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rnrnmm . . | .1.. y IP I ..'■B.gffß BANK KEPORTH. Ocmnlvee Rank of the State of Georgia. MACON, April 2, 1638. Sir—ln compliance with an act of the Legis lature ofj thia State, I herewith tranannt to you, a alatement of the a (Taira of thia inatitution, to. gather with a list of Siockholders. Aa it will b; noticed that there are not any bod or doubtful debta mentioned in thin report, it may not be improper to remark, that although thia hank waa chartered in December 1836, yet it did not com mence doing business with its own bills, until November 1637— consequently it escaped many of thoae difficulties which other bunks, fn full operation, had to contend with during the late alarming stale «l the monied affairs of the Conn, try. CEO. JEWETT, President. To hia Excellency Gsohok K. (Jim it, Governor of Georgia. Stale of the Ocmulpee Hank of the Suite of Oetrfia, on UMonUtiy the second day of Jipril, 1838. LramtiTiEH. 30 per cent of Capital Stock paid in 160,000 00 | Discount Account 14,782 07 I Depositors 40,090 00 Notes in circulation 104 400 00 I 406,172 13 j Asm, is. Georgia Female College 12,000 Expense account, i.uy engraving bills 1,760 25 Salaries to Ist inal 2,048 75 Other expenses 7,280 07 - 11,095 97 Note* discounted running to matu rity and nil good 59,535 83 City acceptances running to malu rity mid all good 32,550 Bills of E xc.hango running tomalu , rily, am/all good, 88,757 V!) Due. by Planters Bank Snvnnnuli 111,411 ;!2 Due by bunk nf Charleston 1 1,330 05 Duo by other bunks 3;074 05 ' Kevertrd Sleek 0,000 Cush balance ; Hpecio tho boau fide property of Iho hank and in ils vaults 52,237 9t> Specie purchased nf U I) ‘ Lamar, and said to he On hoard sliip Olivo Branch or landed in Savannah 21,360 Sny specie 70,587 90 'Bills other banks 24,834 It) Checks on other banks 10,506 34 Charleston funds in bands of agent 2,281 48 120,209 82 #406,172 13 Okuriiia, liihb Comity. —Personally appear ed George Jewett, President, rind J T Lamar, Cashier, of the Ocinulgec Bank nf the S'ale of | fieorgia, who lieing duly sworn, depose ami say, I that the foregoing is a true statement of the con dition of said Bunk, on tho morning of the 2d inst. (o the best nf their knowledge and belief. GEO. JEWETT, President. J T LAMAR, Cashier. '•'TTorn to and suliscribed before rue, this 2d April, 1938. N ELLS, Not. Public. • TOCKUOUIXnS IN Tin OCMUI.OI.K U.INK OT THK STXTK OF Tl KOIIU lA. Names. Shares. Wm Searcy 100 Win G Little 26 M N Bu/ch 150 John Millodgn 100 C Collins 205 , John ‘Pinckaril 100 < George Jo well 150 ‘ E Burton 100 ' Mrs Msry Burch 145 J, Kohort Collin* 584 (l G B Lamar 300 1 Estate B B Lamar 250 * Henry G Lamar 110 Mrs Eliza Lamar 100 1 Washburn & Lewis 100 ’ MrsElixa Jewett 155 Wm J Anderson St Co 50 G Bliss St Co 50 Central Kail Kood Bank JOO £ D Cooke 50 John Dailey 50 J D Stiles 20 Mrs Sophia F Collins 145 George Jewett St Co 160 Thomas W Baxter 100 Philip Cook 50 Wm B Johnston 100 Georgs C McNeill 50 Thomas Threats 50 A G Smith A Co 100 Jewett dc. Burch 376 Mrs Eliza C Collins 410 Ocmulgee Bank 200 John 1) Winn CO Wm Collins A Co JOO Caraway Davis 50 J Wclsman 50 F <0 Colbert 60 David Flanders 50 Koberl Beasley 10 J B Rowland 66 James WaUcmsn 50 Wm J Hu* 10 E Sinclair 'loo Total Shares 5,000 ■lTii ■ ... - COMMERCIAL. LIVKIirOOL COTTON MAKKKT, Mail. 31. Cotton —There has been a lair demand for cotton tins week, but the market hat. been dull, nnd a decline of lulu id per lb has been sublimed ko in the fair and middling qualities of American. Sea Island remains firm ai former rates. The sales ot tho week amount to 25,670 bales, including 4,300 American on speculation, and 1600 American mid Uhl Snrai for export; 5130 American, 150 Egyptian and 250 Pernsm have been forwarded into the country unsold, during this month. 200 Bea Hand 17d to 31<|, 70 stained do 12- 6970 Upland 51 loMi; 3790 Mobile, Ac 5 3 4 id 71; 9810 New Orleans 5 3-1 to 91; 750 Egyptian 81 to 121 The market was r.ulicr steadier to day than ot late, nnd not so much offering. Tho sales nrnonnt to 3000 bags, of which a few hundred are on •peculation. Taken on speculation this year bales 15,900 Same in 1837, 15,500 Block in Liverpool, Dec 31, 1837, 170.880 Kama lime 1830, 291,660 Increase of this year compared with the same dale last j ear, 93,847 Increase of stock,' 20,400 Ineraasa of quantity taken for ronsumpt'n 11,41.0 Decrease ot quantity taken for export, i 2JO ‘Computed Stocks; March 30, 1338, 288,500 Same period 1837. 268,100 Comparative view of the Imports and Exports of ColUm into and ironi tim whole kingdom, Iroin the Ist ot January to the 24th inst. and of the Imports and Exports for the same period last fwr. Into the kingdom liiiF. j ear. * n “" e * n * bugs 329,187 South American, ° Wo*t Indifh, Demarara, Arc 403 W©»t Indiei, r,,04y t'gypi, 6c c. 11 f 44^ . Total 01 all description*, in 382,931 Hume period hut >**a r American, bags *228,198 South Arwerimn, 37,056 1 Wen India, Dernorara, 6cc. 637 Rmt Indie*, 31,483 fcgvpl, dec. 3,861 301,241 h)c r e«»o of impcriH a* compared vvilh the aarue period 1837, ha 81,737 LzporUi in 1838. American 3122; Brazil 23, East India s 1,671 r i'otal in 1838, 4,821 Same period in 1837, 17,308 LIVERPOOL April 2—Tlr* market i* rather Htuud.er to day limn of into, and not ►o much rot j ton oliering. Tlw wales hmount to .3000 hags,of j which n few hundred are en speculation i LIVERPOOL, April 6 —The in cot* j ton tor the lnwt five days is c/.timnled nl about j 17,000 i»n!