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I Irifttv of ononcl.v/ I Richmond Cuumy. J ,tn the Superior Court o/ laid Count)/ and Stale. Tltom u J Walton, assignee, Ac 1 Gilbert Longstreot. J HULK NISI. ON the petition of Thomas J Walton, praying the foreclosure of the equity of redemption ol I Gilbert Long street, in and to nil and sing!,Ur the lands, tenements and hereditaments hereinafter de scribed, to wit: all those two adjoining lots or pnr , cels of land situ to, lying and being on the comer of Jackson and Tels nr streets, in the city of Augus ta, and county and State aforesaid, bounded on the westby said Jackson street, on the Smith by soio Telfair, on the east by Samuel Hale’s lot, formerly Furey’s, and on the north by a lot formerly the pm petty ot Mrs. Mary Beaeh. Also—all the right, ti S tic and interest of the said Gilbert Longs reel, in and o all those several adjoining tracts, or parcels ol land, (including rno half of what is known as tbo ‘Lafayette Race Track,lsituale, lying and being near the said city of Augusta, in said State and county, containing two bandied and eighty acres, more or lass, bounded on the north by the Turknett Springs road,on the west by lands of Savage and ISttgg, and lands then or formerly Game's, on the south by lands of Wm H Turpin, and the estate of Ganges, arid on the south and cast by the Savannah road, which said several tracts or parcels of land were sold and convoyed to the said Gilbert Longstreet, by deed, from John 1 J King Wm T Gould, Alanha Furey,and Zenos Brinson. Also, all that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being on the iva lera of Little Spirit Greek, in the Slate and county aforesaid, containing one thousand live hundred and eighty nine acres, more or less, being part of a irno; containing two thousand two hundred and s.xty five acres,known ns the Upper Mill tract, bounded on the north by lands of Lewis Harris, on the south and southeast by lands of 11 illiams & Kelly, and on tho west by lands of George Turknett and others • Also—all the saw limber belonging to the several tracts of land heretofore sold by James Beal, ex cepting two hundred and twenty acres, sold to Jere miah Winters, which said last mentioned tract of land, ([hereby conveyed, was sold and conveyed by James Beal to the said Gilbert Longstreet, hy deed,-bearing date the sixteenth day of December, eighteen hundred and thirty two, and also all that other tract or parcel ofLand situate lying and being ' ea the bant Swamp ol Savannah River, in the said Stale and County, containing one hundred and i -deceit acres, hoing the Eastern most half of a tract of land, sol'd hy the Executors of John Savage, deceased, to Willoughby Barton, and Dabney Hor sy, and which was bounded atthat time by lands be longing to Campbell & Turknett, which said tract «fland was conveyed by Wm. 0 Di lon, to the staid Gilbert Longstreet, hy deed, beating date tho sixth day of May, eighteen hundred and eigh teen. All of which said several luls,tracts,or parcels ■of land were, by the said Gilbert Longstreet, con veyed unto one John H. Mann, his heirs anil assigns, to secure the payment of a certain promissory note of said Gilbert Longstreeftpnyable to tlmsaiil John H. Mann or hearer, lor six thousand dollars,which said note, with the mortgage aforesaid, has been as signed to tho said Thus. J. Walton, who avers that there is nuw due thereon the sum ol five thousand r two hundred and forty dollars and sixty five cents, five thousand dollars, are principal and two hundred and forty dollars & sixty fivects,are interest accrued thereon down to llieday of the filing of his petition, to wit,this sixth day of July, Anno Domr.ni ; eighteen hundred and thirty seven, and the said Tho. J. Walton, praying the foreclosure of the Equity of Irodoniption of the said Gilbert in and to the said mortgaged premises. On motion of Henry H. Cttna ming, attorney of tho petitioner, it ts ordered that the Mortgager Gilbert Isingslroot,do,on or before the first day of the next Term, pay into Court tho prin cipal and interest due upon the above described mortgage or tho Equity of redemption of the said Gilbert Longstreet, in and to said mortgaged pre mises, he thenceforth forever barred, and foreclosed !llloral other proceedings take place, in conformity to the nets of the general assembly in such ease made and provided. And it is further ordered that this Rule ho published in one of the public Gazettes of this State, once