about twelve loot at ’ low water, mid us the title rises ten 1 -cl, it gives (he same depth i fwater tlp't wo find on the outer bar, with this advantage, licit the bottom being r suit mud,creates no damage lo ships, and may be very easily deepened i‘ it were necessary. Hut no such necessity exists, as any ship rhrtt crosses tkcouicr bar can run over tins rtf high water and find the best anchorage near the bind’ along the ' whole extant of Ihe town, in from twenty ro for ty feet Water at the low est time of tide. This we ascertained from careful soundings fit low water, and alter having finished the soundings for unr selves, ascertained that Stockton's repoit and dia grams confirmed our own survey." dd, From the report of tint commissioners of , the navy, made subsequently to the lasi; “A shoal of soft mud, close lo and below ihe 1 town, on which hut twelve foot can bo found at , low water, seems io indicate some other point in i . tha harbor as a more suitable position for a navy yard. We believe Illylho Island, on the opposite ’ shore,lo be the most eligible.’’ ' * Any persons inahi.g the above discoveries, will I please give information ol the same to the Resident I ng.ntofihe Brunswick companies, a.d the rew aiilnh 11 bo paid in each case lo the firsts ccessful applicant THUS G OAK\, General Agt. Brunswick Cunal and Land Companion Feb 8 32 3t PHNI)U'IT«S FEMALE AOAMEJIY. OiS L Thousand Dollars w ill he guaranteed by thelrusleoa to a teacher who will lake charge of the Female Academy at this place; provided that satisfactory leslnn niials of character and qual ifications are produced. The teacher will be required to bi eompetcilt lo t»nch ail the eloraentary and higher branches of English gdueaiiotr, and also the Oniarncnlnl branch es; and lor that purpose a gentleman and bis wile i qualified to instruct in those separate departments of education would bo prefered; otherwise the principal will bo required lo procure a sui'able as srsiuni, with tiro necessary qualifications. Tba Academy is finely located in a pleasant vil lage mono of the mountain districts in our stale* with a climate ns fine ns any in hhe world, ami with other udvanta rs unsurpassed by any situation i.i the state; the society isina high degree, moral,in tetclligent, social and refined, ami the country generally rn a high state of improvement. The academy lot is well improved and adopted for the accommodation of the teacher and his pu pils There isa large two story brick house, alibrd ing 7 comfortable looms, ail of theta but one with fire planes, intended ns u dwelling house for the teacher and his family, and connected with the school rooms which consist, of t wo apartments w ith three lire places, with a beautiful yard inclosed in front and an excellaut garden in Iho rear ol the house, and commanding an extensive and splendid view ol the mountains, distant about 30 miles. Proposals will bo received and consideted until the fifth of Minch, when a selection will be made from the moot worthy. 'J ho School it is expected will go into operation on the Ist of April; and par snts and guardians disposed to patronise it, uro re quested to wait until that period, and they may be assured that no efforts will be spared by us lo render the .School worthy of tl cir support. By order ol the Trustees. ROUT A MAXWELL, J O LEWIS, K I! BEN.VOjV, F W SVALUES, J V £IIA NIC LIN, Feb 7 w3t 31 Trustees. I*ENDhHTDS ACADEMY. I I’.llK Boudletor Academy commenced on iho S Ist of .huiuury under the care of the Rev. .?. L. Kennedy; and the irustc-s take pleasure in recommending Ima to the public as a teacher well qualified lor the important trust confided to him. Ha is a graduate of the Soul,h Carolina col ledge, an exaeliaiu classical and mathematical scholar, and possesses a high reputation ns a teach er, acquired by a considerable < xporiuuce m this part of iho country Tim fine advantages which this Academy pns souses