•»«; the market remained steady at the I cloho of ilia pm»i and beginning of the present ■| week, but lias become very dull and heavy I he* j la*t two days, and price* of common qualifies • iniißi ho considered fully id per lh lower, ftllho’ there has not been any largo qimiititity forcing on j the market. It would not now in l:;ci h* ponHibic I to sell rxtenHivrly v\iihout Mihinilting to greater reduction, ('mod and fine qiialitn-H r- riniu elendy; I ii<* range of prim h is !j 3-1 lo 7 3 1 for Lplund and Orl< nriM, except (or fiiney iirirKn of the latter lur #jiirvlivic r may noi-d 6] u 6Tim !rido in > arn at Mum bf'Htorconiinuc*''.\trciuely dull. IfAVKK MK UK JIT, MARCH 23. ; ('ot font. —'Hie salon fro hi the loth to liie 221 in t | ii.elin-.ive, (’umprire 1991 lvdr*.«, eon i tu g of 2.316 ! I ih.s New Orleaii • of which 177 at 07 \ 50 lo M:f, ‘ 79.> at 82f lu 9(3; 93.7 nt to US-Tfid; .’3O nl M!f ! lo 10.01 123 at llOf h» ||2fso, and ( : at llfif; 693 • hnlc‘B JVjohiip, of uhu ll 70 al 791 lo 84 f; 290 »l N.’d | lo 931; 272 at 9fit lo 981, mid .7.7 at I 0 >f 00 to 103 f; 1932 hale* rplund, of w bull 2.7 mi 82f; 109 niHSfto i 91; 1363 nl 9261 0U to 931, and HO at 1 OOf to I0lf;~ | nnd Ou bale* Pernambuco at 130/, the w hole* duly j -'larch 26.- The demand for Cotton slid cnnlSn nru and the slunk of Louisiana is considerably re dm od--the Nalc« lor ihi.s cloy amount lo i OO balon Mobile us. 891r50e 334 Louisiana ur Hi lo 90fr, and 250 (.eorgia at 82 lo 89fr 63c. por 00 Kilos, duty j f»aid. f!»st India much enquired for and 496 bales I li/ iievelly, 100 bales Bengal and 25 bales Nollurc*, were taken at prices not yet transpired. MARSKIM.E.S MARKET, MARCH 23, ( (ft ton. —Owing I(j the favorable news received hoin Liverpool and Havre, cotton was more in de mand. principally tor the better qualities—about 900 bales bold this week the greater part ui pr ices which have not transpired. I JVOTIC 12.—The undersigned having removed from Clark county to Lincolnlon, will attend to the practice of Law in tlie Hupeiior mid Inferior Courts of Lincoln county, and dm ad jaeunt counties, Businessintrusted lo his care will bo promptly attended to. _ , HENNING It. MOORE, References.—Hon Charles Dougherty, Hon. A. S. Clayton, I Jon. 1 hotntis \V. llama, Con. Edward Harden, Athons ; C. J. Jenkins, C. \V. Crawford A. J Miller,CoJ. John Mittodge, Willia.n E.Junes, Augusta Lincolnian, March 24,1838. uif (\OiIfC. —Kstrayed Ir.wn the suhschher, on , , the I’Jtli Eobruary last, eighteen miles below Waynesboro, in Murk co, a light, buy Mitre, with idark mane and tail, 12 or 13 years old, lame in the right hind leg; any information relative to said animal will he thankfully received and iilierally re warded A letter directed to the subscriber at Mill I la von P. O. Benv rn co. will he sufficient nibrnia „ JOSHUA W. KIMBLE, apnl 1 sw2ta 17IRGIIVIA NEGROES FOR SALE— The suhscrihers living in Hamburg, Couth Carolina, have on hand a large number of Virginia slaves, and will receive supplies every two weeks. I ruder*, planters and otheri wishing to purchase, would do well to give ns u call, as Wo alivays koop a superior assortment. Fob 7—w3m 31 JOSEPH WOODS & CO. | _JL FOR SALE |SS*i A valuable track el Land in the Parish -J .. if -is. .*d I’oinle Coupee, frqote of Louisiana, hoiisiawng of about Ono Tlkhi-..mil three It mi. ertfd Acre*, of land, two hundred and filly ol which is now under cultivation The bind is prin cipally covered with cane breaks. There is on saitl pin in at ion a new triune Om house complete, ui.d grist mitl; a barn or corn house; a frame dwel ling 41 feet hy 53; negro cabins and other out hou ses. A sufficient quantity of horses, mules, oxen and utensils, to carry on the crop; a good stock of milk cows and a drov eof hogs. The land is high and free from ininidatnm n( the highest waters; the place is healthy,no deaths having occured since its scltlcmmt in IS3I, the soil is of the richest kind. /’his plantation w ill ho sold low and on accom modating terms providing the purchaser puls on a auflieienl force. Apply to JOSEPH Erl LI ANDE, New Orleans, or to A (SVRDELLE, Angus ta march 8 4MBmo Law NtfUce. r I 1 HE uedorsigned having united in the pr*ctic lof the LAW,olfer their services to the public They will attend the courts of Muscogee, Marion, Stewart, Randolph, Early, linker, Leu and Sumter, of the Chattahoochee Circuit; Houston, of the Flint Circuit; and Twiggs, Pulaski, Lowndes, Thomas, Decatur and Dooly, of the Southern Circuit. Pit silicas entrusted to their care will inert vv iib prompt attention. Their office is in Americas, Sumter county, where one td them tnav always he found when not absent on business. LOTT WARREN, WM 11 CRAW LOUD, oct 10 237 vvlf TO BOAT OWNERS AND PATHOUAC A'uvijfalinif Snvniiali anil Jiroati nvrrs. j| >V an act of the General Assembly of the state I M of Coorgta,assented lollieMCtli December, 183(1, it is made heduly of the inferior courts el dm sev crsl enemies of said stale, bordering on,or vvtpeb navigable waters puss through, lo ean.-e to he pub lished, the provisions of the several aels ol the ce neial assembly, regulating boat owners,their agents and patroolts, navigating said waters, liy the aforesaid acts every hoot navigating (he Savannah or Breed rivers, arc required to lew,. w hite patroon.wtrh h [iill of Ending ready preptirei lo exhibit to any while person, who miiy wish to I examine the eontenls ol'llic boat under their churg, j showing the name ot said pairoon ami consignee j* I I the cargo aboard of sa„l boat, and furthermore for i bids any boat owner,their ag^••nt or patroondo permit I any boat hand being a slave; to pul on board ol tin n j boat,any corn, cotton, peas,stock ol any kind, pool , try or other articles in which by law they are forbid I to truffliik, except the same is exhibited in the bill ol lading ol the owncr ol said hoot or his aat nt.and un der Ins or their diroilion entered, making it penal again*! every offender of the aforesaid acts, Therefore,all eoneerned will lake mil ice, that the acts of which the foregoing is extracted will be en forced against offenders who may bo taken in the county of Lincoln. Lbwis Parks, ,W. lEOantklow, John Mo ss, Stephen Stovaul, Pktkb. Lamar, PQXy* it 1 ■ Judges of Inferior court. 