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hv hi lli» iliHikfl hon v in Ihr town ¥ w of Loitisv ille, on I lie lirat Tnrmlfiy in An cunt inwf, w i(lnn the usual hours of sale, throe him <drmi Miid sitiy one acres of pine land, more or le«H, li the waters of Korky (.nm fort |(J reek it the cm! estate »»l the late iNalhuii Bras>ol,deceased, atid void hy order of (he honorable Inferior Court of Jef ferson VO inly. Trrma nf sale on (lie day. Nathan hkasskl, AWm'r. may 10, lH3i with the will annexed. lums CANT i •> mi order <>( ilie honorah’o Ihe Juxliccs of the Interior Court of ilm county of Jefferson, Silting ns a Court of Ordinary, will bn offered (or sale, al ilio Court House in llio town of Louisville, on the first Tuesday in November next, between the usual It mrs of s ilo, the plantation * called Oakland, belonging to the nsialo of Major John Iternon, Into of said county, containing about eleven hundred aerosol land, lying on Rocky Com fort crock, and adjoining lands of Cunninghams, FMSriiiiy, and Holt. Condiliuna <( sale, one third ' . ash, ibe Imtlnacn in two annual instalments, and interest from the date, h mortgage on the premises, and approved personal security. On the succeeding day, al ilio Oakland planta. lion, will bn sold, a ipiantily of slock, consisting of ’horses, mules, cattle, hogs, and sheep, together with sundry articles of household and kitchen Inr 'niluro, plantation tools, corn, fodder, wagons, <kc. Vc., belonging to mid estalc. Conditions cash. '.INO MACI’JIKRSON BERRIEN, Ei’r. June 18, id G 0 AH UU.V.S SACK. ON tV.f. brut Tuesday in Angu it next, will lie sold nt the Court House in Colombia county, w ith in the legal hours of sale, and in pursuance of an order of the Conn ~f Ordinary of said county, the undivided half of TOO acres of land, more or less, in said county, on the waters of Kiokee creek, bounded \ by lands of Marlin, Clanton, Bastion, and others, belonging to Gezawny Itealle, a minor, may 22 tel VV. B. BEA LLE, Guardian. AUAimgTIiATUK’* BALE. WILL he sold, agreeable to an order of the honorablo Inferior Court of Jefferson coun ty, when silling for ordinary purposes, on the first Tuesday in August nest,within (lie usual hours of sale, to the highest bidder, before Iha Court House door in the town of Marietta, Cohh county, lot of land No. 1038, in the Ifilh District of the 2d Sec tion formerly Cherokee county, now Cobh, Alsu, or Ihe same day, hutore the Court House dour in the town of Canton, Cherokee county, lot of hind No. 491, in the lid District of Ihe 2d Section; each lot containing forty acres; sold ns the teal cs 'tale of the Into David Alexander, deceased. Terms of sale on the day. JOHN W. ALEXANDER, ) . , . WM. S. ALEXANDER, $ A,lmi r "’ June 1,1838 td WILL lie sold, at Elhert Court Jlouse, on the first Tuesday in August next, agreeable to an order of the hon. the Inferior court of Elbert 'county, while silling lor Ordinary purposes, all I lie Lands lying in Elhert county, belonging to the estate of I’atnck McMullen, deceased, consisting of one tract containing one hundred and seventy acres, mure or lass, adjoining Horatio I Goss and others ; one tract containing three hundred and ninety acres, mure nr less, adjoining Richard S '( .allies, Richmond Skelton, and others; undone ‘tract containing seven hundred and fifty acres, 'more or less, adjoining John Farmer, Allen Gun ter and others. The above lands will he divided into lots, anil sold to suit persons wishing to pur chase— Flats of which will lie exhibited at the lime of sale. Thu lands will he sold subject to Ilio Widow ’s dower. Terms made known on the day ofrtle. ELIZABETH MvMI I,LAN, Adm’x. WILLIAM McMULLAN, /.dm’r. 'may 31, 1838. mtd A I) AII.NINTH .1 TOILS’ 8.1 I.U. WILL bo sidd on the tirst Tuesday in August next, at the lower market house in Augusta, 'within the legal hours o( sale, in pursuance of an ’ order of the Court of Ordinary of Richmond county, 'two negro slaves, named Ann and Joe, belonging to ‘the estate Green It. Holland, deceased. NEAL HOLLAND, Adm’r. may 29 td MARY HOLLAND, Adm’x IV] OTICE. Ahi r ■ In-<■ xin rut ion ~l lour months 1 ™ from this date, application will he made to the Jnstiecs of the Inferior Court of Jellorsun comity, silling as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell Ihe negroes belonging to the estate of Major John Her 'rien, hue of xind county, deceased JNO. MACFIiERSON BERRIEN, Ex’r. June 18,1838 'Georgia, Columbia County. District No. 7. ABSALOM EADY loles before me one Bay Mute, atjbnl five years old, thirteen hands 'high ; her tail docked, thick main, no brands dis 'covered : Appraised by John Walker and Michael Mcgohoe, at Twenty Dollars, May Ist., 1838. JOHN MEG AH EE, J I*. A true extract from Estniv Book. DAVID HARRIS, CUrh. June Ifi NOTICE. -All persons having any claims against the entitle df Major John Berrien, Into ol Jefferson county, decased, arc required to render an account of their demands ter the subscriber JNO MACI'HERSON BERRIEN, Ex’r. Juno 18, 1838 TEN I)OI.I.AKS HEW AIM). ie*w STRAYED from the subscriber, rAam at Mr I’. J. Olive's residence, in Co "VfTkbimU’n eohntv.on the 10th ultimo, u 1 1 JAsmall dork brown, ,or in n properly Vft ff j iff ii brown hify horse, übont 141 hmids ■Utf-Jie*rahihigh, between five mid six years old, lung (lowing malic and tail, two while snots on each side ol Ins back btllle, enuved by the saddle, no other marks 'rcnlMcPlcd ; recently sited before, no shoes on the bifid feet, very easy under Ihe saddle, having never hotel worked m any other form ; he is well known nb ml Augusta, being formerly tDo 'property of Dr 11. Ciinmnghnin. Any person giving mliiriiinliou ui Mr. Richard Allen’s, Aiignslti, so that I g< I kiln, shall receive t he above reward. JAMES p. ALLEN. o ~'r In n |irevious odvertisenicnl in llm Constitu tionalist, the above tmrse wus Ueserihed as n ilnrU sorrel- his color is dark brow n, or railicr brow n buy. June 21 wit xtt r KAN \l\ AV from the stihscri- TEpjft.v Iters, residing in Greenville, Gn , a A) iV—’3 iniihillo hoy, by the Hume ol DICK, tQSSfIP (calls himself Richard,) said hoy is ftltoiil 0 led I inch high, raw honed, rV'Cla. and weighs lilioul 17d, or SO lbs. •*’■*•■«» 'I 111 ' l‘M-keu, with oinm f Ills sere ——iMaNTi iJ teeth broken oil, and Inn little hair on his head; quite intelligent active,and strong ns to 'muscular power- We brought sanlnei.ro from the line ot Mississippi