in point of location in a small, retired,quiet, i counirv village, free from the vices, the dissipation i and temptations ol crowded towns, in the midst of a moral, intelligent and virtuous community,exor cising a salutary influence and control on the char acter and conduct o I the youth render it it in the j opinion of the Board the best location in the state j for an institution of learning, and entitle it lo a I lihe.nl share of public patronage. Comfortable hoarding can he had in the village ■ and vicinity on reasonable terms; an 1 every facility | of intercourse and communication with the friends and parents of the students, can he enjoyed by an ; excellent a:;cl well canduoted stage passing through the village throe times a week. By order of the; Board. FK HUGER, ROUT A MAXWELL, F IV SVM MS, SAM’L CHERRY, .1 C CALHOUN, J V SiIAiVKLIN) Feb 7 31 w3t T rustees. HOTUTTO K-UL ROAD CONTRAC TORS. ■ U; WFSTE.UN and Atlantic Kail Road, W Extending from a point near Decatur, m DeKalb county Georgia, to ihe Tennessee river, between Dallas and Boss'landing, and embracing a distance ofone hnn trod and tony miles. SEALER PROPOSALS For the execution of tha grading mid masonry on certain portions of the rail road above mentioned, embracing n distance not exceeding eight miles southwesuvurd of the Chattahoochee river, and fourteen miles northwestward of the same; also of about twenty miles,including the traverse of tl,o Etowah river and its vailcy. in all about forty nnlcs willl l*c received at the office at the commission; : ors, m ;i oriolla, Cobb county,lieoegia, between tho second and ►eveni'u ot April next, during which time engineers will bn in aliendauco lo p dm out the various localities at which iho winkof eons rnc lion is lo ho earned on, and to explain, by the aid of plans and profiles of the route, th- nature and extent tilth* work. Much deep cutting ond filling, and several extensive viaducts of timber, ■till I o requited in connexion ividi the road forma tion. The amount ol Excavations and Embank ments on ih'so porlhms ol the road otfered lor con tracts, as above, will he about two and a half millions id cubic yards. The work will ho divided, into sections, each ah ml one rails in length. Blanks lor proposals: wail he in readiness lor the use ol lho ,o who are dispose i lo engage in ihe work; a I o lor tho ctmclming ot contracts on such proposal as are acceptable to the Hoard of Commissioners. The work provi.l-.-d Ibr by contracts will ba coin , monoid on i-r about : lie first .1 May next. 1 be con cry I iv, rsed -by- the Rail Load, is ele vated anil roiling, and is regarded as one of the most liealllty p-i i ions ot she Unite,-| States. The climate is i.ivurabn- lor field operations during sum mer an i wimnr. By order ol liic Board Commissioners. S. li. LONG, Chief En'gr. W. oh A. Rad Road. Cassville, January 80,1333. J3J wit ON 'i «*.»• I’!'. MR.—3.O Hampers re-Ilrish (or sale low if taken from ihe wharl, by ,tf-> *• JOHN COSKERV. \\7 31 H. CIiANJi. lias just rttsired, i v V Black gro grain itlk, Blue bl'k Puir de Sun, Bl’lt Silk, Silk Velvet, bin French Crape, Bl’k silk Fringe, bl’k and white bland Edging, 1 Ladies bl'k and white Lisle Hose, W hile rnttim do, lel vet edge bonnet Ribbon, i Fine cap Ribbons, col d Pick Nio Cloves, W hite do do Min*, while and bl’k Bilk Claves, Iltrn siichiid LC Hlul'kfs, embroidered Linen Cambric do, fancy <lrets s>hawls, Col’il, plaid and htiiprd Swiss .Muslin, ■S’Kiall lig'd Fronch .Muslin, du do Prints, do do Liuhl Calicoes, and Jackouels 5-4 nrd 0.4 Wa.ibnrn Mieeiincs. leh 20 A CARD. f | til E subscriber lakes this method to inform tho H jiatronsnnd friends of the Wesleyan .Mansion School, and tho public generally, tin t lie lias brought that school to a il.ite, and taken charge of anew instill.lion, lately estahl shed at Williams Crass Roads six miles below W utkinsville, in Clark couiny 'J'bis doierniination tin's not been