4 .Si .1. HILL. ./rrD/MV/;.v .it j,.nr, Mot iccllo and Eaten ton, Georgia, \\> ILL practice in iheaev crairourlaol tiie conn. V vi tics of Jasper, Jones, .Morgan, I’nlnum, Raid- Win, Ihuis, Henry, Newton, .Monroe, Walto*. and in the Federal Court for the district of tlvioroin REFERENCED, e ■ Asiuila —A. Jvt T. \V. Miller; Webster, I’ar mulceiV Co , llarviland,Kisley, A Co. Macon. — Foe A: tNishil, Henry G. Lamar,Charles J. McDonald. ■j Novannuh. —Berrien and Cuvier,G. I>. Lamar Jo ; srph W. Jackson. Charleston —James L. Peligrue, Weed >V Fannin ; C. .V U. 11 Kelsey & Halstead. ’1 ho Charleston Courier and Mercury, and New York Courier and Enquirer will publish the above twice a week fer C monlJu ami forw aid their accounts to this ulliec. HoV 17 Worn i.ej I r.ABY A Cu't. HAT WARL-KOWISj , ■Y- —. 3 broad Btreei. nud 4 Artur House' i I Broadway, New York. The siihscri bers, ( o r'several years past, have had many and ament sola huh >i,n to suppiy orders at wholesale, and have been : obliged, almost uniformly,todecline,inconsequence of the demand at retail being as much, and in many instances more, than they could meet. In establishing a branch sales room a’, the Aster House, it became necessary I > enlarge thvir finish- , ; ing establishment, and in doingso they have made ! such arrangements as will ennb to them to supply to . i a limited eitentorders at w holesale. Their sales must in a measure he limited in eun- I sequence o', their determination to adhere strictly to : the principle heretofore pursued, of keeping no stock I ahead, which regulation hoa been one means ol giving them the advantage over the largo and res pectable lioness, in being in advance with the he ll ions, having no obi stock on hand to deter them ■ from anticipating the wishes of th fashionable pub lie tor a change when called for. Mach and every hut will hi: finished expressly for their rerail trade, and orders at wholesale will he taken from them, without any selection, except ol sizes. Hy this means the retail dealer will receive , the full benefit of our facilities and exertions in bringing forward the 10l l and most approved ’ fashions. Having a:taint'd their cclehr ty not only by fur ! nishing a superior article at a reduced price, but by l u strict adherence to a system peculiar to them | selv s and novel in this country, they until 1 avred any thing in making this urrangcmoiU that should Inlerlcic vvilh licit syslcn . tscllin; hut one quality oi hats, and the great! r pari ol onr cuxtorPcrs being e'liinnoiisan-'s it the uilicle, whoso ni-e di.n rimin iti in can deleft lh<.* lea-'t defin iu quality, In tuny, or general char acter f< i r true Pule, wepropoe supplying I lint p trl ofthe vvholeaale dealers with an assortment intended t.r their in si | tillii-ulitr laislumers. We shall rail • ! lal.i 'uxle. - jl >r Inn., varying in qo.dty nr stylo from 1 tiioae retain:.! h y u, ;tl liic lime ihj order is received. ( I LEAKY &. Co. ) for lb 1 inform - ) lion of those unacquainted with I the reputation ol their csl ihli liratal, liny annex the following editorial remarks from ihc l-otiduri , Morning i lerald : *• Tl;e progress which the Americans have made in several branches of manufactures is really as tonishing. A few years ago there was not a halter in the I niicd Ttn'ci who e:ei!d mai;ea hat fit to bo worn by a well dressed man, and consequently all hats of u superior quality vvero imported from this country. A great change bus taken place. Wo have seen u specimen of gentlemen’s hats, inhmt lactnreil by hoary &. Co of New York, which are equal, il not superior, both us respects shape and quantity, to the very best made m any part of this country. Although the materials are chiefly sent from England ihoy are sold, retail, about one-third clamper than in London.” march 28. »w 1m DROUGHT TO A! tit ST A JAIL, on «1 A ihc fiih inst. a negro man, calls liimscll BOH, says that lira belongs to Benjamin Runnels, at Mil ledgovillo ; ho is live feel eight inches high, dark complected, twenty-five years old, has a scar on tbs right sido of his nose running up in the eyebrow, one on the left sido of the forehead The owner is reyuesled to come forward, pay expenses and lake him from jail. ELI MORGAN, Jailor, april 9 \v3w TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD I it? I 1 NAHA Y from the subscriber while in camp, near Hamburg, S C. | a certain negro man named Frinct , I aged about 40 year?, dark complex- j ion, chunkcy, heavy built, about 5 j leet 8 or 10 inches high, has mveral | of hia upper fore Iceih missing; and I lo'crably brisk spoken, tvaul negro was purchased from the workhouse in Charleston. Any person who will apprehend said negro and deliver him to Me. Win. Turner of Hamburg, or secure him so that said Turner can get him, will receive the above reward. jan 8. WILLIAMS Twenty five <lo!im> Reward. S 3, KAXAWAY on the 9th Jan last, a Jjj£* negro woman named ADlitl; owned forsovoral years past by JVir Jacob Dan -OJ\M forth of I his place, ami formerly by Sana* Ait vl or Thomas Dnnforth of Wilkes or Lin- coin county. t?ho is abou 45 years of pgM&J age, walks lame, parlieuhdrly in her left .gdSrgJSa foot; miner front teeth out. She is well acquainted in Cofunibia, W ilkes and Lincoln coun ties, and may say she is hiring her own time. It is likely slio has a pass. Twenty five dollars will be given for her delivery tome in Augusta, or (or such information as will lead to her recovery, march 7 J (4 DUNLAP. | The Washington Spyvvill publish the above Ibr ' 2 mo and forward tho account to J G 1). .Sixty Dollars llnvard. i KANAWA Y from tho planta- . lions of John Gresham and V\ m. Gresham, in