and Alabama, Sumter County Dn k hud on w hen he went uvvay n mixed coal mid fur but, other clothing not recollected. He formerly came from N.C. Also at the same lime Yimaxx iy, a.hrighl mulatto Ixiy by the Paine of WUSTI.EV, belonging to Col. Cooper, near ibis place, about 2A years of age, quick spoken, about A led 2 or 3 inches high, spare made, and uliartier by professmC. Tills tiny was bought Irom Mr. Woollorkc s, fit Cbliftnlms, in this .Siaie, and by him wus brought frorti Maryland; he has Irequently threatened to go back. Wcsilv had on When be went away, a striped pair of pantaloons. They both left wit limit any provocation, and \vilh money enough lo curry them some distance, and it is supposed w ill make fur some Ins- State. Ii Is probable they may have free pu-ses, or may be Varried of by some while person. WhoeVer will apprehend said negroes,and lodge them in Jail, sc Thai we pel them, shall he liberally rewarded June 18 HARDAWAY w HAWKINS TWENTY-! IM) DOM, VHs K|;i)\\ VII lit N Y\V \ Y from the subscriber wild camp, near Hamburg, „S c JHU 11 certain negro r.mn named Prince, asm) abdnt 40 years, dark complex tem, vhilnkoy, heavy built, about A feel 8 or 10 inches high, has several 'd his Vtyperfore teeth missing; and tolerthly brisk s|siken. Baid negro was purchased from the workhouse in I diaries l/in. Any person who will apprehend said negro and deliver him to Mr. Win. Turner bf Hamburg, dr secure him so that said Turner cun gel him, will receive the above reward. J«n4 8. WILLIAMS FIVE 1)01.1.Alls REWARD! fAv S I’RAY ED from the subscriber, VAVpk—-Hvine in Angiisla, on Tuesday cVe i —in try llln *l. ’!** Ehh i'lsl. a small roan po ""ll l ‘' l " rl mal "’ and mil, a scar J* A, * h ’ s **aeki caused I v the saddle a nilgo round one of las hind kgs, he- Ixvsen his hoof and fetid, kjdmt, and branded C !•' i he above reward will be given toanv pc . ~, u l,o Hill deliver said horse to lie, or giro ~ lion, so that I g"l h„u. VMI i , .|. T June 25 2l* v-.vi.UOlN. Tho loilowing is nn exlrar I from a furthcoming ’ w ork of J>r. Deters, dm discoverer of the celebrated Vegetable Anli-ltilions Hills, f “Jlcalth, wcullh uml cnjoymont nro dio three r (•rimu ejects of life. The two former are . only Nought ns a means to obtain Iho latter.— . Man seeks for wealth us the moans of enjoyment. But vain is such pursuit without the possession of health. Without bodily strength and vigor, neither the physical nor the mental—neither Iho inner nor the outward man is capable of any achievement, I whether of wealth or enjoyment. Mens sana in eel pi ire nano—a sound mind in a sound hody—is ~ the sine ijiiu non—the absolute requisite,forjany clli - cicnl effort in the attainment of human ends. Tito n mind may he active, hut if the hody lie feeble, then ,1 is the mind active to little purpose, Knjoyment is not there; and dm finest laid plans are rendered ’ abortive by the shuttered condition of our tenement of elay. lint say that a man could obtain wealth—that ho Could acquire the gold of Ojihir, and bring home all '■ the treasures of the mines of Holeonda, yet w ithout * health, where would he his happiness ? He would l , be miserable in the midst of his gold mid his (lia * monds; he would pine away in w retched ness and s , despair, and lie would exclaim with the wise man * of old, “ all is vanity and vexation of spirit.” His ■ limbs are racked with pain and ke cannot rest, Ins appetite is gone, and be loathes his food; Ins sto -8 mnc.h is oppressed with nausea, and ho turns sick -1 ening away at the bounties of a munificent provi dence. He would give all he is Worth—nay, all the - world—if ho hud it—for the poor but healthy mutt’s * apjietile. “ I'leusc give mo," said a hungry wretch to a wealthy feeble man, “ please give mo a sixpence to buy me a morsel of food; I uni almost starved !” “ I would give a thousand dollars for your appn i tile,” said the rich man, us be bunded the hungry i one a dollar. Os so iimeli importance is health to the enjoy s inont of life! i But whereto, metbinks 1 hear the reader ask,sub ; serves ibis homily on so plain and hackneyed a sub ject? Ho wo not all know the value ol health? Ho we not all attend to it as one of the chief, if not the cbiefosl concerns of onr mortal existence ? Ho we not employ the means to attain and preserve it ? Ho wo not lay out money—do we not fee pliysi eians—do we not follow their advice—do we not sw allow their prescriptions ? True—most true—gentle reader, limit doost all things, we dure say, and more. Mill, we cannot believe onr homily on health to he altogether unne cessary. As in murals, so in physio is it requisite to have “ line upon line, and precept upon precept.” Men in health forgot that they may ho sick , and men in sickness do not always employ the must ju dicious means to attain health. Very true, Doctor—nun do nut as you say always pursue the right road to health. Now, I know of some people who arc always dosing themselves with physic, unit miming to the doctors and apoth ecaries every day of their lives. They take, 1 verily believe, a carl loud of drugs in a year, and yet they are not well alkr all Ho you know the reason ? Why, yes, in my opinion there tire two reasons. In the first pmeo they lake too much medicine, and 1 in the second, they do not tako the right kind. I 1 used to make the same mistake. But lately, that is to say for two or throe years past, I’ve Ini upon a better plan. I take Hr. Deters’ Vegetable Bilious Dills, and I derive more benefit from one dollar laid out in them, than 1 used in paying fifty in any tiir- 1 mer pursuit of health, besides saving a world of nausea and disgust in swallowing an enormous quantity of medicines. Ho you know Hr. Deters ? i Very well. i And have yon ever taken Ins medicine ? I were a blockhead else. i They tell mo he is none ol your quacks, who tin- i dortitkcs to mend and regulate the It.tutan machine I without so in ucli ns a knowledge ol its ports, t and how they are pul together. They say he un derstands anatomy and physiology, I think they call J them, and is as familiar with botany and chemistry as I am with the road to mill. . Von are rightly informed, Hr. Peters is no om ■pirie. He does not undertake what he does nut iiridorsUutd. He wos regularly Prod to the healing art. Ho has spent years in the acquisition of know- j ledge ;he has devoted housed'to the study of the human frame, and the