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N*. w Th« ** 1w10..r now Cullmi mailt) in ltii« «omily llio I’"'-'" 1 v ' :l ' lirtmßU.tollii«.'ily on Silunhy die lUlli Hist«ul, and Mild tur 12 } n ills per pound.— .Uuulifomrry, .Hu. Juurnnl. A loud ol new rollon win »oM o' pnldie in tin's , i y, l i t H;iiuiday, liy U. VV. .\olde, K«>n( in by bi n. bum’s 11. Hilumre, ol llir J iai riCSt-«-Wiii. Knox, &■ (*•». hnug the purdia.-n* vit I2J mils. This in ihe c arlitv l (’oU"li evtr ex BibiUd in our rnniket, mul the ijouliiy " a * vc f y | Fiipcrior; \ni«l m»i tbl*diw riiniimiioii lift vren so. |tcrior anil ordinary u KUlhcieiit in»l»!»*«• , nmnl to our industrious Fanners, to prepare (In ir Colton with great can .m l bring R only ini • . iiiaikeb — !h» IjuroHTAM sm.iiF Wall NTH M. I Ibuu i n | T1 —Yesterday one u! tin- largest h do« ol Wall . plreel property wn« made (lint was ever known, itcorgo (tn-wold, l.sq purchased ofthe N• N ■ ;»k Insurance Company, their Houao and Hot. No. ill Wall street, (or (hr sum ol one hundred and eighty thousand dolUns. Fhe lot is forty eight feel trout hy one liundml and nineteen feci deep, and is probably tho highest sale that has rv» r ti. ken place, being nhoul lour thousand dollara a loot. The propel fy wa* purchased hy the New Yoik Company when they went into operation, in I7UH, for seventeen thousand live hundred dub lars. A lew pun since they sold id x teen hi t from off the rear of the lot for twenty thousand dollars, making the whole sole two humlred thon* Hand. Tho property is bought lor a Bunking House, and stands next below the old New York Bank. The building is to he tom down. Hkaltii or Mo a ill. —For the information 4 if our ah enl eilizotiH, we have tho pleasure to any that our city never enjoyed better health, at any M’uaon of tho y ear, than it docs at, (his mo loeiit. Wc have, heard ol Home few eases ol summer eoinplainl oniony children, hut with this exception, our city is wholly flee from disease. Business is not ho brisk, to be Mire, but then we enjoy good health, and that is the greatest Mes sing we could ask. Should the weather continue as it is, we have every reason to believe that our city will continue Iree from sickness lor the re mainder of the bummer,- T/t*n untile *hlv, vlHtf' »5. I rani flit /V. 1 I huh/ JCjjimts. WaIIMNII TO M 1.11 111 ANI S. Sit AM lift. \nrsK of Fowl a.—A meichunt, who haw paid thousands o! dollais lor dulicH on goods imported hy him, and who, fur the la I lire years, has al ways paid cash, even when entitled to bond, until lasi spring-, found it convenient, at that time, to give bonds, and noted down the lime id their be coining due, adding by inadvertanee three days ol graie. On the day lie believed the first bond to be due, he sent biscb ik to the custom house at an early hour to take up said bond, when, alter considerable search and delay, he was told (he bond bud been due three days ago, and left with the District Attorney. 'J’ho clerk immediately went to the IJ. IS. Court and offered the amount of (he bond, hut was demanded f \ B 2 cost, which lie lelUM’d to pay without fust seeing his employ er. On reining, he was asked if he would iil ium, to which he h"plied he would. Tin* meichunt,on heating these rush procee ding", coiled on sonic of the Custom House ollb cers to fnquiio if such charges had to ho submit ted to, having had no notice of the bond becoming <lue, am! none of iu laying over. The answer was, that the present Collector always handed over to f/m Di lrict Attorney immediately any bond (hat was not pa id on ihe day it became due, and that there was no remedy, but (he < ust de manded must he paid, 'ihe mendianf, there tore / went himself to the District Attorney, and ten. tiered the amount of bond, with cost first deman ded, but was charged $2 (>2 more on account of ti writ being taken out against him, since (be cleik had left there in the morning. The mer. chant paid the charges, received bis bond, ami •went home. There, to his surprise, was a public ollicer waning for him, who served the writ on j.,,„ /.„.( loi.J Jiiio Jim was Ins pihiouiT. The . merchant (lien produced lim bond just paid, amt r, 'mentioned that he had paid all cost demanded. But this was not sulltcient; he was ordered to up* 1 pear in the li, Court the next day and pay $2 * ti* more, otherwise a will would also he served J on the security. This In mg complied with the ( mailer ended, the merchant having paid H7 i lor the les on (hat there are no days of grace with men who abuse their power of ollice in a manner 1 dial Would he disgract Ini to any country. W tint adds to the aggravation of this insult is, ‘ (lilt while the cloik imjuited lor (he bond at the -t'ustom House, a merchant, whose politics might have been better known, called for his hood, which hud been due, as he was told, for several days, and obtained it wi'hout cost or being first malic prisoner. Tnk NT; wti hi, vt Skal or IBs ola mi.—The followii ig is a ileseriplioii ol the new *•( neat Heal,” which lias just been finished by Mr. \Vymi, prin* cipal engraver ol her Majesty’s seals. It is said ■lobe a heuniitul specimen of art:—( diverse—An c.piestri m figure ot her Majesty, attended by a page. The (.Juoeii is supposed to he tiding in •dale; o\ep a ridiitg-hahit she is tiltired in a long ( robe, or cloak, and a collar ol the order of the (.tar- i ter; in her light hand she carries a sceptre, and ‘on her head is placed a royal diadem. Tho alien » dan! page, with his hat in hand, looks up to the whilst gently rcsliaining the impatient h horse, which js richly dccojatcd with plumes and trappings, 'flic inscription, “\’ic(orin, lb i (lia , (iu ifrilanmaium Bcgimi, Jbdei Defensor,” is cu- .*• graved infiolliic Idlers, and the spaces between 1 tbc wonts ate filled with heraldic io. es, Keverse 1 Ihe royally robed and crowned, hold | iu:', in her light hand the -ceptre, and in her Icll tile oih, is sealed upon the throne hencith u tich (iolhie canopy ; on either side is a ligme ot Jus Bee and religion ; the w hole encircled by a wieulh or boiiler ol oak and roses, *1 m i;d, tbi tbo‘-’’ld nisi, ('raw i oiio, youngest child «»t M. .11 and Susan Dvo, aged lour moiilhs and twenty-three days. This dear hud ot hope and pmuiise is removed from earth to bloom in heaven. Tho.si* who loved it, w -'p for ihenuelves —they have lost the eiiild is blessed. “ 1 lake ibis little lamb, suith Christ, And lay it on my breast, I’mieetion it shall find in me, •hi me he ev IT hh sm-iI.” _ j , i, S M.i; V VillllHKlO I I lll*—4* Tl mill 1.11 l « raw tonUilli 1 , mul a , U stiirl. timiils. —Tin 1 ini'lrrMLMU il I>f mTi" .