induced by a want of patronage to the Wesleyan .Mansion ; foi, in that respect, it has been sustained beyond the expectation* ol its proprietor • but by a er alo conviction, ibai in Farmers’ Aoadoniy, under Us present prudent nrrangements, tlie subscriber w ill bo able to do a larger amount ol good, with more pleasure and yrujil to himself, than bo lias been able to do, in Monroe. '1 he new institution will consist of two branches in separate houses, one , lor males, and the other for females. A competent female tuacber will bo employed, to conduct the i female brunch, under the direction of tbo principal teacher ; hot the advanced classes in that branch will make ibcir n-ri aiions to the principal The , two Academies are located at n short distance from each olh°r, and the teacher’s dw filing centrally be- I ween them ; and it is believed that such measures 1 have been adopted as will secure llio advantages, j wiihoiuilic disadvantages, of a mixed school. All , the principal vices, unci fashionable extravagancies ■ | ol town and village schools, a:c elfeciualt-y exclud Jed from Ibis establishment. ’1 lie Academy is fur j nisbed with an extensive Chemical, Philosophical j and Astronomical apparatus, together vv.tb a mnn- J herol largo nod elegant maps, and other facilities | for tho promotion ol education. In view ol the lo I cality of Farmers Academy situated asit is in one | of tho must pleasant ami healthful sections of the up country, together w iib its other advantages, the sub scriber does not hesitate to promise to pupils, a lar ger amount of benefit than he b"s booll able hereto fore to give I lu-m. Every precaution that a prudent forethought lias suggested, has been taken, to throw around the morals of pupils the sirongeSl and most effectual safeguards. All the branches (both solid and ornamental) of a liberal and extensive edunn- j lion, will he taught in this institution, and at mode- | rate prices Boarding may be hud at the'Academy I and within the distance of one mile from it, in the j most respectable families, for eight dollars, or less, I per inotitli. Persons wishing lurtlier information, will please address to the subsciiber. at his present residence. until Christmas-, and alter that lime, at Williams’ Grots Roads, Clark county. The Academy is ex pected to open on the first .Monday in January next; and it is very desirable that pupils, designed lor this school, should be present at ibo commencement of the year. Their advancement, as well us our con venience, would thereby bo promoted. JESSE C. I’AULF.TT. Dec 13 291 rr.3m WILL be sold on tbs ft at Tuesday in May next, before the conrl-lionso duo I',in 1 ',in Jackson- ] boro’{between the usual hours ofsaE, tho following property, lo wit: a negro woman by the name of Cary and her (wo children Peter and Henry, lie* longing to the estate of Ally Ann Gross, deceased ; sold agreeable Io an order of the honorable tho in ferior court of rScrivon county, for the benefit ol the bciiaof said deceased. JAMES P. THOMPSON, adm’r. ' Feb sth, 1833 vvtd 33 (T'i OL. BROWN of Brown’s Ferry, took from the VAlndians ono head guard Chain with “Wm Flour noy Angos-I 'h i; 1834,” worked in if with gold heads; also, one fuitj :welled doulio-caved hunting watch, with gold guard chain and key— 1 h ■ watch has three letters on the front case—the owner, o- ony of his relations can pot it by describing letters and pro v n g p operty. If no applicatioh bn made i i four months, the watch will bo sold and tho proceeds di vided among the troops, —application to bo madejto the editor of the Columbus Herald for the bend i chain, and lor the Watch lo Col Brown. Tho Columbus F/oraid will copy the above end or ward tho account to Col Brown, nov 27—tf277 OTICIS. Pe-snns indebted to the subscriber | cither by note or book account for the years 1331,’3.» and ’3fi are requested to call on Thos M. Berrien and Mill ford Marsh, Rsqrs. anil settle tho same. L oncer indulgence cannot ho allowed, jan 19 15: 11. F. RUSSELL. 