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J>,l ri H! <*.N IM’.TI I . “g It TllK nndoisigmd begs leave '■> I iffßft hi* Inoel sincere to hi* IricnuK mml intna niFi.miorp. for the liberal patronage ex *tended towards him. whilst bo was proprietor of ’ thisestablishmenl, and would rcipacllully soli it a ' cmlimmr.fp of the anno for the pros nt piopnetor, | whom ho <«i ohcorfully and tonrulc illy recoin- i ‘ mend to a liberal public ' • 1 111 '; | The subscriber lias taken the bouse formerly <■ I 'etipied by V. .1. Cherry, and known as ibo .loHereoii ( Hotel; he solicits, and ho}»cs, by hi* unremitting at- i Temion, to merit t liberal share of mtb.ie p«J ro J'?P ( p | f jJefl ,irs,)H, May 17 wit (i 1,0 lie 1. MIA VC_, | 'WKK ofat’H iio i't'd« , . The subscriber lospeellnlly m'onns bo Igpi friends and the community at large, Hint !u» lies rS'Olirly completed, nt con uderab o ‘ n commodious bouse, will, largo and well vt lUlolcU rooms, neatly finished, in tho vdlaoc »1 Andcison, «location (or boallb, fine water and pure mr, is not surpassed by any village in the up country, anil having two nourishing ucJilemies, character!soil lor their studious and rncrgclu habits, conducted s< p nraudy by competent teachers. Ibo house being well prppar<*«l lor ibo reception ol lrn\••!I* rs, tran* sictit or permanent boarders, his table being as well supplied as the surroun ling country will afford, ami his bar furnished with well selected which and liquors. Ills stables arc largo and commodious, and wilt be attended w ith competent ostlers. J close attention to business be bones to meet a snare of public patronage. < 'HIHSTOPHKH OKU. Anderson ell, So.Co, May 28.1838. vvst LAVvifi'fNcidVii.i,i: ik'TKI.. _ , The subscriber having removed I" IMU lodgeville, would lake ibis opporluniiy I lißtj to return thanks for former patronage, liisißbS and would slate that bis bouse is now JkWsHL kept by tils brother John N. A lexniu.cr, for whom ho solicits the paltormge ot bis fiiends and others, and assures them ilmi every attention will he given by the presem oeeupanl lo render I belli aomforlablo. THUS. \V. ALIA AM IKK. Having taken the I.awrenccville Hotel, I solicit a share of public patronage, and promise ibul I wtb use my utmost exertions legivo general t-alii laelion to nil wbo may call. JOHN N. A 1.1'.X AM Ul .H. Ijiwrenccville, Hwinnoltco. March 2i. w.lm j Wlfni simum;s. proprietorol W arm Springs, IV.erivvelbei JL county, (ioorgin, lakes pleasure in returning his thanks to his old patrons lor their v Mils during tho wateringseason, and wadies lo make Known lo ' them and the public generally, that bo is now ready for their reception iigam Ills baths have been made entirely new; tool m point ol eomioil, eon vcmeneeand appearni.ee, la- ventures the a. eriion, j theie are none to equal them in the I ntled Slates. Tho leinperalitre of those Springs is 'd ibgrees, some of Us mineral properties are muriate «l lime, soda, magnesia, and an abundance ol carbonic ai id gass. lo; clllcuey liir removing eliroiiie and euiano ous diseases arose well known (lint be d. etc . u on necessary lo speak ol Ibem tnrl li r. Hi i hot.- am out buddings have Undergone repairs; and won much labor lie lias opened a road on the top o m mountain, n distance of five miles, lor , iimaces. where invalids and olio rs can onj >v the | on -I ol air, and bo delighted with Hie mount on scenery, t lie elevation being several hundred led above the sur rounding countrv. His table will be lormsied nlentnullv and with every variety that inn possibly 1,0 ohnuoed. tmd every omrlum Will bo made to please those who may fd'l disposed to give him a call. H.Ultuata, Meriwether eo, May 30. vv It * WAttM HPBINUK'i • rgHll'. proprietor of Ibis establishment begs p ave .1 to inform (bo public, Hull bo lias made ext, n sivo improvements during ihe past winter, vv m | will add much lo llio eemlorl and convenient ( o those who may visit Ibis healthy, ronuintio, and doligbllul summer region the coming season In' would also mention lor the benefit ol strangers,lt at there is a well established While Sulphur Spring, near Asheville, vvhieli has also nice gone extensive improvements during the past wiiiln Persons from Soiilli Carolina, North tairolina, and Onrgiu, who have been in I bo habit ol a sojourn al 1 thoVirginiu Springs, over bad toads, limy enj >y a I tin benefits ol Hindi u trip in Um.eoinbe, vv 1111 miieli leas labor, Inligue, and expeusa ; besides all tho bids ot tho different Southern Hanks are lain n m ■ ' l ' l combe nt par. Tho stage line from t.iveevilio, v a this place, has changed linnds vviltiin a levv in inks. and the present ont, rprising propriolor promm I" spare no trouble or expense lo meet »H Ihe w a i lls ol I lie travoller. 'J'he Hiuißoinbc road has mv i r been in ns good order since il was iio.de, as al ibis lime. The proprietor nssurcs visitors Ihnt no irm blo or expanse will bo vvnuting, on bis pail, lo render ibis house a piano ol pleasure to nl who may call; un i lo the invalid, ho would say, the cbm ale ol liuneombe, web the aid ‘of Us mineral waters, will be able io tresbuc him to liuultb, unless bis iliseu e iie ineiira l,lo. in eonelilsion I would K'*y, wtlll Mieb n Hi male ns liiumoinbe, mi l the ronnintie scenery ol u mountains mid rivers, vvnli siieli public esi ihljsh inenis us flat Keek, Asheville, t-iilpliur .Springs, Warm Springs, and the inleniiodiale holds, Ir vv parts of our country can boast of siiperioi tv. mnyliS wGt J. 111, fA I 1 ON, CAUOIjIN A HOI SK, Hn oavUle, S. <'. a Till) Siihscnher respeeifully in torms his friends and ibo public, that ho hn» taken charge of the largo and commodious I louse, recenlly known ns llrecn'n Huh I, and formerly as 'Huwhmd't Hotel, which will hereafU r be di signaled the t.'AKOMNA llou.SK, and that he is prepmed to ae.iommodate company iw eomloi'iuldy, and in as good style,as any other puhlie house in the Mime His Table vvi Ibe furnished vv illi the best I lie coun try affords, bis liar supplied with elmieo Impairs and Wines—and bis M'.ables shall bo ntlen dvdlo, and provided lor, m sla b maimer as lo pleaso ilia lovers bf fine horses, la slain, no lion ‘hie or expense will be spared to make all coui.'oriu hie, who may see proper to patron.ten tho establish ‘moot i’ H. von Nt; June 9 dtw ill A N s I O IN' 11 o < s «; , (HaiuesviUe, (Jeurgi i. THIS emniiirtabld establishment is re ■fffy® opened by its li>rmcr proprietor, nod will [lililff he in a slate ol readiness lor the reception families and other persons hy the middle of Vlay The proprietor lias gone lo great expense in enlarg ing and i editing lb- vv bole eslublislma nl ins ole and out, all ol which vvi 1 tie neat, elean mat ecinforla hie. The slablesaud carriage