•l--Sioir iiu'ii't.iililo 1,,,H,,.m;r 1,, r Ml i,. ilimrli.t in ill.- ImMi <'l 1 r:iu lur.U iIU-. I«! .Uli-rm .-.iimiy H ".-11 a..pr..vi‘.l, Imvim; n Him r.a- wi .r.-I.i.iiso ami > mailing ro..in, ruinluriiilili' iliM-lli.m, lal.-lii-n. .V< mu l , ia j s :Ui ,} well arningi d. It Hie lot is not Mild he l.o . l nV- liisl Tu.’Mt i\ in D« . ember, it will I ben be rllered til puhlie sale, and p»i-se.vsioii given the lir>l 1 dav ol January n- ii. Terms will lu* uccoiuiiumlu unlr. ami be made known at hm • ofs de. l i,ey w ill also sell a good bargain m limr stock ! 4if i •.toils, vvhn b have been well seleetcd m .New York and i harieston, ami is generally admitted to he one among the h si Mdceled stocks in (lie up country. Any pers u uislmg to vest capital m inerchundise, would do well to rail and examine ibis properly. BA IT 1.1. A DB KIN>ON. Craw lordvilb ,( \ ,\u;u t CJ, BTls. will (aoorgiu, Jelli rsou county : UJ ill dll \ s Fry am fnllonl, a Iministrntor on the estate ol S«*tb I asou,liloot this eouu tv, deceased, applies l.»r leiiers diMiiissory trom said cut lie. rimse are therefore 1 1 mo mid i.dmonislt all and i* ngulur the kindred and eredilor« •»! said deeensoil, to till their objections, if any they have, in my > f tiee, within the Hum pre-enhed hy h\v, (o-hew e.nine why bald iellvra oi dismission should not he granted. C*iveil under inv hand at ■■dice in I im. ville, thi> ah .l oi v , hvjs. i: uumw i;i.h, c bii »Ty 7 IlomilT 10 llicjmi ill Wny-nnsboro, I’m 1 1 I i <■•>■.l.l v, n iircru inuii, nlxnit li'<- I"' 1 "H 1,, -11, •- '.i« I"" iiiiin.,- h \«l:« «*i, :1 1,,.,, i.iri'l mil i•> -In riii-M I.Bnn»ion, ol 1 ° ,IJII V"'‘ i ~,,mity, I .it.: In- In <1 uI. rmnjilri'U'il, iml ■ s " i, ■ 111 1, v ih - nurd iiii fur tii> iiiiKln -a. 1 •«*" ovMi'-rm .-c l to conn-mid InKn lilrn oill mul poy ex- JOHN A. JIOIJKIITS,JaiIor, aiii'u.-d 28 _ _ _ * VI J _ 4 1,1, |m-im#iih lire (ori-iviiriird ,'iiiiiiiul limino; fo r ,'V a noli; piii’li I»V hiVH.-ll In J 1 ’ l ld---. - I licarr-r, lor m-iniiri u Imiulnnl ilnllutH, ulioiil lli" I- 1, ) ~l Aluy Inn', iim lli- i-oniMiliirlilinii (or vvlm li on null- 1 1.1 M (:■ il-il, mul hmi ilr t; nniiK -l H" 1 I" I- ' ’ mill-iiiitu--, roiiipi'llit'Miy low Itm oliov- i-d' l - 1 in-idn ptiyiilili- in llio (,'ijiniili-i'i'nil lt:mi oi .M.n on, I in,,bom- lime in Di.-cnriihnr nnxl. |'„MI- I! ri.K" 1.1.1,1 N j Ciilloilnli Mmiroi-no. Anoint 2d, I '-’, 1 <. i \ him avs s\r,i:. %\ / 11.1, lli; nilil ut till- mint liouhc- ill I nllrihrro W comity, on the lino 'J'uewJoy in November • next, the following trai 10l land,to wit,two liumlred neres of land, 1> ibg about tour miles east ol ‘ raw ! liirdville,on the (ieorgia Rail Kond, about bljy ar re?- ! I < 1< an d bind, the b ihm e well limbered, Hold as the i property ot the* orphans f>l lames l..ingdon, d< eeased, for the jmrposc of distribution. i erms on i the day ol sab* i DOROTHY DA NOD >N, Cnar ban. - August 28, Isl 1 ! . fit OLN sin i:im H \ it:. ON llio firnt Tuesday in October next, will In* sold before the cm rt house, door, in the town j jof Diticoln, between the usual hours of sab*, hit , i hundred a< res of land, more or le-s, on the waters j of Savannah river, adjoining (he binds oJ M illiam I Bark, sen , and others ; levied on as the property t ! nl W iliis I 1 lon in e, to satisfy a Ji. In. in favor of | Jame Ik fodd 81’.N.1 I TATOM, Dep’y Mh’flT. i 1 August 28, IH3S. bl COTTON (.inn FOH s \ it:. 1 f HH11: Hiihserihor m immuliielnring mid lias on fi timid a general assortment nl (iI.NiS, maleon I I Mr. .1. Boatwright's bile improved plan, with tin* f Ufldilional Rib, or Iron Rib lacod with Mnd, he puls on tin . ' solid Rib, which must In* obvious to every one, will surpass all oibeis in point of durability His brush cylinder s likewise so constructed that ’ be feeds safe in warranting it to do tw ice (he service r usually pr rfornnd hy them, and less fable to gel out of order. A sample of our (dins may ho sem at the ware bouse ol (ini. 'I bourns Dawson, in Angnsia, or at our shop in tfimlmrg, opposite the (hirolirm Hotel. Those from (ieorgia wfiling to vsil the simp, can do so in Jive imnulcs from the wan* bouse ol (ion . Dawson, by liieaiiH oJ a float that i .I• *!*!!y run 1 ning. VVe rchpi'cffiillv invito all those w shlng to pureliase iiiis, to call and examine ours belbre pnr * ebnhing clsewhere, feeling confident (lint on r lose il examination our ( »ins will be found conslrneled on i, a more durable plan (ban those hitherto maiiulae lured in these pails. Although our •ms west more, j still they will be sold as low as any in tins market, and warranted to | erlorni as well, or no sale, mid 1 nil expenses paid. I Old (tins repaired on short notieo and on reason r able terms ; ilkmo from (ieorgia may he l< It at llio « above naim d warehouse,an I will he returned there ! again. All tons sold to tlmso residing in (ieorgia, will he delivered (hero also. CATVIIN WILKV, Agent. Hamburg, August Id w2m SANT) roll SAIil'J. 'J'lie siihseriber oilers ti Ins Bauds b»r sale, in Harris county, lying di reel ly upon (be mud from Hamilton to (ireenville, five miles from the former place. The possession comprises eight hminred acres, which the owner w ill ilispi se ol in a hod vorin Iwo separate parcels, to Him. purchasers, 'I Jjerif are two hundred and filly acres cleared, of w.iiieh a considerable portinii is fresh, ilia whole fine farming order and well adapted lo tin? culture of corn, cotton, small grain, tVr There is a framed dwelling hmiHo on tin* place well constructed and ol good in . enal «,a gin house, I and all oilier outbuildings requisite for convenience | 'flm water is excellent, and the situation allords /••very prospect (or the enjoyment of tine health. Any person drwiring liirtlier jnfoniiation will call upon the subscriber on (he jin mines. Hums comity, July M mil 'i /fOA/AS febMITH \\ A VJVFSHOHO AC A BBMIV. fiim: exercises ul this iiislUu/io/j will he resumed I 'ti h (lie first Monday iu October next, ami (lie ( oimiiirtsiouers have the pleasure id inioriaiiig the pubitc that they have again been aide lo secure the services ol Air. F.i.ias Nason, whose insirm lions have given such general salisfaeliou during the imsl m /n/efiire year. lor the information of the fiiends nrnf patrons of this academy, notice is also given, that all those branches ot learning uru now linigbi in it whirli eonst.ilnle a thorough, useful, and accomplished cd lien lion, 'ihe tie. ign ol ibe Ih-elor is, not merely to make lm: pupils lamiliar with t Ins or that d |uul ineiil, of literature or seieiiee, but lo train and pre pare 1 1icin lor the performance of all the high and important duties of lit'*, lb me, apml, from the usual routine of aeiult line studies, their attention is directed to the ntlaimnenl ofa manly st.