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VXgWii'd Hum and Gin SO barrels n N E Kami 30 bhls Giu; fur sale low by fM»H« JOILV.M COOPEH A SON. M. . "TOR HALE XValuable track el Land in the Parish of 'Fointe Coupee, State nf Ijximiana, consisting bfkhom One Thousand three hnn efad acre*, of lam], two hundred nod fitly of Which it now under cultivation Tho land in prin cipally covered with cane breaks. There is on said plantation a new fnimo Gin house complete, ar.d prist mill; a barn or corn bouse; a frame dwel ling 41 (bet by 33; negro cabins and other out bon *«■■ A sufficient quantity of horses, rallies, oxen odd'utensils, to cprrv on t|ie crop; a good slock of milk cows mid c drove of bogs The land is high and free from inundation of the highest waters; tlm place is healthy,no deaths having oeenred since its settlement in 1834; the soil is of the richest kind. This plantation will be sold low and on accom modating terras providing the purchaser puls on a sufficient force. Apply to IOSLI'II LALLANDE, New Orleans, nr to XGARUELLE, Augusta, march 8 43d2m0 NO CURE NO PXyII— Salt Kheuu, King worm, Tellers, Scald head, Jackson or Har brr's Itch, and all nlh.-r diseases of the skin, are •ffectnallv cured by the use ofSAND’S remedy Me Nnlt-rhcuni, which has never yet failed to ctfre'lba single instance. It is an inlire new dis rovdi*y 'Hi the annals of IttedtCino, and the subscri bers are willing to gdUHtntCe n cure to every pur chaser, or refund the full prim of it. No change in diet is necessary, and there is no danger in ap plying it even to the Umdorest iidnnt. i’repured and •old by A HA D Samis, lot) Eoltonsl. New York, and sold by appointment by liaviland,/fisley A t'o. Augusta. Price 91. 4ft;kifi« march 8 UtßOtll HOOTS. A n iMortmtnt of Rnlboiis roots, among them are some splendid Hyacinths, Tulips, Ac. Also n large assortment of Iresh Warden seeds, just reieived and (or sale by imar I ANTONY A 41A INKS, 232 /frond si. Prime green com ee, Porto Eico, Cuba and Uio, lor sale by march** 66 HAND Si SCRANTON. foitli LEGS. fI3IIE snbsr.riticrs having nindu competent ar- JL [iingemonis for accommodating those who have had the misfortune to loose their lower ex •remities, or any purl of them, with (.'oi k Legs to supply the loss. They are prepared to corn s p oid periodly in neatness ami appearance with the natural ciircmuy, whilst they are light end strong, and by the assistance of suitable springs and joints are admirably adapted to supply ilia convenience 1 fit’ th> natural hmh in walking, Ac. Poisons I desirous of availing lliemsolve-, ol these valuable I mid elnganl iniproveiin'iils will need to apply in fiersoii, in order that an accurate discriplion suited toilie noeorsities of the artist may lioohlainod. marti 22 ANTON V & II AIN US, Apothecary Hall, 233 Hrond si s»r. Evnns’('nintMiiilf and Aperient Rills. ON LOW NRIRITS.-f.ow spirits is a cer tain state ofllie mind, accompanied by nidi tjotlion, wherein tho greatest evils are apprelionded 'upon the slightest grounds, mid tho worst cruise, •quonces imagined. An ancient medical writer supposed this disease to he confined to those par ticular regions ot the abdomen, technically callud Lvpocliundrin, which arc situated on the right or left side nf that cavity, whence comes the inline hypochondriasis. Sym/itoms. —The common corporeal symptoms are, (lalulciicy in the stomach nr bowels, acrid eructations, cosiiveness, spasmodic pains, giddi ness, dimnss ol sight, palpitations, mid alien an utter inability affixing the intention upon any sub ject ul importance, or engaging in any thing iltal demands vigor or courage Also liiiiguidness—the mind becomes irritable, thoughtful, desponding, melancholy, mid dejected, accompanied with n toml delßitgcincnl of the nervous system. The mental leelings and peculiar train of ideas that liuuni the imagination and overwhelm the judgement, exhibit an infinite diversity. The wisest and best ot men are as open to this nflhctmn us tlx yv> okesl. Cause*.—A sedentary lifuol any kind, especially severe study, protracted to a late hour in the night, and rarely relieved by social intercourse, or i xercise, a dissolute habit, great excess in eating and drink ing, the immoderate use ul mercury, violent purga tives, the suppression of some habitual discharge, (as, the obstruction of the menses,) or long contin ued eruption ; relaxation or debility of one or more mpurinnt organs within the abdomen, is a frequent cause. Treatment,— The principal objects of treatment arc, to remove indigestion,to strengthen the body, and to enliven the spirits, which may ho promoted by exercise, early hours, regular meals, and pleas ant conversation. Tho bowels (if costive) being carefully regulated by the ore simial use of a mild aperient. We know nothing better enlciilnled to obtain this end, ihnn Dr. Wm. Evans' Aperient Hills,—being mild and certain in their operation. J ho bowels being once cleansed, Ins inealimnblc Camomile ITUs, (w Inch are tonic, anodyne, and ami spasmodic) are un infallible remedy, and without dupute have proved u great blessing to the numer ous public. Seme physicians have recommended a Irce use of mercury, hut it should rot be resorted to; a s in many cases it will grcaily aggravate the symptoms. atari Tor sale by ANTONY A HAINES. I Sole agents lor Augusta, 232 Hrond si. PEWIT OtTLF COTTON SEfeiV. 