homes arc extensive, and well su ted to Ibe purposes lor which they are designed, lo short, the proprietor thinks ho vvi. 1 hazard nothing, in pledging that this establishment, in tliu general, sla'li be interior lo nuno in tho southern stales; whatever eomforls that ran be 'command d from the resources of the surrounding ‘country, will be afforded to Ins guest , in a manner, he trusts, that will be entirely lo their sanslaelion. The establishment will be enlarged the present sea son,to upwards of thirty rooms—and charges the same as nl the other public houses in the village. The proprietor Illinois hims'll 11 ml be is too vv 11 Vnuwn to the puhlie. lo render it necessary lor him Ho offer to them testimonials ol his abilities or de sire, lo render those who favor him with iboir emu puny, in al res peels easy and comfortable. His nrtduuud interest are both al slake in Misiaining the beautiful village ol Cainesville, which presents as many advantages as a summer retreat, us any other spot north or south, if.tlicrolbre.o liberal southern public w ill afford a sufficient patronage to Justily the dovclopoim.nl and concentration of Ibe va rious res mrecs ol the surrounding eoiuilrv sous in bring them into action forlluu eomlort ami eon v» uiunce, they may be assurt*d llial the means thus ■afforded tho proprietor of this cslablishin in shall bo liberally applied lo i s improvement and llu> p o eurcmenl ol every comfort ll ev can require, until il shall loose nothing by comparison with any other of the kind, north, south, ea a or west —vvilb uni a liberal patronage, however, ii is ev idem pub lie expectation cannot be met. li the advmn.ig. sol an unoxccpUonohle climate, superior w tier, with several medicinal springs, i«n -of which isn.-kn-wv ledgoo by Ibe most competent judge* lo be exei I',- i bv none in the southern stale.,: lino roads in every xlirrcUon, and good soeioiy, arc inducements saili cient to justify tho reasonable oxpei talian, that a liberal and intelligent puhlie will give to their/e .... institution! ihe prelbreuee ovi r lorrign i lie., then Hu. nroorietorDels confident that tie. fppe.il will not&de invnin. KU’UKN TiIUJIN 1 UN. may 3 vvfiw Act «.ndUU» V iTOJN f» TAt.ls. PHKSHNM travelling either lo Tub. li is mo m "its vicinity, will <lo well lo notice tho loilow rogulaUons: a n. w singe line is now commence d direct from f dlahassee lo Hainbnoge, bv way ol Pleasant (drove, meeting the mirihernslagoin bain bridge, and leaving immediately mi iis nrriv nl, spend the night in Pleasa.it t.rove, ami arrive in lallahass'« al v n o'clock the next day. As this route will ba perfanned allou-uher in the day, and as every effort will bo made lo gixo goncral saiis taction.’lhe subs -nber flutters him-.ell that ho shall have llio jiitflbnagv ol a generous public. „p t ilpi s '“ W.U.CABSELS. i.m.x.vs f vmsa Al!Kin /i i tat. (if rapid and hand- n.e ihipfov* • m■’nt The hotel is a three story budding, iti 1 set long ■ tiid ICO l et wi le, containing about fl(> comfortable rooms, h< sales ilio drawing rtxrni, fcill room and dining room*, which nro large, splendid and comnio linus There nro also sixteen (- dims attache i to Iho hotel, with fire-places, constructed I for the accommodation ol fanuli-s. Tiio improvements were began min e the first ol , January lust, ntul will ho ready to receive eowi'iioy I,y iho 16th of June next, Thu Hotel Company are determined 10 give good fieeeminodutioiee and charge as low or lower limn llie Grcenvill i pricts. M. A MOOKB, may ffl vvvl JVesideut of the t ‘oniptny tlKUtJON s *iUMOS» rpillS establishment will he open early in June, .1 lor the reception ol company. 'J he proprtc lor flatters himself, that ho is so vvi 11 and I. \ or. Idy known to the pul lie, he eleven it nun . ’ -"ty lo ndtl any thing more, JJJIN JACKS I.'’. May 17 w3t \ TKACHKK Vv ANTI',I>, lor the remain ing pan ol the present year to take* charge of the Oak i I ill Academy, HnJumhia - on: ty, Heorgiu, near Hwhnnk J’ost Office. A gentleman who tan produee satisfactory testimonials ol <diameter and qualifications, will nieel with liberal encouragement. Jty or-er of the J i ustees, A i’HAUik f,, See y. may 2 1 4inn PBS\ DHKT<> N HIGH SCHOdhi S'll K subscriber, late prineipal ol the I’elidlolon I /lend, my, has taken the large and ehgunl house lately oeettpied hy Hr. He. so, as a hoarding house, olid Ins converted it into a Hoarding School fir young gentlemen, on the Hughsh plan; a plan matured to that eoituiry hy ventures ol experience, and vvliieh will he ultiiualely found the only seen nty h,r complete nit,, niton I i th" morals and man ners of the pupils, while at a distance from I heir parents Prayers will ho read every morning and evening; and when there is no ehmeh on the Sun day, diero will lie service in the school, and instruc tions in Sacred History and Geography. Vonng gentlemen are reipnn.’d to rend mid write, and to Know the ittulliphention table, helore admission- This School will hr found well adapt'd to the sons of prof svonul gentlemen, and to youths ol nmhi ’ lion and laie.it, desirous id attaining the classics in I a bundled manner helore going lo College; end also ’ lo pup Is dc si roils ol s mod mat hem alien I dii-eiplino i and instruction,to lit tin m lor merchants, engineers ] and tlie business ot life. *1 he Mil seribi r was horn 1 and educated in Hngland wan (or several yinrsa 1 pupil ol the celebrated Hr Valpy—mid nlßr passim' llin.oph t tmihriilge eollep.ule coins’ malltonitt lies, vvliieh It i pursued almost exelu vely (or near ly lour yours, I. i-no-red hintseiJ ol I-incoln s lint, London,and prin tmsl nl iho Umnmiy Imr. There will he room iiu-ii::'ti in Iho sparniii.o him™ to ac r iiiaioihile parents who may wish lo spend tlrtsir Slimmer montlis with their sons 1 iyinmislies, to improve llie earriiigi-, null recitations om the princi ple developed hy Mr Vie Ivvall. Hr Ho h, mid Hr Barber, f.r tf.e purpose ol ensuring nn equable mid good etiuuei.iliim, are practised every day Tao IV mil I u.i-ii ge, ti'P-oriling toils polite European pnmnne ii'i n, and Drawing, willioitl extra char go-. 1,0 r I and loan’ll, I.ml, washing mid candles, fj*; | (j() a year of leu rnml h. ,to he paid quarterly in advance Vaealion on’month at midsummer,and one nnmlli at Christm vfJ lor stayin," ihniin.' ilia vaealion in the annum r, and l Id in Iho vv inter. I’ll pi Is received nl any period, and charged only font die tuin i of admission. iJancing and mu-mod a (luarii’fe in h. /iV/mwcs. —Hr Ailhmi Jay, IV. I. s-or ol I.iiu gUil* s, 10l < nil, N. A ork. Ihe Hoii Johit H t al |khiii, (ol Jolt i I’. < 'a!lm■ ini, of I’et.diet nn. ill Hnen- I, Ik’.mli, IVof.