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I'EARY & Co’s. If AT WART- ItOO.II S , ) No. 3 Broad street, and 4 Asior House 1 I it rood no)', N'ew York. Tlio aubacn liars, (or several yours past, lime had and urgent aolioilatliiiis lo supply orders -it wholesale, and have (toon obliged, almost uniformly, lo decline, in uonscqu< m e oi'thedrmnnd el retail being ns much,and in many instances rnoro, limn llicy could moot. In oalalilishing a branch talcs room at the Astor House, it hoenme noccssnry to enlarge ihuir finish ing establishment, and in doing so they have made •ueh nrrnng< menls ns w ill enable them to supply to a limited client orders ut wholesale. Their sales must in it measure ho liinitud in con sequence of their determination lo adhere slrielly lo tlie principle heretofore pursued, of keeping no aim 1» a I mnil, whirli regulation has been one means ol giving them the advantage over the large nod res pectable huues.*, in liemg in advance with the la. h tons, having no old stuck on hand lo deter them Own anticipating the wishes of tin fashionable pub lie for a change when called liir. Each and every hat will ho finished expressly for their rcroil trails, niid orders at wholesale will be taken from them, without any selection, except of •lie*. lly this moans the retail dealer will receive the full benefit of our facilities end exertions in bringing forward the latest and most approved fashions. Having attained their colehr ly not only by fur nishing a superior article at a reduced price, but by a strict adherence to a system peculiar to them selves and novel in this country, they would avoid any thing in making this arrangement that should tnterfi ro with that system. Selling but one quality of hats, and ihegre ilsr pait if our r usloir.ers being eoimiiuissimrs id the article, whose ni'o discrimination can detect the least delect in its quality, brainy, or general char nelr r for true taste, we propose supplying Ih.'il pai l ot the wholesale dealers rvilh an iissoilmcnl intended for their must particular eusloineis V\ e shall not lake orders for hats varying in quol |y or style front those retailed by Us at I he Iniio Ihe order is leeci veil. I.KAKV A-, Co. For the informal ion of those nnncqiminted with the repiitulioii ol their estahlishinent, they annex Ibo following editorial remarks from .ho London Morning Honihl “ I he progress which the Americans have nunl,.' in si\oral branches of mamilacliircs is really aa ‘tonisliing. A few years ago there was not a halter in the I tilled Stales who could make a hat til lo lie worn by a well dressed man, ami consequently nil bats of a superior quality were imported from ibis country, A great change has taken place. Wo have seen a specimen of gentlemen’s (nils maim factored by Leary At Co. of Now York, w hich are equal, if not superior, both as respects shape and quantity, to the very host tna Ic in any purl ol tins country. Although the uiuleruils are chiefly sui t from England, thuy me sold, retail, about one-third cheaper limn in London” march id. svv lui JfIIIOUGHT to AUGUSTA JAll , on the full inst. a negro man, calls himself lit Ml, •ays that he belongs lo Benjamin Runnels, at Mil. lodgovillo ; he is live feet eight inches high, dark complected, twenty.five years old, has n sear on the right side of his nose running up iiitlm eyebrow, one ou the left sole of the lorehead ’I he owner is requested lo come forward, puv expenses and lake him from Jail. ELI AIURUAN’, Jailor, n prill) w3w Georgia, Jell.ison county: lkyA r 11EREAS Ashley I’ldllips, ndiniiiislrrilor w» on the estate ol Stephen Colter, lute of said county, deceased, applies for loiters disninsorv Them uro-ther. loro to rile and a luienish all and singular Ilia kindred and eredildrs of Ihu said de coasod, to he mid appear nl rny olliee within the .time proscribed by law, to shew causu if any they L.IV O, why said loiters shoal-.I not ho grained. liiveu under my hand at olliee, in Louisville, ‘this Ifithihry of March 1838. mar ifi F.BteNKJSI ill BOTIHVELL, Clk. Georgia, Ttiiiuieno t onm v : WILL he sold, to lb.i highest bidder, within lh« law lid hours ofsiile,i n th first Tuesday i>i July next, at tho court huus.- in the town of I Taw fordvillo, in said county, .seventeen uud a Imll ucres .»•! land, belong,ngtu tho estiileof tA. Nolens, hue •ol said cmmly, deceased, adjoining lauds id I bus. *U. lluruin, lUddin Rhodes, and others, nil in the moods, and cornering on the (ienrgi i Kail Road, within one fourth ot a mile west of (Taufunlvillu. To bo sold pursuant lo an (iriler ol iho IniMoruble Ihu <’onrl Os Or-inarv of said c ounty. ’J’urtns of snlo on the day. JUKI, E. Al ER( ER, Ailin’r. dehnnii non on the estate us C A N. lees, dcc‘d. nprd I i Georgia, llurlie ('ouiity: Court ol Urdinmy present, tlieir honoi'i R\Vl';v 1 uni, Abel Lewis, mid /. Palmer, Uurc.'i ,)t/i JMAB. H TPO.N the peliiloit us ilnrinn IMRiee, stating Allllul E //olliday, doc , lute ol Burke comity, 1 did, euilfiH loth day ol September, 1831, by his cer tain bund of that dale, obligate himself, his hors > und assigns, to execute lo one Win Uanirl, of.l/or- i ran c unly, titles to the Id ol Land in tho town of i ‘uinsct, in the county of AJurrny eunimeMenig on n the street al tho rornerol lot iNo 3, in the first ,>hvis- r ion ol said town, running south with mill si reel v ly f’Ur, to n snort. 10 (eel wide, thence w ith said e • treel one hundred and sixty fuel to a erosa street, ' n ihcneo up said street, lo lower pint r f let No |, And also slating that ho is ilia assignee of said I bond, and I lint said Abner E. departed ibis Ido witliuut executing <*nid titles, and praying that Ala ihevv Jones, the administrator ol the said Aimer E may bo directed to execute to tin saul Burton Me | Ghee titles lo said lot. Whereupon, on m ition of | AliiboH 1 Marsh, counsel (or said pel it toner, il is or dered, that unless good cause bo shown to the con trary, the stud Mnllhow Jones,adiuT. its aforesaid, will ho.nl July term of this cun: t i.exi, direc t d to tauke said lilies- And il is further ordered that n copy of Ibis rnlo ho published once u munch for three months,before said court ,1 into extract front tho minutes, march 81 ut3t Til BLOUNT, D cl’k. I Georgia. Uni-kc county; Court us Ordinary—pn sent tin,-ir, honors (5 \S Ev ans, Alfred Lewis, and E Palmer, Esqrs. Alore/r Hth, 183 d XTl’OJVlho petition of James llmhinmn and Win J Hosier, staling that Aimer E Holliday, dee’d. lute