diseases to which it is snh- , iect, and. now he la applying his acquisition to tho j 'relief Os suffering humanity. He does not put forth the absurd claims often ad vanced hy the inventors of patent nostrums—name ly, that of curing all diseases w ith a single pre scription I Mich a pretence lie would deem about as tiilUenll to sw allow ns to lake the nostrums of those who put it forth. There is no such medicine. There is nut, and never was, a panacea lor all dis eases Tho Vegetable Bilious Dills pretend to no such miracle. But what is infinitely better they elled what they undertake They kei p the word Ol pr uninc te the stomach, and the prima via which they make to iheeurand eye. And that indeed is no slight recommendation. Nor are tho complaints to which these Dills are adapted few nor tar be tween. The disorders nrising from a morbid stale of the bile are, unfortunately, many, distressing and fatal. A large portion id all the levers, especially til the south and in the marshy districts, are owing to tins can,so, from the distressing ague and lever, which almost shakes asunder hte and limb, to the fearlul “ \ cllew .lack,’ which seldom quits his vie nm w ithout sundering soul and body us he takes lus leave. Conversant from his previous practice, with din ! case, in all its tonus, w Inch originates from the dis order of the bile, Hr. Delias was first Kalloemplov . his knowledge and i xjiorieuee in the preparation of a medicine winch khouid jirove efficacious in this large class ol ill leases, which should relieve the aeli , | ing and the di/./.y head, and restore the nauseated r and loathing stomach, at Hie same time that it pre , vented those more tital effects which are so apt to , follow from their imprudent neglect. Dor this purpose ho prepared with much care and I nst adaption to the jun pose, die Vegetable Bilious / 1 ills, which he is happy to say, front long exjieri enee, and the nlnindani testimony ol those who have i employed them have answered, more than answered his sanguine expectations. ' Bis not his own mere assertion you are calf . ed on to lielievc. ft istiol lhe ipse dixit ofany single 1 man—though he was as great as tialen or Hipiio - crates —that you are to pin your faith upon Noi- I ther- although it ns said in tho sacred volume that i “hy Iho month ol two or three witnesses shall all things be established"—are yon to believe mso 1 »"'«n a number only ! \ cloud of witnesses is ho • fore you. They arc too numerous to he easily 1 overlooked; they are too intelligent to bo carelessly ’ heard; they are 100 respectable to be slightly re- I gaoled. Behoving tho spontaneous testimony of those w hose experience is the best lost of the truth they assert. Hr. Deters has thrown together in ike fol [ lowing pages, a few of the many hundreds of testi r imminis received from every quarter where Ins . pills liav.- come into use. They are left to speak lor themselves. They are the words of those vv ho ** spvak what they do know, And tea ily lo uimi .-j they have socn and experienced.” d ,ie V» rrl " 1 "lid inquire lor Dolors’ Vegetable ,1 1,1(1; «hfJ’ a/'' ■'"ld in Augusta by Havilinul, Kis ley to. 1 homes Bunion A Co, A’elsou Carter p and James Deverich. a()ri | 17 r ° ,u ‘ Hundred Hollars Howard. II NOTlCE—Uanavvay trom the stibseri’. H; L 1,0r > 1,1 December last, a negro man named KNWX Johnson, aged about twent v eight years s aid negro 13 four feel eleven inches' hh>h' vry dark complexion, and when iuterro ’’ gated closely stutters a little; h c |, aa a ’ •SESfe l " ll 'ace, and a great many marks of the w hip on Ids hack Mvul negro was confuted 11 Ml - eon jail Inst summer three months, and belonged ,'n • (hat lime to Mr. (till, of Monroe eo. I would n - • quest jailors lo he particular in examining tails „ 5 the said-negro lay six months in jail within ton 1 miles of Ins master. It said negro is confined m • pul, so that 1 gel him, I will pay the above reward I have no doubt but Di n he has altered Ins name upttl 11 vvCm COKNLLil'si H.TuBIN r AW. The future prac MA iicclhw in < o|mrtri(^/|f)ip t ,j| i( ] or ii lf * firm oi I LOyD i ) HUES apil wi|| attend the courts ■ if H‘<* several^— r.dics ot the Ocmulgee, Clark mid Walton, ol 'lie western, and Newton of the I’linlf , i ir< iota. I hey w ill also attend to the coHectiono ' lamia in the middle and upper part of Georgia. STEWART FLOYD, ' AUGUSTUS REESE. Madison, M®y 4, 1888 w3m !Fr The G h ir'eslon Courier is requested to pub s ■* tin* above week'y, three months, and charge Ms office. [V|< GEE* UAKESTRAW, Attonuse t ITJ i,i Law, Covington, Ga elbr their service, , liar the general adjustment and collection of debts in t-he < ircnils adjoining that in which they reside, ' and will attend regularly at the Courts ill the conn - tics el Fayette, Henry, Newton, Jasper, Morgan • Walton, Gwinnett, DeKalk, Coweta anil Campbell. { apt l l II w3m ' I.AW SOT-CE. , rI 1H E undersigned having united in the practic 1 |. ol the LAW,offer their services to the public They will attend the courts of Muscogee, Marion, • Stewart, Randolph, Marly, Batter, Lee and Sumter, [i of the Chattahoochee Circuit: Houston, ol tins Flint - Circuit; and Twiggs, I'hlaL-.ki, Isiwutles, Thomas, Decatur and Dooly, of the Southern Circuit. I'u f sincss entrusted to their care will meet with prompt r attention. Their office is in Americas, Sumter r county, where one ol them mav always he found , when not absent on business, i LOTT WARREN, h WM 11 CRAWFORD. . oct 10 2117 wtf 8 I A\V NOTICE. —The undersigned having i M-J removed (rom Clark county to Liticolnloii, M will attend to the practice ol i.aw in the Superior 1 and Inferior Courts of Lincoln county, and the ad -1 jacent counties, business intrusted to his care will be promptly attended to. 8 HENNING B. MOORE. I References.—linn. Charles Dougherty, lion. A. t S. Clayton, Hun. Thomas W. Harris, Gen. Edward 1 Harden, Athens; C. J. Jenkins, G. W. Crawlord, - A. J. Miller,Col. John Milledge, William E. Junes, I Augusta • Lincoliilrn, March 24, 1838. wtf | I AW NOTICE. —The subscriber has settled {' JLi in Columbus, Gn. and will give his prom plat tention to any business intrusted to him. His office is in Mr. Hepburn's brick tenement, opposite the Oglethorpe House. F. A. NIS BET. Columbus, Man li 27. wlm Brought to Augusta jail, on the 18th nist. u negro man, calls himself SAM, says he belongs to llczekiali Bast in, Columbia co. Ga., ho is 2b years old, ft feet 7 inches high, light complected. The owner is requested to come for ward, pay expenses and take him from jril. .lone lit w3t ELI MORGAN, Jailor. (VOTH E. —All persons indebted to the estate of George G. Bass, late of Burke county, de ceased, are requested to make payment, and those j having demands arc requested to render them in ac- ; cording to Jaw. R. W. BASS, Adm’r. . npril 17 , I |OCT7 JiVANS’"MIimciNE: Dyspep- - 1 f sin and liypochoiidriacism—lnter.