a month for four mouths, or served •nlho mortgager, his special agent or attorney, at least throe months previous to the time the money is directed to bo paid. A true Extract. JAJIEs McLAWA, Clerk, aug 19 193 mk Fresh Turnip Sectfl, f ARGE White Flat Turnip) JLi do A’orfolk do Early Dutch do Rum Baga do For sale by N B CLOUD, July 22 232 Broad street. Fresh Lime. 1 tMI Casks Themaston Lime just received and AVaJ will be sold low if applied for soon by THOMAS 11. WYATT, & CO. July 31 178 Kcphnlia. Fin HE Kephalia is a remedy suggested by n long J. attention on the part bf the proprietor, to that most important delect, Premature Baldness it is not, like other specifics, prodnralion of nature buta happy combination ofiugrodients already effi cacious on admitted cases, by \which the chance ol success is increased, let the cause bo what it may. Through its instrumentality many a head about to he shorn of its honors, lias became distinguished again for its flowing locks. Another material ad 4, vantage is the purity of tho preservation, keeping hair perfectly clean, —on all important matter i when threatened with decay, for sale by IV.B. CLOUD f july 32 232 Broad st- TJ BOUGHT to Augusta Jail on the 19 th instant, i -13 a negro man who calls himself CALEB; says he belongs to George Harris, Burke comity. He is 26 or 27 years old, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, dark | complected. —also— . On the 29th, a negro man who calls himself f DANIEL, and says he Belongs to Mrs. Thomas, ' Edgefield District, S. C. Ho is 50 years old, 5 feet < 9or 10 inches high, dark complected. The owners | ore requested to como forward, pay expenses, and I take them from jail. ELI MORGAN, Jailor, aug 30 (W3t 204 ] | BROUGHT to a Augusta Jail, on the 18lh insl. J 3 amulato lellow calls himself JOHN says, ho I bclbngs to Simeon Me Moris, of Louisiana, Macon ; tosh. He is 23 years ol I 5 feet 9or lOinches high, e owner is requested lo come forward, pay expen , and take him from Jail. ELI MORGAN, Jailor. Lug. 26, 1837 w3t _ 102_ (ROUGIITtn the Augusta Jail on the 12th inst* > a negro man who calls himself WILLIAM, s he belongs to Robert Dawsie of Tallahassee, rida. Ho is 21 or 22 years old, 5 feel 10 inches h, light complected; he has a scar on the right t, and one on the right elbow. '1 ho owner is uestod to como forward, pay expenses anil lake i away. ELI MORGAN, Jailor. ,ug 15 191 vv3t Piano Fortes. I PARSON.Thas lately received 13 of those superior Piano Fortes made J. Chickcring 'o., of Boston, and Stoddnrl, Worcester <fe Dun -11 of New York. His slock is now very large, I offers inducements to purchasers, it labe led, equal lo any oftho Northern matkets. Jrders will be taken for Instruments of any do iption, and no charge made except for freight and urance. june 7 133 SAMUEL LANE. Tailor and Importer of English Cloths,tyc. 48 Broad street, I AVING just arrived from London, begs most I. respecffully to return his si cere thanks to the tens of Charleston, end the adjoining States, for very liberal share of patronage which ho has icrto received,and feels that ho would ho want in gratitude for such support, were ho not thus ilicly to acknowledge the honors so conferred, Ito prove that ho has still an earnest and sineors ire to extend, if ;x>ssihle,hisconnections inSji!b rolina. He has boon to England lor the purpose iffevting arrangements of a direct mtorcuursa ho. eii the establishment there ami here, and also h the Cloth Manufacturers, Ac. &c. laving completed his arrangements in a manner insure a quick succession oftho mostfiishioiiablc eles of Dress being exported, he most respccl yassuros them that ho lias now opened an nssort it of CO ATS, Ate. &c., which are not to lie sur sed for quality, workmanship and stylo, in the IStatos. 1. L. begs to add that all orders in his business the Guidon Markets, will meet a promptness ol patch which will characterize the peculiar mi lages of this establishment Master Tailors rbo supplied with the latest fashions. [. B.—Wanted, 12 first rate COAT HANDS. J- The Savannah Georgian and Augusta Chroni will please give tho above two insertions on Sat ay and Thursday, until further notice.— Charley Mercury. an. 20. 1C AUCI.IiSG MANUKaCTC RC\G Co. SUPPLY of Yams and Oznahttrgs will, in fu .. tore, be kept on hand at the Company's De ilory, at R. C. Baldwin Virore, Broad-st. Angus- Ga., where the former customers of the Factory, I the trade generally arc invited to call. WM. G. NIMMO, Sec'y & Trsns’r. larch 29 ~ 3 titr/riAi rniAwifa «r tii* Georgia Stale Lottery. r or the benefit of llio Augusta Indep't Fire Corap'y class no 34. roa 1837. 