-ssortiftht’ IV. neh l-engtia -I’, Hilaries -1,01, ami neatther of the Ac demy and I'mvcfßit.V ofl'iri*. t'ol //nig r, Chaiinnit nl iho Hoard ol 7'n’i 'eee nl the I'eiallelon Ai iulemy. Hcv. i rapier Keith, of I ieerg.-mwn, I'M'.t'ol V, I, I pine, editor oflh" New York (,'iitnmorenl Advertiser. 1! !• P linen, f .„p ol rendli'lon. Hr. Wa) laud, I’reiiiletil ol Hrovvai Ihiivetsily, Hit hi I laud. TiiOJIAS WAV f,A Nl). may JO " hv lands’l t:■ IMS. f i 'lh’ Huhsniaer m'feoi for sale Ins ‘j&fr ’ lands in Colnmhia eiiniily, nitni.f dnn ' ilk, mniti rand leading from Augusta la jb' u ' ('olntnliin t'ou t House, I hineeii miles -:sV-nlmve Ih; 1 f. oner, and nine l.iiie.i Is lew 1 lie hit I. a place, e’en lei! n u ; a hunt I’ ill aer, s, and i i io situated that Ivv ode: irald” s tt temenls na y he made, shin i'd I lie whole e I ome li o r one p is'itg with imjirova ment-i nn raoh; eilllta'ot vvliieh will he snd : .’I arid hull.l tin pure huger d.siro it •1 he Ie ms mid land enu ho kite wii or ,n hy ap plying to the oversee r, on Hie p:etr.ine:i. I’ruvisiuns can he had on tlie- promt.-. s al. June I, IM!W m'l MVIMONH I.AVAi:. VAlil'Allhi; 8, A.VO AV 5) iMf.,S,ei 6'OjJ t, THAT valnaliie tract of I-and on the iVV’a *h It lull I ,-heo river, three miles ft am jl ' u ' («a:iU'H\M ill cuim!.v t < i;i il i mi iii;.. elite fltcsj-sjtrtl lU'M'n, m tm- 1 h : red tor soe tin iho pteaio s are a superior set id Saw ami rerun . lilis, with n vv. terp-wvci mil snrpais.d fy any in the slain. To gent lenten desiruiK, io locido in the tip com try, this | lace pre sents many ndv mlages. The heallhim-sa ol its lo rat inn, the hat oily ol the soil Minute on ho Ii hanks ol the river, and the snp-’t ionly ol the mills vvliieh are new in Mice. ■: till open lion, render this p o oily the nest eiesirahle mid valnahlo ol any in ilia tip eonnliy Tlmso who vv ir h to make n ptite liauei vvi.l il i well to call and examine these premises, ns the terms will ho liberal, and i; desired, likely ne groes will lin taken in pm mant for further inlar illation,plea.seee.il on J. U . Shaw, ol U.i.nosvillo orJ.W.Jo, , Athens. \v4t may 17 . KAPf.AYVAY from the hotiro of— Ihadley Kiinhriini'h, in < (reen eonniy, L:. ' llieilmh April, a large hay horse, r'r-yg~ vveil (on aed, hlaek in me mid tail, \ 1 g Jii paces well; no marks t eolleeled.— •*N ; tV-sisroses Any piaso.i finding and ele-tivi .ang the said horse to meal the (ilirdes Cro,.n Hoads, I’nl mint eminty, shall r etive twenty ilo.lars, or t ny in forinatieui re'seteting him will he thankfully re ceived; some person may have enl oil Ins mane and tail sniee-hu ted. I>ln \ L’.UiA ll.t--I.AI liil’J'l.K. may '2‘J -Itw Mlhl.MA ST HAY Ml), from the sol) ft seriher, nine miles bedew 1 .om. v die, a brown olac k horse mule, n v ottng mule about the common He-,.; the oIU r a mare mule, blue k, vv itb nnar on the side of the neck, near the jaw supposed lo he on the rivhi side. They loti my plantation about the filth of April ISM. Any person inking up said mules will he paid lor llmir trouble, tlThev will in form me by letter addressed to m at I omsville, Jet fersnu eonuly, Ha. TllO.ll Ab IS i *vf*.ln 1. april til 4lw (’ll VIII.F.S fox «’O>J !: A3 A X I' t’ACTOU V its '.m a i !•'. i>. i r|f UK Mibsenber n- peel lolly uforms bis friends ■ mid former i iislomeis, at ad, lam-e, that he has been preveulc.l hy id health froui all. mih.g to tmsiuess, tar several year-’ past, until this iers.in, and knowing that many id hiseoutiirv liiendshave not been aware el h s resuming again, before making their pieehases i l-ewdieiv, luivviiii pleasureiulnuus them ti ni his health has hi'i u>omm h n slur.d that ho will attend tut ham again in the itianuhietniitlg, alt. t itig and repairing ev cry th script ton H CO.il il •, and has now and intends always beeping , i hand tile most extensive a e .ivlmont ol t otuhs, of every description that ran bo (omul in any oilier lanise m tbo bouilieru maiket, hiilh of his own manufneiure and iuiporled; and all orders for Combs IVotu HUT chants at udistance will he us lailhliillv h ied ns it they were present, i i every n spoi l. He intends also to keep (he varieties ol Hone Bomti’ls, ma! Needles el all the dill’'rent qualities, lire sill's, l.ook iug Hla-? 's, Soaps, low priced Jewelry , iV r . vvnli mam limey artiel s, which vv ill bo disposed of a 1 Iwholeonle upon reasonable terms, and vvliieh he in v ill s a I lo examine h. fore purchasing elsevvhere, ti the o’.d stand, tell King street, si ;n ot them-mmtoll Ox Horn (may Ui vvlitj \V. V. .\\ ll.lll'R. , ;; County: %V r 111 .UK\S rutiamiu 11. Warren mid Join a V Y Me tar, hx- liters es the liiilol IViltiali i Met tar, e ee d, tipplii.. for letters I Jismi.-sory. n These are tlierelore to cite and admonish all am ii imgular the kindred and i a editors of said tl( Cvase to bo mid appear al my oflieo vv itbin the time prr scribed by law, to shew cause if any they havt ~ why said letters should not he granted. (liven under wv hand at ofliee, t 1 is '’blulave Kebrcarv, f'-tid. ' (tAlUfllil. JONKS, Clerk, j (bb 27 47 1 "D/'Hi'll met.tin afn-r dale appli. atim vyill h !' made lo the hon Court of tlrdinary, of th b i ,-oUH'y of Joiforsou, for leave to sell (.I*sacres o 11 i (hue land in the lannily ol Burke, on the waters e s I Havi is lirate h, adjoining lends of John Hodge, '1 1 J. Jlordael, nmiot-.ers, sold tin- the henelil ol' th ii - heirs of Benjamin Brown, deceased, minors I* | J A MI'S f.'UOSS, Guardian. Louisville, May 24, 183 d 4in I i I IROIi(;HTTOAIJCa:sTA JAlfiiOnlbo 1 2* 22il iiu t a negro loan,calU ItiinsnU JIM, say« 1 l»c hclongHt* llanm.-n Lmoar, of Columbia county, j (ia; tie is 25 years old, 5 (eel 8 inch:* high, and 1 i dark complected. 'J ho owner l» requested to come 1 forward, cay oxr i rises, ond mke him from mil. may 21 \v3t MM MORGAN, Jailor. ~ it A NAW A Y~f rornTthe subecri ■ TOX her, in Oranecburgh District, S. (1. in November lost, a negro fellow by K:-*r lie name of J1M,21 or 22 year* old. f\ ),TJ Ho is a small, spare mads fellow. I v iv"*. nboiit five feet four inches high, a S .. - $ little I.iw-leggo.l, and weighs üboiil | V 130 lbs.; lie has bright fore teeth, j i !!:•! nose, very modi sunk between ibo eyes, (nee j very flat and humpy. His color is not very black, | 1 but has n slight caste of yellow. V\ ben spoken to It • speaks vi ry submissively and proper. ’J wemy- I (ive dollars reward will bo given fir his upprohen -1 1 siou and delivery to me, or in any safe jail. Any | information concerning lent cun bo “i l ™ 10 Blackville, S.C. JOiiN i Olal.M, may 17 W4t* ______ - Twenty five dollars Howard* i a. RANAWAY cm the Ulh .lan last, a j negro woman naimd Alllllit owned J 1 /TV’N for several years past by .Mr Jacob Han- j fori b oft bis place, and formerly by Sam- ] If', "ifi ud or 'Thomas Unnforlh oiWilkesoi Lin- ; jP jEfade coin county. She matron 46 year* of " 1 age, walks lame, pariictilaMy in her left I ffWyA.li‘oi: miner front teeth out She is well I m ,jimmied in Columbia, Wilkes and Lincoln coun i lies, and may say she is hiring her own lime, it is | i likely she lias amiss. Twenty Hie dollars will I In,given liir her delivery mme in Augusta, or for 1 Midi information as will lead to her recovery, ’ march 7 J G DUNLAP. 