\ le in speak ing and (dan easy carriage and polite address, it the means ol preset vmg brail h, lo (lie w riling ul lelleis, notes ami bills, and, in sliori, to nil those aeeom plislimeiilN, which, though generally neglected in the *• duration ot youth, are not less essential to suc cess in life, lli in those neejuin men Us ofa weightier and more scientific character. The discipline of this school is mild and parental, yet al the same lime firm and efficient. The pupils arc (return) as moral an intellect util beings, and in the maintenance ol order, appeals are made to t lie conscience rat her than to the rod. A correct account of each scholar's c.oiiduelfiind proficiency is kept, and transmitted lo the parents (il residing nears every week; w Inch, logoi her with rewards, judiciously distributed, has bad I lie happiest died m awakening and keeping alive a spirit ol combi lion, both in regard to study and deportment among I he pupils ot tins academy. At a recent meeting ol the Board of Commission ers, t lie 10l lowing resolutions w ere adopted, to wit That the academic year shall be divided into two sessions. That the first session shall emnnienee on the fust day ol October in each ami every year, and termi nate on iim Bub day ol February; and that Hie second session aba 11 commence on t lie Ball ot f‘»li i nary, and terminate on the ’dOl li .lone ; alter vv bu b llu-re shall boa vacation ot three months. In addi tion lo thin, there shall he n recess ul one week during the Tlinsiinn.s Hollidays. That tho rales ot t nit ion shall be as tallows, \ i/.: For Reading, Spoiling, U nting and Defining, per session ITr Geography, Arithmetic, (iranmmr, and other elementary studies, IB BO Foi lin’ ancient and modern languages, Math ematics, Natural I’lnlosophy , v In imstry and other kindred branches in 00 Tint-oil in all eases lo la* paid ill advance. No scholar will be received lor a shorter period tb.in hall a session, and when entering tor tins time, it must ho so expressly stated al llio nine ol vutralieo. Board may be obtained m respectable finiilies in !t bis village at prices'varying Iroui blo sl2 per mouth, washing, lights, A e included. The hooks lo be Used in tins academy are, the Bible, Walker's Dictionary, \B bsler’s spelling Book, I uieison's hist and st'eoiid V lass IB adei.s the National Reader, ami Barber’s Bloeulioii. ( ollmrn s first Bessutis, Nmith’s and l.merson’s ; Vrillnuel icb, i uihunfs Algol rn, I lay lair's ITielid, ; .Marshall's Book keeping, and 1 bin's Surviving Smith's amt Kiikiiam s (Grammar, I‘urkei’s i \« r ( iM .s,and Blair’s Rhetoric, i oodiiridgv' s and i Min x ’s t icograpiiv, Kohluns' and W ludplev’s History, tiny’s Astmiiomy and 1 7’realise oil Vilnius, Comstock's ( lieiliistrv and j Natural I’lulosophy, lam ..In and Baton's Botany, Hodge s I ogie, ( miilii 's Ffiv-iolog \ , \N :::ts on t lie I Mind, mid Hut Handel and llayucn eolleelion ul V dmreh Music ' Andrew’s Tnlin Hrammar, Uoodrieb’s (sreck Hrnmmar, (heek lieader l eMaunMil and ABijora, Latin Reader, Lcverdl s I.ai:n Tutor, Virgil, Sal- Bisl, i’lceio and It aace, la vi/ ic's French 1 dam mar, Willi B.dinar's Fai'a >, and iVleiuaebus. i’er order ol lhe I». »ard, IT)W A U I ) HAKBICK, Set >. N\ ay noaboro. July 10, 1 83 S i i a’urgta, JclLmm.ii Foimti; | A \ 1 11 IB ' ' NV L Kennedy, \bminia i • Ini'.or t-t Joint kiglu. Into ol liny county de ceased, applies lor IctU is ißsimssury from sanl ad ministration, J best* are thereiore to rite summon and admonish, all and singular, the kindled and creditors oft he said dot e.i;u d, lo be and appear at my , Hi- v u nl mi 11. lime pres, nbed h> law , lo II sn , ;lU> , , tl ;;lli they have, why said lettois shall mu be ul . m i,d t.,v.i. n idermy band al oili, i: i i.en-v die ; Ins jth J.iue, I s " s J.au* .* LIiIBNKZLK BO JTJW BI B. cietk IIACON, P<l is (v A Nil t. Mt)l. •|it i kill 1 1.IIS. Baltimore A' ‘ Tnciliniwi Hi" 1,11 "Sir IMl’* -Js lilt' i-riiiK' l’i>rk 5000 II),; End Lard, fur .-a; <" - ooi< ‘*■‘•‘■l- ,el '" w |, y ISAAC AM )|S 1., June 7 w :ill limed strt-'. col. (Hum's jix'Kii\ 1 !,i ji ha« i;s. m vSfc . Cl <HE I'.ill .Ml ciitiif 1.1 I SM, will comm-' -over I II, W KSTEUN IDIIISI.. in <"I hm. i;„ , ~,, Tiii-aiiiy, l)m Oiii day ol October m xi, and ’ niiiliniM' ii Ms ilu y rt. I' irst il:i V. Mu i < -1 aI a s I"' •< [ year olds spring ..f *3B; suit '' Wo, ft. I< )C: I in.!- , lipnt two in lliri i', id name an I cl< . • l.illi B(T>'< <a !ir next; four or more In linke a race. Already I lino ■ oniric , Col G. Edmondson, Al<-i'm. bonner iV Iverson, nii'l M<-.sr Houmoml At < '->• ‘ill <l.i V, .1 c. I’ll i so, 2 null! beats, A l 1.1 I ;{.l iluy ill. :i ill) ’I) roll 5«) ■ ill, ,1 ,y lilt || tin ill) lor ” oil. day .1.) best 3ins do •;" Tlio Till campaign willc millionher. - 1 aid ,1 * nr nil limy Imvo » lair star!, three iiililillnanl "luldcs In ~ I huso owned In re, arc 0,1 tin - ) r way Id oar course to i onion iioo training. Dor spoiling Inenos nl Ala , I mum mill Small ( .arolma mo I !i*-n loro omlcd also, 1,1 collieuiiil moastiro sin-ngth with Ilie I •conpuns at the onset, onil return llio lasi week in April I c-xl, lit llio regular spring meeting, In lost with them the ,1 long ml, Til nvno lIIICOIIVI mom O, those inli iiiling n, con io tv iI Ii still lie, would ii i well In wine lo tn - S, creury, that suitable a,coo.iiiodalions should be in i, glim u 8. W JA< K.BON, Bo< y. .Inly 17 eowtil 11 a \ ii.aMi, isisi.j; v ,v to. n AIffiUSTA, ii A. II W lwlrMh nnrl HUnit jMitirs m Drnpr, Mc'hrwr*, ,H I'd Iniiti i ii, I‘hi a'*, Oil*, Due .Stup, llni'li' i " II inilnin Ctliifii, i]r' - - " jf . FEU tile lollowing brief catalogue ot lit, tr y A * Block : l)ni/>s, <V'. 