11l AVE a few hundred bushels ol I'jo above Cotton Seed, which is genuine, i’lniuers who dasir* to improve tho Cotton crop, would do well to call immediately. Also, a small lot ofuimiiied Nankeen Cotton Heed, for sale. Eebl» 35 A. CIJMMLVC. Tim Consiiintionnlisl will copy the above. B GARBING, »Mrs. J. CARRIE having ta ken the large three story brick house on Hmad Street, directly oppoaile Marlin Frederick « coulee lionary, is now prepared to acconimodiile Hoarders in a superior manner. A few i ingle gentlemen cun be accommodated with excellent sleeping apart ment#. jan 10 7 Georgia Ins. A Trust Company, Augusta. Jan, 0. { f pill' Directors have tins day declared a Divi- X dend of Four Dollars per Share, out of the profits of the last six months, payable on and inter the 10th instant W T GOULD, Seo'y. jan 8 tl 3 TVJ EW HOOKS—Just received by Hicliiii'tls IN A Stoy—l .oila, or the Seige of Grcnad the tinlhorof Eugene Arum, Kim/.i, vj-c. illnslraled | with splendid Engravings from drawings by the I most eminent artists. Pickwick Papers, a new edition, with numerous : illustrations, 1 vcl octavo, complete. Ethel Churchill, or tho two Brides, by rhe author ; of the ImprovisHtnce, Emiicisca Carrara, Trails ant i Triala of early life, Ac. marl i IVJ OTICE,—'Phe cupnrinorsliip lierounor e.xiat i* ingin this city under the firm ol Cowling A Garde lie, expired on the Ist day of January Inst, by its own. limitation. The business of the firm will bo closed by A. Uardkllk. J. V. COWLING. __EehJ 3,1837 t» IGA H DKI.i.E; 11311E Hnbscrdiei begs leave to inform Ins friends X and. tbs public, that be will continue to trans act the Commission Business in ibis city, un der bis own name. A.GAHDELLE. fell 13 t< 36 NOTICE. FA If* CL VKK have nssorimed with • them Mr. George Hnckelt. The busm ens in this place will he conducted in the mime of Clark, Racket! A Co. Jan 30 J 3 S"ct'LL SHOAL’S DSWUI K«;s V\l) YARNS,—The undersigned being appointed Agents lor the sale ot the aliove goods, will keep constantly on baud a full supply, which they will dispose oi’ou the moat reas enable terms. jan 22 dAwSta ('. A GREIA'ER A CO f. BROA DIJEXT. A ItTi.ST, RESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Augusta, Hamburg and its he has taken a room at the Masonic Hall, where he will be happy to wait on siu h hs wish tbnr likenesses taken, either in portrait or min iature. Specimens of hi* painting can he seen at (he room—seeoml story—wlienfhe invites the pub lic to call and examine for themselves, nov 13 ts 365 11. liciolflcii. Arti*.l. REGS Uave respectfully to inform the citizens Ji > of Augusta, that he has returned to (bis city, and taken the room formerly eccupied by him in the .Masonic Hull, where he intends remaining | ur a e.v weeks, ami where he would Ik* happy to receive those who may desire bis professional services IFr The public generally, ore invited to call Q i„l *ee Ins specimens. nou RiClUfO.Vu «UDUirF'MALE. WILL tie sold on ike Tuesday in April next, al th« Lower Market house in the niy of Augusta, within the legal hour* of sain. All that trart or pafgel oflai.il situate, lying and being on the water* of Lillie Spirit Greek, in the county of Bicbniond, containing one thousand, five hundred and eighty-nine acres, more or lea*,'being pari of a tract containing two thbusand, two hun dred and sixty-five acres, known as the Upper Mill tract; bounded on ihe North by lands of l-ewis //ar ris, onthe South and ~outh cast by lands of William* and Kelly, and on thedvest by lands ol Geo. Turk i nett and oilier*. Also,nil ihutolher tenet or parcel of Land, aitunte, lying and being in ihe back swamp of Savannah river, in tho country of /Richmond, containing one hm (.'red and eleven acrea, being ihe £aeternmoal [ bnlfofa tract of land, sold by the exeeniorsof John I Savage, deceased, to Barthn A, Kerry, nod was bounded at the lime by landa belonging lo ( arm bell A, Tnrknell. The above lands are levied upon as the property of Gilbert Longslreet lo satisfy anexo eutiun Iroin the Superior ('on/t ol Richmond coun ty, upon foreclosure at the instance id Thomas J. Walton, assignee ol J. (I. Mdftfi, Vs Ihe said Ismg street, RICH. F. RUSH, Hep. Sh’tT. Jvlsrch 1, IS3B fraor 2 47 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD RUNAWAY (rnm the subscriber while in camp, near //arnbnrg, .S’ C. a certain negro man named Prince, ■fflf aged about 40 years, dark complex 'l y l m ion, chunkey, heavy bbilt, about 6 vl feel 8 nr 10 inches high, has tevdral of bis upper fore teeth missing; and CaSHBHB tolerably brisk spoken. Sind negro was purchased from the workhouse in Charleston. Any person who will apprehend I said' negro and deliver him to Mr. Wm. Turner ( ol l.lamburg, or secure him ho that said Turner can ! g»t him, will receive the above reward. Jan is. WILLIAMS, it ROt/GHT TO A HOI ST A .1A l tj, ON the 241 b ins) ,three N'e- Jfjjf groes, who say they belong lo Mrs. Sarah Ficklin, Besuford fcS* BW*7 District, S. C. Smart Cyrns, / and Monday,—Smart is 22 CCstJEc ffjg, j years old, .0 feet 8 inches high, DbnAmt* has u scar over thn righteyc, rather thin visage, dark complected. Cyrus is 21 years old, 5 led, 11 inches high, has a scar a toss ins nose, dark complected. Monday i< 2J years o'd, f» feel, 8 inches high, dark complected. Tire owner is requested to come forward, pay expenses, and take them from Juil. (iih 27 3tw ELI MORGAN, Jailor. i lITV DOLLARS REWARD. ijj RAN AW A V Irnmlhesub scriher lust evening, a Negro man by ihenumeol Frank, ovf.-ss ,i)t-ftl well know nas Frank Deal. Jit ‘ * s oboul 3!) or 31 years of ago, very black, with whiskers, m rxt»o.t»-Jft».mo- and stout, and has his front teeth out; quick spoken, and very intelligent (or a Acgro; lie is about 5 fed 7or 8 inches high. He may he lurking about Augusta, us helms a wile at Mr. Riley s, a lew doors below tho Lower Mar ket. Has boon in the employ ol the Steamboat Company tor several years past. The above reward will be paid (or his apprehension and confinement in any safe jail, or delivery to mo. J. A. DOVE, Richmond Co., 12 miles below Augusta on Savannah rund. jnn 24 tl 19 I LBCIIOOL FOR tOIJNG LADIES. ; fIDIE second term of .Hiss Train’s School I for young ladies will commence 22dJan. at the Sand Hills, in the vicinity ol Augusta, on the premises of tho Rev. Mr. Davis, where will bo taught all those branches considered essential to a thorough English Education, comprising Reading, Writing, Orthography, English Grammar, ahd Composition, Geography, History, Natural, Intel lectual and Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, Arith metic, Algebra, Gcomuliy, &c. together with French. Lessons will also he given in Vocal Music, Draw ing, ('hinese and Mczzotmlo Painting. Terms for English brunches, 910 per quarter Extra for Drawing, Painting, and French, each 9. r >. This school is designed to bn permanent, and its location cannot readily he surpassed in salubrity of climate. ■Should the patronage he such os 10 make it ne cessitry, Miss Train will provide herself with a competent assistant. Recess for one week at the close of each term, will comprise the only vacation of the school. J Eligible hoard can he ontainod on reasonable erius, Jan 19 W2mo Georgia, Richmond > In the Superior Court County t 1 Jnn. Terra—lB3B. ) r| NIII-; Sheriff having returned Solomon Knee- I land, Robert Walton, arid John W Hoard, ds defaulting grand jurors nt tho present term of the ! superior coin t. //Irani N Wilson, Samuel Wilson, | Major Daniel, R I) //amhn, Daniel Bryant, Joseph Barnett, Hawkins Hills, Horace Clark, J I) Lewis, . and John Allen, ns di (milling petit jurors at said : term. It is Ordered, That the first named as j grand Jurors, be lined in the sum ol forty dollars, and the Inst named as petit Jurors he fined in tho sum ol twenty dollars, unless n satisfactory excuse on oath he filed with the clerk of this court on or 1 before the first Mmulnv in April next. A true extract from the minutes. march 6 3t JAMES MeLAWS.cik. I Tt. AU!) Dr. 11. N eesou having porma- I A ncntly located himself live miles south of \V#yne«ho rough, Burke county, on the place lately owned by mi. '!