1(3 OUII months after dale, application will be made lo the honorable Inferior Coin I of Bu rke county, when silting far ordinary purposes, lor I leave to sell lot number three hundred and thirty fonr, (334) in the sixth district, Carrol county, con taining two hundred two and a half acres. Jan 23 18v\4m Wra VV MAUND, Adrar morphs after date, application will bo ' »- made to the hono able Inferior t 'ourt of Burke Ouniv,while sitiing for ordinary i urposes, for leave lo soil the Land and Negroes belonging to the estate of Peter Applewhite, deceased JOHN APPLEWHITE, adm r net IG, 1337 4ira ‘243 j Fit OUR months nfier date application vvil be | $ made to tho Honorable the Justices of the In j ferior Court of Columbia county, when silling fir ordinary purposes for leave to soil the whole nf the real estate of Elbert B Dunn, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said dc ! ceased. ALFRED J. DUNN, mlm'r j onl. 10, 1537 24 i, j jnj3QUR months afterdate application w d! be ma’da' jA. tn tho honorable Inferior court of Columbia | county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for I Isave to sell the following lots ol Lund, viz: A'o 408, j I in 4thdistrict; 287, 27th district; 78 and 4fi, llibj j district; all Curly county, belonging to tha estate of ; James Blackstone, deceased. WM P BEALL, r WM. YARBOROUGH, iau 13—!5 administrators. fJjkOU'R months after date application will be . made to the Honorable the Interior Court of | j Burko county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, I : for leave 11 sell all the red and personal property of ; Henry Utley, lute of Burke county, deceased i WILLIAM UTLEY, ) . , , GREEN UTLEY, 5 Adm rs ' i dec 1 281 ra4m I ‘C3OUR montlis idler date, application will he I | a- made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Jelfer-1 j son county, when sitting lor Ordinary purpose, for i j leave to soil the Real Estate of the late jValhuu j j Brussel, dcc'd of said county NATHAN' ilRABSHL.adm'r. jan 4—m4t 2 Wiilt tho will annexed. | ('OUR months afterdate application will bo made a to the honorable ibo Justices of tha Interior Court of Nynveu county, while silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Lands belonging to i the Estate of John M. Roberts, deceased, late of' I said county. STEPHEN MlELS,arim’r. U!.1.1 A ROBERTS,adm’n. j Feb Otb, 1338 4tm 33 I R months afterdate,application will be inarm j i to the honorable ihe inferior court of Columbia | county while s lluig tor ordinary purposes,for leave lo i sell tho real estate of Ihe late Elbert B Dunn of said county deceased, for the benefit of ibo heirs and i creditors. A4.rr.ED J DL’NjY, Adm’r, j riov 12 id • 208 GEORGIA, ) By the Court of Ordinary hake county; $ Burke county, ftA/’HEKEAS Benjamin Mobley,Robert F. El I Vs’ listen, and lli .urns I’. 1 .!ltston, Executors j if Robert Eltiston, dee d , lato ot Burko county, tas petition;':, . lie cour,t lor letters dismissory s These are therefore to cite and admonish all per ions interested (j file their objections in iheClerk's Rico by the first Monday in .March next, vv by said t-lters should not he granted. By order of the court, T. 11. BLOUNT, d. sept 15,1837 mOt 218 GF.GRGM, I By the Court Ordinary lor said {lurks countn, $ Count vi Vx7 H i FitE aS Niirah Smith Administratrix, and Allan .S’ i! Prior, Administrator of Jaa.cs J Smith, deceased, Into of said county, have petitioned said court for letters dismissory, statin" iiiaith"_> ..ave Lilly administered said estate. , liese are therefore to cite’and admonish all con cerne-. nhe and appear before said court on'' the firu duicmy May next, ami thou and them shew i.tuso why said letters shall not bo granted iv order ol the court * T II BLOC AT, -d c c-n b c nov 10 wdm gt* vkaotgia, Sterivaa CiimjAy: » 4/HLREAS, Peter Arnett applies tyr Letters v v of Administration on the Eslato of Alloa Helton- deceased, of this county. 