of Busko county, died in the county nl ,Marray, on the sight day of September, 183-1; by Ids ccilaiH bond of that dale, a copy el which is filed in ibis court, obligate himself to one William Hamel, of Morgan county, Ins heirs or assigns, ntlee to two lots m the lows of Poinset, known by tho eVo-, and one half of No Ifi. And also by Ins certain other bond, made Ini he same eonniy on the (il h day of September, 1831, the said Aimer E obligated himself to execute {to the fsaid William Hamel, his -heirs or assigns, the of her hall ofsaid lot No Ifi, in thesidd town ot Poinset (a copy of which last mentioned bond is filed in this cotirH ami the said James und W ild on are tho assignees of said bonds, and also that said timer E departed this life w itlunit executing uud lilies; mid praying lids court to di rect Matthew Jones,administrator ol the estate of •aid Abner E , lo execute thu said Idles lo ihe said James mid W dliaiu. Il is thereupon, on motion of A/ulford Marsh, counsel for s od petitioners, ordered, that unless good cause be shown to the e niirarv, that this court will, at July term next, direct said administrator lo execute said lilies Anil it is fur ther ordered, that this rule be published onco a month lor three months before said court. A true extract Irom the minutes, march il m'.h T U BLOUNT, Dol’lt. jVOTICE.—'The subscriber offers'for sale \TT 1H nous Lois m tho town of Hamburg, w hich are well improved and suitable thr family iv-ulenr. , Alio, two tracts ot Land in tho innnodinto vicinity of Hamburg; one containing one hundred and fifty acres,mure or leas, on which there arc comfortable improvemcu s, well ealcnlai I lor ,i summer u-.ii; and die other containing two hundred and fiiiy acres, well timbered, and on winch there is a lino mill seal, and if unproved would he profitable lo tho owner. The üboveinenlioiied prop.-n. , ;m p,, pure based on reasonable terms. Application can la) made lo .1 II /-’air, who rcsi l. j within li > e miles ol Edgeliel iC.IIor to AJ. (bay, Esq.in the town of //nuhiir,'. riniuc.-iioimblo titles cun he given for the property J<H/.N B. COVLNR I O.N. apr.l 17 wit ].v no Foil Sale.- i icmws aikt J for sale their I’liiinainm, in Hi of War ren, Ring iinraed lately on the main singe road from War rent on i > Spuria, two aides from the former place, cun aimng one thousand neit-a A large qutuinty of the above tract is wood hind, I lie but lance is in n big It stale of enil iv anon und well ada) t ed to ilia cult tiro ufeoil-m, grain, stc. The irnprov e nieaU are mostly new, which, together with Ha lu-althfuleess an 1 siluulion, render «l a vary deaira ble eotiitry resilience. Persons wishing lo pur chase lands in that part of ilm country, would do well to examine this Ira; 1. One i f ihu subscribers miyulall inn -a ha found on the premiss. The terms us sale w ill he accommodating. (W.ORI.K W PAIAir.R apnl 11 w!i BEN I R. PALMER 1 11) II! copartnership be.iei ol- i*- exiting unite I. firm oi Robertson Ac Henediei, m tins day 'bs ' solved liv itiutmil consent. All persons .mlebtcd ) Ip dm Inti! (in.i an- requested in makn immediate 1 : pai'menl in .1. ii. Robertson, who is authorised In 1 e c .Ilril all tin* outstanding debts, and intend lo all I ' tin* na..unit’d business. J.i!. RORMRTSIIN 1 I. fi.BK/VBUICT r \ Augusta,7tb Inly, 1^57. ftyj. R. ROAMii I'.MfN will eohtiniK’ llm Skoo , IbisirteuH on lilh own account hi the old stand, mid No/iciiM ii continuance of th* lorn nr patronage rx endml In llm lm*j (irm 1711 fjiily -•> jj jx i.a.miim; 'nns dav, *** l>tills prime Si Croix Sugars fit) bills Hoslon limn "0 bids Newark Cider 25 boxes Hull’s patent mould Candles i april 111 For sale by N. SMITH A Co. KA VANS’ CA.M.MOMIMi; AM) FA All- VI, A I'MKIICNT' I'lLLS—Kcmarkn- j , bln case of acute Rheumatism, wiibmi nlll,rliun of i I llu* I, lings- -ruled under Ibo treatment of Hr Uin, , I Minns, 101) ChntlmiTi-sl. New Vork, Mr /lenjuutin 1 K Jarvis, 11! Central-st. Newark, N J , uflliciial lor limr years willi severe pains in all bis joints, whieh i vvero always increased on tho slighlesl motion, the tongue preserved n steady w hiteness; loss of appe tite, dii/inesH in Ins bend, tba bowels eoiimionly • very costive, the urin high colored, ami alien pro- I fuse sweating, unattended hy relief. The above I symptoms were also attended wall consitlerablo dil lienllyol breathing, Willi a sme.i: of lightness across r Ibe idlest, blow i.’.e u great want of due energy in tbo , nervous system. 'I bo above symptoms were entirely removed,and a peili-i’t e0.(3 elfvc id by in Wm Means. , I'.MN.I S JARVIS, I To Da Wm Mvi' s. (itif <J ,Vi a ’ Yurie, «s , liunjaiuiit llm Jarvis hiring duly sworn, doth do pose and say, that tin fuels staled in the above e.iirlilicole, snbiCribod by bun, are in all respects | tmo. uini s Jarvis Sworn lr*<nre me, ibis MAi Ii Novi tuber, 1810. IV 11,1 I 1M S.U 1., Notary Public, Oil Nassau-sireel. I. vans' (Veiuiino Mills, f.*r sale, only by ANTONY \ II A I N MX, Agents, April 1 1 llruggist i Auguda, l *a. OTICl3i* John K. lb ia having token his t v brut her Henry Hon inio ,’o-purlnership, in llm Clothing and Hat businem 111 lilts eiiy, they will ojiiiinuo it under the (inn of J K.&H lion. JOHN K. HUH A, april 10 vv lvv HKN'RY lIOKA. A 101. RROWNof Rrovvn’s Forry, took front the , ’Lo' Indians om* bead guard Chain w iih “Wm Flour- | liny August.Vv!( 1831," vvorkctl in it with gold beads; 1 also, oni) full jewelled doul le-easel bunting vvnleh, with gold guard ebaiu Bud key—tb> vvnlcb has t 1 iron hitters on tho (rotil ease - the owner, or any ot j his rel,'dons ran gel it by describing lellcrs and prov n g p opcrly. If no applicalioli be rnado i i four months, tho Caleb will be sold and the proceeds di vided among llm Hoops,—application to bo made to llio editor of thn ColtimbuH Herald for the bead i bain, and lor tiro Watch lo < oil Hrovvn. I Tim Columbus J/erald will copy the above anil 1 forward tho account to Col Drown, nov 27—|P277 ACCOM MOD ATI ON NT All M. riRSONS travelling either to Tallahassee or ils vicini'y, will do well in noliec the (ollow ! mg regulations: a new stage line is now commenced direct (rom ITllalmssue to Hainbridge, byway of I’luasunt Grove, meeting llm northern stngejn Rain bridge, and leaving nninediately on i;s arrival, spend the night in Pleasant drove,mid urrivo in Tallabasseu at ten o'clock llm mint day. As ibis ronlo will bu performed altogether in the day, and ns every effort