• Almond,respectfully tenders Ins services to th > citizen* ol ui»i vicinity in the various brandies of his profession, foh 22 4lw* 44 NOTICE^ jdhew SIRAV'ED from the subscriber on the night of the 28lk of January ie VH3I 1 ,,a1, ( n huge bright sorrel marc Mule, J' , 7mor u hi tie .nclinevl lo a roan colour; \ w g it is rather believed, that she has a slur in her forehead, roach mane, &c. The sum of Five Dollars will bo paid tunny person who will deliver said Mule lo me at Forsyth, Geo., or give information so ihm I can gel her, fob 27 3tw -17 A. SAMUEL W EBTE RN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD. To Lund Owners. SJERSONS owning land in l>e Klab, Cobh, Cass, and Murray counties, over which the route ol tho Western and Atlantic Kail Rond pas ses, and especially guardians and executors, or j administrators, having unv legal eonirol nfany lot or lots of land, on said route, are respectfully re j quested to attend at the commissioners' office, In Marietta,Cobb county, at any limn to suit their con venience, in the month of April or May next, for j the purpose of having their claims, if any, against ! tho state, adjusted and settled, for the concession j of the right of way for said Rail Road, over their l lots of land respectively. By order of tho commis sioners, C L BOLTON, Sec'y pro tern. | Feb 15 38w4t An extraordinary nnd remarkable cnre7" Mrs Mary Dillon, ol Willinnishnrgh, was restored lo health by the use of this medic ima The sy.op. * toms of this dostixssjng case were us follows: Tutsi loss of appeiite, palpitation ot the heart, twitching of the tendons,w ith a general spasmodic affeclioii of the muscles, difficulty of breathing, giddiness, I laugour, lassitude, grunt depression of spirits, with the tear of some impending evil, a sensation ol I buttering at the pit of the stomach, irregular tran sient pains in diderenl parts, great emancipation with other symptoms of extreme debility. The above ease was pronounced hopeless by three of ihe most eminent physicians, ami a disso lution ol tho paiieul daily nw ailed tar by her friends which may he authenticated by the physician* ( who were in attendance. (She has given her cheer- I iul permission to publish the above facts, nnd will t also gladly give any information respecting the I benefit she lias received to any eiiquirins mind MARY DILLON. KT Mr. Chnvles Semple, who had been alilicled for five years with humeral habitual Asih * ma, applied 10 Dr Evans on the 4th of Nov, labor * ing under the following symptoms: A sense «i ’ lightness arms* the chest, with Ihe greatest diffi- K cully in lireaihing, distressing cough, generally ' ( tiding w uli copious expei loruiu.n of\ iscid phlegm, ilislurlird rest, the. lace turgid and of a livid hue-' could not lie in a horizontal position without the sensation of immediate sntfocalion, languor, drow siness, and dissinrss in tho head, nnd loss ofup pel le. Mr 5. applied to ihe most eminent physician in ‘ (lie city, likewise used several oilier remedies ’ without ohtiniiing any permanent benefit un ' | til iiis liiemis persuaded him “o piece himsell mu) rDr e,vans' treatment. He is now relieved ot his complaint, nnd called at the office yesterday avowing that ho hud not words to express his crati ' ude lor llie benefit he had received. Fur sale by ANTONY A /MINES. SCHOOL i'Olt HOT• —At ib« Leetur* Roumul the Presbyterian Church, lower story. To commence on the first Monday in March next Mr. Itipley P. Adams. Instructor—The English Department Will include Heading Orthog raphy, Penmanship, Arithmetic /English Grammar, Geography, History, Ueclamttion and Composi tion. Terms $l2 5.) per quarter The Classical Department Will include, together with the English, 1. Ancient Languages, 2 Mathematics and Book Ko’ping, 3. Higher English Branches and Belles’Leltres, 4 Natural Science*. 'J'uilion Sin per quarter Modern languages, each 310 extra, Young gentlemen may be fitted for College or for I business. Small Days will ha admitted,and receive appro priate attention Application may he road’ at the School Room, or to the Rev f M Egertun, corner of Mclntosh and Reynold i treats. Payments quarterly, in advance. Feb PJ 42; irdw: wlnt TO fcoAt OWNERS AND PATROONS Navigating Savenah and broad riven. |>Y anaetdf the General Assembly of the state I A of Georgia,assented lothe26lh December, 1836, it is made he duly of the interior courts of the sev eral confides of said state, bordering on,.ir which navigable waters pass through, to cause to be pub lished, the provisions of the several acts of the go ncrt/I assembly, ri-giilai’irig boat owtfers, their agents and patruons, navigating said waters. By the aforesaid acts every boat navigating the Savannah or Broad rivers, arc required to have a white patroon,with a Bill of Lading ready prepared to exhibit to any while person, who nay wish to examine the contents of Ihe boat under their charge, showing the name ol said patroon end consignee ol tho cargo aboard of said hoftl, and furthermore for bids any boat owner,their agent or patroon,to permit any boat hand being a slave; to pul on hoard of th ir hoot, any eorn, cotton, pens,stock of any kind, pool try or other articles in which by law they are forbid to trallii k, except tfie same is exhibited in the bill of lading of the owner of said boat or bis agent,and un der his or their