11 Alcolml, /linos, Alum, Annum, Asphaltum, 0 /mnlirtiiln, Antimony, crude; Arrow Uuul, :l Allspice. Arsenic Aqua Fori in, Mulmiiii (’ojiin\ :i, MuMaui I*ir, Malinin Tolu, '* Mai,tain r« ru, Mlurk Drop, Mhu> Vitriol, Morax, n’fim-il nml « nnlr; liriniHiorw, Miirgmuly Hilch, Mahirry Hark, liitli r Hoof, " (‘{intj lmr, < ulornrl, ami /tiimrii -in, 1 ('rmni Tarlar, (’niilliariik", ( \»< l.inral, ('ainvvuod, ‘ i ( ailh’l’s, < nyi.-iiiit! IVjipor, ml nini /llrunudi. Cloves, ( miiaiiHiii Ikirk, Cai<l:lin«>n >enH, I t orroHivo Suliliiaa e, < uriiile Soap, Copperas, '' f .'ongreH.s Water, Cliloruk: of I <llllO, 1 Chloride of Suila, ' ('uHlorOil, he.-t uinl ( 0111 , ii» <jln , pin. and li.nl pta. ’ I’p.som SaitH, K.-senlial Ojlm, ol ull kindv, » Euii M* di< titolc, Fly Stoiio, I' lax 01 d, I lo’a Niilphor, I‘lo’fH IJek/.oin, Fio’ra ChaiaoiiiMo I’reneh Chalk, < »inger, raee, ground, pur.) an I common, ! Cl.aaher iS'altM, < ihie, (iolde/i Seal, " (ium Myrrh, do. ylrabic, do. (.umhoge, do Senm » mony, do. (inaiai;, Uo fehcdl ie, do. Copal, do. Trugueaiilll, <V.(;. Honey, 11 ydi lodale I’olash, Hops, Ht ih«ol .all kinds, “ Shakers’;” 7/< iulock 13a k s . Isinglass, Ipeeae. indigo, Spanish J’’ mil. iNo. do ( arolina, liidiuu’.s I'anaeca, Iceland M oss, Irish t/oss, lodine, | .lain)), .1 1 ij 11 ho J*ll*lo, Juniper Merries, K reosole, r Ceo’s Hills,genuine; l.oheluij lierh and seed. l.enioii Syrup, Kiipenor; i<adic?B Slipper Kuol, ’ dogwood, slick and chip’d; CKjuurie.e Hull, Ciul, 1 iceehefl, Jainccls, all kinds; A/agn(!.sia, hnn]>, do eidciued, do Henry’s,do Jhiller’s yljierienl, .l/nslanl, l )ngli>h and ylmnrican; d/anna, Flake, d/usk, d/ace, d/mhh r, d/unalic /leid d/orplioi ■, /id. and Sulph ; iMandruke Jhiof, iNntmegs, A'ulgaJls, iNux Vomica, tNilrie Acid, (>il Vjlno/, *>h v ■*. t hi, (Jjiiuni, (>sl)orn’s 7 > lnloloJveii, Orris Koot, < ‘xalic Acid, Hrickiy ylsh Hark, Pond l.ily i’ool, i'oplar Hark, Peurlash, I'ejiper, Pearl Hirlee, l\)Her’s Caiholicoii, Piperiin*, (Quicksilver, i Miuharh Hoot and powder, Koain, Ked iVMi.jjiiiatts Ked Sander*, K«;d ( halk, Sw aim’s I'.nmcf .1, ok (Quinine, Starch, Seidliih/Po\\tiers, Sodal'ow«T« «, Sionghton’rf Millers, in qimrlH and puds; Sweel Oil, in quarts, puds, and hall pinls, Sid kaatii.s, Sal Soda. S-d Ammonia, Sail Poire, Sugar Lead, arsap.ird.u, ro'»l and exiraclj Sponge, Skunk Cabbage tvoot, Seniiii, I •VpiniN J mjM ot me, in (piart* and pinks; J Super ( aid). Soda, Tariaric A nd, I’arlar Liryjc, Tapiurinds,''i'iiploetrp >'< i-. Our.- —> - —+* While VTTriof, I V hile Wood Mar. 1 ;, least ihjwders Medicine in i tats, Anlimonial W’im*, /kiiemun’* Drops, Mulsum Copaiva, Mulsuin Jlouey, Mnlibh Oil (kdomel,(aimphor, C’:»)eimo Pi?pper, (Juic’d Magnesia, Css. Peppermint, Css. (H mam on, Kss. Mergninol, Jvss. Lavender, Ksh. Lemon, H.allrey’s (hndiul, llarlieni < > 1 1, Jjieeue, Jrdaj), ,hson’s Props, Laudanum, Moore's Lsscnee ol‘Lile, (>}mdeMoc, Oil Lemon, Oil Cloven, Oil C’iiinanioii, Uil WOnnsoed, Puragoric, Khuharh, »Sw<*«‘l Spts. Mitrv, Spis. Hans, Solution ok Quinine, strong; Lariar lanclic, M'nslinglon’s Malsum, Hr. Kush’s I '.yi! \V uler, i hompsoii’s do. Thoaijison s .No. 0. l\rftime rtf > (Alogno Waler, every variety, Taney Toilet Soaps do Shaving do do Lavender Water, Florida Water, Hose W a ter, Orange Flower W uler, .Milk ot Koscs, Presloii Sails, Fancy Hunge. t Vials, Homallini, Olio ol Lose, A ntopic Mil, Hear s Oil, .Mae issar Oil, I oilelte Powder, Indian I lye, Powder Hulls and Hoxes, Odoriferous Compound. i*at/i/s, Oils ijc. W hite !.cud, dry; VVjtilo Lead, in Oil pure, No. 1, and No. 2, Ked Lead, Hack Lead, Spanish Mrown, \ i*iieiian Ki*d, I'.ughsli and .1 nna'icaii; Vermilion, I .nglish and t lunesi*, India Ked, Uosc Hink, Dtoji l.ako, Lilharge, Yellow Ochre, Sione Villo\\,( hroiue Oncn, \ erdigris, in Oil, pun : Hrussian Hlue, A ill werp Mine, Mlaek Prop, Lamji Hiack, Vandyke Mrown, Lena Ho Sienuii, Turkey I iiiber, •Spanish W hiling, I'nJiy Humico Slone, Kotleii Slone, Sand Hupcr, Hion/.i*, (»old Leal, Smalls, M Hal iw 1 Mass and Hniuic (Hass, all bi^cs, ) I .inset d ( hi, Lamp Oil,. I. miner strained, j do do I all do do d-» NN niter do Tniin ( Li, A mUIooI Oil, , t’wpal N <imi>li, coach ami lurnilure I a nire N arni.sh, Japan N arinsh, I Hlaek I .rather N arnisli, I'ainl •Slones and .Mullers, Huinl Mills, j (Hu/ners’ Hianiunds, I‘lasier I'aris,(*:ilt tiled. lirus/u s. t Hainl, ‘SaHi, and N amish Mni>h. s, all m/.c ; ( < lolli, Hair, Toolh, <Slia\mg, Mo:.- , .Sh , , Pu.;!, I ('rine.lt, A. ail, Scrub and Whim Wash Mrushes! , every \arieiy; , (’iirners* ('. ii Poneil. Hadger’.s Hair, Hair llroum | 1 lb Oslo s. M/sct //.■., ecus, Amid, all Kinds; (L Nn . ('arpeniur'a I’repuralions .Ni’W Lind nid (’oiigh Syrup, iiihney \s H« Her Ih>lro\ er, ’ Knw ami's Lome d/ixture, Hraml:i ih > Hills, IVierV Hills, I Wail’s ( nmmumile Hi Is, Meekwith’s Hill.-, • (Lillaghan’s Hills, ('holem Kenu-dy, i Sniil hern T *uie, It* I» Omiim ni, ihle.s Ointment, I Judkin s Omlmeiil, MuLard’s (hi .Snap Conn I'lastcr, Lip S’alxe, Wdiets ’ Lueder Mah In s, I rielion .Maidies j Koman I.ighis, .Slmvme Moves, mirror ■ s lu»e Mlackmg d m/cn, M! k Ink, It iio. Kcl Ink, indeidde Ink, I Ujicrs, 1..0th Powder ,s '- ;, .n M a » v mi 11 11 *\i.- , Jewell's I maim uks Hallerh* Mousiring.N, Nyringes, all kinds I in.- all 'i. ’: . Lamps, Mi, Lhcrmometors do. i Npalnlas, IVeei \ i lls, 1 aaelV, ( rileibles Fine ( nt Tohaec • Nilrge.n;s lusUuiiu ids, all kinds, Pontist t J u . do. | Pent Ist (Ldd'and /in Foil, N]<ecie Jar* I'uetmv Monks, ih a>t Pipes, ipj>u* .S’h( j!j< Noising Mottles, Ik d I’aits, J\ sMines, (d (holers Hfimlcs. Iron, Wedgwood and glass moitars /h;l i'y i('s, (Jradnaie Measures ( *las> Funnels, NlcdieineC'hesls, A.e. A e. Inci i»real Machines. rs: for • ii i|H - r, \m,l do wi ll louuo iis.ii’nll, ;.s| lllV( . !1(i 1 " "• - : ’. is l” ..., . w tiu n auMk iei j mned io se.l . AT TJtK I.OVVKST MAUI, i I’Kl'U’s lMij'|,iyn| •. 1,.- I. ■ 1 i|m 1 ;.i r ~1 \„.. ■ - ‘ ll uIJ Jam I -(|l ( v ~,, - j Oi’orsi)!, SciDVfU cf.unt) : ~f Orcliimrv —l’n-Mid, lb, P bi.imfs .fulii) S, I’i'.i'm, !’,’!