1 The Washington Spywill publish the above for j ‘ 2 ino and forward the account to JG D. j " NOTlCE.—Kanaway from I JT , llio subscriber, on the 10th j / ft J inst. two negro follows, Jacob 1 . mfJPQ PILVy mid Spencer; Jacob is it bright ’ ilf'.««rty* / mulatto, straight block hair, j j>gj ; r ' _yl f one or more led b out ill front, ; ’ »„;iw s» a very artful and plausible fob | i Jow, nhoill five, or five feet six inches high, and about ; ! ;t,O j. are of age. .Spencer is dark complected, well j 1 made, about the some height of Jacob, and about 25 years of ago J (la y bulb absconded ibo same night, ami it is more limn probable they are togcthol and , | are lurking about sumo river plantation between I this arid Augusta or Savannah, ilia moreTlrttulikoly , , : I bey will make lur Augusta. Any person or persons ’ j apprehending said negroes,* delivering them safe to ■ 1 the subscriber, in Barnwell District, Augusta or Sa | vanndi jail, I will give fifty dollars, aiufifany per | : sou or persons can prove to I lie coin iclion of any i w jute man or men, for harboring or earring nil said ! I iiogmiH, I will give one hundred dollars lor I lie &p ! prehension of said person or persons, with ibo | ! uegrow. JENKING-i.l WOOD, ti pood well P. O Barnwell Digt. B. C. apfil 13 Sily t)«!liu-; Utnmnl. ■ . RANAWAY fiorn llio jilanla i C films of Joint Grc.dmrn and VV m. ■ I pis Creslm n, in Wolloii county, Oa. > ! CiA TJ/RE/ 1 -' Negro fellows,of the j\ ■* following descriptions, viz: t*..- ■ Genian, about 35 or lifi years I ■rtJyV.a of age, of dark complexion, high dM s** 5 ** // ebeek hones; £> feet if or 10 inches I t , in height, and when interrogated siutiors considerably—bis front i teeth is somewhat decat ed. Ace, nboiit 28 or 21) years of ego, also dark oomph xiun, ft feet 0 to 1! inches in liuiglit; of a j lino ojiou cuuiilonanro, and speaks nimbly when | spoken to; no oilier particular murks recollected. I Nnil, about Ho years of jtge, lias a down cast ' look,dark complexion, mul of ordinary size. The two firm arc Ibe property of John Gresham and Ihe latter of D m Gresham It is supposed that they will attempt to rntko their way to Augus ta,'mi I jicrbaps front that place, by the 8o Ga Rail Ruud, to Glim lesion. .Sixty dollars reward will be given for lb ir apprehension, and cimfino mi nl in any safe jail or delivery to their owners, or to fgberl I! Beal, in Augusta. -1 reward of SfO will bn given fiir cither of liiein. Any nifotumtion nboiit (litun will bn tbniikbilly received by rite proprietors, or communicated to Jinj Beal. JOyViV GRESHAM, Vfld. GRES/ZAM. Walton county April 24 183 S. if TWENTY-EWE DOLLARS HEDW&Ii JiS NAWAV from tbesubsciiber | VY\ / wide in camp, near ifnmburg, .S'C j /,iiO 11 certain negro man named Prince, ( J) “ aged about 40 years, dark complex- j /• ■ ' 4 ion, chnnkey, heavy built, about 5 | u. feel 3 nr II) iiielios high, lias roveral \\ 'iy of bis upper (ore leollt missing; and nferubly jiisk spoken. i,i i.i .;,o wav puroluloi d from the workhonso in (.'lmrlet'lon. Any person who will apprehend sal 1 negro and deliver linn to Mr. Win. Turner of I lambunt, or seeuro him so tliut said Turner can got him, will receive the above reward. iaul S. WILLIAMS TWiaNTi'-l'T VJd Utll.b tKS Itli VVjVSil)* 11A .s AW AY, on (he night ul ibo Vd J 22d nil my boy Nuthnn. about : jp 'f24 years old, dark complexion, j I v rather Kinall, whiskers low down h-.; % bis chin, ami very iulelligenl.— I i, 1 lie carried off a Mirictyof cloth- | \ jug, among which was a gr. y j / eli,ib frock coal, with ont-ido | pod els to the skills and aho iu ,•<••• 'r'"- iVoul, and a wliilo hat. iNalliuu was recently purchased of .Major Robert 'J’aylor, of Athens, v. bole bo is \vi II known ; lw bits b wife in thill neighborhood, and it is snjipored ho has gone m ihm dir. etioii. '1 bo above rowan! u ill be paid ■ for bis delivery to mo in Augusta, or&1(1 for lodging him in any sale j ail,and git ii;g me inforinulinn. may 18 wit WILLIAM TUTT. vs 7 G-tui !Gir.ilii’ii tsoii.its 'u.\vra<l. C ' f hOTICIi —Runaway (non llio subseri '** j ) her, in Docetnhor lust, a negro man named k- A Johnson, aged about twenty eight yea v V y ;>v ; 4,1,1 t ,,.gro is four feet eleven inches high, J’p) very dark complexion, mid when iulerro '£/KJ gated i lonely sinners a little; he lias rt V: face, and a great many marks of the übpiTmlns back. Said negro was confined n Ma eou jail last summer three months, and belonged at 1 that lime lo iMr. Gill, of ,Monroe co 1 would re- I quel jailers to bo particular in examining jails, ns . Ibo said negro lay six mouths in jail within ten • miles of bis' ir.usn r. If said negro is confined in ’ jail, mi (lull I net him, I will pay the above reward. I I bate no doubt but tlull lie has altered his mono. april it itiim CORNELIUS D.TOBIN. "fc.gOUK CONCLUSIVE I*HOOFS of the It I) , vtranrdiuarv ellieaey of !h‘. D M. I'.\AN'S ,v • I ( M \H>}!U.bUti:d APERJh'S'T ANTI- ItII.IOIJS Til,l,*, in alleviating afllielecl iimn !,nul.- Uolicrl ( aimer.m, ltd I’otvery. N. V. Dis ■s ,e, Chrmiii' Dysritlory, or Bloody I'iux. Symp j toms, unusual ll auieiicy of the hotvelu, severe griji ' 1 lug, fiequent jiiclmaiiim to go to stool, lunesnius, I. 1 I,i-s of nppeiile, nausea, vomiting, firquoney of c pulse, mnl a fretpieut diselmrgo of u ficlul kind of - ! mailer mixed tviib blood, great debility, sense of s ' burning heat, tviib nil inlolomblo boarit.g down of ! tlie pails. )Rr. Gnmeroii is enjoying p.Tfeel health, ■ mid iviurno I bis sincere thanks for the gre.u benefit j ho had received. VVM.LVANS. v To .Ismcs PieV.son, 3!i • o.nhill, Boston, u Aguiil for tlie sale of Dr. Evans’ Camomile 1’ills: e l.ott ell, Not cmjier 15, 18315. Dear Sir—Knowsag by experience that every il reference ihat the nlUietcii rt reive of the beneficial !s n stilts ot* medicines, I elieorfu'ly offer mine to the d j übbe, ill belnilf of Dr. Win. Evans’ Camomile ' fills. 