will be made to give general saiis (nelimi, (be subscriber flatli,rs liimself that ho shall i have IMo patronage of a generous public. april Id 2m W. H. CASSELS. Twenty live iloHisrs Kcwunl. RAN AWAY on lire Uth Jan last, n Jj*' negro woman named Allllll; owned /lyjfy forscveral years past hy Air Jacob Dan- \ bdih ol this place, and lormnrly by Sam- , C\ ■ Vi '" r homas Danlertb of Wilkes or I.in oolii conniy. tSIio is abmi ■! i years of ■' l '-I' > walks l one, parlictilahdy in her left ( lool; miner f-mn teeth out hhe is wall j acquainted in Columbia, Wilkes and l.iiicoln conn- , lies, and may say sho is hiring Ii *r own lime. It is v likely situ lias a pass. Twenty live dollars will / be given lor her delivery lome in Augusta, or lor „ ■ neb iidbrmation aiTwill lead to her rein*vary. I, march 7 J d DDNI. \ I’. Thu Washington Spy will publish the above for i! mo end lonvard tintaceonnl lo J G U. To Angital tt Aicrchmus tiit'l AiicfionccisT at rHV/E subscriber having established himsoJl per- | m a. mnneriijy in Iho town of' Athens, da. as an in Auction and Commission .Merchant, ti{ solicits the pa'romigo of those who have consign- cu mnnlfl to make lo llial place. (I is his opinion, as on well as that of most of llm citizens of that p*aco, da niqiinii'ted vvith its growing prusporily, that rncr- co clmnlN, anil especially drocers, vvlii have goods s«i wliieb I hey arc desirous of converting readily into an cash, will find it veiy much lo their interest lo sand po many oflbcm lo that marl cl. All business in that ■ line, intrusted to tho undersigned, will meet vv i h lb prompt attention. R. Rt )d MR.S, Auctioneer. it kri;itknct;s : til Asbury Hull, James Carnal;, Stevens Thomas, 1,1 Thomas Haniilion, Athens ; John I’biinz.y, Samuel " l Male, Clark, Mo l'icr A (o. Wm. Dosiw iek, A J. ax llunlinglim & Son, L dibaon, Aiii'ustu. 11 april It U.n tfWK Fi 1 AKA Ilian tiio Hampton . i'liNj&. 'doiirso, ■!wo MMih'.S , one a groy, V w 1 ~11 l !*** other a bay , ihe bay a large lino I vAvl 1 '! 7 '' n, ! iro < remarkable for the forma- vv « jfAg a lion ol thelail-bono w here ■! joins lhe V Effv I ip, on account of ils height. She si was in training lor the lust races; the friction of the p blanket has worn oil a small portion of hair from V her shoulders. Tbit grey mare, good size, neat trim, well made, and looks tho racer. Any person s delivering the mares al the llampten Course, ran I obi. in a reward of fifty dollars for them; separately, g twain> -live dollars, [april MIJ F. AV.MACV. n /ViWA ID KM.MT, A largo and romum r ,!ru,|t Nlore on Uroad street, r IgSlgS suitable lor either a Drydood or C.ro- 1 i—.WB%. eery business. I’ossosßion given mi- 1 mediately. Enquire ot ■ion 8 WM.T THOMPSON. 1 B Os’l -a I’t K'KMT-lUiok,containing between 1 K J jO and Slid, and sundry notes, among the mini- i her uru eno made hy Wm. Wright, for $1,500, past due; two by 11. F. Mrwin, for $OOO each, not due; one by R. Philip, for 1235, past due; one hy J. .l! Keimuly, and endorsed by Calvin Willay, foi $370 p isi due; one by J. J. Kennedy and d. U. Red, for $ .’5O, not due, an I sundry other notes, oecounta Ae. not now remembered. Also, a eertOjeate I i 60 shares of the eauitul stock of the GedrWa Kai' ' 1 Road and Hanking Company. All ut ,| le obove j ' pimer* are payable to hry order, and can be of no value without it, ot winch nil parties concernod j Will take no)tee. 1 will pay the tinder $“0 lor tho I I retnra e'. pocket-book and contents. march VI . qvvlm GEO. W. CRAWFORD. 1 rm,,,,- V ORISAT BARGAIN, r § ill f. subscriber being determined to t migrate to ; | -» ilia west, otters for side Ins valuable iraet of mno,"" i lining three thousand acres, situate and lying in JacKsun couMy, Go. on the Mulberry forkot Oconee river, the residence immediatt lv on ’ '•)■' bag moniiloin and midn Alabama roud.vsiious Ollier roads intersecting at the same place, viz . the J/iiledgevillo load leading to tVum's Ferry, on | Chattahoochee, Hurricane Shoal road, leading to I , t articsvillo and Somh Carolina, dreat part ot the ' above land is red muialio land, of superior quality.; 100 acres of rich river low grounds; about 800 acres > cleared, great |i irl bush and in good repair, abound , mg vv it h supo'b springs, well improved, vvilh a cow 1 venient Iranietl dwelling Inoise, two story high, on 1 n s )>’oncliil eminenee; an oxeellent Colton s and / hreshing maehinery, and all other necessary , * out houses No place is ben, r calculated for pub i | in: business ol any kind, in llm «p country. B'eve -1 nil convenient mv'iU’uu’iils on the premises, not iu terlenna with each other Tho whole can be ,-ur - ; chased lor nine thousand dollars, one third in ad vance, the lullane.' in tvvo annual payments, which j is not more than two thirds ol the real value l ikely young negroes will l o taken al their value I april 13 vv3m H ARRISON THI’RMOND. «.l A KIM AN'S s UE. A (IUEF.AHLK loan order of lha honorable the - | il Inferior Court of Serivcn ommty, when sitting s ! for ordinary purjioses, will be sold on tin? first Tin s- I ■ day in June next, before the Court House door, in 1 i the village ol Jaeksonboio, St-riven county, between i i the usual hours of sale, six hundred acres of pine « | land, lying in said county, adjoininglandsol Ceor<-.. \ 11. Muner, J.u ob Wells, and others, belonging 7> ibv minor heirs ol James Neon, sold for llie bcnofii ■.I 'aid mo " < MAVIS* Pi »\\ MIA,, (duarban ■fi vll -8, 1 dd-l I PROSPECTUS OF THE A L GLS T A M IRUOK, i A semi-monthly journal, devoted to Polite Literature and useful intelligence. 