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PRpspECTrs or the AVii I sT A 31 I It It Olt , A semi-monthly journal, devoted to Volih • IJtrratui uv (I useful inUihfrnu e. f E Plih rr' ''' pl'ik j ' ;I 1 ki-c'in ill -H city nt Au 'inia ij •, . ■ urn! r I ‘ \t ll IB C'-ns*.•ill!*:"- , »?i ueh he 1 ‘ 1 In piihit/h tn I* • wm*d u n.: m ■ n. . . the cbmiug piddieat on, in which .ill that e,.nM b desired by its pal runs is promisi i. mid I»y wl*i<- ex jactations are >m h n nr !d» m realized iini \vp trust Iho ) have » xpci icn ed the mil of lbit remark too oil* n, to regard a tlif -ih.-moi of the merits of our journal, by ir , »• - nn v induce mom to its support. Taking the vi< wol flu? mat tor, we alinll content onrsidvi will a brief s’al* xnont ol tlir intention and «!<•.*> I!i<* Mirror preferring rut her to rest our churns to patronage up on Ihp merits of iln* paper ilmll, than upon thi strength of large pronou n. The Min BOH in designed Jo hi exclusively n i it KRakv journal, and will contain Pojmlur Tnlr Essni/s — Select, Moral I'cudim's Anrii iill'ii'u nnd Scientific /uh Ihmirr —/Viiry MufU‘ t t\'c, A' Jl will he Iho nim ol the publishers to render tin /Vikkon acceptable as n family ]iuptr } h y excludinj from its columns every thing like J'oliticK, or Sec tarmnmn, and admitting nothing that can give of Itm e to any class of society. The Mirror will he printed in » quarto form, bi n fine, medium sheet, nnd new neat type, curd TVo. will contain one page of Music, arranged eillio for the pionodorte or guitar. The columns of the Afiuiioii are tendered ns i medium for the publication ol all approved lilenir compositions,and \v • are not widioiu eenfidcnc in l)ie belief teat there is literary talent and I is’ enough among nr own cit /m lofnrnDiib \r\r w nil a goodly portion of matter of lean productn t Ah it is coiilempluied to mmi** the h. -.1 .No. eari in .May-, we would request those who Pol rlispoe« to contribute to the \i i a uoh, lo h'lml in Hear coil ininiications I" I ire the li id id that ia .mil. TKI TVs Three Dollars in advance, p.ynhleo the delivery of the m i ond Ao OZrAny of our friends Inin .diing its willi a lid i ten unhsc nhei> will her mil find lo a • opy ol the pn per free of charms. W.V. T. THOMPSON. JAS McTAJTRRTV. ©pril 20, Pl.'V’ Editors,will u nfir n Ui\ or hy giving the ahov prospectus a fevVinsertions. 7%1 OTU’ *■;. - The enhsenber "IPth for sale 2 * first rut* made North- n V. agona and* .an? which nr * deposited at Air. !e 1 .ei./a w .n-hoi and WIM b© sold low, ell her hy Air MeK. or in\ self. Also, an excellent eh. (airriuec* made i\ prcssly to ordor, all the materia!.! me ol the I" quality; with it can ho had a /mo,I span of I'ainif .1 lorses, of fine size and good *n may 8 siv. w IiM.NKV 31HAMNG. >|V\VO *ftu:s STKA3 Tll/from ll.esnli ■ se.riher, nine nines below I oinsville, a hrovvi 'black horse mule, a young mid.■ about the eonn.vii size; the oilier a mare mtile, I I:m K, with amnr m the side of the neck, near Iho jaw, siipposcd lobe on the right side. They Jell my jdnnialion about the lOlli of April, 1838. Any person taking up said mules will he paid lor their (rouble, if they will in form me by Idler addressed to me ul l oin: villi*, .h i Person county, (hi. Tilo3] A8 fSTKEET. ItpHISl Itw BOS TOR VIS li Afl D- -()ur hole ul ' 11 ;i,i{ > lof on.) 11 mii.siii 1.1 ilolliiiN pniiriplo, jnvrn hy .MmliHOn ']'. .^lc(h’hfKMuitl .hin. I'hn-hurlf, p tyuhln lo Kvoliii" lloimon, A<l mini-Irntri\ ol li IhiiMnii, • IrrcaHcd, in Jiinr I8l!.i, u Mil n cr.v'il ol fjH'l on (Jm linok. 1 hrrnhy warn nil prr.ionN Irmn irnilinj; lor '.mil nolo iik 11u> t.amo limm liomi pin. Ihy rue p» ,\l - llnrmnonil lliroiigli Iho linnds ul liiclmnl It. VVinlrdv. April 25, IMS KAI.KNTI.MS 11. MiatItIVVKTIII'.U I liorohy i crlily llml Homo lime In llm l ist of Jnnfiniyor llm firnl of I'.'hrnnry, A’idnl It Winlrcy pant oil n prom I wiry nolo of lian.l (or one lliou.uml .liillnrv prirn-ijil.t, nignorl anil pnynhlo a. aliovo, mi.l i« tho snmn nolo ahovo duKcrihed, and that wiid Winlrcy olmorvod ho was paying j| off nl llm re tinol of Valcwlnm 11 Mcrriwcllmr, nnd with hi. (money. A. JId.M.Mn.M). April 25,1838. 1 corlify llml I paid olTsnid note lo Alfred limn mond,on 30ih Jin. lor Vnloniioo II 3/orriwelher, in lilk rcqneal, nnd will hin own fund.. •inny 6 w2* UICI1AKI) It, WINFRIiV A 1-1. pornoiiN having donioinla iho oalatc ■ of Alary W hile, ded'.l, Inlo ol linrko eounly, will present tho snnu', duly uMented, w illiin ihctiiHo prenerihedby KI.IAS HK|,[,, I'ob 0, IHlis a.lm'r tlir Alary While, mar 2 49 jVjOTM It. All por»on» indohled to tho u.late -1 » ol (ieoriro f.i. Hass, late of llnrkn county, tlo eensed, are reiptesloil to make payment, nnd those having d.minnd.. uro roiiuoslod to render ill m in ae ■ronling to law. It. W. H.VS.S, Adm'r. april 17 NTiIAVUD, from (he | lantntion , of Ihixier .lonniain, in VN'asliinglon county, a grey borne, about five fed j also, a l ay imre, about the J. C I yip same height, strayed off together on .Oik or fall ol March last; the horse lias a dent in Ins forehead, about the coil ol his face, al«o marked on the sides by the saddle, and on the shoulders hyihe hurl ol tho collar, he has also very short nnd wide forehead, more so limn common; there arw no particular marks on the mare,only she lias a vary long bushy tail and a small while, spit in her face. Jhe suhseriher oilers vnwxard to any person that will take thvm up and eon\ey them lo the plantation of Win. Johnson, in Binke county, two miles above Robertson's store qprilll w3t KLA X VNDER JOUD IN to NO TH i). Kaimway irom /■Vi the subscriber, on the 1 Oil) /‘J'A J in I two negro Mlows, Jacob f-y/ niM * spencer; Jacob is a bright J I tunlatlo, straight black hair, I cuu* or more teeth out in front, mat' a vety art (ul and plausible Ici low, about live, or five fed six inches high,nnd about 3.» years of ago. Spi ni er is dark c aaplceied, well made, about ihe same In ight ol Jacnh, and about 2.’) years ot age; they both absconded Iho same night, and it is more limn probable they are logeihci and are lurking about some river plantation between I Ins and Augusta or Su\ luinah, it is more tlian likely they will make l-»r Augusta. Any p»*rson nr pen mis apprehending said negroes,A* d livcimg them sale to the subscriber, in Barnwell District, Align.