1 8 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 , 25 |94748 28 30 29~59 01 5 74 49 || f HEREBY CERTIFY llmt the alxivo numbers *■ ss they stand arc correct,ns tsken from the Man sger’s certificate of thedran ing ofthc Virginia Stale I ottery fortbefown of WoUsbnrgh, Class No C i. «r 1837, drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, September 2nd. And which determines the (ate of alll Ticket* its tile alutve lottery. A. READ, Agent. Sept 5 ALL PRIZES—NO BLANKS. GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY. FOU THE BENEFIT OF THE .lugnsta Independent Eire Company, Class No. 35, lor 1837. To he determined by tho drawing of the Virginia State Lottery, for the benefit of the Town of Petersburg, Class No 7, for 1837. To bo drawn at ALEXANDRIA, Va. Saturday, September 9, 1837. D S. Gregory <t Co. (successors to Yalos& Mc- Intyre,) Managers. HIGHEST PRIZE 85,000 DOLLARS CKANO SC 111) 31F. 1 Prize of $25,000 is $23,000 1 10,000 10,000 1 5,000 5,000 1 4,000 4,000 1 2,209 60-100 2,209 60-100 1 2,000 2,000 2 1,600 3.200 2 1,500 3,000 10 1,000 10,000 20 500 10,000 20 300 0,000 30 200 6,000 30 150 4,500 65 100 6,500 65 180 5,200 130 70 9,100 130 60 7,800 130 50 6,500 130 40 5,200 130 30 3,900 2143 20 42,900 20800 10 208,000 43680 (nett $3) 3 53-ICO 154,190 67523 Prizes,amounting lo $540,20060-100 Kr Tickets slo—Shares in proportion. in the above Lottery cart bo obtained it all times hy country dealers and those who are disposed to adventure, by sending their orders to . bo undersigned, who will given prompt attention,if ad drtest'd lo A. READ, Contractor and State Agent, Augusta, Geo. sept 5 Fire Wood—Green or Brv' IVVILL DELIVER WOOD in arty part of Au gusta, a the following prices—cash on delivery; dry wood. GIUfK.V. 5 cords at $20,00 5 cords at $17,50 10 do 40,00 10 do 35,00 20 do 75,00 20 do 65,000 50 do 180,00 50 do 130,00 The wool must be delivered during the months of September, October, and Novembe*, 1837. W fitter, orders left nt .Messrs. Bones <fc Carmi chael's, or at Dr. Paul F. Eve’s, will receive atten tion. WM. J. EVE. sept I 206 f 4 SJIX per cent prera. given for Notes of the Central IO Bank of Geo, by JOH/V G. WINTER. sept 1 206 at 210 Broad st. CJ/ERA W, Hamburg,and Bank of Augusts notes bought,by JOHN G. WINTER. sept 1 206 2t To Carpenters, & Builders. FOR SALE. A quantity of well seasoned plank scantling, and shingles, at my resilience in Summerville. THOMAS FLOURNOY,S aug 18 wl3 194 Petit imwlf Cotton Seed. A few sacks Os genuine Petit Gull Cotton Seed dh hand, and for sale by may 1 M, M DYE. NEGRO IVOMaN FOR SALE—About forty years of ago—she can be soon at the jail, and will be sold low, iftaken out ol the State; is sold be >ause she will not live withher present owner. Jan 14 1 if On Hie ISivcr. •)fi IIIIDS prime retailing Molasses, 50 barrels .wtl Northern Gin. St. Croix and Porto Rico Su gar, all of which will be sold very low for cash, or approved paper, hy july 19 HAND & SCRANTON. J\olicc. THE undersigned having associated with hint selfin business, his brother, Henry Jessup, it will he conducted hereafter under the firm ol G. R. Jessup & Co. GEO It. JESSUP. Augusta, Geo., Aug 5 183 3ra f LEATHERS.—1200 lbs. Feathers,just received ’ and for sale hy MOISE & COHEN. 7 stl Port HV'ne. JUST received direct from Oporto, Two Pipes su perior Port Wine. For sale bv JOHN COSKERY, No 256 Broad si. Opposite the Augusta Bank, aug. 10 137 WM. C. WAY, Agent, intending to discontinue the agency for Mr Joseph ‘Shannon, will dispose of his stock of well assorted and seasonable DRY GOODS,at very reduced prices for cash, at wholesaleand retail. WM. C. IVAY, Agent. Augusta, April 7,1837 81 RC. BALDWIN.