direction eiildre-t, makingit penal against every offender of the of..rosaid acis. Therefore,nil concerned will take notice, that the acts of which the foregoing is extracted will bo en forced against offenders who may ho taken in the county of Lincoln. Lewis Pakk.a, W. B, Cantblow, John Moss, Stephen Stovall, I’liTKii Lam ah, Judges of Inferior court, hot 28 if JJ7r) Georgia Female College. SCf FITS BORO’ GEORGIA. r JMIK Spring term of this Institution, IB3S will ■ open on Monday, January Bth, It is desira ble that all students should he present tit the lor iiiul.iim of classes, on the first day of the term. The government of the Institution is strict, but salutary lining by written laws and constitution, which are rigidly enforced, after the manner of the republican Stale Governments of this country. A pamphlet, containing hints on Female Education, our system of instruction, discipline, &c , will shortly ho pub lished, and sent to all who may I, cl interested enough to apply (or it, by letter to the Principal. The hours lor instruction are from day light till nine ./clock 1’ M. (summer anil winter ) reserving four hours for meals and recreation. On .Satur days, students are engaged only till noon. The Ly ceum. (a literary ami scientific .Society,) of which the I’rpiCldal is ex 01/icio, President, meets every .Saturday evening. This society has been estab lished hut a lew months,and has already proven it self to be immensely improving to ths young ladies. We pledge ourselves to impart in onu year’s time to any young holy, who possesses a good mind,and who can road fluently, a handsome handwriting, a a correct knowledge of Grammar, Arithmetic, Geog nip by and spelling. A married gentleman, from South Carolina, in engaged in lltu drawing and painting department. His work will compare with any artist's in the Southern States Besides the above branches, he will teach portrait and initial ore painting, gilding, bronzing, smithing, transferring prints, fancy works with perforated paper, Ac. Ate. In* the musical department, instruction will ho given on the piano guitar, and flageolet. Lectures every night on hit. mail and comparative Physiology, Botany, Aslroti oiny, Chemistry, Ac. &c. Exertions are being undo to have a clergyman at tached to tho institution, which will beelfeclod j with ns littledeiuy as possible. Wo haven library i of 800 volumes—an herbarium of 2 )U0 species o( I plants,collected by the Principal, in tie Stale of I South Carolina—optical instruments —Chemical ap pnrnius, maps, globes, Ac. V'lio young billies are requested to dress plainly —not to wear Jewels of any sort, and noi to attend balls mid parties. No store accounts without, the sanction ot parents or guardians. Such as have accounts will lie required to tegisler all their ex penses mu book they will keep lor the purpose Potions will receive a minute report of their chtl i dren’s progress in their studies. Board ean be had in the village, j We solicit the patronage of our Southern Iriends. and pledge ourselves to labor to deserve it. We not only invite but would be llatlered by the visits of all who may bo disposed to attend our Icr litres, re citations, Ac. on any day or hour during tho week. L. LATABTE, ANNA M. I.ATASTjE, dec 27 xvtSJ&mSm 302 Principals liable Hold. r<HlEsubsc.*.’ hcr purchased this dcstra 1 hie site, in the l.'r.'j' ol Jackwn, situated on the north sfde of the State-House “‘juare, is deter inmed to remove oit in a few’ dnj'2, and assures 7 those who may call on him that every attention and provision shall he made for their accommudu t on, which the nature ol the country will permit; ami that his nccoic.inotlaiions for liavullers, horses, and hoarders, shall be equal to any in the State,off of the immediate bunk ol the Mississippi river, and In so far ns the circumstances of the country will permit,his accommodation shnllptol he surpassed by any. Ho pledges himselfto k”opa good table,good bar, furnished with the best of liquors; good com fortable moms; good clean wholesome beds; a quiet house, free from not and, noisy intemperance; and good dry si aides furnished with good ostlers, and a plenty ol corn mid bidder, and at as reasonable bums as practicable. Prompt payment, at short periods, will, in all cases,he required. T» members of the Legislature,and those having business in the courts at Jackson, the subscriber will lilmish good Comfortable rooms, both in sum mer and wittier, either m his main Tavern building, or in one a low yards distant, which ho has lately procured, and filled up (or the purpose, at their op tion. They are invited to call and examine Ins uc commodations for themselves, and if they like, try them. Ho is perfectly aware of the accommoda tions hitherto afiordad in this town, mid is deter mined to improve, them andlhat t nose who favor him with their custom, shall not not go awav reasonably , dissatisfied. H. B. WIGGINS, Jackson, -Miss Sept IS. Mount Vernon. Jan 4 m3ra S ]VJ OTlCE.—Stolen from the subscriber one IT small sorrel Horst;, about three or four years old; Its is branded on tho left loin with a small carnage box, which represents the letter (); an\ person Riving information where I can get said horse shall be liberally rewarded, also for the ap prehension ol tho thief. Tito horse was stolen on ihe2ilinst. Any information respecting him can be addressed to the subscriber at Mt Willing, post office, Ecgeftcld, or Lecsville, Lexington District SoGn. ELIJAH WHITTLE. ’ Feb 20 42w3t* \ LI. persons having claims against the estate i t . Rebecca Birch, late of Richmond county d censed, are herein' notified to present them to niv duly attc-ied, within the time prescribed by law. Jan 3 I L BURCII, adm’r. A OTICE.--Persons indebted to the subscriber * either ty note or book account for theyears 1834, '3-i and '36 are requested to cull on Thos M Berrien and Midlord Marsh, 1 -qrs. and settle the same Longer indulgence cannot be allowed. .pin Id Do IT. F. RI'sSELL. months after date, application will be made to the hono able Inferior Court of Co- Itimbia county.while silling for ordinary i urposes, lor leave to sell the Hand and Negroes belonging to' Ihe esipte of Ruben Allen of said county deceased march 8 Bin J RHODES, Ex’r months after dale, application will he made to the Honors.do the Inferier Court ot Scriven County, when sitting for ordinary pm po ses, (or leave to sell all the Lands belonging to tin ■ Estate of James Boston,dec’d. TIIO.VAY BOSTON, Adm'r. ' DIBStOL.LTIO3f.