- 1 icrSa vniuizli jail, I willgixe fitly dollar:-, and if any per son or persons can prove to the eon\ iction i I nny white mao or men, lor harboring or earring oil : aid nagrocs, 1 will give olio hundred dollars lor the ap prehension ol said person or persons, wiili the Tiegrovs. J k'.N N I NCiS J W(Kll). Speedwell I*. () R irnwell Disi S.( b apnl K ; v ijfr Cl iced Dolln ~ • nul, Ml’J'U W Kanavviiy from the snhsen T jif! l>or,in December last, a negro man namvd X. v J ,tA Johnson, aged about twenty eight ye;i-s 1 Said negro is four led eleven inches high N( ‘ry dark complexion, and when inlerro gated i lost*l y stutters n little; he has r full face, amt a great many murks of tin \\ hip on Ins hack- Said negro was confined n Ala con jail last summer three nnmilis, and belonged at thulium 1 lo Air. Dill, of Monroe co I would rt' quest jailor.- to he particular in < x imin ng jails, a.« (he said negro lay m\ nnmlh in jail within lei: mites of Ins it.asn r. li sa d m ,r » is eonftied ii jail, so that I got him. 1 wrl |nv the above re wan I 1 hav • no doubt I nt that ho ha ; ,: iered his name apnl 11 w ii (’(»!i N 11. 11 s D ft)|:| \. Sixiy ihdlais nvui.i. % I' AN AU \l r,o„, iha planta r*t dJdm (> ■oshaia and Win / • ! ,r, “i. !., *n Wail ■ i county, (»a Vr-T7 r.» h-iiows.of tin C A to. •wn; • d« ripinais, \/• about :a or :.» year of a. . i : tr rlv • -oniplci on, 10- : f f. A s c tv a!\ ' ’OIK"' I•) t.'ct-U or Id hndic ** ; in hei it, an . when interrogate ? A r r T,-/3 tutters eonsalerably— his iVor l< dh is soiucw h»l f ax * doc, about or -A '('.!!■' of no, a!-o «!.!!■ • onpl moo, -i feci 101 l in h< mi; ot lavop ,i counlcn n-", and sp;nimbly wlc spoken lo; no oth r}■ iriicnl ir :u r\s r»*<‘ dhaMed. >.' d, about do ve.trs ot a-a, ba> a , n i i look, ilark c aiij>le\iim, and oi ordinary size. Tho two first are the property of John (ireshai and the latter c-l U’m Gresham ll is suppose thin limy will attempt to m k * their way lo Align* l.i, and |" rhaps tram that place, hy the So < Rad Road, I • Charleston. Nixiy dollars row ir will be given for their anprchensi* m, and e«»iiliiu UK nt m any safe jailor deliver) to their owners, « to Egbert B Real, Log \ , will hegiven for either of ihem. Any inf amaiion abme ihma will he thankfuH reeciveil by /he propmi »r<, <■, . mm { 31 uj lien!. J A//A (-Ul.su \ \j t 3A Al. (DiT 'H \ I U allun M»unty, Ap'd 21, 1 ' s n I AW.—TV nnd r ; Tied v. ill in future prne / I ii< l y LO\ I) i\ l\ Hi. SJ-. t ana v. lil astend tlu* conrl of the several con. i ot Ih■ • < V-mtileef, ‘ Ini', ami Ualion.nl the u siern, and New ion of the I iii.i' p circuits They will who itrimd lo l lie; colic ti*n u • claims in the j ... 'j up, tr J rl ■ ! < c » '•:*. . m r.w > k s’ ! < AI 1 ••! K1 -L. Madimitii Mny 4, H3B. wTin 1 ifJ~ 'ilr I’ I if. r c.i.iii ('uuriiT it: n ijiiosli !■> pul »- ■ lit-li ll." nbovfi "<;•*.(y, tlirimuni lik, and cliari'i ■ 1 illia (illico. P AW .M iT »< ■ J'!. II» ( . f ..i ■ t ,(‘fslll|) ii-Tel ! " i Curo ajisiii. 'I, i.'vi! i, p ii* A. |Jn\ i. nml tin. ■ubsrrilwr, in (he i■ ■■ i■ t.* •■ ■:■ •, ho boon 1 iil by mill* ill r-unscni I i, '. - , . *J In ntlninl 1 In■ < A .11 in of il.e -N•, r,ii.■ n» Circuit, nml , I nnd those n( ( lari, at,it J iinklin ul llm Western Circuit. Ofliro in i |l>i-rt>.n, lilbi rt i n VtJI .Mi (i. IIAKISKS. , may 7 w2vv I '1 lie Clifirlt tlon Mi■reiiry will insert tin; above twice and clmrpe ll.in itfliee. LAW KOTICt!. , riom ii ilernij/iH il liovimk nniieil in the jirnclic B Ol llio LA\V,ofli;r (heir eei’vicns to lliu iinblir They " ill ntteml I be courts of Afuscogoe, Marion, Hieworl, Randolph, I’.arly, linker, 7-oe nml Sumter, i »(the Chnltnliiiocliee Circuit; 1louBion,o( Iho Flint i Circuit; and Twiggs, I'litiuiki, Isiwiklch, Thomas, Itecalur ami Dooly, of tho Soutlicrn Circuit- Bu siness milnulcil to theircure will meet with prompt i nltention Their oflicc is in Americas, Sumter county, where one ol them innv always he loiind , w lice not übHCiit on Inisinc:... MBIT WARREN, WM II (at AW FORD, oct 10 21! 7 wit 5 A Ni) J'(!lt ! « CIO. 'J'hu fciihacrilicr oilers I lor rale lie lanil whereon he now live , in - ! liirl-.e county, in tie rciilcm. ;,i of Hark • amp,cen tal mug nix liiinilrn I nie! (lie ucr. -, on w Inch there 1 in a (oinlortahle ilv iln. ■ boo. o, mid other iieei .-ary lioiim-s, and a , oil store house, plan i laiion in good' repair; posi-enon can he had - In January next. ■ li-,. ■■ who wish lo pur chase would do well to call and see (or tin ni sei ves JOilN IiUDCK. Burke county, A pril IT, 1835). It iji i ; ii Ai)ir r;7 virs.itc, Arn 11. 25, I ’m. ii mil ERF, will he an election hold at the several 1 -ts F,lection j rc.oncls in ihc county of Warren, | , on Sot iinlny the I lit hol .May next, (or Colonel, to j ■ command the I Jill licpimoiil Ca. Militia; vncaii- i ' cy oeca.doncd by the removal of Colonel Ksavv | llorook from lb 1 Slat. Tho c.-vcial Jnsticca of! I tho I’cacc will charge llicoisidvca vviih the legal j coridiicl of said election, by order of l ho Brigadier • ■cue nl, coiiiin iiidii tho J1 thi ado of lie 2nd Division Ca. Militia. J El! I.AIM 11 BERRYAI IN, I.t Col. Commnnditig the33rd Bid Ca.-Ma iiuaclicd flpl 28 "td (o the 12|.j i K't Ca Ala, | AM) Foil H \ Fill.- 'i he subscribers offer ii } lor sale their I’l an ml ion, In Iho co .my ol War ren, lying iiiimeili.ij.l v on t he main stage road from U'arrcnloii to Sparta, two mibs Imnt the termer place, con Billing aim thousand acres. A large rjunlitity o( the ali.'ve tract in wood land, the (all iance is in a high slate cl cultivation nnd well adapt ed to the cull lire of cotton, grain, &c. Tho improve ments are mostly new, which, together wilh ila licrillliFuli.'osk ami aitimlion, render it n very dcsirn hlo camniry residence. I'eranis wishing lo pnr chsse lands in that part of the country, would do well lo examine this tract. < hie of the sub enhers may at ell limes ho found on the premises. The terms of sale will he accommodating. CF.OKCF \V. FARMER, apnlll wit I!KNJ. 11.1’AI.MFK. yxitAV j:d, i’rom ilio HulihcrllxT, living nl f i’ryerK INmds, liurko county, n largo croaiu colored iiunso, vviih a u Into nmnn und tail, ofiaihcr old ippoarnnoo. Saul was soon u K'W wiilos holow Liucolii ('. 