—Fancy and Staplo Dry • Goods, at Wholesale, 234 Broad street, Au gusta, Geo. [Jan 3 1 Jy ffllN PLATE, constantly on hand ano lor sale b X Jan 3 HR R C BA LDWIN To HR ire, A VALUABLE House Boy. Enquire at this office. may 8 107 Bicmoval. F& 11. CLARK, Dealers in Watches and Jcw . elry, have removed to the Store on tho corner ■ of Broad and Mclntosh streets, known ns tho Post Office corner may 25 ts 122 For Kent. a From the 15th of June, till the Ist of October next, that large and rommodi- I ous Dwelling situated over Mr. Titos. M. Woodruff’s Cabinet Furniture - Ware-rooms; n good yard, kitchen, t wash-house, and all attached thereto; also, an ex- i cellent Hydrant in the yard. It will be let if early application is made at Mr. Titos. M. Woodruff's Ware-rooms. june 13 138 Faglc & IMuinix ItoiplT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. A THIS large and well known Hotel is offered lor Rent for one year, from the Ist day of October next. The lease of the present occupant expit ing on that day. This Hotel is situated in the centre of business, and convenient to the Charleston and Georgia Rail Bonds, and is believed, at this lime, lo have the most extensive business of any similar establishment in thecity. The rent for one year, including the Stable, will ho $3,000 — payable quarterly. Apply to june 9 JOHN PHIMZY.Scc'y &Trcas’r. , .S'UBsmiur LlaShieig. mHE subscribers have this day received from il their liottsein N. York,an assortment of Ready Made Clothing, made up tinder the immediate di rection ofono oftho firm which they would recom mend to the public. PRICE & MALLERY, may 2 102 258Brnad street. H' A WKIfrS VtLLEIIUNEV taken nt par, for Goods, or in payment of debts duo the stib riber. [ nu o k- D. COOKE •Pjt.vf Received , AFRESH supply of White Lead and Oils of va rious qualil cs, and for sale low, hy 15 KITCHEN & ROBERTSON.® ffN oe matter of the Merchants and Planters Bank fl. of Augusta, it is Ordered, by the court, that all persons holding any bills issued iiy said Bank, or ] any othor claim on said Bank, do render the same in to Edward Thomas,tho receiver appointed hy the Court,on or before the first Monday in (anti,try next, as in default thereof, this court will, after that day, order a distribution of the funds of said Bank, be tween the stockholders, and the said Edward Thom as he discharged flora any further liability as re ceiver. It is further ordered, that said ESivnrd Thomas have this order published in two of the | public gazettes ol the city of Augusta, monthly until saiil first Monday in January next. A true copy from the minutes. Julv 7, 1837. JAMES McLAWS, Clerk, july 11 161 tnUl 11-'. --U-.'-F -.1 U BML'MikMg* PUBLIC SALES. 1 Carriages, Barouches, if-c. BV \Y. K. ft J. (-. JACK MOV. On the first Tuesday in October next, at the lowa Market in this city, will be sold all (lie vehicle ■ belonging to Otno Wdavor, consisting of . 1 Carriage, s 4 Barouches, r 1 Buggy, and S Snikeys, . All nearly new/ with hrtrnrss complete, aug 26 201 Fresh Fi*li. A LOT of No. 3 Mackerel, Gloucester brand Also Nos. 1 and 2 in hull bids., lor lamlly use Just received by HAND <St NCR ANTON. July 18 107 PRIME St. Croix Sugar oral old While Javs Coffee, lor family use, lor sale low by july 18 167 HAND & SCIMiNTON. Commission Business. THE subscriber will continue the lV»rc-//ut(« and Commission Business, at the old stand where his usual strict attention will ho devoted It the interest of thoso who may favor him with hti si ness. His Warehouse and Close Stores are fin proof, and in good order for tho reception of pro duce oral merchandize. BENJ. BAIRD. Augusta, Aug. 24 199 swtN Bank of* Angnsla Stock. ONE hundred Shares Hank of Augusta Stock lot sale hy W. E. & J. U. JACKSON, Auctioneers june 26 149 Fire Frool Ware-llouse. TIAHE subscribers take this method ofinlorming A the public that they w ill continue lo transact a general COMMISSION BUSINESS. Their Warehouses are in complete repair, and they soli cit a share ofpublic favour. Grateful for past patro nage, they assure their friends no exertions shall he wanting to promote the interest of thoso who may entrust their business to them. Their charges in future will he like oilier establishments ol the kind. Liberal advances on produce in store. Receiving and forwarding goods or cotton promptly attended to. S. KNEELAND & CO. aug 31 205 swtf Tooth Ache ! Tooth Ache ? WHO would keep the TOOTH ACHE if they could get rid of it? This everyone can do by using Osborns Compound of Kreosole. It not only relieves th» siilferor from the agony of tooth ache, hut it checks decay and stops inflammation of the nerve. It is warranted to effect o perfect cure if tho pam is produced from exposure olTho nerves oftho tooth, and I lie directions are strictly followed. A supply of this valuable article is just received ond for sale hy aug 22 ls7 HAVILAND, RISLEY & CO. Geo. IS. Jessup &■ Co. OFFER for Sale, on reasonable terms 200 ps. Gilroys best Hemp BAGGING, 43 and 43 inches wide. 100 do Flax do 20 hhds. prime St. Croix Sugar 20 do N. Orleans and I’orto Rico do 50 barrels Boston Rum 25 hhds. prime Nt. Jago Molasses 100 