'J'lifsc are tlieteforo to cite and adm inish all and singular the kindroJ and creditors of said ida.-eascd, to be and appear at my offico'withtn tlio lime pro -scribed by law, to shew cause, if any thsy have, why said letters should not ho granted. Liven tindn my hand, at oliice, in Jacksonboro’, this dill February, 1833. JOb'rlU A PERRY, c a. o. s. o. Feb 9 30d _33_ Georgia, limke county: \ /t. iiEREAAi, Samuel Dowse, applies for let * V i er3 of administation on tlio estate of John 11. Whitehead, deceased. These arc therefore to cite and admonish nl! and singular, the kindred and creditors id said deccasod, to he, and appear at my office, within the time pre scribed hy law, to file their object inns, if any they have, why said fetters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office in Waynesboro’, ibis 22d day of January, 1839. jan Sid w3dd T. 11. II LOU NT, D CFk. Georgia, Burke county: » %' lI KRKAS G B Aloore applies for letters oi * » Administration on ho estate of John Haws deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred ami creditors of said dee’d to he and appear at rny uffice, within the lime prescrib ed by law,to show con ,il any they have, why sani letters should not he ; cud. Given under my hand, at Waynesboro’, this 32d day ol January, J8»8- Til BLOUNT, 1) Cl'k. jan ‘.’(s wiJud Georgia, Jefferson (Louuty. W/ lIJSItEAS)- Moses Brinson, jr. ap; lies I > » » me for letters of Administration do bonus non on the cstato ol Win. birectman lateolsaiJ county, decease!. o t These are I herefov « cite and admonish all ami singular the bindred and creditors of >aid deceased to tile their objections (if any they have) in my office within the time prescribe d by law Given under my hanctat office, in Louisville, tin*.. IGth day of Jan ld3B. L BGTiiW ELL, HiwJOda Clerk C. O. Georgia, Burke county; \l JJt.REAS, E G Kirkland applies-for letter* V ? of ndminimation on the estiite of Aaron i/uin, deceased, with Uie will annexed. These, are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular lie kindred and creditors of said dcc'd li> j be and appear nt toy office, within the lime piescrib | cd by law,, to show cause, if any they have, why ' said letters should not boginnted. Given in id.er rny hand, at Waynesboro, this 22d day us Inuucjy, 1838. TII BLOUNT,uccou'. i Jan 26 21wtd Georgia, Burke county: W ilt .K LAS Edmund Gurlick applies for let ters of administration dobonis non, on tho estate of W m. UeWoll, deceased. These nre I hendcuvj to cue and admonish all and' singular tl ic kindred and creditors of said decerned,, to he and appear as my office within the lime pre scribed by l iw, to shew cause if any they have,, why said let ,ers should n.,t bo granted. Given up tier my hand at oflicc, in Waynesboro’ this 2711 i i lay of January 1838. Jan 3i>- .T H BLOUNT,vccou i Georgia, Jefferson county, t tw illJ It MAS Elizabeth i’ool applies for let— w» tors pf Adminislratioiron the estate and af fects of -Stint \ief I’uul, isle of said county, deceased. These ere therefore to cite and ndukmish all'and singular the limited and creditors d( said deceased}, to be and ap ( rar at my office within the lime pre scribed by la rv,.to-file their objections, if any tticy I have, to shev I cause why said letters should not be granted. Given und< IF rny hand 1 at' Louisville, this IGlIr Jan 1838. • E BOTH WELL, 14:wl Ccfg Clerk C. O. Georgia, . foflcrsou County: Will'' REA A", Win, Jeffers applies for Letters of Administration do bones non on tho estate ofKie hard -"-Vires, deceased. These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and upi i,ear at my oliice within tho lime pre scribed by h iw, to file their objections if any they have, why t aid letters should not he granted. Given tint errray hand, at office, in l.nwrsvil o.thia sth (layoff ab 1838. LBLNR. BOTH WELL, Fob 8 321 d