1 have been ulilii luil fiir the last ten years, it ttiili distress in the bead and chost, often so bad II as to deprive mo of sloop for three, or four nights in 1 succession, but have never found relief by any of 111 my friends’ proscrip ions, until my wife saw the i' uiivettiscmcnt in the paper; when she persuaded me m sand for some, which I did, and obtained Itvo boxes and buttles, which resulted in almost oom m pleviy n- luring mo to health, ullhough 1 have not , n oi.liroly fluisho I them. Should you cunsiiltr this any b n -fu to yourself, or the public, you have tuy 1( ; clteuii'iil permission I i [mhlioli it ed Voiirs lespceifully, TIIU-MAS K GOODHUE,CoutrnI-st. The above mommiml fills nro (nr sale only by ANTONY die HAINES, ’ of mar 23 Sole Agents lor Augusta, Ga. <i.'orgia,< olnnsbin county : G|( IiERI'AS James t'arlliilge,’n luiiiiislrator, >e s « applies lur letters dismissory Jon the estate lie of Robert W. Walker, dote sad. ol These nro lla-r, lore to cite and admonish all and ei singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de- Ik ceased, to file their o ijeeiions, if any they have, lie within the time proscribed by law, in my office, to shew cause why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand ibis 2d day of June, 1833. GABRIEL JUNES, Clerk, I AW.—The undersigned will in future prac- J iicf> law in copartnership, under ilie firm of FLOYD UIM.SE, nn.i will attend the courts of the several counties ol the Octnulgeo, Clark and Walton, of ilia western, and Newton ol tho 1 Imtl circuits. They w ill also attend to lire collection o claims in the middle and upper part of Georgia. tvl EWART 1 LO\ It, AUGUSTUS REUSE. Madison, May 4,1833. ''3m | {£/■* The Clwrcslon Courier is rcrjueiteu to pnb- I lifih the above weekly* three raonlha, and charge this office. 1 1 c GEIT& RA K JvSTIIAW, Attonuse IfJ at Law, Covington, Ga. offer their services | tor the general adjustment and collection of debts i in the Circuits adjoining that in which they reside, ! and w ill attend regularly at the Courts in the coun ties of Fayette, i/onry, Newton, Jasper, Morgan, i Walton, Gwinnett, DeKalk, Coweta and Campbell, april 11 wsm h‘. V* MirTlCi-:, i rljN HE uedersigned having united in the practic Jj ol the LAW,offer their services to the public 1 '1 liny will attend the courts of Muscogee, Marion, ! Stewart, Randolph, Early, Baker, Leo and burn er, ) Oil ho Chattahoochee (Jircnil; Houston,of the flint i Circuit; and Twiggs, Pulaski, Lowndes, Jltomas, Decatur and Dooly, of the Southern Circuit. 1n ! sin< hs entrusted to their care will meet with prompt ■ attention. Their office is in Americas, Sumter 1 county, where one ol them mav always be found 'vlten not ahso.tt on WA N> \VM 11 CRAWFORD, oct 10 23 ~ J 1 ' AAV NOTICE.—The undersigned having _ A removed from Clark county to Lincolnton, I will attend to the practice ol Law in the Superior ' and Inferior Courtu of Lincoln connly, and ihe ail jacent counties. Business intrusted to his caro will | l,O promplly ottßndod Penning b. moore. References. —Hon. Charles Dougherty, lion. A. S. Clayton, Hon.’i homns W. Harris, (ion. Edward 1 Harden, Alliens; G. J. Jenkins, G. W. Crawfiird, l A. J. Miller, Col. John Mi If edge, William E. Jones, | Augusta Liarmlnton, March 2-1,1339. wtf JA'W NOT'CII.—The subscriber lias settled -A in Columbus, Ga. and will give his promptat ! icntiou to any business intrusted to him. JI is ollico is in Air. Hepburn’s brick tenement, opposite the Oglethorpe House. F. A. NISBET. Columbus, March 27. w4m 1 \W NOTICE.-- -.The undersigmd Will HA hereafter practice in the Superior Courts of | tpe counties of Warren and Taliaferro, in the Northern circuit may 1 sw4t CRAWFORD & GARDNER. DOC IT. EVANS’ MEDICINE: Dyspep sia ami Hypochomliiiicism—lnterest ing case. —Mr. Win- Salmon, Green si, above 3rd, i Philadelphia, afflicted for several years with the ! following distressing symptoms; sickness at the j stomach, headache, diz/. ness, palpitation of tho i heart, impaired appetite, sometimes acid and pu i tresccnl eructation, coldness and weakness of the extremetk-s,emaciation and general debility,dis turbed rest, a sense of pressure and heat at Iho i stomach uftor eating, night mare, great mental 1 despondency, severe flying pains in the cheat, back | mid sides, cosliveness, involuntary sighing and weeping, languor and lassitude upon tho least ex- I ereise. Mr Salmon had applied to the most emi nent physicians, who considered it beyond the ! power of medicine to restore him to health; howe ! ver, as Ins afflictions had reduced him to a very j deplorable condition, and having been recomraon ! ded by a relative ol Ins to make a irial of Dr \\ m. Evans’ medicine, he with diflicully repaired to the office and procured a package, lo which lie says,, be is indebted for Ins restoration lo tile, health and friends, 110 is now enjoying all the I blessings of perfect health. Evans’Medicine or sale only by AN TON V A HAINES, opril 25 232 Broad street- A «RIiAT if A BCH.V, milE subscriber being determined to emigrate to iL the west, oilers for sale his valuable tract of land, containing three thousand acres, situate and lying in Jackson county, Ga, on the Mulberry Fork ofUconoo river, the residence immediately on tho ling mountain ami main Alabama road, vui ions ; oilier mads intersecting at the same place, viz : the A/iilcdgeville toed lending to (Firm's Ferry, "it j Chattahoochee, Hurricane .Shoal road, leading to I ( arnesvillo ami South Carolina. Great part of t lie I above land is red mulatto laud, of superior quality ; i 100 acres oftich river law grounds; about HIM acres I cleared, great pirl fresh ami in good repair, abound ing with stipe b springs, well improvi d, w ith a eon venient framed dwelling house, two s'nry i-igb, on In most splendid eminence; an excellent t otton and Threshing machinery, and all other necessary uni houses. No place is belter c.d.minted for pub lic business of any kind, in Iho up country. Seve ral convenient settlements on the premises, not in terlering with each other The whole can he pur chased for nine thousand dollars, one third in ad vance,lho In Banco in two annual payments, which is not in ire than two thirds of the real value J.ikoly young neAroes will ho taken at their value. ■ apnl 13 w3iu HARRISON THURMOND. GEORGIA DIME WORKS. I fHMIE subscribers respectfully inform the pub i lie that they have commenced the ! manufactory of LIME near Jncksonborough, in Wcriven county, Ga. They have extensive quar . rinsni Li nestodo, vvliicli is considered by profes sor J R Colling, Stale Otologist, lo whom the | proprietors are indebted for the itilbrnralion i which induced them to embark in the undertaking, to be of ilia very purest kind. They have conse quently ended largo mid fubslantial Kilns in I iho most approved manner, and procured men i from the North who are perfectly acquaint, d wit It ' the business A portion of the Lime is now in 1 market anil has been pronounced by the principal ■ | builders in the neighborhood of Augusta, and I | others, lo boos excellent quality. Tho subscri ■ bers take plea.tiro in inviting those who lake an i interest in tho dev elopement of the internal resonr ■ ce.i of Georgia, to examine it, being convinced that 1 tho whole I tided Stairs cannot produce a more ! . beautiful article. ■ ! They have now a quantity on hand, which they ■ Will ilelivei at the mouth of Brier Greek on the ■ Savannah river, or at Augusta. Having extensive 1 preparations in progress; I hey expert lobe able 1 during the next winter and spring to supply or 1 , dors ton very large amount; and liny have every ■ | reason to believe that they will entitle themselves to the favor and patronage of the public by pro ! during a cheaper and better article at home that 1 cm. bo found abroad. Orders will be received by D Kirkpatrick &Co or by Titos L Smith at Augusta, or Jacks mbo.o’ CORNELIUS & SMITH, may 7 2awdif-wtt Georgia, ISiuUe county: Court ol Ordinary—present, their honors (4 \V Ev • I uus, Abel Lewis and E i'aimer, Esqrs. . 