71 HIE subscribers contemplate publishing in tlie lb rily of Augasla.a paper under tlie above litlc. | It is customary, on such occasions as ihe present, to publish in itic world a full history in advanceu( Ihe coming publication, in which all tbut could be desired by its patrons is promised. mid by which expectations are raised such as are soldi in realized. I!m wo trust the public have experienced tho trulh oI this remark too often, to regard u disensssion of the merits of our journal, by us, ns any induce incut lu ils support, 'Puking this view of ihe mat ter, we shall content ourselves with a brief state ment of the interifion and design of the Mirror, ; preferring rather to rest our claims lo patronage up on the merits of the paper itself, Ilian upon tire | strength of largo promises. ’i Im Mirror is designed to be exclusively a lit | ERWtv jooitN.u , and will eonluin Popular Tides j — Essays —> Select, Moral Headings—Agricultural and Scientific J nlelligcnce—Puclry — Music, ijr. if I- 1 It will he ihoaimof the publishers to render ihe Mi im hr accept able ns a family payer, by excluding from its columns every thing like Politics, or Sec tarianism, and admitting nothing that can give ol fence toany class of society, 1 ho Mirror will be printed in a quarto form, on n lino, medium sheet, and new neat type, each Ao. w ill contain one page of -Music, arranged either for thn piano-fortn or guitar. The columns of the Mirror are tendered ns a medium for the publication of all approved literary compositions, and vve are not wi.hnnt confidence in the belief teal there is literary talent and taste enough limcng . ur own citizens, to furnish its pages with a goodly portion of mutter of home production. As it is contemplated to issue the first No. early in May, we would request those who )i---l disposed in contribute lo the Mirror, io sand in their com municate,ns before the first of that month. TER.T/.S.—Three Dollars in advance, payable on i the delivery of the second Ao S& toy <if our friends furnishing ns with a list of [ ten subscriber! will be cnltltleil ma copy ol thepa i per lice of charge. W M. T. THOMPSON. JAs. MeCAFFERTY. I april 20,185 fl Ediiors w ill i onfer a laser by giving the above I prospect ns a few insertions. Law Notice. * | ’ HE iicdorsigncd having united in the practlc | ol the I,AW, oiler I heir services to the public They will attend the courts of .Muscogee, Marion, Slevvßrt, Kftndolph, Early, Raker, Loo and -Sumter, ol the Chattahoochee Circuit; Hbuslon, of tho Flint Circuil) and Twiggs, Pulaski, l.owndes, Thomas, | Dccalur and Dooly, of tho Southern Gircuit. Ea siness entrusted to llicircßre will meet with prompt attention. Their ollico is in Americas, SumtSr j county, whera one of them rhav always be found w ben not absent on business. 1.0 IT WARREN, WM II CRAWFORD, oot 10 237 wtf B AW NOTICE.—The undersigned having I i removed from Clark county to l.incolnlon, will aticnil lo the practice of Law in the tfupmior unci Inferior Courts of Lincoln comity, and the ad jacent counties, business intrusted to his care will be promptly attended to. HENNING H. MOORE. References—Hun. Charles Dougherty, Hon. A. ■S. Clayton, Hon. Thomas W. Hams, Got). Edward Harden, Athens; C. J. Jenkins, G. W. Crawford, A. J. Miller,Col. John iVlilledge, William E. Jones, Augusta Lincolnian, March 84, 1833. wtf An c.vtmordimiry and remarkable cure. Mrs Mary Dillon,of Williamsburgli, was restored to health by the use of this medicine.—-Tho sy.np toms of this desire using case were ns follows: Total loss of appetite, palpitation ol tho heart, twitching of tho tendons,with ageneral spasmodic direction of tho muscles, dillieulty of breathing, giddiness, languor, lassitude, great depression of spirits, with thefonrof some impending evil, a sensation ol fluttering at the pit of the stomach, irregular tran sient pains in different parts, groat emancipation with other symptoms of extreme debility. 'flic abovo case was pronounced hopeless by ihrcoufiho most eminent physicians, ami a disso lution oltho patient daily nwailed l«r by her ft lends, which may bo authenticated by the physicians who were in attendance. ‘She has given hor cheer ful permission to publish lho above facts, and will also gladly give any information respecting tlie bench! she has received to any enquiring mind. 1 ‘MART DILLON, 1 {tir.Mr. Chiulos Semple, who had been ifliiclod lor five years with humoral habitual Aslli- t nx, applied to Dr Evans on thodtii of Nov. labor- j ng uniler tho following symptoms; A sense or < ightness across tho chest, with the greatest difli idly in breathing, distressing cough, generally - ndiug with copious expectoration of viscid phlegm, ialm'lietl rest, tho face lurgid and of a livid hue; J mild not lie in a horizontal position without ihe 1 Mutation of immediate suffocation, languor, drovv- i incss, and dissituss m tho head, and loss ofap- t eflo. Mr S. applied to tho most eminent physician m . ho city, likewise used several other remedies vithout obtaining any permanent benefit mi ll Ins (fiends persuaded Ixi.it ~‘o place himself ind.T Hr t'.vans’ treatment fie is now relieved if his complain t, and called at the office yesterday, ivowing that he hail not words to express his grali ttdefor the benefit he hud received. Tt sale! by ANTONY & HAINES Another recent test of the unrivalled virtues of I) -. Win. Evans’ Medicines.-- Dyspcpsia—Ten years standing. —Mr. J. iMcA’cnzie, was nfllictcd with die above complaint for ten years, which inonpaciatod w ith him at intervals, for six years, in attending lo his basinets, restored to period health, under the salutary treatment of Dr Win. Evans. Tho principal symptoms were, a sense of disten sion and oppressio t after eating, distressing pain in the (>it ot the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite, giddiness, palpitation of tho heart, great debility and emaciation, depression of spirits, disturbed rest, sometimes a billions vomiting and pain in tlie right side, an extreme degree of langour and faint ness, any endeavor to pursue his business causing immediate exauslion and weariness. Mr. McKenzie is daily attending his business, and none ol ihe above symptoms have recurred since ho used the above medicine Ho is now a strong and hot hhy man. He resorted to myriads of remedies, but they were all ineffectual. Forbade by ANTONY & HALVES march d Sole agents for Augusta, Geo T\JD IK L* I.strayed from (lie subscriber, on tuo 19th February Id,-.;, gijldcen miles below Waynesboro, in Hurls co. a light bay Mare, with flock maim and tail, Id or 13 years old, lame in ihe right hind leg; any information relative lo said' animal will bo thankfully received and libera[ir re warded. A letter directed to the Mibscriberol Mill Haven I’. O. Senvon co. will besnlliciort nfonna lion- JOSHUA W, KIMBLE, april 4 aw dm TWENTY-l'lVi; DOLLARS REWARD lit Rl NAM YY Irom the subscriber while in camp, near Hamburg, S i Hip a certain negro man named Prince, Sf feed about 40 years, dark complex- M , W mu, ehunkey, heavy ImKt, about 5 \ met S or 10 inches high, has several (xri . y of his upper fore teeth missing; and tolerably brisk spoken. Stud negro was purchased from Hie workhouse mt harlcslon. Any person who will apprehend smi negro and deliver him to Mr. Wrn. Tumor' ol Hamburg or secure him ao that said Turner can g(t