11. last .Saturday ovoning A lihoinl n.ward Will ho paid lo any person who will dohvci him to Janu s \\ nlKinn, living in IfnnishHrg, or giving such iiifdriuaiion that I may get him april 23 \v2i* SOI.O.MON (iODHV. Me I* A KhSTKA W, Altorain*s ai l.nw, (’ovingiou, (hi. offer ihoirßorvioes (or tho goiioral ndjn imoiil and <*olh'oiimi ol dchis iu tho Cirouils adjoining that in which they rosido, and will ationd regularly ul tho (’ouHs in llm oonn l;os of Fiiyotp', y/onry, Now (on, J.i- por, Morgan, Wniton, (iwinnolt, I)cKalk,Coweta and Campbell, april 11 W3m v ii ii Ma t i{.\ lioA miKsorihor hoingdotomrintHl to emigrate to fl llio wont, odors (or snlo his valuable iract ol land, containing three thousand acre.*** himato nnd lying in Jackson coiiMy, (hi, on the /1/ulborry fork ol lloonoo river, I ho residence immediately on the hog mountain and mam Alabama road, vniions other roads intersecting at the same place, viz : iho . J/illedgeville load leading lo M inn’s terry, on ('liatlaliooidiee, Hurricane Shoal road, lending to 1 (-nrnosville and Somli (’arolina. (irrat part o( the j above land is red mulatto land, ofsiiperior (juality ; 100 acres of rich river low grounds; about 800 acres ( Haired, great pin fresh and in good repair, abound- ( | ing with hiijh 'li springs, well improved, w iili a con venient Iramed dwelling house, l\vo a lory high, on 1 a most splendid eminence; an excellent Totton nml Threshing machinery, nnd all other necessary out hausen-. .N" place bolter ealenluted for pub- 1* lie business ol any Kind, in the np eouniry. Bcvo rnl convciMenl M iilcmruis on the premises, not in- | lerlering with each oilier The whole can ho jmr- j chased lor nine thousand dollars, one third in ad- i vamv, the hallanev intwoannual payments, which is not m-»re than two thirds ol the real value Likely young m -rc - w ill he taken at ihc;r value april 13 w3m II.VUKfsON lilt UM( >N I>. At 1 OJI tl 1 )i)ATi(),\ NT Vtkfih imvelling either to Tallalnso’e or U its vielniiy, will do well to nolice the follow ing regu'ulions: a m w stage line is now eoimncncod direct Irom f dlah.v-c-ee to Hainhridge, byway of I‘leasnnt (hove, meet mg the n n I hern stage in I lain bridge, nnd having immediately on ils arri\nl, spend the night in I leasani (hove, ami arrive in Tallahassee at I• •11 o’clock ihe next day. As this route will In,- performed altogeiher in the day, nml as every elfoil will he made lo give general satis luclioii, llio suhseriher ll iiiers himsell that he shall have the patronage of a generous public, april IV 2ni W. 11. CASSKI.S. PKT5'h Persons indebted to the estate o I John M I amhert,deceased will make imme- ! j diale payment,and ilnoc to whom the « state is in• j j delued will present their aceonnls duly utlestod ' within (Ik- lime prescribed by law. W. i:v ANS, > , I oprilia ‘-Vxltl'.llSON I,\MRF,KTO rs- I K. i lie subscriber oilers tor sale va- | i v rions l.uts in th«'town of liaiiiburg, which urt* I well imphivcd am! Miindile for family residenres.— ! Also, two trad a of Land in tee immediate vn iniiy of y/amhurg; one coin lining one hundred and filly neres, more or less, on w hieh there are comfortable improvements, well calculated for n summer seal; and tin* other containing two hundred and fifty a« res, well timbered,, and on which there is a line mill seat, ami >l* improved would he profitable to the owner The iihovemontioned propel ty can he ’ on r* \ onahle terms. Appliention can ,he made to J H I ’.nr, w'ho rcsith's within li\e mi!< ,s jol r.dgeln I i 11. or i* M. (Tay, Ivs-j in the town ol //amlmrg. rmp.ie>ticM,dd«* iill«M can he aiven j for the property. JO//.N B. COV INL fON april 17 w Jt 7 yiiJhiMA m:< von salw... v The sohscr -eis living in 1 lamhnrj, .‘•omh (’urolina, have on hand a large number of Virginia i slaves, and will receive supplies every two weeks. | ; Traders, pl i it rs ;md olh rs w i lane to pureltnsi , . vouhl ilo well t . ;;>a»ail, as we always keep i a superior iissorln nt. Fob 3l .1 ONI ATI WOODS A (’O. 1 i \[BTU'»c -All persons havingdomatnkagainst ; - 1 theestale ol P.liz diet h Bn an. Into of Burk eo. { deceased, will r n.l *nhem in according to law,and i 1 : those indebted will mike payment without de.ay. j april 6 (nv JaHI'.S (iRI'BS, ExT. HfNPIU:!) DOUiVBN UP.A A III) will e given lor the up- ! • pr. ciision and delivery in am jail m ! us Mate, the negro woman AMV;or' I A one hundred dollars l »r inlloin ilion that ’ ■* 'I '' l will enable the stihu riher to obtain pos- ' ' •“ ,vU ‘ n her. Amy is about twen; v \ . j y. ars old, dark complect ml, anil ; about live hm! Iw •or three inch's high, from nil * | the Hifornviiion that can be obtained we believe ■ I sic* was l iken vlfby a >x !;ii,> man calling hinisell r : William Baiit-)!'. a Ken* 1 : ky 1 orse drov«*r, ;is It* 1 j was fir several d. m--i c ’ing, lurking in the !n« 'c.hhorhocd, and »m U cdiu lav night of the |Sih v ; I.h tl. ■ loenmg the woman was imping, h * ilc ' i partial at nil r r !ate hmi of the night, fur S ivan -1 nail, lo w lech i . n e he iu \. rw eni. f> ID (.Li.LI Kill T1...u * . Ma\ ’, I'd s j. I i\V NOTK F..—The undersigned will j * t hereafter praelic* in the Superior Courts of i.i counties of VVnrreu anil Taliaferro, in the No them circuit, in iy i (.nil CRAWFORD <t GARDNER. Il A W NOTH' 10 . —The undersigned having ivod I- in Cl iik i ouniy in Lineolnion, -I Hi !." |ir.-ii lien of haw in llio (Superior | ■ it Interior Courts of Lincoln county, and the ad i * cut counties. Ik.-iiie-nintrusted lo his care will | lie promptly attended to. HENNING H. MOORE. References.- -lion. Charles Dougherty, Ifon. A. 'k Clayton, I foil. Thomas W. Harris, Gen Edward H irdnn, Athens; C. J. Jenkins, G. W. Crawford, A J Miller, Col. John Milledge, Willia.n E. Jones, A 11,'iisla I incolnlen, March 24, 1838. wlf AW NOTICE.— The subscriber has aottletl * f in Columbus, Ga. and will give his promptat lenlimi to any hiiNiiiuss intrusted to him. His office is in Mr. llepVmrn’s brick tenement,opposite the Oglethorpe House. E. A. NISBET. ColunmuH, ,March 27. w4tn k. DTE E. -Em rayed In-.ia tie' subscriber, on J • the I'.till Eelirunry last, eighteen miles below Waynesboro, in liurk co.a light hay Mare, wilh tdaclt inane nnd tail, 12 or 13 years old, lame in the right hind leg; any information relative to said animal will he thankfully received and liberally re warded. A letter directed to I lie subscriber at Mill Haven ]’. O. Scriven ca. will he sufficient 'nforma lion. JOSHUA W. KIMBLE. April \ dw2m GEORGIA LIME UOHKsT v ~ r It' IIK subscribers respectfully inform (he pub | * lie l hat they have commenced ilia manufactory of 1.1 ME near Jaeksunhorongh, in Scrivcn county, <hi. They have extensive quar 'riesof I.i ncsiorie, which is considered by profes sor.! 11 Coiling, Stale (leologisl, lo whom the proprietors are indebted lor the information ; whii h iinhiced them lo embark in the undertaking, to he n( iho very purest kind. They have conss- I qnciitly erected large and substantial Kilns in llio most npproved mariner, nod procured men from the Nonh who are |icrfoctly acquainted wilh I the hnsuics i A portion ol the l.imo is now in marl - i and has been pronounced by Ihe principal builders in lb ■ neighborhood of Augusta, and I Others, to he of excellent quality, 'ihe subscri | hers take plea nre in inviting those who take an inliT! !in the devclopemonl of the internal resottr ! "• 1 : - !a, io examine it, being convinced that llhe whole I iiilml States cannot produce a more ! hemilifhl article. 