Walton county, Ga. THREE Negro fellows, of Ihe following descriptions, viz: George, about 35 or 3(5 years of age, of dark complexion, high chock hones; 5 feet '.I or it) inches in height, mid when interrogated stiillers considerably—his front teeth is somewhat decayed. Joe, about 28 nr 29 years of age, also dark complexion, 5 feel 9 to il inches in height; of a free open countenance, and speaks nimbly when spoken to; no other particular marks recollected. Nod, about 35 years ol ago, has a down cast look, dark complexion, and of ordinary size. The two first are .the properly of John Gresham and the latter of K.m Gresham It is supposed that limy will attempt to nuke their way to Augus ta, and perhaps from that place, by the So ('a Kail Koad,to Charleston. Sixty dollars reward will he given for their apprehension, and confine ment in any sale jail or delivery to their owners, or to Egbert If Beal, in Augusta. A reward of $5O will begiven for either of them. Any i nfc uniat am about them will be thankfully received by the proprietors, or communicated to Maj Beal. JO//JVGRESHAM, , . WM. ORES HAW. Ifalton county, April 24, 1838. ts t Twenty Dollars Reward. RANAVVAV, on theOth lust, nmu latto man named FOUNTAIN, goes hv the name cf John, at times, ho is ! 25 years ol age, 5 leet 9 inches high, I tolerable bright, hia eyes very light ! grey, has holes in his ears but wears i no rings in them; had on u white j hat, blue dross coat and pantaloons. The above reward will be paid on dehv (ring him sale in Au - gusiajail El.t MORGAN, april 12 3tw For Mr. GLEN DENIS OX, Hue Hundred Dollnr-, unwind. (f* .'rA NOTlCE—Ranaway from the suhseri- j ill? her, in December hist, a negro man named Johnson, aged about twenty eight years. 1 I •>» \ Baid negro is four leet eleven inches high, | ./ ‘/very dark eqinplexion, and wheointe.ro j gated closely stutters o little; he has a i lull face, ana a great many marks of tits i i> hip mi his hack. Said negro was confined n Ma- j I run ii I I i Mimmer three months, and belonged at I tl> i not.' in Mr Gill, of -Monroe co I would re- j quest Julius to he particular in examining jails, as j the said iu gro lay six months in jail within ten ; miles ol h s master. If said nogro is confined in | jail,so that I got him, 1 "ill pay the above reward. I have no doubt but tint ha has altered his name, april 11 w6m CORNELIUS D. TOBIN. rt-e- STRAYED, hcm tho plantation j 3 ~(• liaxier Jourditin, in U a.-liingion ' a grey horse, about five feet (CJaiiSyl*high; also, a hay mire, about tho \ f i? s Jfsaino height, s rayed oIV together on slh or Cih of iMareh la-1; the horse | has a deni in Ins forehead, about the coil ol Ins fare, I also '.narked on tho sub » hy the saddle, and on the shoulders bvlhe Imn of Ihe collar, he Ins also very short and wide forehead, mure so than common; there are no particular marks on Ihc mare,only she has a very long bushy tail and a small white spat in her face. The subscriber oilers $25 reward to any person that will take them up and convoy them I to the plantation of U'm. Johnson, in Burke county, two miles above Robertson's store. april 1 I wfit VLKXAXDEK JORIVIX fq-y-. STARVED, from tho Hampton ■ A wN Course, two MAKES, one a grey, G , yfV l '® ot,u;r a hay ; the hay a large (hie size mare, remarkable for the ii.rm i- j '* ig ? Vftion ofthe tail-bone where it joins the I Ktsgl,ip, on account of its height, sp . was in training lor the last races; the frieinu ol the 1 ’ blanket has worn off a small portion of ha.r m, n 1 her shoulders. The grey nine, good *, . trim, well made, and looks the rueer. \ny m i delivering the mares at the Ham. I t Cwirs'e. t-.m I obtain a rew ir.l ol fifty dollar, far them; separa'elv twenty five dollars 'april i:; 1 f \\ |, u y i TjjVvVO 3IVT.ES STRAVKD, from the sub- U striber, nine miles below Louisville, u brown black horse mule, a young mule about tbe common | size; tbe other a mare mule, black, with a scar on the side of the neck, near the jaw, supposed lo bo on the right side. They lelt my plantation about the 10th of April, 1838. Any person taking up said I mules will be paid for ll.c-ir trouble, if they will in form me by letter addressed to me nl Louisville, Jet -1 Corson county, Ga. THOMAS STREET. I aj.nl 21 4tw<fiffl i ¥ AND Foil SAL.IL—The subscribers oiler it 4 lor sale their Plantation, in the Bounty of War ren, lying immediately on the tnaiit stage road from VV'urrenlon to Hparla, two miles from the lormer place, con.aimng one thousand acres A large quantity of the above tract is wood laud, the bal- Unce is in a high slate of cultivation and well adapt ed to the culture of cotton,grain, &c. 'i'he improve ments are mostly new, which, together with its healthfulness and situation, render it a very desira ble country residence. Persons wishing lo pur chase lands in that part of the country, would do well to examine this tract. One of the subscribers may at all times be lonnd on the premises. '1 ho terms of sale will be accommodating. GEORGE W. PALMER, rill I n It BENJ. R. PALM EK. ~ IT. be sold, on the first Tuesday in July V 9 next, agreeable to an order of the inferior Court of Burke county, while sitting lor ordinary purposes, m IF ym sborough, iiurke county, one negro woman named Dafney, and her infant child, i belong to the estate ot Jonathan Johns, deceased, , lute of said county, sold lor the benefit ol the heirs ami creditors of said deceased. Terms rash nf-ril 9 td JESSE JOHNS, Adm’r. ADM IN i BTRA TOR’S SA LE. V 5/ILL he sold, on the first Tuesday in June <1 V next, at I lie lower market house in the city of Augusta, within the legal hours of sale, in pur suance of an order of the Court »f Ordinary of lllehinood county, the following properly, belong ing lo tbe estate ol David M’Ktnne, deceased, viz : I Pew No. Ton the first