1 March sih 1838. UPON the petition of Dennis Carrol, of Murray county, Matin-: that Abner E Holliday dec’ll, ol Burke county, cid, in I lie county ol Mmiroe, on the (>lh day ol October, lr>3s, by his bond ol that date; a copy «f w Inch is filed in this. oart, bind l.im | self; his heirs am' assigns, to execute lo one U 11- : limn Daniel, and his assigns, of Murray county, by the first day of January, 183 G, titles lo iliac lot ol land known by the number one hundred and sixty, ! in the filth district, Lilli section originally Chero [ [ kee county; and stating that said Aimer E departed , this life without executing said title; ami that the , ; said Dennis is Iho assignee of said bond; and 1 praying (his court to direct Mathew Junes, ihe ad | | mmistriUoi on the estate ol said Aimer 1-’.. lo oxc , cute title lo said lot lo tho said Dennis. (I heroup p an, ills,on motion ol Mulford Marsh, counsel im , said Dennis, oriier.il, that unless good cause is I shown to the contrary, that on the first Monday it: ( July next, this court will direct said ndmimistratoi . to execute said title. And it is further ordered [ that a copy of this rule be published once a uionil . lor three months before said time. A trucox rad from the minutes, march 21 r.i3t Tll BLOUNT, D cl'k. Gem £fa, Burke County. Court el Ordinary, pr. sent their Honors G W Evans, Abel ! ewisund E Palmer, F.rqra, Huh iVi Sf, 6th March, IS3B. U: ON the petition ofSamuel Barron,executor o Absolem Kinsey, deceased, late of Burke co P staling that he has fully executed said will ami set 1 lied (ho estate of said deceased, and praying letter: dismissory. It is therefore, on motion of counsel q orderid that the Glork do i-sue a citation, r. innia blc to Sent, tuber Court next, requiring all person . iintresle.i then and there lo show cause why tin same should not bo granted ; And it ts furtlier or derod that said citation bo publisher once a inontl 1 till said court. A trubexlracl Irom the minutes, mar 20 Cm T. 11 BLOUNT, D. Cl’k COLUMBIA SHERIFF’S SALE. ( WILL he Bold, on the first Tuesday in .Mine ( next, at Columbia Court House, between the usual bouts of sale, two lots in the town of Wrighlsbo'.ough, on the north side of lltoad street, upon wrich there is a store and oilier houses, ad joining lots of Mrs. Emerson and others, to satisfy three <i. fas. from the Justice's Court of Warren county, in favor of Mary G. I’erry, vs. Reddick lVrr> ; property levied on and returned to mo by a Constable. UICIIAUD II JUNES, Sheriff. npril2B JEFEEUSON SHERIFF’S SALE. WlLLjhe sold on the first Tuesday in July next, at the market house in the town ol Louisville, within the usual houis of salt, the fol lowing property, to wit: Four hundred acres of pine land, more or less, on the waters of Boggy Gut, adjoining lands of If S J Turner and .1 li Bostick, levied on as the properly of Hamilton Raifdrd, to satisfy sundry fi las in favor of Hubert Stephen <; levy made and returned to mo by n constable, A!so, a negro man Anthony, about 40 years of age, levied on ns the property of John R Daniel, to salisly sundry fr las in favor of Patrick Ji Connelly: properly pointed out by said Connelly; levy made andr cturnod to mo by a const: hie. _ may 4 _ 11 J FARMER, Sh'jL. bCRIVEN SHERIFF’S SALE. Wl LL be sold on the first Tuesday in July next, between the usual hours of sale, before the i Court House door in Jacksonboro, one tract of land, containing two hundred acres, adjoining lands of G. I!, Donaldson, Mary Newton, and W illiam Zanders, levied on as (Its property of William Usher, to sat isfy sundry fi. fas. issm J out of a Justice’s Court, in favor of James Hurst, Smith & Solomons, nndotli i crs. Property pointed out by the plain iffs. Levy ■ mode and relumed to mo by a constable. JACOB BUY AN, S.F. C. May 30, 1833. wtd Postponed Side. WARREN SHERIFF’S MALE. WILL be sold at the Court House door in Warrenton, Warren county, on the first i Tuesday in July next, between the usual hours of sale, the following property, to vvtt—four hundred acres of pine land, more or less, adjoining lands of Reuben May, and others, on the waters of C.'gee chee river; and seven negroes, to wit —t.'berry, a wo man, about twenty-six years of age; Enoch, a hoy ! nine years of age; Vilel, a girl seven years of aye; 1 Betsey, five years ol age; Lewis, one year old; Mike a man twenty-fivoor twenty-six years ol'ago; Louisa, twelve or thirteen years of ago, all levied onos the 1 property of Richard W ins, deceased, to aif- fy f a fi. la, from Cruwiiy:;] co i ..ty Superior < 'oun, in tor ' vor of Enoch J. Wall vs. Richard Wiggins and others. Properly pointed out by Reuben May and Jeremiah Wilclmr, executors ol Richard Wiggins, deceased. JEREMIAH PERRYMAN, Shertlf. May 29, 1838. td WILL ho sold, at the market hou.c in the town of Louisville, on Ihe first Tuesday in An i cost next, within the usual hours of salt-, three Imir 1 tired anil sixty-one acres of pino land, more or less 1 on tho waters es Rocky C'emiort Cieek,it being the re. I ( stale of the late Nathan Brnsset, decea .cd, and ‘ sold by order of the honorable Inferioi Court of Jef ferson county. 'Forms of sale on the day. ! NATHAN BRASSEL, Adm’r. may 10,1338 with the will annexed. j e ILL he sold, on the first Tuesday in July v W next, agreeable to an order of the Inferior Court of /Jurko county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, in IF yneshorough, Burke county, one negro woman named Dafncy, and her infant child, belong to 1 lies estate oi Jonathan Johns, deceased, laleof said county, sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. 