Clerk- Georgia, A driven County: WHKR r'-A-S, Elijah Oliver applies for Letter* of A dministmiion on the i.stale of Jacob j Oliver, deceased, of this county. These are therefore to cite aad admonish ail amt singdar the heirs andcreditors of said deceased,- to he and appot.. r at rnj office within the lime prescri bed by law, to lilo iheir objections, if any they have, to show cause wuy said loiters should not bo granted. t, Given under my hand, at office, in Jacksonboro’,. this sth day of February, 1333. JOBIIUA PERRY, o c. o. a. a. Feb 9 30d 33 Georgia, Scviven County:. WHEREAS, William Greene applies.for Let ters of Administration on tho Estate of John- W. Bryan, deceased, of this county. These are therefore to cite and ndmorvah all and 1 singular the hairs mul creditors of said deceased, to • he ami appear at my office within the lime prescri b d by law, to tile their objections il any they have to show cause why said letters should not he granted. Given under rny hand, at office, in Jacksoaboro’, this slh day of February, 1838. JOSHUA PERRY, ccojc. Feb 9 _ _3od 9 GEORGIA,) By the Court of Ordinary It* Burke county ) said County. S/ft/”II EKEA-S John Saxon, Administrator of »s' Jolm 8. Kenner, deceased, lata of said conn ly,have petitioned said court for Idlers dismisssory slating that ho has fully administered said estate these are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned, to he and appear before said court on tho first Monday in May next, and then and there shew cause why said letters should nut he granted. By otderoi the court. T. 11. BLOUNT, d c o o n o nov 10 6m 261 I GEORGIA,) Court of Ordinary, i Striven county, j September 'Perm 1837. | ] PUN application of Alexander F. Hopson,adrai i nistralor de bonis non,of the estate Green D | Pearce dec’d.,stating that he has fully administered 1 said estate and praying citation ibrleters dismissory, it is on motion ordered, that the clerk do issue a cita tion requiring all.persona to shew rouse why the same shall not bo granted—and that the same bo i published once a month for six months. A true extract from the minutes, this I2th day of i September, 1837. JOSHUA PERKY, cl’k. nov. 4 mfim 259 GEORGIA,) By the Court of Ordinary of said Burke county. $ County. WHEREAS Allan S I! Prior executor of Ed mund Prior, deceased, late of said county has petitioned (or letters dismissory, stating that lie has fully administered said estate These are therefore to cite mid admonish all con cerned to ho and appear before said court on the first Monday in May next, and t lion and there shew cause why said letters should not bo granted. By order of the court. T II BLOUA’T d c c o a cl i nov 10 w6m 264 rEOROhK, Columbia county: REIIE A S William Yarborough, administra v d tor on the estate of James Yarborough, do ; leased applies for Letters Dismissory, These are therefor to cite and admonish nil and. ; angular the kindred and creditors of said dcc’d to ho j uid appear nl my oflio within the lime prescribed ; >y law, to shew cause, .f any they have, why saidd i offers should not be granted, j Given under my hand, at office,in Appling, this sth day of Sept., 1837. 8 sopt 18 m6t GABRIEL JONES,clerk. Georgia, Burke County. %%' HEREAB James Grubbs Administrator of * Hie estate ef\Vm. Bryant, deceased, applies tome for letters of dismission. r These are therefor to cits and admonish nil and singular the ktnlrednnd creators of said dec’d to ho and appear at any office, within the lime prescrib ed by mv, to shew cause, if any they have, why earn letters should not be grated. Given under my hand at office in Waynesboro, this22J day of January 1838. Jan 25 2 lm6m Tll BLOUNT, pcco b c. Sj'OUR months after date, application will be roado a. to the inferior court of Jefferson county when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the •eel e. tato and ncg.ocs of Andrew E. Wells eased .MARY J WELLS, AdinV nov It w-Jra 260 ‘ ‘