Presbyterian Church, in , Augusta A- LOT, On tho south side of Broad-street, in Augusta, in l out of the Planters’ J Intel, extending from said street to Ellis street; 24 feet in width, hounded east hy lot ol Isaac Henry, tnd west hy lotol Wil liam Ciimming. A LOT, On the south side of Broad street, in Augusta, ci.n -i tabling a front of 76 feet, 8 inches, and running hack the sinneof that along Mnrbury streei by which ] it is bouh'ied on tho east, 260 teet, with the im provements thereon, now oocupiod by Peter Car rie, and others. A leg, FOUR LOTS, | On the north side of Broad street, in Augusta, now j occupied by William Jimos, and olliers, near the corner of Hroad and Marbury streets, j Plates of the premises will be exhibited at the I sale, when the terms will be made Known. ] mar HI wld JOHN P. KING. Adm’r A’ GiIKEABL id to an order ot tbe Inleriur Court of Buiko county, while setting tur or | dinnry purposes, will bo sold to the highest bidder ' on tho first Tuesday in June next, at the court bonus in Waynesboro’, between tbe usual hours jot sale, the following property to wit: Four Ne groes, Sum, Quomner, Alary, Fanny, and Two Imii-.lvcil and fifty Acres of Lund, more lor leas, adjoining lands of A Telfair and estate of j Henry Utley; also 'Three hundred acres of ! Land, more or less, adjoining Hancock and estate |of 11 Utley; also, Four hundred and seventy | (470) acres of Land, more or less, adjoining Per ! ry and Telfair, belonging lo tbe estate oi Henry [ Utley, late ol Burke county, decused, sold for the I benefit of the heirs an I creditors of said deceased Terms on the day of sale; purchaser to pay for titles Feb 24 45wtd IV’iM UTLEY, GREEN Os LEV, Ad’mr nlHenry Utley, deceased Georgia, Jefferson county: WHEREAS Ashley Phillips, administrator on the estate of Stephen Colter, late ol said county, deceased, applies for letters dismissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, lo be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause if any they i bate, why said leilors should not be granted. I Given under my hand at office, in Louisville, this Kith day of March 1833. mar 16 EBENEZEIt ROTH WELL, Clk. Georgia, Tnliulcno County ; WILL be sold, to the highest bidder, within the lawful hours ofsnle.on th • first Tuesday in July' next, at the court liou.so in the town of Craw fordville, in said county, seventeen and n half acres of land, belong/ng to the cstateofC. A. Melons, hue ol said county, deceased, adjoining lands of Thus. D. liorum, Reddin Rhodes, and others, all in the ujouJj, and cornering on tho Georgia Kail Rond, within one fourth ol a mile west of Crawfbrdville. To be sold pursuant to an order of the honorable the Court Os Ordinary of said county. Terms of sale on the day, JUELK. MERCER, Adm’r. dchonis non on tbe cstateofC. A. Nelens.dcc’d. apnll2 Georgia, itnrkcCoiinty: Conn of Ordinary—present, I heir honors GW Ev uiis, Abel Lewis, and i£ Palmer, Esqs. March 51 h 1838. j IPON the petition of Burton McGhee, stating wJ Abner E Holliday, doc., late ot Burke county, did, on tho ISthday of September, 1831, by bis cer tain bond of that date, obligate himself, Ins heirs and assigns, to execute to one Wm Daniel, of .Mor gan county, titles lo the lot of Land in the town of Poinsct, in the county of Murray : commencing on ■ tic street at ilie Corner of lot No 3, in the first divis ion of said town, running south with said street six ty-four, to a street. 40 leCf wjdcr, tliei'icd with said street one hundred and .sixty feet to a cross street, thence up said street, to lower part of lot No 3. And also stating that he is iho assignee of said bond, and ilmt said A liner E. departed this life without executing said titles, and praying that Ma thew Jones, the administrator of tho said Abuer E. may ho directed to execute lo tho said .Burton Me Ghee titles to said lot. Whereupon, «n motion ot j Million! .Marsh, counsel for said petitioner, it is or j derod, that unless good, cause be shown to tho con trary, the said Matlkew Jones,adiu’r, ns aforesaid, will bn, at July term of this court next, direced to make said titles- And it is further ordered that a l copy of this rule ho published once a month for three months,before said court A iriie extract from the minutes. march SI m3t Tll BLOUNT, D el'k. | Georgia, Burke comity: I Court cf Ordinary—present their, honors G W Ev -1 uns, Alfred Lewis, and E Palmer, Esqrs. March sth, 1838 i S TPONIho petition of James Buchanan and Wm j U.J Hosier, staling that Abner E Holliday, dec’d. lateof Burke county, died in tho county of Murray, j on tho eight day of September, 1834; hy his certain | bond ofthat date, a copy of which is filed in this court, obligate himself to one William Daniel, of i Morgan county, his heirs or assigns, titles to two 1 lots in ihe town of Poinsct, known by tho .Vo 2, j and one half of No 16. And also by Ins certain i other bond, made in lhe same county onthe6ihday of September, 1831, the said Abner E obligated himself to execute [to the fsnid William Daniel, his ! heirs or assigns, the oilier half of said lot No 10, in 1 the said town of Poinsct (a copy of which last j mentioned bond is filed in this court) and the said James and VV illi.mtaro the assignees of said bonds, | and also that said Abner E departed Ibis file w it bout executing said titles; and praying this court todi -1 rect .Matthew Jones, administrator of the estate of said Abner i),, to execute the said titles to the sa.d i James and \S illiam. Ii is thereupon, on motion of jMiillimi .Marsh, counsel for said petitioners, ordered, j that unless good cause he shown to the contrary, that this court will, at July term next, direct said ! administrator in execute said titles. And it is fur ther ordered, that tins ride he published once a I month for three months hefere said court. A into extract from the minutes. march 81 c T H BLOUNT, D el’k. EXS UTDR’S SALE. t" ■■ dI, oil the first Tuesday in June • • next.altlic lower market house.iii Augusta, between the usual hours of sale, a tract of Jam! in’ Richin'n 00, lying on the I ouisviilo.road near the factory, containing one hundred and one-fourth ncr, adjoining the lands of K. B. Glasscock and La. nay, sold agreeable to the last will and testament ol i'ln.ip Lumpkin,deceased, op U * E. W. LUMPKIN, Ex’r. , | » D3T PONED 8 v LEI -By virtue of, , « <ler ol t!ie h nnmble the Interior Court of Co- I I untie i county, when silling for ordinary purposes, 'V 1 1 0 ’ : }* Goin.aihi i Court House, on tho first , ! r.