turn, will receive tho above reward. ■> an s. Williams V uhhnjv negroes for sviTeT^ ... Die subscribers living in Hamburg, South Carolina, have on hand « large number of Virginia slaves, and will receive supplies every two weeks traders, planters and others wishing to purchase would do Well lo give l]3 :l ,-all, as we always keep’ ft superior assortment. ' Feb 7—w3m 31 JOSEPH WOODS & CO. (licensed, w ill render them in according lo law,and indebted will make payment without delay »P ftl6 £w J AMES GRUBS, F.x r „ TTf i Tt>,t ' s SAMS. VV bo s l old I ' on ‘he first Tuesday in June ; »» next, at the lower market house in Augusta between the usual hour, of sale, a tmet of hnd in hi hm a co, lying on the I ouisville, road near the l .eiory eontatmng u,,0 hundred am] one-fourth lao’v JO n" V P , f a,hU 1 of E - H. Glasscock and ■ ‘P" l ' W, Ll’Ml’KlN, Ex'r. I J'OUII months after date, application will he made to the Honoraolo the Inferior Court ol e Scriven County, when silting fur ordinary puipo hhh, for leave to net I all the Lunds belonging to the „ Estate of James Boston, dec’d. THOMAS BOSTON, Adm’r. Months after date, application will he ( A mode to the honorable Inferior Com tof Burke j county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, lor i leave to sell lot number three hundred and thirty four, '33 L in the sixth district, Carrol county, con i taining two hundred two and a half acres, i Jan 23 18w4m Win WMAUND, Admr if ihonths after date,application will hi; made lie tlie honorable the ihferior court of Jeller son county, when silling ns a court fur ordinaiy > purposes for leave to sell tlioland and negroes of Richard Hudson, deceased, march 10 HARVEY D PIPIfIN, Adra’r. months after date, application will he made (o the honorable the inleiior Court of I Burke county, when setting for ordinary purposes, lor leave 1 1 soil all the real estate belonging to the . estate ol John J. Roc, deceased. A. 11. ROE, Administrator. . __ Waynesboro, 23.1 March, 1838. 4m ;'V’ OTICE.—Eonr months after date, application -1-sl will be made to the honorable Inferior Court 1 of Lincoln county, when sitting for ordinary pnr -1 poses, li.r leave to sell a part of the real estate of John Willingham, deceased. ISAAC WILLINGHAM,) . , NELSON GARRETT, $ Ad,n ,rs ' March Sth, 1838. mar 23 4m \Li, persons having demands against the estate ofMary While, ded'd, late ol Burke county, will present the same, duly attested, within the time prescribed by ELIAS BELL, Eeb C, 183 k ndiu’r lor Mary White, mar 2 41) Hoarding School for Voting Ladies AT A % Madlssn /V Jirsey, near Morristown. dV-H ADAME CiIEGARAY having completed tho arrangemotits necessary to I lie removal Irom the city of New York of tho cstaldishment she has had under her enre and management lor a number of years, intends to transfer tho same to Madison N. Jersey, on die first of May next. This village, celebrated for its extreme licalthfnlness, is of an easy access in tho short space of twohours from New York, by means of the raid road from Jersey city to Newark, end thence by the Morris and Essex raid road to Madison. ’] he house intended for tho reception of young Ladies has been built with the utmost attention to wards their cohblur’% find particularly with a view to protect them against tho excessive licatofsum mer, or the severity of winter. It stands on the declivity ol a hi// within isn enclosure of several acres of ground ; is sufficiently distant from tho village to Ijj free from noise and disturbance, while it. is nevertheless fur from being solitary. The Boarding Selionj at Madison will be conducted on the same principles, and under the same regulations as the one now in New York, with the exception of the division of lime respecting tho hours of study and exorcise; these will ho arranged so as to ho less objectionable with regard to health, and in other respects more productive of good. Professors on the Piano, ringing. Dancing, &c. known by their long and suceedslul services in the above establish ment at New York, Will continue to be attached to the house; in short, there will be no alteration but such as has appeared to ho ol mutual advantage, namely, the change of locality, and inconsequence, a reduction in tho price of Board, Tuition, die. March 13 57w2m Tlie Georgia Journal, MilledgovKle, will copy the above weekly 2 months, and charge tlie same to tin-Chronicle & Sentinel ofiieo. K. Y.ltJ. HILL, ATVO/ILTKS AT LAW, Moticello ami Katcnton', Georgia, Wild, practice m I he several courts of lire coun ties of Jasper, Jones, Morgan, Putnam, Bald win, Bulls, Henry, Newton, Monroe, Walton, and in the federal Court for the district of Georgia. REFERENCES. Asp uslti —A.J.&T. W. Miller; Webster, Pur malce Co , Harvilnnd, Uislcy, A Co. ' Macon. —l’oedi Nisbil, Henry G. Lamar,Charles J. -McDonald. isL'iwfnaA. —Berrien and Cuyler, G. B. Lamar, Jo sep li W, Jacksoll, Charles ion Janie* L. Pmigrue, Weed $ Fannin, C. Ss G. II Kelsey At U a.Vdcad. The Charlostoii Courier anu Mercury, and New York Courier and Enquirer will publish tlie above twice a week for 6 months and tbnxvd their accounts to fins office. uov 17 fvdtil 2fi ( J 3 AW NOTH'Li.—The subscriber lias s?it.'“d 3- 4 in Columbus, Ga. and will give his prompt at- | tenlion to any business intrusted to him. llisullice is m Mr. Hepburn’s brick tenement, opposite the Oglethorpe House. F. A. NISBET. Columbus, March 27. w lm months after dale, application will be i a made to the honorable inferior Court of Co lumbia county,whilo sitting for ordinary | urposes, tor leave to sell the Land and Negroes belonging to the estate ol Robert Alien of said county deceased, march 8 Win J RHODES- Ex’r _ T» BOAT OWNERS AND TATROONS .A uvigating Savanah and Jlroad rivers. B\ an act ol the General Assembly of the slate of Gcorgta.asscntcd to the 261 h December, 1830, it is made heduly of the inferior courts of'lho sev ers fcoimties ol said slate, bordering on,or which navigable waters pass through, to cause to be pub i iished, the provisions ot the several acts of the ge neral assembly, regulating boat owners, their agents and palroons, navigating said waters. By the aforesaid acts every boat navigating the Savannah or Broad rivers, ore required to have a white potroon,with a Bill of Lading ready prepared to exhibit to any while person, who may wish to examine tin* contents oi thc'boat under their charge showing tho name ol said patroun and consignee of tlie cargo aboard of