'Forms cash april 9 id JEStSE JOHNS, AdmT. aUARESAN-S MALE. ON the first Tuesday in August next, will he sold at the Court House in Columbia county, with in the legal hours of sale, and in pursuance of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, the undivided hull of7oo acres of land, more or less, in said county, on tho waters of Kiokeo creek, hounded by lands of Martin, Clanton, Bastion, and others, belonging to Gazavvny Bea le, a minor, may 22 td W, B. BKALLE, Guardian. WATTLE bo sold, to tho highest bidder, within « a tho lawful hours of sale, in th first Tuesday in July next, at tho court house in the town of (Jraw : fordville, in said county, seventeen and ahalf acres i of laud, belonging to the estaleofC, A. Nelot.s, late ■ of said county, deceased, adjoining hinds of Thos. ; U. liorutn, Reddin Rhodes, and others, all in the i woods, and cornering on tho Georgia Rail Rond, ■ within one fourth ol a mile west of Craw fordville. To ho sold pursuant to au order ol tho honorable the i Court Os Ordinary of said county. Terms of sale i on the day. JOEL E. M ELDER, /.duiT. f deltoids non on the estate of C. A. Nolens,dec’d - j ; pnl 12 AI)IT 1 NTSTRATGR’S MALE. - ILL he sold, agreeable loan order of the c * honorable Inferior Court of Jclforson coun ii ty, when silling for ordinary purposes, on the first Tuesday in August next, within the usual hours of ;. sale, to the highest bidder, hclpnj Ihtj Court House door in the town of Marietta, Cobb county, lot of - land No. U)3B, in the icih District of the 2d Sec tion formerly Cherokee county, now Cobb. Als-o, or the same day, before tho Court House e door in the town of Canton, Cherokee county, lot i of land No. 494, in the 3d District of the 2d Section; .. each lot containing forty acres; sold ns the icnl ek tateofthelato David Alexander, deceased. Terms ’ of sale on the day. ; JOHN W. ALEXANDER,). , , ’ WM. S. ALEX A NDER, \ Adm rs ' =! June 1,1833 td 11 1. jY/M I.LI in sold, at Elbert Court House, on the [' V V first Tuesday in August next, agreeable to 11 an order of the him. the Interior court of Elbert ’f county, while sitting for Ordinary purposes, all the I Lands lying in Elbert county, belonging to the . estate of Patrick McMnllan, deceased, consisting of one tract containing one hundred and seventy I 1 acres, more or less, adjoining Horatio 1 Goss and others ; one tract containing three hundred and ninety acres, more or less, adjoining Richard S 0 Onines, Richmond Skelton, and others; and one tract containing seven hundred and fifty acres, Y more or less, adjoining John Farmer, Allen Gun l® ter and others. 'Flic above lands will ho divided P into lots, and Bold to suit persons wishing to pur ■' chase—Flats of which will ho exhibited at the I' lime ofsale. The lauds will be sold subject to the - 1 * W idow’s dower. Terms made known on the day 8 ofsale. ELIZABETH Ale Ml Li.AN, Adtn’x. I' W ILLIAM McMULLAN, ~dm’r. ‘ may 31,1833. mid A DAU.VS'TRATOIfSi SA LM. WILL he sold onthe first 'J’uesday in August next, at the lower market house in Augusta, _ within the legal hours of s lie, in pursuance of an order ol the Court of Ordinary of Richmond county, .. two negro skives, named Ann and Joe, belonging to tho estate C:. cji B, 1 loiland, deceased. NEAL HOLLAND, Adm’r. ~ mayS9 til MARY HOLLAND, Adm’x. J| P )NED EXECUTOR’S SALE. , Tv / ILL he sold on tho first Tuesday in July “ W V r.ext, in the town of Waynesboro, between l_ the usual hours ol sale, it not disposed of before, v according to the last will and testament of Lliza heth Bryan, latoof Burke county, deceased, the fol . lowing properly, m wit; 537 acres of oak and hick ’ ory land, adjoining lauds of Col. B. Fountain, and j others; also the fifth part of n tract belonging to the e estate of John Bryan, deceased. Also, two negroes, ,j | < diaries and Alary, mid as llio property of Elizabeth I Bryan, deceased. Terms of sale cash. , j June 5, 18.53 J A AILS GRUBBS, Executor. ’■ Georgia, Jefferson county: 1 r u / HEREAS, Fctrick B Connnlly, Administra -3 V V tor on tho 1 slalo of'i'nndy C Jones, late " of said county, deceased, applies for Letters di> ,r ntissory. I’ These are therefore to ( ito and admonish ail and 11 singilar the heirs amlcr. (liters of said deceased to he and appear at n.j i time wiilun the lime prescri bed by law, to file their objections, if any they have, to shew cause why said letters should not bo “ granted. Given under my hand, at office, in Louisville V this Kith day of March. 1833. march 10 EBF.M'.EER BOTIIWELL, Clk. of Georgia, Jefferson county: "r ”J lIEREAS Ashley Phillips, administrator l- V / on the estate ol .Stephen Colter, late of said rs county, deceased, applies for letters disniissory 4, These are liter loro to cite and admonish all and a- singular tho kindred and creditors of the said de IIS ceased, to he and appear at my office within the ie nme prescribe, by law, to shew cause if any they 'f- have, why said letters should not he granted , l an I d “* »' Louisville, this loth day of itlarrh 1833. mar 16 EBEN’EZER BOTH WELL, CI1; Georgia, Burke county: Court us Ordinary— present their, honors G W Ev ans, Allied Lewis, and K Palmer, Esqrs. March s lh, 1838 UPON the petition of James Buchanan and Win Hosier, stating that Abner K Holliday, dec’d. late of Butko county, died in the county oi'Murray, on llie eight day ol September, 1834; by his certain bond of that dale, a copy of which is filed in this court, obligate himself to one 44 illiam Daniel, of Morgan county, his heirs or assigns, titles to two lots in the town ol Poinset, known hy the JVu2, and one half of No IG. And also hy hts certain other bond, made in tho same county on the 6th day of September, 1334, the said Abner E obligated himselfto execute [to the fsnid William Daniel, his heirs or assigns, the other halfofsaid lot No 10, in the said town of Pomset (a ropy of which last mentioned bond is filed in this court) and the said James and Willi.an are the assignees of said bonds, nnd also that said Abner E departed this ike without executing said titles; and praying this court Indi rect Matthew Jones, administrator of the estate of said Abner E., to execute the said lilies to the said James and William. It is thereupon, on motion of A/ulford Marsh, counsel for said petitioners, ordered, that unless good cause be shown to the contrary, that this court will, at July term next, direct said administrator to execute said titles. And it is fur ther ordered, that this rule he published once a month lor three months before said court. A true extract from the minutes, march 21 m3t T II BLOUNT, D cl’k. Georgia, Burke County. Court ol Oidinary, present their Honors W G Evans, Abel Lewis and E Pander, Esqrs Ride Ni Hi sth March, 1838 ITTPON the application ol Mnllbrd Marsh and H-J Fielding Fryer .praying that the Clerk do tsj sue a citation lor letters dtsmissury 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 mouth till said