-d | ing case.—i Mr. Wm. Salmon, Green st, above 3rd, t Philadelphia, afllielcd lor several years with the < following distressing symptoms; sickness nt the stomach, headache, dizziness, palpitation of the < heart, impaired appetite, sometimes acid and pu- I trescenl eructation, coldness and weakness of the i extreme-ties, emaciation and general debility, dis- t turb'od rest, a sense of pressure and heat at the i stomich after eating, night marc, great mental ' despondency, severe flying pains in the chest, back 1 and sides, ‘coilivencss, involuntary sighing and t weeping, languor ami lassitude upon the least ox- I crciso. Mr Salmon had applied to the most emi- j nent physicians, who ebfisidered it beyond the power of medicine to restore hint to health; howe ver, ns his afflictions hud reduced him to a Very deplorable condition, mid having been recommen ded by a relative of Ins to make a trial of Dr Wm. Evans’ medicine, ho with difficulty repaired to ' the office and procured a package, to w hich ho 1 says.j he is indebted for his restoration to life, 1 health and friends. Ho is now enjoying all the t blessings of period health. Evans’ Medicine or sale only by ANTONY & HAINES, aprilift 232 Bread street- Georgia, Jeflerson County: WHEREAS William L Kennedy, Abminis- Irator of John Eight, lalo of this county, de ceased, applies lor letters dismissory from said ud- 1 ministration, These arc therefore to cite summon and admonish, 1 all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the 1 said deceased, to hound appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any 1 they have, why said letters shall not ho granted 1 Given under my hand at office, in Louisville, this 1 bill Juno, 1838. i June If EBENEZER HOTIIWEI.L, Clerk. 1 Georgia. Jefferson County; WHEREAS Roger L Gamble, Administrator , ol the estate of the late Manning Spradley, of said county, deceased, applies lor dismission * I rom said administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ol said dec’ll to ' ho and appear at my office, w ithin the lime preserih- ’ ed by law,to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not ho granted. Given under my hand, at Louisville, this 2fi h day ol Feb. 1838. EBENEZER HO IIIWELL, mar 1 Clerk C Georgia* < Columbia count v : WHEREAS James Curtlidgo, administrator, applies lor loiters dismissory .on the estate of Robert W. Walker, deceased. These arc theruloro 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, to shew cause why said letters should not ho granted. Given under my hand this 2d day of Juno, IH3B. GABRIEL JONES, Clerk. Georgia, .IrllciMin Comity : 11/ HERE AS James M. Linqucfield, ndmiuis w r trulor on the estate of James E Wells, lalo of said county, deemed, applies lor loiters of dis mission from said estate. I’lieseare therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, tbs kindred and creditors of said deceased, to lie and appear ut my office within the unto pro scribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, wby said letters should not bo granted. Given under my hand at office, in Louisville, this Hill day of May, 1838 E. BOTH WELL, Clerk. may It* 6m \ i) m I \ Ist muiS'iVtjfii’K; 4 LL iH-rsons to w hem the estate ol Henry Ziun, i » deceased, is indebted, will render llieir claims within the time prescribed by law; and all indebted to said estate are requested to make early payment to the undersigned. JANE 1). ZINNi Adm’x. may 9, 1838 6w JOHN FOSTER, Adni'r. JAOUR months afterdate application will bo made ; to Justices of the Interior Court of Richmond county, silting as a (,'onrt ol Ordinary, for leave to sell the real and personal estate ol Henry Zimi, lute ol Richmond county, deceased. JANE 1). ZINN, Adin'x. may 9, 1833 4m JOHN FOSTER, Adm’r. I%| OTICJE.- Four months after date, nppiica i v lion will bo made to the honorable Inferior j Court ol Richmond county, while sitting for unit- I nary purposes, lor leave to sell a lot of land in the Ifttli district and 4th section in Cherokee county, ! belonging to the orphans of Loll Williams; also j one other tract drawn by Lott Williams, in,Leo co. j sold for the heuclil ol the heirs ol said W illiams, may 2, 1838. f. H. MANTZ, Guardian. IJOldl months afterdate application v\ ill be made to the honorable the Justices of the Inferior Courtof A'crivcn county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Lands belonging to the las la lo of Joint M. Roberts, deceased, late ol said county. STEPHEN MlLLS,adni'r. DELIA ROBERTS, adni’n. Feb slli, 1838 4tm 33 jVj OTIC Id. —Four months after date, application L » will be made to the honorable Inferior Court of Lincoln county, when silling liir ordinary pur poses, lor leave to sell a part of ilia real estate of John Willingham, deceased. ISAAC WILLINGHAM,) , , NELSON GARRETT, \ Atlm lrs - March sth, 1838. mar 23 4m K momlis alter date, application wTfTlic made to the honorahlo Inferior Court of Co 1 umhin county,while sitting for ordinary purposes, | hir leave to sell the I .and and .Negroes belonging to the estate ol Robert Allen of said county deceased march 8 W m J RHODES, Ett’r 1/tM II im-nihs alter date, appiication will bo A made to the Honorable the Inlericr Court ol Semen County, when sitting for ordinary pui|ii.