bags green Cuba Coffee 50 barrels prime St. Jngo do 50 do Jlfonongahela Whiskey 50 do Baltimore do 20 do “ Fhelp’s” Gin 25 do “ Whites” do 20 qr. casks Marseilles Madeira Wines B 0 kegs Nails, assorted 20 barrels Loaf'Sugnr 20 do No 3, Mackerel Salt, Iron, Steel, Twine, Sacking, Segars, Rico, Tau, &c. with a general assortment of Groceries. aag 18 191 2m KEGS Loaf Lard, just received and for sale OH low by W. E. & J. U. JACKSON, Auctioneers. july 17 166 New School. ON the 10th of October next, MR. and MRS. EGERTON will open a School at the corner of Reynold ano Mclntosh streets in this ei y, (or the instruction of Young Ladies. They will bo provi ded with able Assistants, and make all | ossihle ar rangements to furnish their pupils with the advan tage of a thorough and accomplished education. There will bo blit one term, consisting of eight months, from the 10th October to the 10th Juno. Reference; Rev. S. S. Davis, Rev. S. K, Talmago, Rev. E. E. Ford, RaV. W. Smith, Col. H. 11. Cumming, Mr. John Moore, Mr. Robt. Campbell, Chas. J. Jenkins, Esq , Mr. John Rones, Wm. E. Jones, Esq , Wm. IF. Holt,Esq., J. W. Davis, Esq. june 22 J 46 swtl SO” The city papers will copy the above. Alabama and doriilu IVlonoy BOUGHT and taken at a small discount fur goods. [aug 17] E D COOKE. CLAKKE A IIOLLAM), DEALEUS IX CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES. Augusta, June 20. 141 Oil! Oil!! A SUPPLY' of superfine Bleached Lamp Oil, suitable for Families and Factory use. Also Linseed anil Train Oils, with White Lead and oth er Paints, &c.,-just received and for sale by N. B. CLOUD. June 28 151] NO. 232 Broad-sl, Molasses. .“TTY HHDS, prime retailing MOLASSES l-Vlr sale by MOISE & COHEN. June 8 3 135 Storage ol* wet or dry goods MAY be had in a fire proof building, in a safe and central situation, hy applying at the cor ncrof Bay and Mclntosh streets. Feb 3 28 Cypress Shingles. A SUPPLY just received and for sale. ALSO, 3000 pounds of Loaf Lard, by M. M. DYE June 12 ts 137 Stealth Fommiltees- Ward No. I—Messrs, G. P. Parrish, J. G. Mc- Whorter, and Wm. Thompson. Ward No. 2—James 13. W'alkcr, Phoa, J, Wray, and 11. Mealing Ward No. 3—A. J. Miller, John Kerr, and TVm. M. D’Antignac. Ward No 4—F. M. Robertson, J. Haipor, and Jacob iMoise. Published by order of Council. GEO. M. WALKER, Clerk. Juno 14 139 Coloured Shirts. f BUIE subscribers have ju t received an addition- Jt alsupply ol the above article, with ofewdaz. white cotton and linen do. Also, a variety ol fancy articles, viz—Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, silk and cotton Half-Hose, Russia Bells, Ac. PRICE & MALLERY’, raav2s 122 Drapers and Tailors. Notice. GEO. W. CRAWFORD is ray legally,authoris ed agent during my absence from the city of Augusta, Geo. WM. WRIGHT, npnl 24 Iw-tOet. 95 DTE U O A» DO MINA 1,8(11*1*0 RTE RS. AN additional supply (different sizes) of this val uable instrument, received and for sale by may 10 IU9 KITCKEfj & ROBERTSON. Notice. » B HIE Citizens are hereby notified that the Mar- B, ket Ordinance, will for the future, be strictly enforced. FOSTER BLODGE P, Marshall, m.iy 10 109 SHIRTS. —a splendid assortments of French Muslin Shirts, just received and for sale by. CLARKE <fe HOLLAND, may 2 102. Congees* Water. Afresh supply immediately from the Congress Springs at Saratoga, for sale hy npril 29 100 W.HEWSON Oils. fjXIN E White Sperm and Linseed Oil just received j. for wale by april 29 W. traU SON. Brushes. CILOTMF.S, Hair, Nail, Plate, Cent b, Horse, and I fine Dusting Brushes—comprising an elegant assortment, just.ecoivedand forsale |>y ,^ DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHE—India Floor Mattings. Philadelphia Kid and MoroecoSlippers, Colton Fringes,and Cotton Hosiery, Brown Linens and Drillings, Irish Linens and Diapers, MohairCaps.Cnrlsand Ringlets, French Muslinsand Ginghams. cjA go-id assortment of thtabovearticics, just re , -rived and for b V H . WV ATT At Co april 24 95 -Vo 2o6Br»au st h . To Rent. ■j'ROM the Am day of Oiiolaf next. Ti p1 Hr rOKK, on the nof*h%a ! « of Hm.nl etrto n*or ilic Engle dr Phoenix Hotel,at present o, i ipi, by Mr. Burleigh. • pr ALSO, A Dwelling Homo on ilia North aide of Tdfai •treat, near llio City Hull. Aimlv la JOHN PIIINIZV. Sept 1 106 ts PRIME St. Cmix, nml Cheapl’ono Uh-uSugnT A Iso, Felon's pure Molasses Hum, Jcark* best Gin, Western Whiskey, and very aii|>eriar Mu lasses; nil on Ihe river ni.d daily expected l and wil - be sold (rom Ihe wliflrf cheap