~Wt) taka thu method to inform the public that we have dunlved our copartnership in every branch of Mercantile busi ness, by mutual consent. E 11A ti.Ul.Vl AN, J D BARNETT, w u barnett. Oglethorpe county, Jim J. (eb 13 wit CIOL. BROWN of Brown's Ferry, took horn the /Indians one bond cuard 6'hnin with “W rn Flour noy August 22; 1834," worked in it with gold beads; also, one full jewelled double-cased hunting wptch, with gold guard chain and key—tin; watch has throe letters on the front case—the owner, or any of his relations can get it by describing letters and prov n g property. If no applicatioh be made I t four months, the watch will be sold and the proceeds di vided among the troops,—application to be made|to the editor of the Columbus Herald for the bead chain, and tor the Watch 16 Col Brovin. The Columbus //erald will copy the above anil •rward the account to Col Brown, nov 27—1f277 SGKIVEN SHERIFF’S SALK. WILL be sold ott the first Tuesday in April neu, between the usual hoCrs of sale belbre the Court House do r in Jacksonborongh:— One tract of land containing seven hundred acres, and adjoining lands of Hen.y Buford, Elijah Roberts and William Green; levied on as the property of James K. Nicks to satisfy a fi la in favor of ,Low, Taylor & Co. Property pointed out bv the . Attor ney. JACOB BRYAN, Sh’ff. march Ist [mar 5 01 ALOIINIST RA TO US* SALfc. ' WILL he sold by virtue of an order of the honorable, the Inferior Court of Columbia county, when sitting- for ordinary purposes, at Drayton, Dooly county, on the first Tuesday in May next, between Iho usual hours of sale, Two hundred and two and a hall acres pine land in Dooly county, known as lot Hunger 2(5, in the 10th District, belonging to the estate of Daniel Shipp, deceased, and to bo sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. • Terms made known at the sale. JOHNCARTI.IDGE, Admr. mar 1 43wld WILL he sold on the first Tuesday in Match next, between the usual hours of sale, ot me Market house in the cily of An/usiu, by virtue of an order ol the Honorable Inferior Court of Columbia county when sitting for ordinary purpo ses, eighty two iicics, more ol less of Line Land, in Richmond county, five miles above Augusta, ad joining lands o[ .(nines G. Stallings, Benjamin H. Warren o.yl others, it being a parlol the real estate of William Whitcomb, deceased, and to he sold for lhe puri use of distribution among the heirs of said deceased. Terms made known at the sale. GABRIEL JONES, Trustee, For the heirs of Win Whitcomb, deceased, dec 2(5 wtd 201 Ift/fk/ ILL be sold on the lOlh of JJnreh next v v til the plantation,all the property belong ing to Araon //am, deceased, lute of Burke coun ty; consisting of five horses; cattle, stock hogs; corn and fodder; plan otion tools, house hold and kitchen furniture; six thousand pounds ufsecd cotton; one horse cart; owe hag cotton, <Vc. Terms al sale. E G KIRKLAND, Adtnr. Jan 29 2'dvvtd with the will annexed. Georgia, Columbia County: WHEREAS Benjamin H. Warren, Executor of the H ill ol W illiam McGar, deceased, applies for letters Dismissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and MMgnlar the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear al my 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, this 241 h day of February, 1833. GABRIEL JONES, Clerk. sch 27 47 JEOHQI A. Columbia county WREIIEAS William Yarborough,administ'n tor on the estate of James Yarborough, I i teased applies for Letters Dismissory, These are therefor to cite and admonish all lingular the kindred and creditors of said d ic’dt) md appear al my offic I within the time prescrib >y law, to shew cause, .f any they have, whysv letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, atofficejin Appling, this Olh day of Bept., 1837 sept 18 m6t GABRIEL JONES.clerk. GEORGIA, f By the Court of Ordinary of said Burke county. $ County. WHEREAS Allen S B Prior fekecutor of Ed mund Prior, deceased, laid of said county lias petitioned for letters dismlnsrtry, stating that ho has fully administered said estate These are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned to be and appear before said court on the first Monday in May next, and then and there shew cause why said letters should not be granted. By ordsr of the court. T II BLOUNT v e c o « cj nov 10 w6m 264 GEORGIA, ) By the Court of Ordinary lurke county: $ Burke county. LVTHEREAS Benjamin Mobley,Robert P. El *» listen, and Thomas T. Eiliston, Exeuulms if Robert Eiliston, deo’d , late of Burke county, ms petitioned the court for letters dismissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish all per tons interested to file their objections in thcClerk's Dice by the first Monday in March next, why said ellers should not be granted. By order of the court, T. 11. BLOUNT,!). , sept 15.1837 mf.t 218 GEORGIA) I By the Court of Ordinary; for Burke coUnty ) said County. ' Vy HE REAS John 6'axon, Administrator of v * John S. Kenner, deceased, laic of said conn ly, Have petitioned said court for letters dismisssory i slating that ho has fully administered said estate i these are thetclore to cite and admonish nil con • rented, to fie and appear before said court on the first I Monday in May next, and then and l here shew cause W J® saM letters should not be grained. By otderol the court. T. H. SWUNT, d c c o I C nov 10 6m Georgia, Jefferson County: W// E RE AS Roger L Gamble, Administrate* of the estate of the late Manning Spradley, °fsaid county, deceased, applies for dismission from said administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of said dec’d to b" and appear at my office, within thetime prescrib ed by law,to show cause, il any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at Louisville, this 26th day of Feb. 1838. EBENEZEU BO lIIWELL, _">ar 1 Clerk C O. GEORGIA,) Bj- the Court Ordinary tor said Burke county, $ Counts i /HEREAS Natali Smith Administratrix, I V w and Allen N 1! Prior, Administrator of James J Smith, deceased, late of said county, have petitioned said conn for letters dismissory, statins that they have folly administered said estate. 