-day m June next, between the usual hours, a i C 1:1 '- !1 r ' Orange, belonging to to 1 lie | a, .rs ..t \v illiam \\ lutcnmbo, deceased, (or the pur -1 pore.nl distribution among said heirs. I Terms made known at iho sale, I ,r„. , Gabriel jones, Trustee. ! ..arch 2,, I*3B. wid JT'OL K "lON’TIIS after date, application will j t<o made to ihe Honorable the inferior Court cf Richmond county, w hen Billing for ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell iho real islate ol 1. J. Brown, deceased. P FLEMING, Jan 18 M:w4mo Administrator. Sj'Ot'K months alter date, application will be .' made to the Honoraole the Inferior Court of ■ Scriven County, when silting for ordinary puipo acs, fur leave to sell all the Lands belonging to the [ Estate of James Boston, dec’d. THOMAS BOSTON, Adm’r. INOL'It mom 1m after dale, application will he made to the honorable Inferior Com t of Burke ’ county, w hen sitting for ordinary purposes, lor ! leave to sell Ist number three hundred and thirty ' four, (334) in the sirth district, Carrol county, con taining two hundred two and a half acres. Jan 23 If w4m Wm W MAUND, Admr months after date,application will he made to the honorable the inferior court of Jetl'er , I son county, when sitting os a court lor ordinary i purposes for leave to sell the land and negroes of . Richard Hudson, deceased. march If. HARVEY 1! PII’KIN, Adin’r. ts months after date, application will bo made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Burke county, when setting lor ordinary purposes, ■ lor leave to sell all Ihe real estate belonging to the ' estate of John J. Roe, deceased. i A. 11. ROE, Administrator. , Waynesboro, 33d March, 1833. 4m . run Ij months after date, application will be Pi made to the liono able inferior Court of Co lumbia county,while sitting for ordinary i urposes, lor leave to soil ihe Land and Negroes helonging to lim cslalo oi Robert Allen of said county deceased, I , gmarch 8 _ .Wm J RHODES-* F’it’r r pSjJ O i'K i3.—l-nur months aft*" dale, application L e will be mode to the honorable inferior Court I C of Lincoln county, w hen sitting for ordinary pur poses, far leave ty sell a purl of the real csiato of John AV ilnsjjham, deceased. ISAAC WILLINGHAM,, . NELSON GARRETT, $ Adra ,r - March 6th, 1838. mar 23 4m i A GREEABI.Etban orderoftho iron, (helnic -1 ISI nor Court of Burke county, when sitting lor 1 ordinary purposes, will he sold, on the first Ttics - day in Juno nr xt, before the Court House door in Waynesboro’, between ihe usual hours of sale, Five Hundred and ninety lbur,ncrcs of Land in said | - county, adjoining lands of William Patterson, Wm i ; Rollins, a- d others, belonging to lhe estate of Ralph i Penrow, deceased, sold for the bonefit of the heirs I ami creditors ul .aid deceased. Terms on the day ■ of sale. MARTHA PEiVROW, Adm’x. march 20 wtd WI 1.1. he sold, on the first Tuesday in Juno I next, between Iho usual hours ol sale,atllie Court House door in 'ho town of Waynesboro’, by , virtue of an order of the Honorable Inferior Court ol Burke County, when sitting lor ordinary purpo ses, one negro named Nimrod, belonging to the estate of Peter Applewhite, deceased, sold hn the benefit oftho heirs and creditors ol said deceased Terms ol sale on the day. _marth SO JOHN APPLEWHITE, Adm’r. Georgia, Burke County. W HEREAS James Grubbs Administrator of the estate of Wm. Bryant, deceased, applies tome for letters of dismission. These are therefor to cite hud admonish nil and singular the kin Ired and creditors ol said deo'd to he and appear atiiny office, within the lime proscrib ed by law, to shew cause,if any they have, why said letters should not he grated. Given under my hand at office in Waynesboro, this 221 day of January 1838. Jun 20 21m6m T H BLOUNT, dc coa c. Georgia. Burke county: WHEREAS Elijah Alta way, administrator on the estate ol Redding it Byrant, Into oi said countv, deceased,applies for letters dismissory. 'These are tliereforeTo cito and admonish all and sigular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, 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 he granted. Given undertny hand, at Waynesboro’, this 17th ; day of Feb;, 1838. T II BLOUJVT, U. Cl’k. feb 21 mOin Georgia, Columbia County : WHEREAS Benjamin 11. Warren and John McGur, Executors of the W ill ol William Mc.Gar, deceased, applies for letters Dismissory. Those are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office w ithin the time pre scribed by law, to shew- cause if any they have, why said letters should not he grunted. Given under ray hand at office, this 24llidayof February, 1838. GABRIEL JONES, Clerk, feb 27 47 Georgia. Burke County: WHEREAS Little Berry Burch applies for letters dismissory, on the estate of Abish Jenkins, deceased. Those are thoieforc to cite ami admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to ho and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said lelteis should not bo granted. Given under my hand at office, in Waynesboro this 22d day of March, 1838. mar 2(5 Cm T. 11. BLOUNT, Dep. Clerk. AD MIN IST HATH I X’“ SALI3. ~ ON the first Tuesday