(r Hoililk k, .I,lb *, I.alicrlx, ..),vi I ;ii:i 1,,, I Miv. art, I !v JB. Jinl, Mi. Si. .full/ '■ Ih, lb3H. " ' j'l l \ tin; D|))ilirnlir,n »l T’iu/lll.is 11. linniH, till - tJ niitii.viralitr id VV illiam (.ru.. - , ib *' jihul, Idig of ~itjvi i, ruunty, aialina ilini b< - bn., billy otlminis- I, ,| K.ti d isbili’, ,11 id pr.iyiiig lilutMii lur Irltcis <!i« , ~-sury. It u, on inolion, onbotii that tboeli-rk .!<» ,-: ■)'• a < iliilii.lt, ri-qniring all piT.uin to •‘■b'i'.v c1,.,-bl any tbey hnvu) why tin - miiiii - almli not bf j •jr nilfii; ,md lli.it tin - sttiiiu bo jmblislifil onre a iiii.nlli lor «ix nn,nibs. A true rxlnii-t friMu lint tniioit' . bi'y lb, I '•! mi/1 mCm JO "Jit N I*KUK\,» T fb. \ A\yn.U ’l4 7s/ The following w an exlr.n f from a lorilieoniing work ol Hr. Peters, the ili.-c ovt rerol thecelehrateu Vegetable Ant Hons l*iHs* “Health, wealth and enj -yment are the three prime ejects ol life. The two former are only sought a.s a means lo obtain the lalt- 1. .Man seeks Lor wealth as the means of enjoyment. Hni vain is Mich pursuit without the possession ol health. N\ about bodily *1 rongth and vigor, neither the physical nor the mental —neither the inner nor llr* outward man is capable of any nehicveinent, w he* her of wealth nr enjoyment:. Mcr;* sari ain eoipore sario —a sound mind in a sound body' -is the sine qua mm—dm ahsolnlo reijui.sile.forauiy elh i icnl i.lfurl in the altaiument of bmmm end*. 'I ho mind may bo active, hut il the body ho feeble, I .hen i: the mind active lo little purpose. Fnjnymeiit is not, there ; and the finest laid plans rno rendered abortive by ilic shattered condition ofour tenement ufehy, Kui sav that a man could obfain wealth--mat he could nt-qtiiiv 1 bo gold ol Opb.r, ami bruts; bonu llio iron,-liti sos I!■<■ iiiim'S ot lioltonii '. yot uliliout linallji, wlioro would be his InijipinesH f ffo v/ottM 1,. - misornblo in llio midst ol bis gold and bis dia monds; be would pine away in wreti-diednoss and dosj.iiir, and lie would exel.ihn with tl") wise man ol old, " all is v.inily and voxnlioll of spuilills limbs are rucked will) pain and !>.<■ cunnol rest, bis appetite is gone, and bo loathes bis food; ins slo macli 1.1 oppressed will) nausea, mid bo turns sick eninguwuy at tbn boniilios of a msnifieent provi dence. lie would give all ho is vvoJlb—-liny,all Hit) world—if lie had it—fur llio poor bat healthy man’s appetite. ’• Please give mo," said a hungry wretch In a wealthy feeble man, “ please give mu a sixpence to buy mo a morsel ol loud; I am almost starved ! « | would give a thousand dollars lor your appe tite,” said the ricb man, as lie handed the hungry one a dollar. Os so much importance is health to the enjoy ment ol lilt! ! lint whereto, mutbinbs T hoar Ibo reader ask, sub serves this homily on so plain and hackneyed a sub ject? Do we not all know tbo value ol health 7 Uo wo not all attend lo it tm one of llio chief, il not the ebielbst concerns of our mortal existence ? Do we not employ llio moans lo attain and preserve it I Do wo not lay out money—d, we not Ice physi cians— do wo not follow thetr advice do we not swallow I heir prescriptions ? 1 ■j'fuc—most true—gentle reader, thou docst all things, we dare say, arid more. Mill, w o cannot 1 believe our homily nn health lo be alloget her mine- 1 eossary. As in morals, so in physio is il requisite lo have “ hue upon line, and precept upon precept.” idea in health forget that they may be sick ,■ and men m sickness do not always employ the moslju- , Very true, Hurlor —nu n do not as you way always pursue llio right routl to health. Now, I know of j ■soino people who are always dosing themselves with physic, ami running to llio doctors mid aputh- , cearios every day ol Iheir lives. They take, 1 verily ’ believe, u curt loud of drugs in a year, uiui ycl they are not \v<dl after all ( po vim know lho reason ? ( ">N by, yes, in there are two reasons. In the first place they lakoldo lain rm.l hi the sGC'Uid, they do not t.«ko the mill kind. 1 used to make the Mime mistake. JJnt lately, that is 1 lo .say for two or three years past, I’ve Lit upon a heilt r plan. 1 lake Hr. Holers’ Vegetable Milieus Hills, and I derive more? benefit from one dollar laid out in Ibem, than 1 used in paying Lilly in any lor nice pursuit of health, besides saving a world of nausea and disgust in swallowing an enormous quantity of medicines. Ho you know Hr. Holers / 1 Very well. And Lave you ever taken his medicine ? I were a hluvkiu <ul else. They tell me he is norm of your quacks, who un dertake'* to men ) ami regulate the human machine 1 without so much «s a knowledge ol its purls, and bow they are put together, 'll icy say he un derstands anatomy and physiology, I think ihcy call them, and is a* familiar with botany mid chemistry as I am with (he road to mill You are rightly iiiLorimal. Hr. Hofcr.s is no em piric. He does not undertake what, be does not understand. Ho was regularly hied io the-healing ail. He has spent years in thoacquisition oi know ledge ; lit; lias devoted boused lu tho istndy ol the human Lame, .aid llio discuses to which it is suh jeet, and now he is applying his acquisition to the relief of sutlering humanity. 1 le dees not put tort h the absurd claims often ad vanced by the inventors of patent nostrums —name ly, that ol curing all diseases with a *di»”Je pro scriplion ! Fm h a pretence ho would deem about as ddlb nil lo swallow as lo take the nostrums ol ilmso who put il lorlb. There is no such medicine. There is not, and never was, a panacea lor all dis eases Tho N (gelid do Hi I ions Hills pretend to no j such miracle. Mat w hat is infinitely better they ell hr t what they underlain) They keep the word 1 ol pr mdse le the stomach, and the prmm ' ia which ! they make to theear'ar.d eye. And that .indeed is j no slight leeormm ndalioii. Nor are lho complaints | lo wliif. ii these Fills are adapted, lew nor tar be tween. The disorders arising from a morbid stale of i he bile are, unfortunately, many, distressing ami I fatal. A large portion ol all the levers, especially i at tlie south and in tho marshy districts, are owing ; io this cause, from Iho distressing ague and lever I wld« h almost shakes asunder life and limb l , to I lie i h'.irtui ’* \ ellew Jaek," which sohloin quits Ids vie ' uni without sundering soul and body us he lakes I his U’uvt!. I (Vmvei>.mt .run his previous practice, with dis I ; ease, m all ns lorm.