Court A true extract from I ho minutes, march 21) Cm Tll BLOUNT, dccou c. Georgia— Burke County. Court ol Ordinary, present, their Donors, G W Evans, Abel Lewis, and E Palmer, Esqrs. Rule Ni Si, Mh March, 1838 UPON the petition of Mulford Marsh, Adminis trator of John Walls, deeeased, this day filed, praying that a Citation may issue lor letters dismis sory from said Administration. It is on motion ordered that the same do issue and ho published once a month for six months. A true extract from '.he minutes. T II BLO UNT, iiccoiio. March 20 Cm Georgia, Burke County: Court ol Ordinary—present, theirhonors GWEv tins, Abel Lewis, and li Palmer, Esqs. March sth 1338. UPON' the petition of Burton 1/cGhco, staling Almo: E Holliday,doc ,late ol Burkecounty, did, on the ]sth day of September, 1834, by bis cer tain bond of that date, obligate himself, his heirs and assigns, to execute to otto Win Daniel, of Mor gan’county, lilies to the lot ot Land in the town of Poinaet, in the county of Murray : commencing on the street at the corner of lot No 3. imho first divis ion ofsaid town, running south with said street six ty-four, to a street, 4U loot wide, thence with said street one hundred and sixly leet to a cro»s street, thence up said street, to lower part of lot No 3. And also stating that he is the assignee of said bund, and that said Aimer E. departed this life w ithout executing said titles, nnd praying that Ma thew Jones, the administrator of ttiesaid Abner E. may be directed to execute to tho said Burton Me Ghee titles to said lot. Whereupon, on motion of Mulford Marsh, counsel for said petitioner, it is or dered, that unless good cause he shown to the con trary, the said Matthew Jones,adm’r. ns aforesaid, will be, at July term of this court next, directed to make said lilies- And it is further ordered that a copy of Ibis rule be published once a month for three months,before said court A true extract from the minutes. march 21 m3t T 11 BLOUNT, D cl’k. Georgia—Burke county. Court ol Ordinary—present, their Honors G. W. Evans, Abel Lewis, and li. Palmer, esqs. Rale Si. ‘ i , March sth, 1833. UPON the petition ol F.lisha Daymans, executor of Samuel Daymans, deceased, late of Burks county, staling that he has tally executed the last will and testament ot said Stephen Daymans, de ‘ ceased, and praying letters dismissory. It is there -1 fore, on motion ol counsel, ordered, that the clerk do issue a citation requiring ail concerned,to be and appear at tho court at September term next 1 then and there to shew cause why said letters ahull ' not he granted, and that said cititalion be publish -1 ed once a month till said court. Atruc extract from tho minutes, march 21 Glut T H BLOUNT, D el'h. -I tut., BROW N of Brown’s Ferry, took from the 'O Indians one bead guard „ ltll .*\Vm Flour noy August ‘<s2; tab!," worked mit with gold bends; also, one full jew elled double-cased hunting watch, with gold gua’rd chain and key—the watch has throe letters on the front case—the owner, or any of I’ his relations can get it hy describing letters and prey, > n g p operty. If no applicatioh be made it four f months, the watch will no sold and the proceeds di . vided among the troops,—application to he made to the editor of the Columbus Herald for the head . chain, and lor the Watch to Col. Brow n. 1 ’1 he Columbus 7Jerald will copy the above and forward the account to Col Brow a. nov 27—tf277 “ADM I N ISTIEa TbltS’" M' OTIC EL i ALL persons to whom the estate ol Henry Zinn, RA deceased, is indebted, will render their claims within the lime prescribed by law; and all indebted to smdl estate are requested to make early payment to the undersigned. JANE D. ZINN, Adm’x. may 'J, 1833 Gw JOHN FOSTER, Adm’r. t g tpbUR months afterdate application will be 1 made t Ji. to Justices of tho Inlenor Court of Richmond , county, sitting ns a Court of Ordinary, for leave to j sell the real and personal estate ol Henry Zinn, \ lateol. ichmond county, deceased. ’. JANE D. ZINN, Adm’x. i may 9, 1833 4m JOHN FOSTER, Adm’r. 1 months after date, application will bo j di-' made to the honorable Inferior Com tof Burke » county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, lor , leave to sell lot number three hundred and thirty . lour, (334) in the sixth district, Carrol county, con -1 mining two hundred two and a half acres. Jau 23 13v\4m Win WMAUND, Admr 3 ld*bUU months alter date application will ho ) .11' made to the Interior Court of Lincoln county, 7 when sitting tor ordinary purpose s, for leave Id sell • tho interest of Samuel Coulter, late ofsaid county, deceased, in a negro man Moses,as part of the csluto of said deotast d. WILLiAM REV MOLDS, Administrator. Lincolnton, May l‘J, 1833 1 7! AOU R months after dale application will bo made 1 AL to tho honorable the Justices of the Inferior 1 Court of .'•■criven county, while silting for ordinary 1 purposes, for leave to sell die Lands belonging to ’ the Estate of John -M. Roberts, deceased, late of said counly. Si’EPHEN MlLLS,adm’r. DELIA ROBERTS, adm’rx. Feb sth, 1838 4tm 33 ,: uTiC E. —J our months after date,application i.\i will ho m .de to the honorable Interior Court , | of Lincoln county, when sitting for ordinary pnr , | 0.-. es, I r leave to sell a part ol' tho real estate of . John Willingham, deceased. IS.t AC WILLINGHAM,). , ~ NELSON GARRETT, j Adm tlB ’ I March sth, 1833. mar 23 4ni ' C,. >UL R mom Its alter date applic.it ion will be made • .H. to the honorable Inlenor c.mrl of Columbia, 1 county, when silling for of .. : y purposes, for leave to sell the following lot- , ...d, viz: No 408, in 4th district; 287, 271 h distr . ; 73 and 40, Dili district; all Early county, belonging to the estate of James Bluckslune, deceased. W M. P BEALL, W .17. YARBOROUGH, jan 10—15 administrators. 1 I NOU It months after date,application will he made i L to the honorable the interior court of Jelfer - son county, when sitting as a court for ordinary if purposes fur leave to sell tits land and negroes o u Richard Hudson, deceased. march 16 HARVEY B PIPKIN, Adm’r. •> months afterdate, application will bo made to the Hon the Inferior Court of Elbert county, while silling for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all too 1 mds aitd negroes belonging to tho estate of Abner Ward, deceased, late of sa/d J couniy. THO’S. JOHNSTON, Adra’r. ‘ may 31, 1838 nilt j CVMJUR mouths st'li r dale, application wifi be ii.' made to the lion, the Inferior Court of Elbert ’ county, while bitting tor ordinary purposes, for ) leave to soil a negro unit named William, belong -1 ing to Margaret Ann Deadwyler, a minor heir of Joseph Dead wvler, jr. deceased,late of Elbert ca. ’ ALEXANDER I’. HOUSTON, Guardian’, may 31, 1838 ralt