'I hey have now a quantity on hand, which they tyill ih liver at, llio mouth of Drier Creek on (lie ivtiiiimh river, or nt Augusta. Having extensive preparations in progress, they expect lobe able during the next winter nnd spring lo supply or der.! lo ,i \ cry large amoiml; and (le y have every reason 10 heiice that they will entitle themselves io the favor and patronage of I lie public by pro ducing n cheaper and belter article at home than . in. he found abroad, Drdcis will he received by D Kirkpatrick ft Co. or by Thus 1. Smith at Augusta, or Jacksonboro'. CORNELIUS & SMITH. may 7 2awd<J-wtl E. V.&.J. 111 EE. .rrranxjEs at law, Dloliccllo nnd Ealenlon, Georgia, %?ij IEL practice in Ihe several courts of thecotin * * liesol Jasper, Jones, Morgan, Putnam, Bald w in, Bulls, Henry, Newton, -Monroe, Walton, and in Ihe Federal (Tort tiir the district of Georgia, REFERENCES. AsgwWo.— A..1 <fe 'J'. W. Miller; Webster, Har lan Ice & Co, 11 a rvi land, Ri • ley, «jf- Co. Mucnn. — Hoc* Nishil, Henry G. Lamar,Charles J. McDonald. Numnnah.— Berrien and Cuylor, G. 11. Lamar, Jo seph W. J ackson. ('lmrlcHtmi —James L. Peligrue, Weed & Fannin, C. & G. II Ke'scy & //alslead. The Charleston Courier and Mercury, nnd Now Vork Courier anil Enquirer will publish Ihe above twice a w eek lor 0 months and forward their accounts to tins office, nov 17 wfim 25‘J NOTICE.— Brought ip Lincoln Jail on the ■‘-’I Hist ,1/aroh last. Two Negro follows—Jim is about five H.et high, dark complected, twenty one or two years of age, and says he belongs lo Joseph //aliherslmm; ol //ahhorshom County—the other uhoiil the sumo hoiglitb, nnd complexion, near llio same, who rays his name is Juno,and I hut he be longs to Wm, Elliot, of Ihe same County—l he ow leu's are hereby notified to eome, pay expenses anil lake them away VVM. REVNDLDS. April 17 wl JW ANNION 11 O USE* (jainesvdlc, Ovnrgii. /. I 'I'IHS comfortable establishment is re- r c, «u ,l l"‘nc | l by ils former proprietor, and will ii'jißL he in a slate of readiness lor Iho reeejiliou of families uml other persons by the middle of Alay. The proprietor has gone lo great expense in enlarg ing and lelilliug ilia whole establishment inside nnd out, all of w hich will ho neat, clean and comforla hie. The stables and carriage houses areextensive, and well suited lo the purposes fur which they are 1 designed. In short, the proprietor thinks lie will hazard nothing, in pledging that this establishment, in the general, shall ho inferior to none in the southern slates; whatever comforts that eftn be eommandf d from the resources of the surrounding country, will be alforded to bis guests, in a manner, bo trusts, that will bo entirely lo their salistactiou. I'bo establishment w ill bo enlarged the present sea son, lo upwards of thirty rooms—and charges the same us at the other public houses in the village. The proprietor Halters hims If that hois too wi II know n to the public, to render it necessary for him lo oiler lo them testimonials of his abilities or de sire, to vender those who favor him wilh their com pany, in nil respects easy nnd comfortable. His ■jii iilr and interval are both at slake m sustaining the beautiful x Hinge ol Gainesville, which presents as many advantages as a summer retreat, as any other j spot north or south. If, therefore, a liberal southern public will afford a sufficient patronage to justify the devolopomcnt and concentration of the va rious resources ol the surrounding country so ns to bring them into action ior llu ir comlort nnd eon vi niem e, they may ho assured that the means thus afforded the proprietor of this establishment shall j lie liberally applied lo its improvement nnd iho pro etircnienl of every comfort Ih ey can require, until | it shall loose nothing by comparison with any I ol her of I he kind, north, south, east or west—with i otti u liberal patronage, however, it is evident pub lic expectation cannot ho met. If the advantages of jan unexceptionable climate, superior witer,-with s -veinl medicinal springs, (one of w hich isaeknow le pod by the most competent judges to be excelled | by none m the s uilliern states,) fine roads in every j dm etion, and good society, are inducements siilfi | eientto justify Iho reasonable expectation, that a liberal and intelligent public will give lo their home r slllriioax the preference Over foreign ones, then Th 1 proprietor li ols confident that tins appeal will not he made invain, REUBEN THORNTON, may 3 wtiw LAM UENtH ILLE HOTEL. ‘ n . The subscriber having removed to Mil v mA ledgevdle, would take this opportunity jj'jjjilx.*, io return than! s for former patronage, Ujsi!• 'j'.V and would state that his house is now sv. AT- TiTi kepi by ids brother John N. Alexander, lor whom lie solicits the palionnge of his friends :uid others, and assures them that every attention will hegiv -:i by the present occupant lo render them ■lumlonahlc. THUS. W. ALEXANDER. j ll -.ving taken the Lawronccville Hotel, I solicit a share of public patronage, and promise that 1 will r.'c my ut ;u.>st exertions to give general satisfaction : to ail who may call. JOHN N. ALEXANDER. Lawrencex iHo, Gwinnett eo. March 22. w3m 'E V E VIA (• li filth ITN Ni.t.Ktii.N FOR SALE.