- scs, for leave to sell all the Lands belonging to the Estate ol James Boston, doi’d THOMAS BOSTON, Adai r. ! Mai ill 3, 1838. GFOUMA FF-AIALi: COU-Wil'l. fJMIK Fall Turin of (Ini Institution will be open a on Wednesday, 13lh nisi. As the number ol students is iuriilrd.il IS lo he desired tlmi llioao vvlio design paironising us, should apply at llie begin ning ut the term. “ Kemarkii on female Education” is ip the hands of the printer, and will hood be published. An Essay on the '1 henry and Braelico of Music, and Marches,&c.,by V. I .alas U l , Professor of Mu sic in this Institution, arc tor sale at the bookstores. Our friends are infiemdd that this institution is now in a very flourishing condition, in spite of the various rumorsallempted to bespread by those who j consider us formidableopjMinenis,or they would la j l*or to put us dfwn by lair means, They have i reported that wcnre not patronised by respectable people, and othet things eijimlly generous and de cent. In culifijnalioii of its truth, we reler all wishing correct idimnation, to Jesse I’. (Jreene, W. II Greene, Jamri Anderson, Esqrs. Burke county; John Morel, Ebij Savannah ; John E. L.ester, Du vid Lester, Lsqi. Junes eounty; David Hill, Ste ; phen limns, Epps Col. Rockwell, Mnj. Win V Hansel), Arc. Buldvv in county. This is pm* ' fessedly a Soul Jem iiistilulion, and Southern men ’ I will support it. L. LATASTE, I I’rinct- Jiuie U ll ANN A M I,A PASTE. $ pals. I'IdMHTTDN 111 (.11 MIIOOL r IVME subscriber, late principal of the Pendleton ■ | I Academy, has taken the largo and elegant hon e lately occupied by Jfr. Koese, as a hoarding house,and hastcotiverted it into a Boarding Scliool (or young gentlemen, on the English plan; a plan matured in that country by centuries of experience, and which will he ultimately found the only secu rity for complete attention to the morals and man ners of the pupils, while ut a distance from their parents Prayers will bo read every morning and j evening; and when there is no chu.ch on the Sun j day, there will he service in the school, and instruc tions in Sacred History ami (,’eography. Voung gentlemen are required to rood and write, and to I know the multiplication table, before admission.— j This School will be found well adapted to the sons j of professional gentlemen, and to youths of nmbi | lion and talent, desirous of attaining I lie classics in a finished manner before going to College; and also j lo pupils desirous of sound mathematical discipline I and instruction, to fit them for merchants, engineers band Iho business of life. 'J ho subscriber was born I and educated in England was for several ycarsa pupil of the celebrated Dr Vulpy—and alter passing , through Cambridge collegiate course of mathema tics, which he pursued almost exclusively lor near ly lour years, he entered himself of Lincoln's Inn, London,and practised ut thoClmneeiy bar. There will bo room enough in the spacious house lo ac commodate parents who may wish lo spend their summer months with their sons. Gymnastics, to nil pro vet lie carriage, and recitations om the princi ple developed'by Mr 7’helwall, Dr Kush, and Ur Barber, lor the purpose of ensuring an equable and good enunciation, aro practised every day, Tue french language,according toils polite European pronunciation, and Drawing, without extra char ges. Board and tuition', fuel, washing and candles, $l6O a year of ton months, to he paid quarterly in advance. Vacation otic month at midsummer,and one month at Christmas: $l2 for staying during the vacation in the summer, and Sid in the winter. 0 Pu pils received at any period, and charged only from the time of admission. Dancing and music la a quarter each. Inferences.— Dr Arihon Jay, Professor of Lan guages,Col Coll, N. York, 'i ho Jlon John C Cal houn, Col John E Calhoun, ol Pendleton. JVI Guon nebault, Professor oft ho French Language, Charles ton, and member of the Acrdemy and University of Paris. Col Huger, Chairman of the Board of Trustees ol the Pendleton Academy. Rev. Trapier Keith, of Georgetown, SC. Col VV L Stone, editor of Iho Mew Y ork Commercial Advertiser. B E Sloan, Esq. of Pendleton. Dr. VVajland, Proddent ol Brown University, Rhode Island. THOMAS WAVLAND, may 30 wlw NOTICE.— The examination of tiro scholars of tiro Male and Female Academy, at Lincolnian, will take place in Iho Male Academy, the first Tues day and Wednesday in July, and Thursday and Friday following in Iho Female Academy, at w Inch the relatives and triends of the scholars will bo ex pected, and all well wishers to the cause ol litera ture aro invited. THE TRUSTEES. Juno 21 w2t ~ WARM SPRINGS, C. " fit I IE proprietor iif I bis establishment begs [cave J. to inform the public, that be has made exten sive improvements during the past winter, winch w ill add much to the comfort and convenience of those who may visit this healthy, romantic, and delightful summer region the coming season. Ho would also mention tor the benefit of strangers,that there is u well established While Sulphur Spring, near Asheville, which has also undergone extensive improvements during the past winter.— Persons from South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia, Who have been in the habit of a sojourn at Ihe Virginia Springs, over bad roads, may enjoy all tin benefits of such a trip in Buncombe, with much less labor, fatigue, mid expense; besides all the bills ol the different Soul Hern Banks are taken in Bun combo at par. Tito stage line from Greenville, via tins place, has changed hands within a few months, and the present enterprising proprietor promises to spare no trouble er expense to meet all the wants of die traveller. The Buncombe road has never been in as good order since it was made, as at this time. The proprietor assures visitors that no trou ble or expense will be wanting, on Iris purl, to render this house a place of pleasure to all who may call; and to iho invalid, he would ,say, the climate of Buncombe, with the aid of its mineral waters, will he able to restore him lo health, unless his disease bo incura ble. In conclusion I would soy, with such a cli mate as Buncombe, and if ■ romantic scenery o( its mountains and rivers, with such public establish ments as flat Rock, Asheville, Sulphur Springs, 'Vann Springs, and the intomediate hotels, leu parts ot our country can boast of superiority. may2B wCt J. E. PATTON. UN 1T H1) STA T E S ROTE L, | C ininrsvilli ■, Geo. 1 i V 11E subscriber informs his friends and Iho pnb •*- lie, that lie lias taken charge of the large and commodious house, situated on the non invest cor ner of the public square, recently occupied by Airs. Holland, and having considerably improved the premises, he is prepared lo accommodate company as comfortably and m as good style us any oilier ! public house in the up-country. His table will he furnished with the best the country affords ; his liar supplied with choice liquors and wines; and ids stable will be attended to mid provided lor in such ) a maimer as to please the lovers of fine horses. In j short, no trouble or expense w ill be spared