in June next, at the market house in Ihe town of Louisville, Jefferson eo. between the usual hours of sale, will be sold, the following properly, being a part oftho real and per sonal estate of Andrew E. Wells, deceased j to wit, a tract ofland lying in the county of Jefferson, and adjoining the town commons of Louisville, and lands oi' Asa Holt, and others, on the Ogeechce -y«r, containing three hundred and fifty-nine acres, more or nisS. Also, the dwelling house of the deceased, in the town of Louisville, ti getkor with the lots thereto attached, out buildings, Ac. also, the office occu pied by Drs. Jenkins &■ Lcmle ; also, I he store house with the lot attached thereto, now occupied by John Campbell; also, the following Negro slaves, to wit, four valuable men and one woman, named ns fol lows : Tom, Henry, Burrei, Edward and Nelly, to be sold agreeably to an order oftho Court of Ordi nary ol the eeumy of Jefferson, for the benefit of the creditors ol the said decaseed. Tonus of sale, for the negroes, cash ; for the real property, credit until the first day of January next, upon purchasers giving small notes and security. .MARY J. WELLS, Administratrix. April 3, IS3B. tel A 1)71 INISTRATO It’S S ALE. VGREEAULE to an order oftho honorable Iho Inferior Court of Scriven county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold on the first Tues day in June next, before the Court House in the vil lage of Jacksnnhoro, Scriven county, between the usual hours of sale, seven hundred and fifty acres of pine land,lying in said county, helonging to the estate of John Moore, deceased ; sold for the benefit of the heirs and erediors. Vi 11. LIAM MOOR, Administrator. March 28, JS3B. IT/%/ ILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in June | w • next, at the court house door in the town of i Waynosborough, Burk county, to the,big best bidder, if not disposed ofbelbre, according to the last will and testament of Elizabeth Bryan,late of said coun ty, deceased, the following property, viz : two tracts 1 ofland in said county, one adjoining lands of Calvin Ik fountain end 1 homas Archer, containing five hundred and thirty-seven acres, more or lorn ; the 1 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 giilMary. Terras cash. t aprilft Wtd JAMES GRUBS. E:;’- I GEORGIA, f Court of Q'Js® r 3 r * 1 Sorivrn county $ September T'- ,n « IPDN application of Alexander F Hopson,admi V L' nistralor dc bonis nim,ofibe Green D/e Pearcedee’d.,staling that he hie fully administered ft said estate and praying cilatje» f ,,r leli-rs dismissfry, ii uis on motion ordered, lha! ,lie f, lo r k do issuer cit.a- <1 ! lent requiring all persons to shew cause Miy the J: j same shall not be granted—and that (f same he published once a month lor six months A true extract (r n't the inmates, i[* Wilt day of September, 1337. JUSiIL'A c v <mv. 4 jnCm ?£? f EVENT V OR BlG’i’V NEGROES . |C OJ{ 'SALE.—On the Aft day ofJ/ay m xi, g( 1 shall s.-ll at unction in "ies county North la- l 0 rolinn, on the J.r« of - v "* the most valuable par ' 1 tv /. ■ • the Mute, ! ,h It omen. Boys and tJ „ ith ln ,crest from 1 Ist'Jan. 1 1338—1 abusers gi» i°S bond with two I approved sefu- ics - WJKR j !n AYWOOD, Jr j 111 . Evocntor-( John P Daves, deceased. ; so L'alcigJ v f’ T, l *'< ,rf33r lm, ' v J . J’ '/" / Georgia— ilutke county. ! Court of Ordinary— present, their Honors G. W. Evans, Abel Lewis, ami L. Palmer, esqs. Rule At. on, March blh, 1838. ts PON tbo petition of Elisha Haymows,executor ’ of Samuel Daymans, deceased,late of Burks county, staling thin he has fully executed Iho lasi will and testament ot said Stephen I laymans, de ceased, and praying letters dismissory. It is there fore, on motion ol counsel, ordered, that the clerk do issue a citation requiring all concerned, to be and appear at the court at September terra next, l hen and there to shew cause why said letters ahsll not be granted, and that said nutation be publish- , cd once a month till said court, i A true extract Irom the minutes. I march 21 m6t T H BLOUNT, D cl’k. | Georgia, Burke comity: i Court ol Ordinary— present, their honors G WEv aua, Abel Lewis and E Palmer, Esqrs. March bth 1838. 8 1 PON the petition of Dennis Carrol, of Murray j B. J county, slating that Abner E Holliday dec’rf, ! ol Burke ceunty, t id, in I ho county of Munroe, on j the Gtb day ol October, 183 b, by his bond of that | date; a copy «f which is filed in this court, bind hira- I self his heirs and assigns, to execute to oneWll ! liara Daniel, ami his assigns, of Murray county, by the first day of (January, 1836, titles to that lot of land known by the number one hundred and sixty, in <lie luth district, 13ib section, originally Chm kce county; and staling that said Abner E departed tliis file without executing said title; and that tbo said Demus is the assignee of said bond; and praying this court to direct Mathew Jones, the ad* | iinnistratoi on the estate ol said Abner E. to oxo cute title to said lot to the said Dennis. Wherenp- I on, it ic, on motion of Mulfonl Marsh, counsellor said Dennis, ordered, that unless good cause is | shown to the contraiy, that on the first Monday in July next, this court will direct said admimistrator !to execute said title. And it is further ordered, , that a copy el this rule be published once a month lor three months before said time. A true extract from the minutes. march3l T H BLOUNT, D cl’k. Georgia. Burke County. _ Court ol Ordinary, present their Honors W_G Evans, Abel Lewis and E Pander, Esqrs Hale Ni Si bth March, 1838 B’TPON the application ol Mullbrd Marsh and JkJ "Lidding Pryor ,praying that the Clerk do i - sue a citation for letters dismissory us admimstre lors on the estate of fielding Fryer, deceased It is t> ii motion of Counsel ordered, that the same iff. issue returnable to September term next ol this Court, to be published once a month till said Court. A t'uo extract from the minutes, j march 33 6m T H xII.OUNT, ucao b c. I Georgia,.Jefferson County : \ JI P.itP.AS Koger i. Gamble, Administrates i V ol the estate of the late Manning Spradley, of said county, deceased, applies fur dismission trout said administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and j singular the kindred and creditors ol said dec’d to I be and appear at my office, within the time prescrib ed by law’,toshow cause, ilany they have,why said , letters should not be granted. I' Given under my band, at Louisville, tins 26th day ofFeb. 