for cash. atlgl2_ HAND & HCRANTOX 7 Hew Flout*, OF a very superior quality, just received, and lo sale Hy HArtU & SCRANTON. - Jllhr.W 167 8 Piano Fofle & illihic Kaloou 209 K incM reel, C'fl V It LESTOX, s. V. *IIE subscriber would inform the public that lie has opened the above establishment, and has tc at this time on hand a large stock of those justly 1, celebrated PIANO FORTES, made by Messrs .s'to o dart, Worcester & Dunham, of New York. These i- makers have gained n reputation probably note • t » qua led in the count ry. As evidence of this fuel, ro >. torence may be lind ro tho decision of tho Profes sion in New Vork conjointly. Being made of the very brst seasoned materials, and pccnliaily constructed forstrength, these instru ments stand in tone longer in a southern climate,it is »r believed, than any others offered. In equality of lone, quickness of touch, power and durability, they certainly stand unrivaled.— They are recommended to the public with confi - dencc, knowing they will sustain the highest char acter. g -Also on band at this time, and receiving, a largo assortment of Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Clarionetis, r Violincollas, //orns, Bugles, Accordians, Music i- Boxes, Strings, Reeds, Bows, Bridges, Ac. To gel her with an extensive stock of standard and fssh p enable Music for Pianos, Guitars, &c. .. Country dealers supplied on reasonable terms. , aug2s—2oo R S JACKSON. . - Just Elcccivfd, I Worked Muslin Capes and Collars, Ivl Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, 1 ps superior bl’k Bomhtzine, | Superior undressed Irish Linens. —ALSO— f Gent’s Stocks, Linen Bosoms and Collar.^, 3 which will be sold cheap by i July 12 163 __ T.JT. WYATT A CO. w I Wauled. 3 AXLD COPPER. BRASS, PEWTER nml CAST s XF IRON—Persona buying such articles, will firul immediate sale by applying al ihe Depot ol tlio Goor I gia Kail Roail and Bunking Company. THOMAS W RKII.EV, Superintendent 1! K Depot. nng 15 PJI \\3w i7li*kin’* g'iSl*, riNIIE Original Hygeian Universal Vegilablo Mc -1 X dicine, prepared by Mr. Miskin, member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Condon. Tim sub scribers have just received a latge supply of the above medicine, the merits of which are now 100 well known to require further recommendation, aug 9 THAI C PLANT, Booksellers. Checks <m Aciv York, AT sight, for sale by JOILV G WINTER, ang 3 181 Ilwcilln£* to Kent. the Ist October next, the upper and lower tenements of the Bridge Bank Buildings. Ap ply to GEORGE M THEW, uugS 133 At Bank of Augnsm. Store lo Rent. TO Rent from the Ist October next,those com modious Stores at present occupied by Mr. U. Barber apply lo GEORGE M. THEW. Augusts 183 At Bank of Augusta. LIBERAL Premiums paid for Central Hank Notes, Insurance Bank of Columbus, and Spe ; cie.by JOHN G. WINTER, ■ July 17 169 210 Broad street. Spanish lacccSu*>.~ r| iIIL subscribers have rSeyivod a fresh lot of sttporior Spanish Leeches, and will keep a con stant supply, at wholesale nml relail ACT They can bo put np so as to be carried with safety any distance into the country —also— -4 K stock of DrngH, Medicines, Paints, Gils, Window Glass, Dye A'tn/s, Ac., for sale at the low est market prices. II AVI LAND, RISLEY A CO. _ July 24 171 Notice. and after thin dale, all persons are desired lo have trash from their lots placed in the streets between sun rise and ( J o’clock, as the ordi p nance directs. The ordinance will he strictly en forced against all persons (without distinction) who shall violate its provisions. By order. GEO. M. WALKER,cIerk. July 12 162 £3 A QR. Casks Cognac Brandy, 10 casks Porter, pints and quarts,] 33 bhls. Cordial assorted, 6 qr. casks Port Wine, Just received and for.sale low hy * W. E. A J. C. JACKSON, Auctioneers. June Bft 140 Clioice BSacoai. A SMALL lotdf Bacon Hams,cured in the neigh borhood; Very sweet and fine; just received and for salts By [II AND & SCRANTON, julv 19 168 " NE W limotliy and 4'lover EBay. A FEW loads of excellent quality, well cured, for sale by N. I!. MOORE, "July 18 162 svvll ONBUitN ’tilTIlLO i OK A N OR FfJM \ LE>S F KIIS .If I). AFRESH supply of tlio above valuable medi cine has just been received and for sale, whole sale and retail, by the subscriber, at his wholesale . drug store, north side of Broad street Augusta. June 29 152 NELSON CARTER. Office of 'f raiinporlaltoo, At ken, February 22, 1837* TV OTICE is given that from the Ist March, the I n Patsenger Cars will depart from