said boat, and furthermore for bids any boat owner,their agent or patroon,to permit any boat hand being a slave; to put on board of their boat, any corn, cotton, peas,stock ot any kind. pool t try or other articles in which by law they are forbid to trafilek, except tlie same is exhibited in the hill of lading of tlie owner ol said boat or his agent,ami un der his or their direction entered, tnakingil. penal against every offender of the aforesaid acts. 1 herein re,all concerned will take notice, that the acts ot which the foregoing is extracted will he en forced against offenders who may bo taken in the county of Lincoln. Lewis Parks, W. B. CANTEI.OW, John Moss, Stephen Stovai.i,, Peter Lamar, nor 28 ts 278 Judges of Interior court. a—k Foil SALir A valuable track ol Land in the Parish i I It ol Pomto Coupee, State of Louisiana, eonsistingof about Olio Thousand throe htm cretl acres, of land, two hundred and fifty of' which U now under cultivation Tlie land is prin cipally covered with cane breaks. There is on Said plantation a new frame Gut liouso complete, ar.d grist mill; a iiarn or corn house; a frame dwcl ling 41 feet by 03; negro cabins and other out hou- ' sea. A sullioiotit quantity of horses, mules, oxen ! and Klensiis, to carry on tho crop; a good slock of milk cows and a drove of hogs. The land is high | and free from inundation of i he highest waters; the place is healthy,no deaths having occ.ured since its settlement m 1834; the soil is of tho richest Kind. This plantation will he sold low and on accom modating terms providing tho purchaser puts on a sufficient force. Apply to JOSEPH LALLANDE, New Orleans, or to A GARDELLE, Angus ta. march 8 45d2m0 MO Ml US ST lIA V 111), from the sub- M. scriber, nine miles below Louisville, u brown black horse mule, a young mule about the common size; the oilier a mare mule, black, with a scar on , ,he side of the neck, near tlie jaw, supposed to be oti the right side. They left ray plantation about tho 10th of April, 1838. Any person taking up said mules will be paid for their trouble, if they will in form me by letter addressed to me at Louisville Jef lerson county, Ga. THOMAS STREET 4tw ’ G EORUIA,) Court of Ordinary , September Term 1837. IT 1 ? pp , °. ,lon °* Alexander F. Dopson.admi ~ nistralor debonts non,of the estate Green D I carve dec d. staling that he has fully administered said estate and praying citation for leters dismissoVv it is on motion ordered, that the clerk do issuea eita-’ non requiring all persons to shew cause why the same shall not be granted-and that the same be published once a month forsix months. V true extract from ihe minutes, this 12th dav of September, 1837. JOSHUA PERFY rl'£ ‘ onv. 1 mfirn 2^3 Georgia— Burke county. Court of Ordinary— present, their Honors G. VV. Evans, Abel Lewis, and E. Calmer, esqa. Rule Ni. Si., March sth, 183 S. UPON the petition of Elisha Haymans,executor of Samuel Haymans, deceased, late of Burks , county, stating that ho has fully executed the lasi ’ will and testament of said Stephen Haymans, de . ceased, and praying letters disrnissory. It is there . fore, on motion of counsel, ordered, that the clerk do issue a citation requiring all concerned, to be and appear at the court at September term next, then and there to shew cause why said letters ahall not h? granted, and that said dtitation be publish ! ed once a month till said court. A true extract from the minutes. march 21 niGt 1' H BLOUNT, D cl’k. Georgia, Burke county: Court of Ordinary— present, their honors G VV Ev ans, Abel Lewis and E Palmer, Esqrs. March sth 18118. 1 j TPONiho petition of Dennis Carrol, of Murray ■ Id county, stating that Abner E Holliday dec’d, 1 of Durke county, c id, in the county of Munroe, on the 6th day of October, 1836, by his bond of that date; a copy es w hich is filed in this court, bind him self, his heirs and assigns, to execute to one Wfl i liam Daniel, and his assigns, of Murray county, by' , the first day of (January, 1836, titles to that lot of land known hy the number ono hundred and sixty, f in the loth district, 13th section, originally Chero kee county; and staling that said Abner E departed this life without executing said title; and that the said Dennis is the assignee of said bond; and praying this court to direct Mathew Jones, flic ad ministrate! on the estate of said Abner E. to exe cute title to said lot lo the said Dennis. Whereup on, it is, on motion ofMulford Marsh, counsellor said Dennis, ordered, that unless good cause is shown to the contrary, that on the first Monday in July next, this court will direct said ailmimislrator jto execute said litle. And it is further ordered, that a copy of this rule be published once a month lor three months before said time. A true extract from the minutes, march 21 m3t T H BLOUNT, D cl’k. Georgia, Burke County : WHEREAS Jamos Holland applies for let ters of administration on the esiateof Mary Griffin, deceased. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to file their objections, if any they have, within the time prescribed by law, in my office, lo shew cause why said letters should not ho grant ed. Given under ray hand ami seal at office, in Waynesboro, this 20th March, 1838. T. 11. 11 LOU NT, Dep’y. Cl’k. mar 23 Georgia, Burke County. , Court ot Ordinary, present their Honors VV G Evans, Abel Lewis and E Pander, Esqrs Rule A 7 i St sth March, 18 33 ( UPON the application ol Mulford Marsh and Fielding Fryer .praying that the Clerk do is- , sue a citation lor letters disrnissory as administra- j tors on the estate of Fielding Fryer, deceased It ( is an motion of Counsel ordered, that the same do issue returnable to September term next of this Court, lo he published once a month till said Court. A true extract from the minutes, march 20 6m Tll BLOUNT,d’ccoii c. Georgia, .Jefferson County: WHEREAS Roger L Gamble, Administrator ol the estate of the lute Manning Spradley, of said county, deceased, applies for dismission from said administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said dec’d to bo and appear at my office, within the lime prescrib ed by law,to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should nol be granted. Given under my hand, at Louisville, this 261 h day of Feb. 1838. EfiEiNEZEU BO'l lIWELL, mar 1 Clerk C O GEORGIA, ( by the Court of Ordinary ol said Burke county. S County. WHEREAS Allen S R Prior executor of Ed mund Prior, deceased, la fa of said county has