-, w liich originale.s Irom the dis order of I ■, Hi i eiera was li npiov ;.is kim\..(v.; ■< i i < \pe.ice in tho prepaiaiion ol | 1 a i.iedn nm which shoU 'i prove cfli. acinus in lias j 1 large elas m disea.-es, u hich should i elie\elheach | i • : and the di/.zy lie.’ul, and laslore ih' a ui.-ealed j ! a:; l i<*i11 1 1i11• sloameh, at the same lime that it pro- ! j\ v, nie 1 thoM! more i t!;iI ell.-cts w liich are so apt c» j luLow from their imprudent neglect. 1 or this purpose he prepared with much care and List adaption to the purpose,(he N egeiahlo Miaous Hills, winch he is happy lo say, Iron: lorn* experi ence, and I h abundant testimony oi l hose uho have employed them have answered, more* than answered Ids sa.iguiuo expectations. Ii is not his own more assertion you are call ed on lo believe. Ii is not the ipse din l ot any single ■ ■ ■ it as (julcii or Hipp< erates—rhiil you are lo pin your laitii upon Net- | iher —although i: is s dd ia thesnered\uhmie that | ** by Ihe mom h ol Iwo or three wit nesses .shall all i i things he established”—are you to believe in so ! j Mil til aiiutuher only I A cloud of wdiiesscs is be- I tore you. Th.-y are too numerous lo he easily j overlooked; they are too mtelligent io heeurelcssly heard; they are too respectable to be slightly re garded. M. heving the .spontaneous .testimony of those I who - ' oxperici.ee m iho best test of the truth thev a> ert. Hr. I\ his throwii together ia the tdl- I lowing pages, a Lew oft lie many tumdrods of te*ti- | huiMc.sis rcrikved Irom every quarter whore Ins! "tv- uoiue ini >u o. They uro loft to speak ; lur 1I« <l|BU|U'B. i iiuy uro tbu words <<l llmsu vx ! ” < liu.tk wbilt lltrv do know, mid tus tty lo u hot I I I .i- *y b.i \<<ms it . ii i.i < \ jH’ririifud. I•< .m ini ti l l tii'jiiiiv for IVlcrs’ \ udib' | 1 . )<• di! hi A"-.i:,i,i In iliivi’iiiiif, l!i»!n 1 A o i’ll, it i,‘d A. Do, Me Dull Curler. Jmut's ' | I A'X ut il It, ..lid W 1 f CV. 8011, |>| ,| 1, i.l fli- IANT lo at) ufiler ol lb" I<morab'e the 5 Just" is of tbu Inkrior (.'otirl ol the eotiiiiy ol • .lellir.toii,sillin'' »« a ( oiirl Ordinary, uni be j b.r sale, at the Court House in tint town <<l s l.oulsviiie, on the first Tuesday tit .November next, I between He- Usual Ilnurs -.1 sa.e, the pltint jlton i , ailed Oakland, belon/ing lo the estate i<f .'Dji.r John lierrien, late <d':,ai<l county, eontair.ing abou' eliwi-n hundred iieres of laud, lying on llin by Dim ti,rt creel;, and adjoining lands of Cunninghams, I’Tournov, ami Holt, ( ..ndutons < I sale ea.-li, the I.album - m tw^ •> itiiniml instalments, tmu f 1 interest front tho dale, a mortgage on the pteiniEee, and approved personal seenrity. Un llio suer i L-liiig «lny, at the Oak'and y.laida lion, will lx; wold, a .piarilily of stock, i ousislmg "I horses, mules, eallle, lings, and .hedp, together with sundry urlieles of lionsidiold and Ktlehen lm nilurc, plantation tools, corn, loilder, wngiius, <vc At - ladoiii'ing to mill estate. * auditions rash. J \u. M ACPI I KRtSON BKKKIDiN, Kx r. Juno 18.1839 (I I.rur/ra, iitiike county: »,*/ifbRDA.S Civility linnn, admit istralrix on w . the estate oi iHoaus llunn, d<;eeased, applies b.r letters of dismission from said estate. These arc lheivh» r e to ciii! and admonish all and singular the kindred and credit its <<i said doc <1 to i... and appear al my office, wilhm the lime presenb ed by law,to show - cause, it any they have, wby said letters should not ho granted. Diven under my hand, at office in aynesboro, (bis IJUth July, Itffd. liy onirrot ronrt, aug 0 Cm i’. if. Uj-iOUN 1 , 1). Clerk, Georgia. Jcflferson County J ! ft */ J I KUKAti Jniims Al. Dinipicfiold, ndiinins i b t trntor on the estate id James b< VV ells, late of said c <.mily, dee/ased, applies lor letters ol dis mission from said estate. M 1 be earo therefore to < ilo nml admonish all nnd singular, lit- - kindred nnil.ercditors ofsiml deeenbi <1 lo he and appear at my olllee within the lime pro si-nhed by law, lo shew cause, il any-they have, why said letters should not he grunted. i.ivni under my hand al iidbe.in I .omsvdle, tins yih day of .May, DfJd f‘<. DO I’iftV laLl., Clerk, may 10 Cm __ (icorgitt, Jo/ferson county: a */ JIDKKA.S, I’otrii k li Connally, Adniinislra s # tor on the J state ot Tandy C Jones, late of said county, deceased, applies for Tetters tits missory. . , , These are therefore In eilo and admonish all and sing tlnr the bens and creditors of said deceased, lo hound appear at my olliee within the time prescri bed by law, lo file their objections, if any they have, lo show cause vvny said letters should not he granted. . (liven under my hand, nt olliee, in J.ouisvtllo, this Kith day of iWnrcli, IK3B. march 16 EBKNEZKR BOTH WELL, Clk. (ieofgiit, .fcllorsoii conuly; lIEUEAS Ashley ITdlhps, administrator V T on the estate ol Stephen Cotter, lateoi sai l ! enmity, deceased, applies lor letters dismissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ol the said de ceased, to he and appear at my olliee w ithin the lime proscribed by law, to shew cause it any they have, why said letters should not be granted. (iiven under my hand nt olliee, in Louisville Ids Kit Inlay ol March IH3B. mar Di EBfeNF.ZER BOTIIWELL. Deoigu;, tlnibe county; J! LREAS Elijah Atlaway, administrator no V V lhe estate ol Redding iV iiyrant, late of said county, deceased, applies lor let tins disniissory. 'Those are therelorc to cite and admonish all and sigitlar tliekindred and creditors ol said deceased, to he and appear at my oflice, within the tin e pre scribed by law, lo show cause, il any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given underlay hand,at (Vaynesboro’, this 17lh day of Eebt, 1838. T If BLOUiYT, W. CT’k. i.-l. Jl niDin Geot /in. .(t - !li - i son cnuul y : a a/ 11 f.REAS 11 ugh Neely, administrator on the v V estate ol James Neely, deceased, applies for letters disniissory from said administration. These are therefore to cite anil admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said dec’d to he and appearatany olliee, within the time prescrib ed by law, to shew cause,if any they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand at olliee in Louisville, this 21st day of July, 1838. July 24 EIIENEZER BC)T1 [WELM T’k. Georg in, Go In to Din count y : WJI EREAS James Gartlidge, administrator de bonis non, applies lor letters dismissory on the estate of Adam Walker, deceased. 