1 nese are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned to bo and appear before said court on the first Monday in May next, and then end there shew cause why said letters shall not be granted Bv order of the conn 1 T II BLOUNT, d c c o b c nov to wdra 264 Georgia, Burke County. VV GLREAS James Grubbs Administrator of * » the estate «f Wm Bryant, deceased, applies to me lor letters of dismission. >r These are therefor to cite and admonish all and singular the kin Ired and creditors ol said dcc’d to he and appear at any office, within the lime proscrib ed by taw, t*> shew cause,if any they have, why said letters should not he grated. Given under iny hand at office in Waynesboro, this 221 day ol January 1838. Jan 2(5 21.nr.tn Til BLOUNT, occo3 c. Georgia, Burke county: 1 \Y'HEREAS Elijah Atmwny, administrator on » V the estate ol Redding i> Byranr, lam of said countv, deceased, applies for let lets dismissory. I hose are therefore to cite and admonish all and aignlar the kindred ami creditors ol said deceased to t.e and appear at my office, within the tine ore- MTiheu by law, io show cause, if any they have why said letters should nut he granted Given under my hand,al Waynesboro*, this 17rh (by ot teb:, 183 d. T II BLOUiVT, D Ci’k. bb 21 m6m Gh.OUGi A, > Court of Ordinary. l 'uencnunly J September Term 1837 I i application of Alexander F. Dopson,admi , nistrator de bonis nun,of the estafe Green D 1 e irce dec d., slating Hint ht has fully administered sa.d estate and praying citation fur Jeters dismissory it is on motion ordered, that the clerk do issue a cita tion requiring all persons toshowiuuso why the same shall not be granted-and that the same be i>uhlisheu once a inuiiih iorsix months. 1 V (rue extract from the rainules, this I2lh dav nf i Sr p(cmber, 1837. JOSHUA TERRY, c |'k I nov- 4 m6m AGREEABLE to an order of ili« honorable the Inferior Court of Richmond county, will be i gold on the first Tuesday in May next, at the Court ' House at Elberton, Ga f ■ 1 A house and sot in Petersburg, 'Elhqft county, ( belonging to the estate A. Graham, dcc‘(L march i WM. M. D’ANTIGNAC.ildin’r. ( mar 5 51 BOARDING SCHOOL . Tor Young Ladies, in the Village ol , PICKENS, S. C. MRS. S. BELCHER baa opened this School I , with decided advantages. She was regularly j, educated for the responsible business of teaching, ( atone of the first Academies in the Union; and, in | addition to tins, lias had the first ofmasiers to give her lessons hi her residence. She has taught ifora j thelitne heredncaiion was completed to the present, and will pledge herself that if her pupils do not make reasonable proficiency, she will forfeit her charge. Young ladies will have every attention paid that the most anxious parent could desire. Their health, mariners, morals and improvement, 1 will all have the combined influence 61 experience and the most salubrious and delightful climate in the World. The surrounding country possesses great ; advantages; bealih, cheapness of living, a beautiful river with a splendid bridge across at the Village; these, and mahy others too numerous to mention, (Pokeit a most desirable residence for families who wish to educate their children. Mrs. Belcher has a relation who gradoaled at one of the first Colleges in the Union, who Will be associated with the school and teach such branches as a gentleman usually at tends to in a well ordered institution, Music, Vocal and Instrumental, will be'aught by Mrs. Belcher at ten dollars perquaner. Anyorall ol the Ornamental branches, $lO per quarter. CLASSES. Introductory, 812 per year. Second, • 14 do First, 16 do Board, washing, fuel and lights, $75 per year. Stationary can he had in the village. Payments , lo ho made quarterly. References: Kov Ur Gilman, .1/oscs Holbrook, M I*, A Holies Ksq. Charleston. Rev J Grish am, Muj Win I. Keith, P Alexander, Esq. Pickens. ! Pickens, Feh 14 37wjmo NOTICE WltAlL ROAD O ONTRAC. TORS. \\T ESTERN and Atlantic Rail Rond, I T * Extending from a point near Decatur, in ! DeKalb county Georgia, to llie Tennessee river, S between Dallas and Boss 1 landing, and embracing a distance of one him Irecl and forty miles. SEALED PROPOSALS For the execution of the grading mid masonry on certain portions of the rail road above mentioned, embracing a distance not exceeding eight miles ! southwest ward of the Chattahoochee river, and fourteen miles northwestward of the same; also of about twenty miles, including the traverse of Urn Etowah river and its valley, in all about forty tniles willlbe received at the office ol the commission; ers, in Monel to,Cobb county,Georgia, between the second and .-evenlh of April next, during which time engineers will be in utiondanceio point out the various localities at which the work of consi rue lion is to be carried on, and to explain; by the aid of plans arid profiles of the rollie, tin* nature tod extent of the work. Milch deep Cutting and filling, and several extensive viaducts of timbal, will be required in connexion With the rend forind , tmn. The amount of Excavations ami Embank ments on those portions of ills road Ottered fur con tracts, as above, will be about two and a half millions of cubic yards. The work will bo divided; iulosections.eacliaboiitonemileinlenglh. Blanks , for proposals; w ill bo in readiness for the use of Iho re Who are disposed to engage in the work; al.sb; ' for the concluding of contracts on such proposals as are acceptable to the Board of Commissioners. The work provided lor by contracts will b« com menced on or about the first ol May next. The country traversed by the Kail Road, la ele vated and rolling, and is regarded ns one of the most healthy purlieus ol the United Elates. The climate is favorable for field operations during sum mer and wlntef. By order of the Board Commissioners. S. H; LONG, Chief En’gr. W. & A Rail Hoad Cassvtlle, January 20,1338. J3O w4t MERCHANTS AND~F LANTERS Look at This!! ’ fTXHB President of the Princeton Factory, de ' A sires ro trlake known to the public, and espe cially to the merchants in the interior and up country of Georgia, that ho has during the winter boon running part of his machinery in the mann- Inclore ol (Jcorgia Nankeens, with a view to sup ply what may bo Wanted in this