petitioned for letters disrnissory, stating that he has fully administered said estulo These are therefore to cite and admonish all con- i corned 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 bo granted, by order of tho court, nov 10 w6m TII BLOUNT ucc o a c GEORGIA,) by tho Court Ordinary lor ijsaid Burke county, f Count? ta'H/lIEREAS .Sarah Smith Administratrix, and Alien S b Prior, Administrator of James J Smirh, deceased, late of said county, have I petitioned said court for letters disrnissory, slating lha,' they have fully administered said estate. Tj';ese are therefore to cite and admonish ail con cerned to be And appear before said court on the first Monday in jljnv next, and then and there shew cause why said i.'ttera shall not he granted, by order of the court' nov 10 wdm 261 TII i? COUNT, ncco n c j GEORGIA,) By the Court of Ordinary for Burke county $ said County. John Naum, AdmlVi..strd t or of John S. Kenner, deceased, late of said co.’ ln ly, have petitioned said court for letters dismisssi.jy , stating that ho has fully administered said estate . these are therefore to cite and admonish all con-1 cerncd.to be.and appear before said court on the first Monday in May next, and then mid there shew cnu.se 1 why said letters should not bo granted. By orderol i if.o court. nov 10 Gin T. H. BLOUNT, nc o n n c Georgia, Jefferson county: WHEREAS, Patrick b Conn ally, Administra tor on tho Estate of Tandy C Jones, late of said county, deceased, applies for Letters di/ missory. These are therefore to cite aad admonish ail and sing ilar the’heirs and creditors of said deceased, to he and appear at ir.j office within tho time prescri bed hy law, lo file their objections, if any they have, to show cause vvny said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office, in Louisville, this IGili day of March, 1838. march 16 EBENEZER ROTHWELL, Clk. Georgia— Burke Connty. Court of Ordinary, present, their Honors, (1 W | Evans, Abel Lewis, and E Palmer, Esqrs. Rule Hi Si, aih March, 1833 | UPON the petition of Mfilfotd Marsh, Adininis- \ trator ol John Watts, deceased, this day filed, praying that a Citation may issue fur letters dismis- 1 sory from said Administration. It is on motiun j ordered t'hat the same do isshe and he published once a mould for six months. A true extract from tho minutes. T II BLO UNT, nccoic. March 20 Gm Georgia, Burke County. Court of Ordinary, present, their Honors G VV i I Evans, Abel Lewis and E Palmer, Erqrs. Rule Ni Si, sth March, 1838. U1 ON the petition of Samuel Barren, executor of j Absolem Kinsey, deceased, Into of burke co. | slating that lie has fully executed said will and set- j I led the estate ot said dcreHsed, and praying lettors ; 1 disrnissory. It is therefore, on motion of counsel, ( ordered that the Clerk do issue a citation, returna- I ide to September Court next, requiring ail persons t j interested then and there to show cause why the I same should nut be granted : And it is further or dered that said citation be publisher’ once a mouth till said court. A true extract from I lie minutes. __war 20 6m T. II BLOUNT, D. CTk months after date, application will he made to t he Honorable Inferior Court of Jetibr son county, when sitting for Ordinary purpose, tor leave to sell Ihe Real Estate of the late Nathan i Brassel, dec’d of said county NATHAN BRASSEL. ndm’r. jan 4—m-lt 2 With the will annexed. IjVOl'R months afterdate application will lie made to the honorable the Justices of the Inlerior Court of SVri ven county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Lands belonging to the Estate (A John M. Roberta, deceased, late ol | said county. STEPHEN MlLLS,adm’r. DELIA ROBERTS,adm’nt. Feh sth, 1838 4tm _ 33 rAOUR months after day application will he j 1 made to the bon the Inferior Court of Burke \ county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for I leave lo sell all the real estate belongingto Hilliard j J Roe, deceased, march 20 AII ROE, Adm r. j I A OUR month* after date application mil bo made to the honorable Inferior court o( Coluinlxja county, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leavo losell the following lotsol Land, viz: Ho -10 S in 4thdistrict; 387, 27th district; 78 and 46, nth district; all Early county, belonging to tha estate of James Blackslone, deceased. W M p BEALL, W .V YARBOROUGH, jan 19—lo administrators ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. AGREEABLE to an order of the honorable the Interior Court of Semen county, when sitlise for ordinary purposes, will be sold on the first Toes™ day in June next, belbrelhe Court House m the vil lage of Jaeksonboro, Scriven county, between the usual hours ot sale, seven hundred and fifty acres of pine land,lying in said county, belonging to tho estate of John Moore, deceased ; sold lor the benefit of the heirs and creditors. WILLIAM MOOR, Administrator. March 28, 1838. AGREEABLE to an order of the hon. the ln(e norCourtof Burke county, when sitting lor ordinary purposes, will be sold, on the first Tues day in June next, before the Court House door in Waynesboro’, between the usual hours of sale. Five Hundred nnd ninety ilmr.nercs of Land in said county, adjoining lands of W'illinm Patterson, Wm Hollins, a 1 d others, belonging to the estate of Ralph Penrew, deceased, sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms on the day of sale. MARTHA PEA’ROW, Adm’x. march 20 vvtd WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in Juno next, between the usual hours of sale, at die Court House door in die town of Wayrusboro’, by virtue of an order of the Honorable Inferior Court of Burke County, when sitting for ordinary purpo ses, one negro named Nimrod, belonging to the estate of Peter Applewhite, deceased, sold foi ti n benefit of tho heirs and creditors ot said deeeus. d Terms ol sale on the day. march 30 JOHN APPLE WHITE, AdmT. Georgia, Scriven County: WHERE AS, Seaborn Lambert applies for Let ters of Adminisration on tho Estate of Jos eph Harrington, deceased, late of (his county. 