to make I all comfortable w ho may see proper to patronise the establishment. WILEY tSEEDGE. June 14 4w '\ STIIMA, THREE Y EARS’ STANDING ! ll Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill afflicted with I the above distressing malady. Symptoms— great I languor, flatulency, dial tubed rest, nervous head-1 ache, dilliculty of breathing, lightness and stricture across the breast, dizziness, nervous irritability and restlessness, eoithl not lie in a horizontal position without the sensation ol impending snlibeation, palpitation of the heart, distressing cough, costive ness, pain of the stomach, drowsiness, great dubilitj and deficiency ol the nervous energy. Mr. K. Mon roe gave up every thought of recovery, and duo j despair sat on the countenance ot every person in tcrested in his existence or happiness, till by ncci- I dent he noticed in a public paper some euros ellectod by Dr. Win. Evans’ Medicine in his complaint, | which induced him to purchase a package of the Bills, which resulted incompletely removing every symptom of the disease He w ishes lossy his mo live for this declaration is, that those afflicted with the same or any symptoms similar to those from which he is happily restored, may likewise receive the same inestimable benefit. Wm. EVANS For sale by 3NTONV & HAINES, JSole agents lor Augusta Ga. march 88 238 Broad street lands For sam:/ f® - The subscriber offers for sale his qkJKSlands in Columbia county, situated on 1(lf ( lf main road loading from Augusta lo Columbia Court House, thirteen miles <S2Ssl£iabi>vc the former, and nine miles bolow the latter place, containing about 650 acres, and is so situated that two desirable settlements may bit made, should the w hole be 100 much fur one person, with improvements on each; either of which will be sold separate, should the purchaser desire it The terms and land can he known or seen by np. plying lo the overseer, on the premises. Bruvisions can be had on the premises also. June], 1838 nut HARMONG LAMAR. HAbISUN BPKINisSt —This estabhshment Is now Open lor the reception ol hoarders e. visiters, under the superintendence of Mr. mid Mrs C oilier. 1 lie proprietors deem it unnecessary to say any thing in commendation ot the virtue ol its waters, Ac, they have been so fully tested for the last fittcen or twenty vears. June 11 3t BOARD OF MANAGERS LAWKENCEVILLE HOTEL. f v . The sph.seriber having removed to Mil ledgevillc, would lake ihis opportunity • 10 ro,uru ll ‘unlji lor former patrowage, ? iifiml n 'i*l would stale that Ins house is now rfEßßiQßLkept hy ins brother John N. Alexander, (or whom lie solicits iho pal milage of lus friends and others, and assures them that every attention will lie given hy lhe presemoecnpant to render them aomforlahle. THUS. W. ALEXANDEU. Having taken the I.mvronccvillo Hotel, I solicit a share of public patronage, and promise that I w dl use my utmost exertions legive general satisfaction to all who may call. JOHN N. ALEXANDER. Lawrencevdle Gw innell co. March 22. vv3m An extraordinary nml remarkable cure. iMrs Mary Dillon, ol Williumsburgh, was restored to health hy the use of this medicine.—The symp toms of this depressing ease xvorc ns follow s: Ti*«l loss <*f appodte, palpilaliun ot the heart, twitching ol the lendoiiSjXvilh ugeneral spasmodic afleelion ol i|S: muscles, difficulty of breathing, giddiness, languor, lassitude, groat depression of spirits, with the fear of some impending evil, a sensation ol fluttering at the pit of the itlomaeh, irregular tran sient pains in different purls, great emancipation with other symptoms of extreme debility. The above case was pronounced hopeless hy ihrecol themost eminent physicians, and a disso lution oil ho pulient daily aw ailed lor by her friends, which may he authenticated hy the physicians xx ho v\ ere in attendance. A'hcdms given her cheer mi permission to publish the above facts, pud w ill juso gladly give any information respecting the bcnelil she bus received to any enquiring mind. MAll V DILLON. Charles (Semple, xxho had been afflicted lor five years with immoral habitual Asth ma, applied U) h)r Evans on the 4th of Nov. labor ing under the following symptoms; A sense oi tightness across the chest, with Iho greatest dilli culty in breathing, distressing cough, generally ending with copious expectoration of viscid phlegm disturbed rest, the face turgid and of a livid hue; could not lie in a horizontal position without the sensation ol immediate suffocation, languor, drow siness, and dissiness in the head, and loss ofap pet'le. Mr S. applied to the most eminent physician in the city, likewise used several other remedies without obtaining any permanent benefit un til his friends persuaded him "o place himsel under Dr Evans’ treatment, lie is now relieved ol his complaint, and called at the office yesterday, avow-mg that be had not words to express his groti udefor the benefit he had received. For sale by ANTON Y & //AINES Georgia, BnrkcCounly: Court ol Ordinary— present, their honors GWEv ahs,Al:e! Lewis, and E Palmer, Esqs. March blh 1838. UPON iho petition of Purl on McGhee, slating Aluiei E Holliday, dec., late of Burke county, did, on tiro 15th day ol September, 1831, by bis cer tain bond of that dale, obligate himself, his heirs and.asstgns, to execute to one VV'm Daniel, of Mor gan county, titles to the lot o( Land in the town of Poinset, in the county of Murray ; commencing on the street at the corner of lot No 3. in the first divis ion of said town, running south with said street six ty-four, to a street. 