state the com ing season. IJaVlhg advantage over the Northern manufacturer in the saving of the cost ol Irans , portation both ways, as also the rate of exchange, ■ items which must be paid on northern goods by the consumer, or by the merchant that brings them out, I can sell my nankeens on belter terms than the Norl'iehi ariicle can be sold, for the merchant to make any thing by bringing it out. In offering my goods lotho public, I stano pledged to furnish an fine, as handsome mid as gnod an article as can be procured from the mirth, or any other quarter. My nankeens are all manulacturcd from strictly prime deep dark colored nankeen cottnn, grown in the ne.ghboring counties, and it is n known fact that the goods will not (ado by washing. My goods are 32 inches wide, tho best width I consid er to cut to advantage; and are put up in cuts of thirty yards rind upwards to the piece, by which liability to remnants, in retailing, is greatly less limn happens to the northern mode of putting it up in pieces of 10 1 2 yards each. As 1 shall have by the middle of April a stock 1 on band sufficient to supply all that will be prd -1 bably wanted the coming season, for the greater [ part,ifnot all the populous counties in this state 1 felt it due to merchants in Georgia, as well as to ' myself, to make these lads known to thertf befbre ; ll >ey go north to lay in their spring supplies, - that they may be better prepared to act advisedly 1 sularas regards the article of nankeens Besides, it is hut fair that ihesuuthern people patronize their own industry and lake care of their own do mestic institutions, ralher than be tributary to the north for articles that can be had at home on at least ns good terms and as good quality. I solicit the p„ w - ' ona g e of Georgians, to give me a home ; marker for my ,':! ,rirs . wuu durances on my part, ilmt they shall always be generously am. iv dealt by. I keep also at all limes by me a largo 1 supply of cotton yarns, spun Irom prime while not- j ton and put up in bales of 240 lbs each; embra cing in suitable proportions all the different Nos. I ' hat are in demand, and can supply orders to any I extent at a moments warning, and on as good terms as can he bad in this slate- Also cotton Oznabur ges 32 inches wide, made heavy and good. 1 also announce uuhe public that my wool cards arc now in opperation, in first rate order, and that carding of Wool for country customers is done at Prince ton Factory, intbo best manner and with prompt ness and disptch. My woollen machinery is ex tensive, and I expect during summer to manufac ture a tine article of Kentucky Jeans, for the fall market, of which further notice will be given in time. For all goods and yarns of my manufacture, 1 take prime cotton in exchange, either Ihe whiteor nankeen at Augtfsta prices, with the freight off The Princeton Factory is situated two miles from Aihensou the middlle fork of the Oconee river, on the load leading to Walkinsvifie. . march 8 44w3t Wm WILLIAMS, Pre.'t . Princeton Factory. TO THE PUBLIC. PAYNE & JANUARY’S Patent Lever Press, for Railing ttnd Com pressing Cotton. rjHIF. attention of Planters and Shippers is res- A pectfully owned to the above valuable inven tion, with the confident belief ihat it will be lonnd superior lo every improvement ot the kind yet of fered to the public The coinparalive'y tr.fling expense required for its erection and successful op eration, together with the quantity of cotton it is capable of packing, (six or eight hands being able lo turn out 50 bales per day,) give it an importance which they trust a liberal community will appre ciate. As some evidence of the favoinble opinion al ready excited in the public mind, the proprietors beg leave to introduce the following report and re solution of the select committee appointed bv the House of Representatives of the State of Missis sippi. “The select committee to whom was referred the memorial of Messrs Payne and January, have had the same under consideration. The committee have examined the model of tho cotton press pre seined by Mr, January ; f ro m said examination, and ihc statemeifls ol several gentlemen who have seen the same in operation, the committee believe it a valuable improve-tent, and ou c well worthy of the patronage of the cotton'planter, both for packing and compressing cotton. The committee therefore recommend the adoption of the following resold [ tioq ■ Resolved by the Lt/fiaUlun yf Ote State of 11 titnppi, That Messrs. Payne & January bv ih. i veiilion ol their new patent cotton Dress’ 1, ~“ ■ tributed in an essential manner to "it®'l operation of cotton pressing. P ttw 9 Adopted by the House of Representatives on I 6th day of May, 1837. ' m ‘ ve ».onth« | Recommendations.—The undersigned ft bers of the Senate of the State of Missiasinni.w W great pleasure in recommending to the cotton olam W ers of Mississippi and the adjoining States •=■■ At January’s Patent Lever Cotton Press, for Met* I ifig and compressing cotton. From the examin.' Mb lion we have had time to make of the model e h 9 biled to us by the patentees, and also from the ' port of a committee of the House of Represent 19 ' lives of this State, we have no hesitation in savin that the general use ol the patent lever cotton nre/ « will be highly beneficial to the cotton planing in' ft tercel of the Southern States. b la ‘ H (Signed,) A. G. McNutt, Stephen Cocke 7,1. *1 Wall, Franklin Wall,Kohl. H. Buckner, R. A. H *f gis, James Me Raven. u * I do certify that 1 have one of Messrs, Payne and Janiiary’s patent lever cotton presses erected on mv -I plantation, and find it in every respect superior to any thing ot the kind I have ever seen, and would _ recommend the adoption of it to every planter in he South. With eight hands, 50 bales per day s| can be easily baled, and when erected, will nu doubt, last from tweniy to thirty years. ' ,J i/inds county, 7th April, 1837. • ( A. STONY. v fl ay.] Natchez, 21th Feb 1837—1 have wit- J iheopemtion of Mr. January's patent lever ijß col ton press in compressing a bale of cotton (fora ft the size 0f37 inches to the size of 20 inches, and do 3 with pleasure state, that I believe it a cheap and m durable machine fur packing or compressing cotton NOAH BARLOW. 9 [Copy.] Natchez, 27th Feb. 1837.