7’hcse are therefore to cite nnd admeicsh all and singular the heirs nnd creditors of said deceased, to be nnd appear at my office within tho lime prescri bed by law, to file their objections it any they have to shew cause why said letters should not begranisil Given under my hand, at office, in Jaeksonboro' this Bth day of March, 1833. mar 8 4od JOSHUA PERRY, coos c. Georgia, Burke County. WHEREAS James Grubbs Administrator of the estate el'VVm. Bryant, deceased, applies tome for letters of dismission. These are therefor to cite and admonish all nnd singular the kindred nnd creditors of said dec’d to bo and appear at any office, within the time prescrib ed by in w, to shew cause,if any they hate, why said letters should not be grated. Given under my hand at office in Waynesboro this22l day of January 1838, Jan 20 2lmom TII BLOUNT, dccon c. Georgia, Uurke county: " WHEREAS Elijah Allaway, administrator-on the estate ol Bedding A Byrant, late of said connlv, deceased,applies for leltcis dismissory. Those ore therefore to cits and admonish all and . signlar the kindred and creditors of said deceased, m to be and appear at my office, within the tin e pre- ' ** scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at Waynesboro’, this 17th day of Feb:, 1838. T II BLOUNT, U. CPk. fell 21 rnfim Georgia, Columbia County ; WHEREAS Benjamin 11. Warren and John McOar, Executors of the Will of William McGar, deceased, applies for letters Dismissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish all nnd singular tho kindred and creditors of said d< ceased to be nnd appear at my office within the time pre scribed by jaw, to shew' cause if any they have, why sam letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 241 h day of February, 1838. GABRIEL JONES, Clerk. sch 27 47 Gcorgiu, Uurke County : WHEREAS Litlle Berry Burch applies for letters dismissory, on the estate of Abish Jenkins, deceased. These are theiefure to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time pre t scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have. | why said lelteis should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, in Waynesboro, this 22d day of March, 1838. „ ~ , mar 26 f.m T. H. BLOUNT, Deji. Cleric A D MINLST R A TIIIX ’!S AIE7 ON the first Tuesday in Jnnu next, at the market house in the lowii of Louisville; Jefferson eo. between the usual hours of sale, will bo sold, the following property, being a part, of the real and per sonal eslaie of Andrew E. Wells, deceased ; to wit, a tract ol land lying in the county of Jefierton, ami adjoining the town enmmons of Louisville, nnd lands of Asa Holt, and others, on the Ogcechee river, containing three hundred and fifly-nine acres,’ more or less. Also, the dwelling house of the deceased, in the j town of Louisville, ti gelkor with the lots thereto attached, out buildings, (fee. also, the office oecu- I I'ied by Drs. Jenkins &. Leinlo ; also, the store house 1 with the lot attached thereto, now occupied by John Campbell; also, the following Negro slaves, to wit, four valuable men and one w oman, named as fol lows : Tom, Henry, Barrel, Edward and Nelly, to be sold agreeably to an order oft ho Court of Ordi nary of the county of Jefferson, for the benefit of | iGo creditors ol the said decaseed. Terms of sale, tlr the negroes, cash ; for the real property, credit until the u. r al day of January next, upon pnrehasers giving MJu'll nJ te# and security. ;.,'AR'/J. WELLS, Administratrix. April 3,1838. id IVOTICE.—WiII be soiJ on the fs~' Tuesday i- v in May next, at tho Court h.l've door in War ; rcnlon, Warren county, wit bin the ns.'' a l hour* of ' sale, two hundred and twenty-cif lit. acres of oak and hickory land, whereon William Wilder now lives, levied upon as the property of William Wild er, losatisfy a fi fa. in favor of Joha G. iVintervs. W'illinm Wilder nnd Solomon Wilder. JAS. HALL, Dep. Sheriff. March 29, 1833. W ARREN SHERI I F’S SALE. WILL be sold on tho first Tuesday in May next, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit, four hundred acres of Fine land, more or less, on tho waters of Ogeechee river, adjoining lands of Reuben May, and othcis, and seven negroes, ti wit. Cherry, about twenty six years of age, Enoch, nine years nf ago, Vilet, seven years of age, Betsey, five years of age, Lewis, one yem old, and Mike, twenty-five or six years of age, Louisa, twelve of thirteen years of age, all levied on as the property of Richard Wiggins, de ceased, to satisfy a (1. fa. from Crawford Superior Court, in favor of Enoch J. Wall, vs. Joshua Howe, sen, Jesse Righby, Jeremiah Wilchar, Reuben 1 May, Amos Wiggins, Executors of Richard Wig gins, deceased, and Enos R. Flnvellen, security on the appeal. Property pointed out by Reuben May and Jeremiah Wilchar, as executors. JEREMIAH FERRYMAN, Sheriff. March 24, 1838. wtd g POSTPONED SALE, — By virtue of an or- B der of tho honorable,the Inferior Court of Co lumbia county, when silling for ordinary purposes, will he sold at. Columbia Court House, on the first Tuesday in June nrxt, between the usual hours, a Negro woman named Orange, belonging to to iho heirs of William Whitcomb*, deceased, tor the pur pose of distribution among said heirs. 'Perms made known at iho sale. GABRIEL JONES, Trustee. March 87, 1838. wtd AGREEABLE to an order of the Inferior Court of Burke county, while setting lor or- I 1 1 1 nary purposes, will bo sold la the I jgbeet bidder ion the first Tuesday in June next, at tho court hoHsv in Waynesboro’, between the muni hours | <d sale, the following properly to wit: Four Ne groes, Sain, Quomncr, Mary, penny, nnd Two i hundred and fifty Acres ol Land, morn I or loss, adjoining lands ol A Tt hair and estate of 1 Henry Utley; also Three hundred acres ol Land, more or less, adjoining Hancock and eslato of 1 1 Utley; also, Four hundred and seventy (170) acres of Land, more or less, adjoining Per ry and Telfair, belonging to the estate ot Henry Utley, late of Burke county, deeased, sold forth) benefit of Ihe heirs and creditors of said deeeased Terms on the day of salot purchaser to pay for titles Feb 21 45wtd IVM UTLEY, GREEN UTLEY, \ Ad mr ofHenry Utley, deceased 4 l/ALL he sold, on the first Tuesday in Juno * » next, at the court house door in the town of 1 Waynesborongh, Burk county, to the highest bidder, ! if not disposed of before, according to the last will and testament of Elizabeth Bryan, late of said coun ty, deceased, the following property, viz : two tracts of land in said comity,one adjoining lands of Calvin B. Fountain end Thomas Archer, containing five j hundred and thirty-seven acres, more or le-s ; tho t other contains fifty-eight acres, more or less, it being one-sixth part of a tract belonging to John Bryan,deceased. Also, three Negroes, to wit, John, Charles, and a small girl Mary. Terms rash. npxil 9 wtd JAMES GRUBS,Ei r.