-On Iho Bttth day of Afav next, j I shall sell at auction in Jones county North Ca rolina, on the farm of John H. Daves, deceased, the most va i.ahle parcel of S I, t VEX ever sold in , the slat.", consisting ol House servants, Fellows, Hon.co. Boys nnd Girls—only 6 old oner; in the 'lot. Terms—creiht ( Jmonths, with interest from i Ist J oi. I diS—purchasers giving bond with two ; approved seeurnics. WU’I! HU A\W OOD.Jr Exi eutur ofJohn H Haves, deceased. Raleigh, April 21,1838. IMsw In Riehmond Superior Court—Feb 17,1838 Gaihiirinc Charles, 1 i vs' > Libel for Divorce. Nivh'v.del Charles, j 'i he So riil having returned that the defendant . not tk" hmml. It is therefore, ordered, that lie he require I to appeorat the next term of this Court 1 answer, or the Court will proceed as in case of judge m i.i by delimit, and it is further ordered that ties nil.’ he published m one of tha Gaieties of the ■M> of .Vue 'si x once a month (or three months 1 >'Tir: tollin' next term ol this Coun. F,b luarx 17, 1838. \iai - x'r ol hum th<> minutes. ‘hi if‘J -’bluet JAMES Me LAWS Clerk. 1 OROUGIIT 0) Augusta Jail on tho 2d insl I I t 9 a negro hoy, calls himself JIM; says he he . longs to Wm R Blount, Washington county, fia. hs is 15 year* old; thin visaged, raihtr light com pleated. The owner is requested to come forward, pay expenses and take him from jail. ! may 3 KU MORGAN, Jailor. I DROUGHT TO Alt.< STA J AIL, on the ‘Jth inst. a Negro woman, calls herself I Mary, says she belongs to John iShepperd, Talla hassa, K. F. she is Id years old, 4 feet 5 inches high, bar a scar on her forehead, and light complected. The owner is requested to come forward, pay ex pensos and lake her from jail. may 10,1838 w3t ELI MORGAN, Jailor. TWENTY -FIVK DOUAHs REWARD HUN AW A V from thosuhscriber while in camp, near Hamburg, S C n nertll ' n n,- gro man named Prince, aged about 40 years, dark complex firm ion, chunkcy, heavy built, about 5 feet d or 10 inches high, has teveral of his upper fore teeth missing; and tolerably brisk spoken. Said negro was purchased from the workhouse 1 inGharleston. Any person who will apprehend said negro and deliver him to Mr. Wm. Turner [ of Hamburg, or secure him so that said Turner can | get him, will receive the above reward. I jan S. WILLIAMS 1 Twenty five dollars Reward. RANAWAY on tlie ‘Jlli Jan last, a negro woman named AII11II; owned for several years past by Mr Jacob Dan forth id this place, and formerly bySam- A oEFSft l,r ornaa Danforlh of Wilkes or Lin j coin county. .She is abnu 45 years of ' 'age, walks lame, particularly in her left 11 ml: upper front teeth out She is well acquainted in Columbia, Wilkes and Lincoln coun ' ties, and may say she is hiring her own lime, it is likely she lias a pass. Twenty five dollars will 1 hegiven for her delivery tome in Augusta, or for 1 such information as will lead to her recovery, march 7 J G DUNLAP. The Washington Spywill publish the above for 2 mo and forward the account to J G I). "cIiEAP i)irv^;ooDs~ ill Wholesale or Retail. E \ LS & GRISWOLD have this day received E. 5 bales Georgia nankeen, sup. at 82 75 pr ps; Fevvensus Irish linens, fron 50c to 1 25 “ yd; Fine jackouett print muslins 371 c; do do do do 3Uc; Superfine embro’d Parasols; do plain do; Together with a general assortment, of Staple and laiicy Dry Goods, which w ill he sold at prices to correspond with the above, and as low as ever offered in tbiscily. I KT Store directly under the Globe Hotel. apnl 2 r, s w3w ADM I S JST RATOUW NOTICE! ~7. jt I.L persons to wbnrn the estateof Henry Zian, J A deceas'd, is indebted, will render their claims within the lime prescribed by law; and nil indebted to said estate are requested to make early payment to the undi rsigned. JANE D. ZINN, Adm’x. may‘.l. 1H34 fivv JOHN FOSTER, Adm’r. I It months afterdate application will bo made to Justices of the Inferior Court of Richmond couniy, sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell the real and personal estate of Henry Zinn, 1 hue of i ichmond county, deceased. JANE J). ZINN, Adm’x. juayO, 1833 4iti JOHN FOSTER, AdmT. I^OUR months after date, application will be made to the Honoranlo the Inferior Conn of Scrivcn County, when sitting lor ordinary putpo scs, for leave to sell all the Lands belonging to the Estate of James Boston, dec.’d THOJ/A.V DOSTON, Adm’r. March 8, 1833. t|H)UK months alter day application will ho made to the hon the Interior Court of Burke county, while sitting lor ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the real estate belonging to Hilliard J Roc, deceased, march 20 A HUGE, Adm'r. months utter date application will be made to the honorable Interior Court of Jeffer son, silting for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell the lauds in said county, belonging to the estate ol the late homas B. Wells, deceased, for tire benefit of the creditors of said estate. This 23d April, 1838. PHILIP ROBINSON, ) „ , april 23 4rn JOHN 11 WELLS, \ rs ' g AO UR months alter dale, application will be JS.’ made to the honorable Inferior Court of Burke couniy, for leave to sell a part of the real estateof tjoutr, worth Harlow, deceased. REBECCA HARLOW, Admrx. npril 20 inbn Jl'Otß iUONTHS alter date, application will bo made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Richmond county, when sitting for ordinary pur poses, for leave to sell tbo real estate of 1. J. Brown, deceased. P FLEMING, Jan 18 14:w4m0 Administrator. , months alter dale, application will bo made to the honorable Inferior Com t of Burke county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, (or 1 leave to sell lot number three hundred and thirty- 1 h>nr, f 334) in the sixth district, Carrol couniy, con- ' tabling two hundred two and a half acres. 1 Jan "23 lSw4m Wm WM A UND, Admr 1 [q'Ollß months alter date,application will he made *- to the honorable the inferior court of Jeffer son county, when sitting as a court for ordmaiy purposes tor leave to sell the land and negroes of 1 Richard Hudson, deceased. march IG HARVEY II PIPKIN, Adm’r. L'PUK months after date, application will he “■ made to the honorable the inferior Court of Burke county, when setting lor ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell all the real estate belonging to the estate of John J. Roc, deceased. A. H. ROE, Administrator. Waynesboro, 23d March, 1838 4m K ihoiclis alter date, application will be made to the honorable Inferior Court of Co- ■. lumbia county,while sitting for ordinary purposes, i for leave to sell the I,and and Aegroes belonging to ■ the estate ol Robert Allen of said county deceased. 