—Having wit. j nessedlhe operation of the lever press lately put up J lin this place by R. W January, Esq. for the purpose ” of compressing cotton, 1 have great pleasure in say- ■ j ing that 1 was fully satisfied of its efficacy, and *3 1 would earnestly recommend it to the notice of planters who are warning pro.-ses at their gins for r ' | packing cotton. J B. 31. STEDMAN. | - .1 j [Copy.] Natchez Oil Mill, Feb 27, 1837.—W0, I the undersigned, having examined the patent lever , compress of Mr. January, and seen i' in operation, A ! aro perfectly satisfied that w hen the machinery is "l i propeWy adjusted it will not require more than the J j power of two men to compress o bale of cotton; 1 leaving it as small in dimensions as that from tlu | usual screw press. We would cordially recom- 1 1 mend it to ail, and more particularly to those deter | mined upon erecting a compressing machine, as 4 being preferable on many accounts, and certainly J two of the greatest importante, viz; expense and power. DAN'L A. BALCOM, * JAMES MU NS ELL. JOHN A MBLER, SETH YOUNG. I have examined the compressing machine of Mr. January, and fully concur in opinion with the above. fe; C. AMBLER. He; the undersigned, having seen the above j hamed machine in operation, lully concur in the statement expressed by thehbdve niinied gebtltemen. WM. RAMSEY, THUS. J. SHROYER. [Copy;] Natchez, Feb. 2l ( 1837.—Mr. Rob’t January—dear sir: I as an Uninterested person,have witnessed, while the ship Montpelier, ol which I have the command, was lying at the cotton press lending, the power of ydur compressed lever press, and can attest it has reduced one of my largest bales of the lot Os cOllOn marked “Elias Chilfs,” as smalf as any that I have ever had Irom the steam press of the same size; ami it is my opinion that yonr press can reduce cotton bales into as small a compass as any steam press, us I Wds convinced from the tfial made with the cOtton bale above referred to. 1 was one of the three individuals that compressed said bale. . To all Planters in want of presses, w ho make Wfgh crops of cotton, which they are in the habit of shipping to Europe, coast wise, I would unhesita tingly recommend the adoption Os this press, as it would enable them to have their cotton carried nr less rates of freight, and the compression can bo done by iheir own plantations while ginning. lam very sorry that your press had not been in operati. in before my cargo was pressed, as yoif would have hud a better chance to have exhibited the performance of your press before my departure Wishing you all the good success that you just ly merit for your industry, I remain, your sincere friend; JAMES MfelGS, On board of the Ship Montpelier. Burke County, Goo. Jan. 31st, 1837. I certify that I have packed seven or eight bags of colt m on Fuyne As January’s patent lever press, and find it in every way superior to any thing of the kind 1 have ever seen, and can with pleasure recommend the adoption of it it) every planter, and’ I nave no doubt wbfec erected, will last twenty or thirty years. JOHN G. HATCHER. JltjnKE COuNTt; Get). Jan 3lst, 1838. 1 do certify that 1 have one of Payne As January's patent lever presses on my plantation, the first that has ever been erected in ibis State, and can slate with pleasure to the public, that it surpasses any thing ol the kind I have ever seen in point of speed, ease and convenienc ?, and I see no danger in pres* sing cotton w ith proper care,and it can be attached to the gin-house, so as to bo secure from all weath ei. The cost of w hich thny be covered with $273' ot $3OO dt lari best, and when built of good maten als, will no doubt last from twenty to thirty years,- and 1 believe it is calculated to press two hales in the tittle any screw can press one, and would recom mend the adoption bf it tb dll planters. EIJVV. J/ATCHEri; GEORGIA, Darke county: We the undersigned do certify that we were pre sent and witnessed the operation of Messrs. Payne At January's patent lever cotton press, erected on 1 the plantation Mr. Edward Hatcher, and tako i pleasure in saying that wo believe it will answer i the purpose most admirably, and will be a decided : advantage to every cotton planter. The Cotton halo pressed in our presence, was five feel long, twenty- J five by seventeen inches, which weighed four hun dred pounds. The tale was pressed with lob l hands. A. J. LAWSON, JAS. W. JONES, A PEMBERTON, JO.S'EPH S. REYNOLDS.! D. W. CLAYTON. Feb. 7, 1838. I concur with the above named gentlemen. WM. HATCHER. 1 concur with the statements of the above named gentlemen. WM. S. C. MORRIS. GEORGIA, Sufke county 1 do Itereby certify that 1 was employed by Mir. Edward Hatcher ter build one of Payne dt Janim* y’s cotion presses alter a model produced by Mr. John Perrin, wh'ch I completed and saw in opera lion, which performed beyond my expectations. J urthcr 1 believe two good mechanics can complete one in three weeks, timber and iron furnished ; I also think it worthy the consideration of all cotton planters, also all those who wish to compress cotton hates. James nelson. Fob 9th, 1838. GEORGIA, Burke county: I certify 1 have seen tlie performance of Messrs. * Payne <fc Janurry's patent lever press ami can say with pleasure that it surpasses any thing 1 have ev er seen or knuwn to pack colt m with, and is not surpassed in point of speed, ease and convenience, and when erected, will no doubt last twenty or thir ty years, and do most heartily recommend the adop tion oi it to all planters. Given under my hand, this Bth Feb 1838. James Mcallister. Ido heartily concur with the above ecnificute. a SAMUELS. LOVEIL. / I most earnestly concur w ith the above cerlifii ate Feb 9th. 1838. JOHN OWEN.' Persons desirous of obtaining ibo above named Patent Press, either for Georgia or Florida, w m please address John Pf.r bin, Waynesboro’ Burke I ounty, Georgia. In offering tlie above named Press for sale to the citizens of Georgia and Florida (its utility having already been proven) wo hesilaie not to say that in every instance where n trial of its power is mode! that it will bo found greatly superior to any thing of tlie kind over offered the public. We hope for and confidently expect, the patronage ol the public* A. BRYNE, ~ ~ „ , JOHN PERRIN, (eh It Smdtrw&w 37