40 feel wide, llicnee with said street one hundred and sixty feet to a cross si reef, thence up said street, to lower part of lot No 3. And also stating that he is the assignee of said bond, and that said A bner E. departed this life without executing said lilies, and praying that Ma thew Jones, the administrator of the said Abner E. may be directed to execute to the said Burton Me Ghee titles to said lot. Whereupon, on motion of Muiford Marsh, counsel for said petitioner, it is or dered, that unless good cause be shown to the con trary, the said Matthew Jones,adm’r. as aforesaid, xvill be, at .July term of this court next, directed to make said titles* And it is further ordered that a copy of this rule be published once a month fur three months, before said court A true extract from the minutes. march 21 m3t T H BLOUNT, D cl’k. Georgia, Burke county: Court of Ordinary— present their, honors G W Ev ans, Allred Lewis, and E Palmer, Esqrs, March bill, 1838 IT POA I bo petition of James Buchanan and Wm J Hosier, stating that Aimer E Holliday, dec’d. latent Burke county, died in the county ot Murray, on Ihe eight clay ol September, 1834; hy his certain bond ol that date, a copy of which is filed in this court, obligate himself to one William Daniel, of Morgan county, his heirs of assigns, titles to two lots in the town ot Poiiisot, known hy the JVo2, and one half of No 1(5. Ami also by ins certain other bond, made in the same couuly on the lilh day of September, 1831, the said Abner E obligated himself to execute {to the {said W illiam Daniel, his heirs or assigns, the oilier half ofsaid lot No 10, in the said town el Poinset (a copy of which last mentioned bond is filed in tins court) and the said Japies and \\ ilh.un arc the assignees of said bonds, and also that said Abner E departed this liio without executing said titles; and praying this court to di rect Matthew Jones, administrator of the estate of said Abner E., to execute the said titles to the said James and W illiam. It is thereupon, on motion of Afullord Marsh, counsel lor said petitioners, ordered, that unless good cause ho shown to the contrary, that this court will, at July term next, direct said administrator to execute said titles. Audit’s fur ther ordered, that lias rule ho published once a month fur three months before said court. A true extract trom the minutes. march 21 m3t T 11 BLOUNT, D cl’k. Georgia, Burke county: Court ot Ordinary— present, iheir honors G W Ev ans, Abet Lewis and E Palmer, Esqrs. March b!h 1838. UPON iho petition of Dennis Carrol, of Murray county, slating that Abner E Holliday dee’d, ot Burke county,»t id, in the county ol Mnnroe, on theOlhdayol October, 1835, hy his bond of that dale; a copy uksyhich is tiled iu this court, bind him self, Ids heirs aiSl assigns, to execute to one W Il ham Daniel, and his assigns, ol Murray county, by the first day of January, 183(5, titles to that lot of land known by the number one hundred and sixty, in the 10th district, 13th section, originally Chero kee county; and staling that said Abner E departed this life without executing said title; and that the said Dennis is the assignee jf said bond; and praying this Court to direct Mathew Junes, the ad ministrator on the estate of said Abner E. to exc cute title to said lot to Die said Dennis. Whereup on, it is,on motion of Muiford Marsh, counsellor said Dennis, ordered, that unless good cause shown to the contrary, that on the first Monday in July next, this court will direct said admimistrator in execute said title. And it is further ordered, that u copy ol this rule be published once a month lor three months before said time. A trueeX'racl from the minutes, march 21 rn3t T// BLOUNT. D Cl’k; Georgia—Burke county, four! ol Ordinary—present, their Honors G. W. Evans, Abel Lewis, and E. Palmer, osqs. Rule M. St.; March blh, 1838. I J PON the petition of Elisha Haymans, executor of Samuel Haymans, deceased, lulu of Burks county, stating that lie lias fully executed Die last xvill and testament ot said Stephen Haymans, de ceased, and praying letters dismissory. it is there fore, on motion ol i oniiscl, ordered, that the clerk do issue a citation requiring ail concerned,to he and appear at the court at September term next then and there to show cause why said letters ahull not ho granted, and that said nutation ho publish ed once a raonili till said court. A true extract iroin the minutes, march 21 Cun T H BLOUNT, D cl’k. Georgia, Burke County. Court of Urdinary, present (heir Honors G W Evans, Abel few is and E Palmer, Krqrs. Ride Nt Si, oth March, 1838. UPON the petition of Samuel Barron, executor of Ahsolcm Kinsey, deceased, lute of Burke re stating I lint be tins fully executed said w ill and set tled the estate of said deceased, and praying letters dismissory. It is ihereforb, on motion of counsel, ordered Dial Die Clerk do issue a citation, returna ble to September Court next, requiting all persons interested then and there to show cause why the same should not be granted • And it is further or dered thatsaid citation ho published once a month lillsaid court. A trueextract trom the minutes, mar 20 6m T. 11 BLOUNT, U. Cl k Georgia, Burke County. Court ol Ordinary, present Iheir Honors W G Evans, Abel Lewis and E Pander, Esqrs liulc Ai Si blh March, 1838 ITPON the application ol Muiford Marsh and J Fielding Fryer,praying that the Clerk do is sue a citation lor letters dismissory as administra tors on the estate i A Fielding Frvcr, deceased It is «n motion of Counsel ordered, that Die same do is-no returnable to September term next ot this Court, to he published once a month till said Court! A line cxlrcct from the minutes, march 20 6m Tll BLOUNT, Dcc 0 B c Georgia— BnrLc Count' - . l . C, " irt . 0 ' G'dinary, prcHcjil., ilicu Honors, G W J.vans, Abel Lcvvis, uud E I'ulmor, Esura. U t „Q,‘ le i N “ Si ' ’ )ll ‘ March, 1838 JOA Hie petitionof Milliard Marsh, Adminis fralor <> l John W alls, deceased, this day filed praying ilmt a Citation may issue lor letters dismis sory from said Administration. It is on motion ordered lliat the same do issue mid he puldislii’d onre a taunt n lor si\.mont)is. A true extract from the minutes. T 11 BLOUNT, n c c o a c. March 20 gm Georgia, itiukc County ; UJ 11EREAS J.illlc Berry Burch applies for letters disrnissory, oa the estate ol Abisli Jenkins, deceased. These are theieforc to cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and appear at my office within ihe time pre scribed by law, to show cause, it uny they have, w hy said lelleis should not he granted. Given under my hand I ollice, in Wnyncsbaro i his 22d day ol March, 1838. mar 26 6m 'J'. H. BLOUNT, Dep. (Jerk. Georgia. Burke County. U/HKKEAS .lames Grubbs Administrator of Ike estate ul Win. Bryant, deceased, applies to mo lor Idlers of dismission. These are therefor to cite and admonish all and singular the kin Ired and creditors ol said dec’d fii he and appear at any ollice, within the lime picscrib cd by law, to shew cause,if any they have, why said letters should not be grated. (liven under my hand at office in Waynesboro, this 221 day of January 1838. Jan 26 21m0m TJI BLOUNT, dcc on c. Georgia,Jefferson county ; W lILUKA'S Sherrod Arrington, admin - trato r on the estate of Joseph Lockhkrl, late ol said county, deceased, applies tor letters of disuns sion from said estate Ihesoare thercloro to cite, summon and adnion isti, all and sirigular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to ho and appear at my office within the time d by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not ke granted (hven under my band at office in Louisville, this 25th June, 1838. _June 2B EBENJSZER BOTIIWELL, Clerk. Georgia,Columbia County : WHEREAS Benjamin JI. Warren and John McGar, Executors of th c Will ol William Mcf.ar, deceased, applies for letters Disrnissory. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ol said, deceased to be and appear at my ollice within the time pre scribed by law, to shew cause if any they have, why said letters should not ho granted. Given under my hand at office, this Ulthdayof February, 1838. GABUIEL JONES, Clerk, feb 27 47 Georgia, Jefferson county: WHEREAS, Patrick B Connolly, Administra- ■ lor on the Estate of Tandy C Jones, late of sold county, deceased, applies for Letters disj missory. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the heirs and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at m) office within the lime prescri bed by law, to file their objections, if any they have, to show cause why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand, at office, in Louisville, this 16lh day of March, 1838. march 10 EBENEZER BOTIIWELL, Clk. Georgia, Jefferson county: WHEREAS Ashley Phillips, administrator on the estate of Stephen Cotter, late ol said county, deceased, applies lor letters disrnissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish all ami singular the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to he and appear at my office within the time proscribed by law, to shew cause if any they have, why said loiters should not ho granted. Given under my hand at office, in Louisville, his 16th day of March 1838. l6 EBENEZER BOTIIWELL,CIk Georgia, linrke county: WHEREAS Elijah Attaway, administrator no the estate of Redding E» Byrahl, late of said county, deceased, applies for letters disrnissory. Those are therefore to cite and admonish all and siguhtr the kindred and creditors ol said deceased, to ho and appear at my office, within the line pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should nut ho granled. Given underlay hand,at Waynesboro’, this 17th day o( lB3B. T If BLOUWT, D. Cl’k. fob- ill raCm IC'OUR months after dale application will he , , ,llr|l l° to the honorable the Inferior Court of Taliaferro county, when silting for ordinary purpo ses, for leave to sell the real estate of James Lang don, deceased ; all persons concerned will please akenotice. DOROTHY LANGDON,Guardian. Juno 12,1838 ‘ 4m months after date,application will hu made to tho honorable ihe inferior court of Jellcr son county, when sitting as a court for ordinaiy purposes fur leave to sell the land and negroes o Richard Hudson, deceased. march 16 HARVEY B PIPKIN, Adm’r. JAOUR months after dale application will ho made to the Inferior Court of Lincoln county, when silting (or ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the interest of Samuel Coulter, late of said county, deceased, in a negro man Moses,as part of the estate of said deceased. WILLIAM REYNOLDS, Administrator. Lincolnton, May 1 ( J, 1838 R months after date application will be made * - to the honorable lho,lnlerior Court of Colum f hia county, when silting lor ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell a tract of land in said county, contain ing 125 acres, more or loss, adjoining lands ol lleg gie, O’Neil, and others, belonging to ihe estate of floury Wilkins. SUSAN WILKINS, Ad'mr. June 20, 1838. I {'OUR months alter day application will he made to tlie lion the Inferior Court of Burke counly, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to soil all the real estate belonging to Hilliard J Rue, deceased, inarch 20 A HROK, Adm’r JLAOIJR months after dale application will hr, “- made to the honorable Inferior Court of Burke county, " lieu sitting for ordinary purposes, to sell l he real estate ol f.icav.or Louis, deceased, of said toumy. ELEAZER L. COWART, Executor may 22, 1838 mil jG'OUK months after date, application will ho ~- made to the honorable the Inferior Court ol Burke county, when setting lor ordinary purposes lor leave to sell all (he real estate belonging to the estate ol John .l.Koc, deceased. ... , A- U. ROE, Administrator. Waynesboro, 23d March, 1838. l m |?OUR months after date application will bo *- made to the honorable Inferior Court of Jellcr sou, sitting lor ordinary purposes, (or leave to sell the lands in said county, belonging to the estate oi the laic I homes B. Wells, deceased. Also two ne gro women, Mary and Lucy w ith her child. Sold lor the benefit ol the creditors of said estate. This 23d April, 1838. TUI LIP ROBINSON, ) . april 83 4m JOHN R WELLS, <, “* ra- Sj'OUR months after date application will be made to tho hen Court of Ordinary, of the county of Jefferson, for leave to sell 605 acres of pine laud in t tic counly of Burke, on the waters of Davids Branch, adjoining lands of John Lodge, T, J. Morduci, and olhers, sold lor Ihe benefit of the heirs of Benjamin Brown, deceased, minors. JAMES CROSS, Guardian. Louisville. May 24, 1838 . 4rn lt months after dale, application will be made to the honorable Interior court of Burke comity, for leave to . oil all the real estate cf George E. Sconyors,decod ed. JANE SC ON VERS, Admx april 26 m lm OUIf months alter dale, application will be made to tho honorable Inferior Court ol Burke counly, lor leave to sell a part of the real estate of Soutfivvorlli Harlow, deceased. Rebecca harlow, Admn *. april 26 m4m W IJO UR mouths after date, application will be made to the lion, the Inferior Court of Elbert county, while sitting (hi ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell a negro man named William, belong ing to Margaret Aim Dcndwylcr, a minor heir of Joseph Dead" yler, jr. deceased, laic of Elbert co. A LEX A NDERI’. HOUSTON, Guardian. may 31. 1838 mil 87(01111 months afterdate, application will bu . made to the Hon the Inferior Court of Elbert county, while .sitting (or ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the lands and negroes belonging to llie estate of Ahnei Ward, deceased, late ol said county. THU’S, JOHNSTON, Adni'r. may 3), 1838 m4t