1 march 8 Wm J RHODES- Ex’r 1 None E._F mr months after date,application 1 will bo made to the honorable Inferior Court ! of Lincoln county, when sitting for ordinary pnr- • poses, tor leave to sell a part of the real estate of John Willingham, deceased. ' ISAAC WILLINGHAM,) . , , NELSON GARRETT, \ Adm tT3 ' March sth, 1838. mar 23 4m months after date, application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Jefler | son county, when sitting lor Ordinary purpose, for leave to sell the Real Estateof tbe late A'alhan Brossel, dec’d ofsaid county NATHAN KKASSEL.adm’r. jan 4—ui-lt 2 With the will annexed. months afterdate application will bo made to tho honorable the Justices of the Inferior j Court of Scriven couniy, while silling for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Lands belonging to the Estate of John M. Roberts, deceased, late of said county. STEPHEN MlLLS,adm'r. DELIA ROBERTS,adm’rx. Feb sth, 1838 4tm 33 IIR months alter dale application will be made to the honorable Inferior court of Columbia county, when silting for ordinary purposes, for j I leave to sell the following lots of Land, viz: No 408, tit 4ill district; 287, 27th district; 78 ami 40, 11th district; all Early county, belonging to the estate of i James Blackstone,deceased. W M. P BEALL, WM. YARBOROUGH, ( inn 19«-18 administrator*. IV OTICE.—Four months after date, applies* i'9 lion will be made to the honorable Inferior 1 Court ol Richmond county, while silting for ordt- 1 nary purposes, (or leave to sell a lot of land in the 1 15th district and Ith section in Cherokee county, ! { belonging to the orphans of Lott Williams; also’ • one other tract drawn by J.ott Williams, in .Lee co. 1 sold forth* benefit ol the heirs ofsaid VVilbams. 1 may 8, 1838. P. H. MANTZ, Guardian. I months after date, application will be 5 made to ll.e honorable Inferior court of Burke county,for leave to sell all the real estate f es George F. Sconyers, deceased. JANE SCO.WERS, Adrax. april 2fi m4m Georgia, Jefferson Comity: " i LIEKEAS James M. I .inquefield, adminis- < » tralor on the estate of James E Wells, late c ofsaid < oimty, deceased, applies for letters of dis- v mission from said estate. ~ I E 'C arc therefore to cite and admonish all and f singula-, 111.' kindred and creditors ofsaid deceased, d to be and appear at my office within the time pro- a scribed by law, to shew riitisc, if any they have, l why said letters should not be granted. u Given under my baud at office, in Louisvdlo, this e bib day of May, 1838 E, BOTTIWELL, Clerk, way 10 Cm TO COAT OWNERS AND PATROON 6 B Navigating Savanah and Broad rivers. » an act ol the General Assembly of the slate ol Georgia,assented to theSGth December, 1836, it is made ho duly of the inferior courts ol the sev °f SUKI state - bordering on.or which naugab e waters pass through, to cause to he pub iis bed, the provisions ol the several acts of the ge neral assembly, regulating boat owners, their agents and patroons, navigating said waters. By the aforesaid acts every boat navigating the Savannah or Broad rivers, are required to bate a white patroon,with a Bill of Lading ready prepared to exhibit to any white person, who may w ish to examine the contents of the boat under their charge showing the name ol said patroon and consignee of the 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 pul on board ot their I boat, any corn, cotton, peas,stock ol any kind, pool ry or other articles in which by law they are forbid to Iraffiok, except the same is exhibited in the bill ol lading of the owner ol said boat or his agent,and un der his or their direction entered, rnakingit penal against every offender of the aforesaid acts. i herofore,all concerned w ill take notice, that the acts ol which the foregoing is extracted w ill ho en forced against offenders who may be taken in the catmty of Lincoln. Lkwis Parks, ,W. B.Cantklow, John Moss, Stephen Stovai.l, OQ , Peter Lanar, noy a if 8/8 Judges of Inferior court. copartnership heretofore existing unite * firm of Robertson & Benedict, is this day dis solved by mutual consent. All persons .ndehted to the late firm are requested to make immediate payment to .).!!. Robertson, who is authorised to collect all the outstanding debts, and attend to ad the unsettled business. J. B. ROBEBTSON L, S. BENEDICT Augusta, 7th July, 1837. J. B. ROBERTSON will continue the Shoe Business on his own account, at the old stand, and solicits a continuance of the former patronage tx ended to the late firm. 173 (July 25 Georgia, Scriven County; W'H ERE AS, Thomas Clifton end Cynthia Daughtroy apply lor Letter* of Adminisration on the Estate of William Daughtrey, late of (his county, deceased, These are therefore to cite and admon’sh all and singular the heits and creditors of said deceased, to he nod appear at my office within the lime prescri bed by law, to file their objections it any they have, to shew cause w hy said letters should not he granted Given under my, hand, at office, in Jacksonhoro’ , ibis 251 h day of April, 1833, april 28 30d JOSHUA PERRY, cco s c. Georgia, Scriven County : WHEREAS William Burns applies for letters 1 of administration on the estate ol Elsey Wright, lab of this county, deceased. Those arc therefore to cite and admonish nil 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, 1 to shew cause why said letters should not lie grant ed. Given under my hand arid real at office, in Jacksonhoro, this 28th April, 1838. a p 2830,1 JOSHUA PERRY, Clerk. GEORGIA,) Court of Ordinary, I Scriven counti/ <j September Term 1837.’ d I PON application ol Alexander E. Hopson,ndrni 1 sJ nistrator do home non,of the estate Green D Pearce dec’d.,stating licit ht lias fully administered said estate and praying citation forlelers dismissory, it is on motion ordered, that the clerk do issue a ciia tion requiring all persons to shew cause why the sauio shall not be granted—and that the same ho published once a month lorsix mouths. A true extract from lire minutes, this 12lii day of September, 1837. JOSHUA TERRY, cl‘k onv. 4 mGm 259 Georgia, liurkeCoiinty: Court of Ordinary—present, their honors GW Ev ans, Abel Lewis; and E Palmer, Esqs. March bth 1838. UPON the petition of Burton McGhee, stilling Ahnet E Holliday, dec , fate ‘ol Burke county, did,on the 15lh day of September, 1834, by his cer tain bond of that date, obligate himself, his liens j and, assigns, ro execute to one Win Daniel, ofJVlor- j gan c jtmty, titles to the lot of Land in live town of Poinset, in the county of Murray: commencing on , (ho street ot the corner of lot No 3, in the first divis ion of said town, running south with said street six- J ty-four, to a street. 