'These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to Die their objections, if any they have, wit hi t the lime prescribed by law, in my olliee, to shew cause why said letters should not he grant ed. < liven under my hand and seal tit olliee, this 2d day of June, JB3B. GABRIEL JONES, Celrk. Georgia— Burke county. Court of Ordinary, present, their //onora, G W Evans, Abel Lewis, and El’almer, Esqrs. Hide Ni Si, blh March, 1833 UI’ON the petition of Mulfonl Marsh, Adminis trator ot John Wtills,deceased,lbis day filed, praying that a Gitation may issue lor letters dismis sory tforn said Administration, il is on motion ordered that the same do issue and be published once amount lor nix months. A true extract front the minutes. T 11RLO UNT, n c c o it v. March 20 Dm Georgia, Columbia comity: W’ HERE AS, Cyrus Albert applies for letters ol administration on the estate el Thomas Albea, deceased. 'I hesc are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, tu (ilo their objection!, (if any they have,) uj. my olliee, according to law. Given under my hand at oflice, this 31st July 833. [aug 2j GABRIEL JONES, Clerk. ’ IV OTIC II. —Tour months after dale, applica nt- - that will he made to the honorable inferior Court ol Richmond county, while silting for ordi nary purposes, lor leave to sell a lot of laud in the lot h district and Tlh section in Cherokee countc, [ belonging lo the orphans of Lott Williams; also one other tract drawn by Lott Williams, in,Lee co. sold lor tit 1 beuciit ol the heirs ofsjdd V\ jlhums. may 3, 1833. I - . 11. At ANTZ, Guardian. jGHJUR months, after date application will ho S- made lo llio honorable tjte Inferior Court of | Columbia county, when sitting for ordinary jmr-} 1 poses, lor leave to sell llio whole ol llio real estate | ! of tjydnoy G. Holland, a minor, lor the bonelit of 1 said minor. JEREMIAH GRIFFIN, July-I Administrator of Sydney 3. Holland | j C'Ul'lt months alter dale ajipiication will be made I i P- lo the honorable Interior Court of Columbia I county, while sitting as a Court of Ordinary, lor ! leave to sell the real estate of Jacob J littgg, lute of Mum ogee countv,deceased. July 7 _ A. P ROBERTSON, Adm’r. ; i months afterdate application will bo made S- lo Justices nt the interior Court of Richmond comity, sitting jis a Court ol Ordinary, for leave to i .-ell I lot rial and personal estate ol" Henry Zinn, j Jatcul. ichmond county, deceased. Jam. 1). ZLNN, Ad x. may U, 1833 4ra JOHN FOSTER, Adra’r. B^OU R months alter date application will be made lu the hoaoraldo the Inferior Court of I'ike county, w lido sitting lurordinary luirposes, lor l. axo to sell the real i stale ol U illiino Bryant, de ceased, late of Burke count. C. L. MATTHEW*, Admiiiisliiitur in right of hit wife. July d, 1838. K months after date application will in i«- made lotlie honorable Inferior Court ol Burke county, when silling lor ordinary purposes, (or leave to . ’d all the real estate ot Mark Dcsanay, late of .ml comity, for the pnr.oso of a division between ; the heirs ol said estate. august il, 1838 GEO. W. EVANS Atlfu’r. | months after dale application will bo i 8- unde lo the honorable the Interior Court of , 1 idialerro comity, w hen sitting lor ordinary porpo , ;as, lor leave to sell the real estate of James Luii«- i doit, deceased ; all persons i-oneermid will please aim notice. DORUTHT LA.NGDUN, Cuardiun ■Tiu. - 18,1838 .)ni / , '' l R mon His a tier date, application will be NL inaio to the Honorable the Jnlfcrior Court ol Warren county, «lien silting ns a Court of Ordi nary, lor leave to sell the I.and and Negroes he i.living lo the Estate of Hampton Wade, into of said county, deceased. HUBERT BOLTON, Adm’r. l n E I- in ho BR months _alter dale upphentiun will be lua I. lo the ( onrti't Ordinary ol Burke coun- IV, lof leave to sell lot No Do, Blh District, Morri "<Tbcr county, belonging to .hones F. Brown, a non” l ’- ELIZABETH BROWN, > JU D H, ibuc t.uurdiuu ul James F l!r,.wn. \ OTirr;. After lliecxpiralion of fuiir months 1 » Imni litis date, application will be made to the .1 os'iu’.s ol the Interior Conn of Jelleisun county, sauna us a Court of Ordinary, lor leave to sell the negroes belonging to the estate of Major Joint Ber rien, Into of ?u:d county, deceased JNO. AIACPJJERSO.N BERRIEN, Ex’r. June lb, 1838 [GAOUR months alter date application will bo Jc made to the Interior Court of Lincoln county, when silling for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the interest of Samuel Coulter, late of said county, deceased, in a negro man Moses,ns part of the estate of said deceased. U II.Id AM RE V .N'OLDS, Administrator. Linemillion, May I'J, 1838 j I/HJI. 11 months after date application will be made » to the bonoraltlc tho interior Court of Culuta bia county, when silling for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a truelof laud in said county,contain ing I'J.t acres,more or less, adjoining lands of Heg gie, O’Neil, and others, belonging to the estate of l licitry Milkins. SI >AN WILKINS, AWmr, I June 20,1838. | | /OUR momlis after date application will be ■ made to llu: inimitable Inferior Court of Bnrlto county, when sil ting for ordinary purposes, lo sell j die real estate of Kica/er Lewis, deceased, of said County. LI.LA/iLK I . COW ART, Executor | may 1838 nvlt , OUR months after date application wilTbo d made to tlm bun Court, ol Ordinary, of tho ty of Jolforson, lor leave lo sell OOa acres ol pnie laud in tho county of liurko, on the waters of Uavi.Hs lirancii, adjoining lands of John Lodge, T. J iMonluci, and mtiers, sold lor tho benefit of the la irs ol Jicuj imni Brown, deceased, minors. J.VMLS CRUSS, Guardian. Louisville, May 21, 1838 .j m months alter dale, application will bo made lo the honorable Inferior court of Borke coimly.lor leave to sell alt the real estate cl George E. Sconyars, deceased. JANE St'ONYERS, Admx. April 20 mini j) ( Ol ft inonlhs infer dale, application will be « made to