1838. EDENEZEK DOIHWELL, mar 1 Clerk C O GEORGIA, I By the Court of Ordinary|ol said Burke county. j County. WHEREAS Allen S B Prior executor of Ed mund Prior, deceased, late of said county lias petitioned for letters dismissory, stating that he has fully administered said estate. These are therelore 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 order so the court, nov 10 w6m TII BLOUNT ncco it o GEORGIA,) By the Court Ordinary lor said, Burke county, $ Count” "ajHT'HEREAS .Sarah Smith Administratrix. J ? and Allen A’ B Prior, Administrator of James J Smith, deceased, late of said county, have petitioned said court for letters dismissory, slating that they have fully administered said estate. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned to be and appear before said court on the first Monday in May next, and then ond there shew cause why said letters shall not be granted. By order of the court 5 ' nov 10 warn 301 TII BLOUNT, ncce a <? GEORGIA,) By the Court of. Ordinary for Burke count//. $ said County. WHEREAS John Naxon, Administrator of John S. Kenner, deceased; tele of said conn ty,have petitioned said court for letters dismisssory slating that ho has fully administered said estate these are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned, to he and appear before said court on the first Monday in May next, and then and there shew’ cause why said letters should not bo granted. By oiderot the court. nov 10 6m T. 11. BLOUNT, i> c c o a c Georgia, Jefferson county; WHEREAS, Patrick B Connolly, Administra tor on the Estate of Tandy C Jones, late of said county, deceased, applies for Letters df» mjssory. These are therefore to cite aad admonish at) and sing ilar the heirs and creditors of said deceased; to be and appear at n.y office within the lime proscri bed by law, to file their objections, if any they have, to shew cause wuy said letters should not bo grunted. Given under my hand, at office, in Louisville, this Ifilli day of March, 1838. march If. EBENEZER BOTH WELL, Clk. Georgia—Burke County. ' Court of Ordinary, present, Iheir A'onors, G W invalid, -Abel /.ewis, and K Palmer, Kj-qrs. Rale Ni Si. p(/i March, 1838 UPON the petition of Mnlford Marsh, Adminis- ‘ tralor of John Watts, deceased, this day filed, praying that a Citation may issue for letters diamis sory from said Aaministratkii. It is on motion ordered that the same do issue and bo published once a month for six months. A true extract from the minutes. Tll BLOUNT, dccobc. March 20 6m Georgia, If Hike County. Court of Ordinary, present their Honors G W Evans, Abel Lewis and E Palmer, Erqrs. Rule Ni Si, bth March, 1838. UPON the petition of Samuel Barron, executor of Absolem Kinsey, deceased, lato of Burke co. stating that he has fully executed said will and set tled the estate of said deceased, and praying letters dismissory. It is therefore, on motion of counsel, ordered that the Clerk do issue a citation, returna ble to -September Court next, requiring all persons interested then ami there to show cause why the same should not be granted : And it is further or dered that said citation be published once a month till said court. A trueoxtrarl Irom the minutes. _mar2l) 6m T. II BLOUNT,D. Cl’k. 1^0 UR months after date, application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Courtof Jeffer son county. T hen sitting for Ordinary purpose, for leave to sell the Real Estate of the late Nathau Brassel, dec’d ofsaid coimlv, NATHAN BRAS.NEL.adm’r. jan -I—mlt 3 With the will annexed. months afterdate application will bo mado -R. to the honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court of Sen veil county, while silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Lands belonging to I lie Estate of John ill. Roberts, deceased, lute o( said county- STEPHEN IVIILLS, adm’r. DELIA RO/JJJKTS, adm'rx. Mi Feh£th, 1833 4lm fl ■ TT/'OCR months after day apphention will bo ■ i- made Indie bon die Inferior Court of Burke |H county, while sitting for or-'in. purposes, for leave to sell all tbo real estate b. igffi Hillia rd J Roe, deceased, inarch 3tl t-. ROE, Adm r. Iflj fIfOUR months afterdate application willWi mnde H to the honorable Inferior court ot Columbia bounty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, lor H leave to sell Ihe follow ing lots of Land, viz: Ap JOB, ■ n Jlh district; 287, 37th district; 78 and 46, 11th H lis trie l; all Early county, belonging to the estate ot H hones lilackslono, deceased. H W M. P BEALL, i 1 W M. YARBOROUGH, B iau 10 —15 aoministrators. B l£iswr>tGtioiß. I r |tIIE copnrtnpohipheretofore existing unde H JL firm ofßuOertaon At Benedict, is this dnydis-fe H olved.hr mutual consent. All persona indebted! I 0 tl,e laio firm aro requested to make immediate H mvment to J. I!. Robertson, who is authorised in H r,licet all the outstanding debts, and attend to all I ae unsettled business. J. B. ROBERTSON I L. S. BENEDICT ■ Augusta,7th July. 1837. I fCrJ,!’. ROBERTSON will continue the Shea I ustness on his own account at the old stand, and I tlicitsa comirmnnco of Ilia fbrner patronage ex. I nded to the late firm. 173 fj u |y Zj ■