40 feet wide, thence with said * street one hundred and sixty feet to a cross street, * thence up said street, to lotver part of Jot No 3. And also stating licit lie is the assignee of said bond, and that said Abner E. departed this life j without executing said titles, and praying that Ma thew Jones, the administrator of the said Abner E. may be directed to execute to the said Burton Me t Ghee titles to said lot. Whereupon, on motion of s Mulford Marsh, counsel for said petitioner, it is or- j dered, that unless good cause he show n to the con- , trary, the said Matthew Jones, adm’r. as aforesaid, j will be, at July term of this court next, directed to v make said titles. And it is further ordered that a j copy of fhis rule ho published once a month for three months,before said court A true extract from the minutes, < march 21 m3t T M BLOUNT, D cl’k. Georgia»Burke county: Court of Ordinary—present their, honors G W Ev- ( ans, Alfred Lewis, and E Palmer, Esqrs. March bth, JB3B UPOJVIhe petition of James Buchanan and Wm ? Hosier, staling that Abner E Holliday, dcc’d. , latenf Burke county, died in the county of Murray, ] on the eight day of September, 1834; by his certain bond of that dale, a copy of which is filed in this £ court, obligate himself to one William Daniel, of Morgan county, his heirs or assigns, titles to two 1 lots in the town of Poinset, known by the A*o2, and one hall of No 16. And also by his certain ( other bond, made in the same county on the Olh day of September, 1834, the said Abner E obligated r himself to execute |lo the {said William Daniel, Ids heirs or assigns, the other half of said lot No 16, in a tlie said town of Poinset (a copy of which last j mentioned bond is filed in this court) and the said James and William are the assignees of said bonds, i and also that said Abner E departed this lit© without executing said titles; and praying this court to di rect Matthew Jones, administrator of the estate of t said Abner E., to execute the said titles to the said James and William, it is thereupon, on motion of - lord Marsh, counsel for said petitioners, ordered, i that unless good cause be shown to the contrary, I that this court will, at July term next, direct said I administrator to execute said titles. And it is fur ther ordered, that tins rule he published once a " month fur throe months before said court. A true extract from the minutes. s mare.hjH m3t T H BLOUNT, D cl’k. t Georgia, Burke county: 1 Court ol Ordinary—present, l heir honors G W Ev- 1 aus, Abel Lewis and E Palmer, Esqrs. March bth 1838. UPON the petition of Dennis Carrol, of Murray j county, slating that Abner E Holliday dec'll, of Burke ceunty, cid, in the county of Munroe, on the 6ili day of October, 1835, by his bond of that - dale; a copy of which is filed in this court, hind him- i self, ills heirs and assigns, to execute to one Wll- " liani Daniel, and iiis assigns,of Murray county, by n the first day of (January, 1836, lilies to that lot of a land known by the number one hundred and sixty, y in the 10th district, 13th section, originally Cliero- tl kee county; and stating that said Abner E departed h this life without executing said title; and that the u said Dennis is t ho assignee ol said bond; and n praying this court to direct Mathew Jones, the ad- v ramistrator on the estate ol said Abner E. to exe- tl cute title to saiil lot to the said Dennis. Whereup- c on, it is, on motion oi Mulford Marsh, counsel fur said Dennis, ordered, tiiat unless good cause is ft shown to the contrary, that on t lie first Monday in “ July next, this court will direct said admimistrator to execute said title. And it is further ordered, t hat a copy of this rule ho published once a month 1 c> for three months before said time. d A true ex ract from the minutes. march 21 m3t T U BLOUNT, D cl’k. *’ c Georgia—Burke county. Court of Ordinary— present, their Honors G. W. 1 Evans, Abel Lewis, and E. Palmer, esqs. a Rule Ai. March bth, 1838. 0 UPON the petition of Elisha Haymnns, executor of Samuel 1 laymans, deceased, late of Burks / county, staling that ho inis fully executed the last i will mid testament ol said Stephen Daymans, de ceased, and praying letters dismissory. it is there- , fore, on motion oi counsel, ordered, that the clerk do issue a citation requiring a 1 ! concerned,to be ami appear at the court at September term next, c llicn and there to show cause why said letters nliall t not be granted, ami tiiat said cilitation ho publish- cd once a month till said court. A true extract from the minutes. . march 21 ntOt T 11 BLOUNT, D d’k Georgia, Columbia County: ll, V\ arrpn and John Jf , ( ’<ir, Executors of ihe Billot U’llliLim Mrf.nr, deceased, applies for letters Dismissory I he«c are t herefore to cite an.! admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said d< cease, lobe and appear at my office within the time ore .smb . I® w * t 0 shew cause il any they have why said Jelters should not ho granted. * Given under ray hand at office, this 24th day of February, 1838. GABRIEL JONES, Clerk. 100 v? 47 Georgia, Burke County! " ' W H ERE AS James Grubhg Adminigtralor of * ” „ l ' ,e es,nte of Wm. Bryant, deeeased, applieg to me for letters of dismission. These are therefor to rite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said dee’d to he and appear at any office, within l he time prescrib ed by law, to show cause,if any they have, why said letters should not he grated. Given under my hand at oflice in Waynesboro, this 22-1 day of January JB3B. Jan 20 21m(>m TJI BLOUNT. Dccoa c. Georgia, Burke county; ULREAS Elijah Attaway, administrator on * * the estate of Bedding ft Byrant, late of said countt, deceased, implies for letters dismissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sigulnr the kindred and ereditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office, within the tine pte scnhecl by law, so show cause, if any they have, why said letters should nut be granted. Given under my hand, at Waynesboro’, this 17th day o Ecb;, 1838. Tlf BLOUNT, D. CTk. ** mOm Georgia, ftiirke ~~ Little Berry Burch applies for w letters dismissory, on the estate of Abish Jenkins, deceased. These are theieforc to cite and admonish all and singular ihe kindred and creditors of said deceased lo he and appear at