llio hoimrablo Inferior Court of Burke county, lor leave lo sell a part oftho real estate of Soutbvvorth Jlurlovv,deceased. REBECCA HAREUVV, Admrx. npril 20 mint months after date application will be £ made to I lie honorable tho Interior Com lof Columbia county, when silling for ordinary pur poses, for leave lo sell six hundred acres el land! inure or less, belonging lo the estate of Benjamin E. Winfrey, deceased, lying in Columbia county, on the little? Kioko creek, adjoining lands of Haggle- Marlin, oral others. WM. P. BEALL, Adn.’r. July 2d, 1838. POUR months after date application will be “ made lo the honorable the Inferior Court ol Burke county, vv hen silling lor oi dinary purposes,for leave to sell the plantation belonging to the eslaio of John M. Lambert, deceased, in said county, ad joining lands of John Cock, Mathew Junes, and oth crs. Also,n negro man belonging to said estate by the name of Bub. A NDERSON LAMBERT,) ~ , GEORGE \V. EVANS, j lx rs - Waynesboro, June 28, 1838. J^VO UR months after date, application will be - made to the lion, the Inferior Court of Elbert comity, while silting loi ordinary purposes, for leave lo sell a negro man named William, lieloug'jf ing to Margaret Ann Deadvvyler, a minor heir oi* Joseph Deadvvyler, jr. deceased, late of Elbert co. AI.EX.A ND ER i’,ll () 11 STUN,Guardian, may 31. 1838 mlt " jMJUU months after dale, application will ha Jl niado lo the lion the inferior Court of Elbert county, w hile silting lor ordinary purposes,, for leave lo sell all I he lauds ami negroes belonging to the estate of Abner Ward, deceased, laic, of said county. 'JUG’S. JOHNSTON, Adm’r. may 3], 183£f mlt g/OUR mouths idler date application will he made lo the Justices of the Inferior Court of Richmond county, u bile silling ns a Court of Ordi nary, for leave lo sell a tract of laud heiuugliig to tho estate of Lewis B Rhodes, deceased, lor the benefit ol tho heirs and creditors of said deceased l . July 31, 1838. A. W. B MODES, Executor. Gcoigm, Itnrko County ; \\r 1 1 1. Rid AS I,into Berry Burch applies for V V letters dismisßory, on llio estate of Ahislr Jenkins, deceased. I’heso are Iheielbre lo cite and admonish all and singular llio kindred and creditors oi said deceased, lo be ami appear at my uflieo within the lime pre scribed by (aw, to show cause, if any they have, why said lelteis should not lie granted. Given under my hand t office, in VVayncsbaru tliis 32d day of March, 1838. mar 2(i (im T. H. BLOUNT, Dej>. Clerk. Gcorgiu ,< Oliimbiii County : WHEREAS Benjamin Jf. Warren and John McGnr, Executors of tlie II ill ol William McGar, deceased, applies for letters Dismissory. f liese tire I herefore lo cilc and adiiionisli all and singular the kimlreif-.nd creditors of said deceased lo Lie and appear at my office within the time pre scribed liy law, to shew cause if any they have, why said fellers should not bo granted. Given under my hand at office, Ibis 24th (lay ot February, 1838. GABRIEL JONES, Clerk, fell 27 *l7 Georgia,.l( llcix)ii county : V 4/ HEREAS Sherrod Arrington, administrator * • oh the eslaio of Joseph Lockhart, late ol said county, deceased, applies lor letters of dismis sion from said estate. These are therefore lo cite, summon and admon ish, ail and singular, the kindred and creditors oi said deceased, to he and appear at my office within the time prescribe d by law, lo shew cause, if any they have, vvtiy said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand at office in Louisville,this I 2 01 h Jnnc, 1838. June 28 EBEMJSZER BOTHWIiLL, Clerk f Georgia, Un ike County. Court ol Ordinary, present their Honors C W ; J'.vans, Abel bowls and E J’ulmer, Erqrs. I Jlujr. j\i Hi, HU March, 1838. , K [ CON the pel it ion of Samuel executor of I 5.3 Absolcm Kinsey, deceased, late of Burke co ’ soiling licit he lias fully executed said will and .sen I leil the estate of said deceased, and praying letter* disrnissory. It is thorelbre, on motion of counsel, ordered that the Clerk do issue a citation, relurna j hie to September Court next, requiring all persons itil-created then and there lo show cause why the j same should not he granted ; And it is further or dered (hat said citation bo published once a mouth tiilsaid court. A truccxlmct from the minutes, i mar 20 Cm T. H BLOUNT, I). Cl’k. Georgia, Durke County. Court of Ordinary, present tbeir Honors W G I Evans, Abel Lewis and E Pander, Esqrs. A’«/e A’i Hi Dili March, 1838 I IRON the application of Mulfortl Marsh and’ Fielding Fryer .praying that (lie Clerk do is | sue a citation for letters disrnissory as administra | tors on llio eslaio ol Fielding Fryer, deceased It is an motion of Counsel ordered, that the samedo issue returnable to September term next of this Court, lo be published once u month till said Cnurl] A tnit? extract from tho minutes, march 20 Cm Tis BLOUNT, nccoic. Georgia--Iturkc county. Court of Ordinary— present, I heir Honors G. VV. Evans, Abel Lewis, and E. Palmer, esqs. i llnlr M. Hi., March s lh, 1838. UP I >N tbe petition of Elisha 11 ny mans, executor of Samuel Daymans, deceased, lute of Hurks count v, stating that lie bus fully executed I lie? lasi will iinti testament ol said Stephen Daymans, tlc ceased, and praying letters disrnissory. ft is there lore, on motion of counsel, ordered, I lint the clerk do issue a citation requiring all concerned, to ho anti appear at the court at September term iicvl lhen nnd I here to shew cause why said loiters ahull not be granted, and licit said ciiitalioti be jmhlish oil once a month till said court. Alrue extract irom the minutes. i march 21 (itiif Tll BLOUNT, D cl’E jV| OTICE.—The subscribers have formed a f °- partnership, for the transaction of a geneial mercanlile business, under the firm of Sci nntoii A Smith. They have token the store lately occu pied by Messrs. T. S, & C. H, Metcalf, and arc now receiving a well assorted slock o i’Owcerief, Cotton /Jugging, I run, Arc., recently selected vvitli great care by Mr. A. o. Pamielce, in New York «>"> other markets. Merchants amt Planters generally an- rcsprelltiily invited to call ami examine lit™' Particular altenliou will be paid lo llio sale ol H Cotton, and execution of orders lor merchandiso H J. 11, SCRANTO.N *3 A. W. SMITH. July 20,183‘i. svv IvvAwO.® July ‘JO, 183'!