my office within Ihe lime p ro ’ scribed hy law, to show cause, if any they have why said Jcttci& should not be granted 1 .U^WddKfSrJ g^‘. in % n e sblro ,:i " T • H. BLOUNT, Dep. Clerk. r nV‘ ’ ’/ “fialci ro Comity ; VV ,V.!r,I ,0 . B0 !o’ " J ,118 highest bidder, within , . t .10 lavUnl hours of sale, rn the first Tuesday m July next, at the court house it. i ho town of Craw lirdvilfo m said county, seventeen and a half acres of l.ind belonging to the estate ofC. A. Nelers lato D Tfo um"B y ’M e^r ,1 ,' niU ' ,inin « IE norum. Bed dm Jlhodes, and others, all in Ihe 1.00,/s, and cornering on the Georgia Bail Bead Tn h s°n f, ” irlh ° ll ,Ilile west "f Graulor.lv,He, nmrtof «, P "T I, \" 8 ", 0r,1w,,f1,,e ' ,or,ora fde Ihe min. vt Orwinary oi said county. Terms of sale on Iho day. JOEL E. MERCEB, Adm’r. aprfl la”'* n ° n ° n “ e e * tMeo ‘ C A - Helen.,dec’d. Georgia, Burlce Comity. ~ Court ol Ordinary, present their Honors WG Evans, Abel Lewis and E Pander, Ksqrs huh Ni Hi s ih March 18:, I T ~l he "Plication of Mullor.l Marsh and fielding fryer .praying that the Clerk do is sue a citation for letters dismissory as administra tors on the estate of fielding Fryer, deceased It is »n motion of Counsel ordered, that the same do issue returnable to September term next of this Court, to he published once a month till said Court A lme extract from the minutes. march 20 fun Til BLOUNT. t> ccoit c. Georgia, J etlersou Comity: \j%J -GLEI'-Ati Roger I, Gamble, Administrator » » of the estate of the late Manning fsprndley of said county, deceased, applies for dismission Coni said administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ol said dec’d to he and appear at my office, within the lime prescrib ed hy law,to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at Louisville, this 26th day of f eh. 1838. EBENEZER BO IJIWELL; _ ! ni,r 1 Clerk C O GEORGIA, ) By the Court Ordinary lor said Ilurke county, J Counts titta 7 TJKKEaS Sarah Smith Administratrix', * tj and Allen 6’ B Prior, Administrator of James J Smith, deceased, late of said county, have petitioned said court for letters-dismisshlry, stutine that they have fully administered said estate. J hose are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned to be and appear before said court on the first Monday in May next, and then and there shew cause why said letters shall not he granted Bv order of the court J ttov 10 wdm 204 TII BLOUNT. t, cc », c GEORGIA,) By the Court of Orditiarylbr Burke county $ said County. Joi,n A 'axoh, Administrator of V John S. Kenner, deceased, fate of said conn ty, have petitioned said court for letters dismisssory stating that he has fully administered said estate these are therefore te cite and admonish all con cerned, to he and appear before said court on the first Monday m May next, and t hen and there shew cause why said fetters should not be granted. By otdero* the court. _nov 10 fin, T. H. BLOUNT, n c c o t( c , Georgia, Jefferson county: WHEREAS, Patrick B Connolly, Administra tor on the Estate of Tandy 0 Jones, lath of said comity, deceased, applies lor Letters dis missory. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the heirs and creditors of said deceased, lo he and appear at m 3 office within the lime prescri bed hy law, lo file their objections, if any they have, lo shew cause wny said letters should not ho granted. Given under my hand, at office, in Louisville, this Kith day of March, 1838. march 16 ERENEZER BOTH WELL, Clk. Georgia—Burke County. Court of Ordinary, present, their Honors, G W Evans, Abel Lewis, and E Palmer, Esqrs. Rule Ni Si, bth March, 1838 UPON the petition of Mulford Marsh, Adminis trator of John Walls, deeeased, this day filed, praying that a Citation may issue for letters (Bands sory from said Administration. It is on motixn ordered that the same do issue and he published once a month for six months. A trite extract from the minutes. T H BLO UNT, iiccont!, March 20 f, m Georgia, Burke County. Court of Ordinary, present their Honors G W Evans, Abel Lewis and E Palmer, Erqrs. Rule Ni Si, bth March, 1839. j TI ON the petition of Samuel Barron, executor of Absolem Kinsey, deceased, late of Burke Co-, slating that he has fully executed said will and set tled the estate of said deceased, and praying letlorft dismissory. It is therefore, on motion of counsel l , ordered that the Clerk do issue a citation, returna ble to September Court next, requiring all person* interested then and there to show cause why the same should not be granted ; And it is further or dered that said citation be publisher once a month till said court. A trueextract Irom the minutes. mar 20 fun T. II BLOUNT, IJ. CTk C'OE. BROWN of Brown’s Ferry, look from the 'lndiansone bead guard Chain with “Wrn Flour noy August 22; 1834,” worked m it with gold bends; also, one full jewelled double-cased hunting watch, with gold guard chain and key—the watch has three letters on the front case—the owner, or any of his relations can get it by describing letters and prov 11 g property. If no applicatioli oe made in four months, the watch will he sold and the proceeds di vided among the troops,—application lo ho made to the editor of the Columbus Herald for the bead chain, and for the Watch to Col Broun. ’l’he Columbus Herald will copy 1 lie above and forward the account to Col Brown, nov 27—tP277 /V GREEABLE to an order oft. iu hon. the Info i - norCourlof Burke county, when silting for mlinary purposes, will be sold, on tfie first Tues- Iny in June next, before the Court House door in Waynesboro’, between 1 fie usual hours of sale, Five Hundred and ninety four,acres of Land in said county, adjoining lands of William Patterson, Win Rollins, ai >1 others, belonging to the estate of Ralph Penrovv, deceased, sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms on the day of sale. MARTHA PENROVV, Adm’x. march 20 wt H Georgia, Jefferson county: S &7TIEREAS Ashley Phillips, administrator V v on the estate of Stephen Colter, late of said county, deceased, applies lor letters dismissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and, singular the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to be and appear at my office within the. lime prescribed by law,to shew eaase if any they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand at office, in Louisville, (his Kith day of March 1838. mar 10 EBENEZER BOTH WELL, Clk.