Hamhnri nml Charleston, daily (Sunday's excepted) at ft o'clock, A. M.,and run through the same day. WM. ROBERTSON, JR., AgculTransporlation S. C. C. A R. R. C. Feb. 24 43 i\TW (slMllih, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER, JIRIE suhßcnbew hav3 received an assortment o n seasonable goods, consisting of Sup. bl’k, green and Dahlia col’d Broad Cloths, do do and olivecol'd Cashnierelt do do and brown drail'd tie's do do and olive ilonibaziris, I Hdilia col’d Genoa Cashmere, # Sniped and fancy do hmey Linen Drillings, •lo Chally, Mar's and Satin Vestings, Hith a variety ol article's to which they would in vite the attention of their customers and the public generally PRICE A M A LEERY, april 17 Drapes A Tailors, 23S Broad si. HA M Rlj iIG liriFOi, > April 18, 1837. f IVOTICE is given, that payment of freight for i Merchandize by liie Rail roail will bo requi red ut Iho Depository on delivery ot ihe Goods. All Goods not taken from tlio Depot, within tiNenty-ibur hours after notieeofarrival and delivery i i given, will bo scot to a public store, al the owner or consignee* cxpcnce. april PJ DJI A. R. HAIG, Agent •Urn-ik ESoii-m- iM.'iiiis. JUST received and ft.rsale at the Augusta Seed Store, a fine collection of Green House Plants, april 4 68 milE subscriber would respectfully inform li A friends and customers that he will continue •» , carry on the CABINET BUSINESS at tlio old stand, sign of the Big Bedstead, nenrly opposite Messrs.Stovall A Simmons’ Ware-House—and has on hand h general assortment of CABINET FUR NITURE, id the best workmanship and latest sash. I ions —together with an extensive assortment of Bedsteads and Cbaiis,&c. Ac., nil of which he will sell as low ns can he purchased in this city. The* . articleof Bedsteads,it is well known to many, 1 *cll I below the New-York piiecs, nml will continue to I sell as low as any man in the United States. t June 1837 CALVIN WILLEY Itlichaiix’* Freckle XVhmli, A POWPtBTK np.Mr.nr von Freckle*. Pimiili'N. Tananil otltvr Ai feclimisot’ the Skin, / rPmS remo.ly in heli-vp.l (o he l'ii bust fir B- Freckle., sml AfTectionH oi lbe Skin, over dis roverod. Nothing further is neeepssry tlia i lo Imilie the Freckles, A-e. well with n seroll qusi iry of if,,. ' preparation, nml afterwards rubbing it ini ilie*j,i n with a dry towel. In a few (lay* dietroiih n will |>„ ' amply rewarded by the iinfirove I appears ,ce ol if,o sldn. A simply for sale by t July 27 N B CLUED, No 232fc0.„j., t Foarh tflnklnK. t'k /fT,k Tho Salm-ntwr having pnfrlHHnla (JW ift Mr. riinrlr. L. Hall, hi* COACH MA ,d <txP«n Kl - V,; ENTARI.ISH.WENT, oeeu BsfJ PM hy him tors.iur years part, am •■■■■■** iiirnierly hy Air. Thomas (I. linll, situ ■ir Mod on Ellis siren, m the rear of tho United State ; Bo will keep eonalanlly on hand VEHI t.Lr.S of his own tnanii6ieltin. and all kinds o Carnage Furniture, all ol wlueli will bv sold on tin most reasonable (eims. »- J eludes ol every desrrinlion made to ohlef. Re 0 I MIl i C ,II R done wlb nealnesn and despatch. ill *>eeond hand Vehicles on baud, which will Ik old at very low prices. It. V. GOIiTCHIirS. A »2 18 3m For Salt*. ur S K V. FX PAIK OF ( AKRIAGE HOUSES;- l our of which arc Northern horHcg. They tiro ail well broke, gont Ic and Porv iccahlc, and rail be pim luiMMl ,«i reasonable pneca I'crjNiiiM d<wi ,| roil* of soiling themselves lire requested lo call a mv Livery Stable back oflhe Engle, At Bhaeuix is IHKAM N. WILSON, i, . if 185 * I Vanted. ’ GORDS of Seasoned Oak and Hickory >Vood,of the be-tquality. «MJ B II t.VI) & SGRANTOiV. i- | BBLS. NEW I 1.0n,', just received and bn-sale by W. E. A- j. ( . JACKSON, I July 19 Aiietiuneera ! * 'J 'O RK.N T.—Tbeslon-on the nnrlli sidnof Broad X street, No 2. /, nexi door to Richard Alien's at present occupied hv 0 Churchill. Apply lo * july 22 171 swti* HENRY II GUMMING, i". bac(»x.'i7a itiT \ m>Ti ackgityfi.T .. H-*C 1 11 111 LBS. Prime Cincinnati cured Ba con, bidts and Shoulders. 100 kegs ) 10 hbls * Leal Lard, for fimily uso. | SOjars ) 25 bills No I.V 2 Mackerel. For sale by . n ugß .KUISE & COHEN. j\l EW MACKEREL.—2O whole and 20 hal I v bhls. No 1; 20 whole and 20 Imlf'hbls. No. 2; _ 50 wlio'e bids. No. 3—late caught .Mackerel—jus received and for sale by MOISE At COHEN Jau 16 ij Wantcd lo hire. TO 20 good nogroa man In work on portion Gonrgia Ra I Road, gening out Timlor, tho situation is ns lioallhy as any partotlho btnto, 12 miles from Augusta Apply to. WEBSTER, IMRMELEE A CO ( jtinc9 3tawtf 133 Butwer’s i\ew' Work. - ATH ENS, its rise and fall, by E. 1.. Bulwor, nu -1 thorof“Pellmm.” &c. Crichton, by \V. H. Ainsworth, Esq , author of “Rock wood.” Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart., bv J «. Lockhart. New Experiments, means without living. - The History of Simon Silver, or living on otner people’s moans Oliver Twist, or tlio parish hoy's progress, by r "Boz,” with olhir talcs and sketches by other wJi ■ ters. , The Posthummis papers of the Pickwick Club, , containing a iiiitldul record oflbcperambulalions, perils, adventures, and sporting transact ons of the corresponding members, edited by “Boat.” Just received mid for sdln by T. H. & I. C. PLANT. June 10 M 3 liHiiaii’st l s anarra, Ac. 4 few boxes of Indian's Panacea, Green's Vego -2X tnblo Tonic Mixture, Re wand's Turtle .Mix ture, and most of the fashionable patent medicines of Ihe day, for sale by april 29 W. HEWSON. Stocks. A Few dozen fine Silk and Satin Stocks, (receiv ed ibis day.) Also, a few dozen finis Linen do. with an nddiliotial supply of Summer Clothing, which they oiler at prices to suit the times PRICE & MALLERY, may 20 118 Drapers and Tailors. Notice. Tt HE undersigned will purchase unenrrent money and n.ay always be found at the Georgia .S'tato Lottery office, No. 220 Broad street, may 31 A. REAP. Palm Lent Hals. A FEW dozen youths Palm Loaf Hats, just re ceived and lor sale by juno 7 133 CLARKE & HOLLAND. Now priii:; tdooiN. TIL WY ATT ACO nt 20ft Broad Blrrot,ll r • slore lately occupied hy Morgan A Wyoil, arc now opening n now Klock of Npriug and Summer Dry Gooda, of neat and handsome stylos, having boon very lately selected from the Northern rnarke. i, ib y will moke their prices to suit the present times, as they are determined to sell on the lowest terms for cash , . AMONG WHICH ARE. Rlk Italian Lustring Silks, best quality Blk Grodo Swiss and Gro do Rhine, rich luslro Blk Ilernani Gauze, a haniNome article Bik Üballo and blk Bombazine, fine Mourning Muslins, Ginghams and Calicoes Printed Jackonetsand French Lawns, small figures Irish Linens, wheelings find Lawns (’ambries and Miislins,all kinds Gent., Ladies and Misses Hosiery, oil kinds ? do do do Gloves do ’ Fine Hemstitch and plain Linen Cambric lldkfs Bobbinet and Gauze for Pavilions A good assortment of Umbrellas, Parasols Paper 1 Ringings. Bordei mgs and fire N'cteens Tickings, Apron and Furniture (’hecks Georgia Nankeens, Crape Camblets, Ac. may 10 103 IjadieN IGaliif Flollin. J UST received a beautiful article tiir gentlemens summer Frock Coals (fashionable colors!] STOCKS. Black'and Saxton superior plain Bombazin Slocks on sdk Ironies,made light fiir sninmc. B. B. K HIT LAND ACC), april 17 Drapers A Tailors, 350 Broad *t. I'firaMolN A IliiibiTllns, 1 CASE latest stile Parasols findies’ Umbrellas. I do sup. Gentlemen's Silk and Cotton do. Just received, and forsuloby april & J. P.SJOTZE AGO. A SUPPIr Vof the abovo celebrated medicine, / » warranted a speedy and lasting cure fop Ague and Fever, and every symptom of general debility. Just received mid for sale wholesale mid retail, by .THOMAS BARRETT A CO. k Appointed Agents. March 22 ft? V A PLKs T o mFoPn |> Hlf Avls ii % A KKS For tlio sit si vim*’ Box* B T is believed that seieneo con do nothing in the way of improvement to this most excellent arti cle for shaving. Based on the imported Naples soap, it. possesses all its healing qualities, its rich durable lather and cosmetic effect, but divested of its harsh ness and impurity. The Nnpl< s Lompound Shaving Cnke may be depended upon to possess the quality of protecting tho skin from irritation, which w ill re sult in obtaining a smooth surface, ennoble of resis ting harshness and chapping. For sole by a i*s S B CJMUD, No Broad^L (;i: NT LvsM p ys sirpi:aiOit Gl-ov superfine black nml fashionable colored i lloskin Gloves, (real kid ) .Spun Silk, Raw Silk white and colored, Lisle Thread spring w rist, white and colored Lisle t hread Berlin. Just received bv, B B. K JUTLAND A Co. r nreb 31 Merchant Tailors, 250 Broad Street. Hosiery. ENTLEMEN’S superior Black and White Silk vs Derby rib’d Half Ho mu, do. White Spun Silk 10., Clergymen mixt do , Silk and Colton do., Fancy Check >»ilk do., White and Brown Cotton do. Just received by B. B. KIRTLAND A CO. Merchant Tailors, 230 Broad st. march 31 73 ISeiiily ifliiuie l.iiicii. S SUPERIOR Fine Linen and Colton Shiite, cut and mode in the heat possible manner expressly io our order; film Linen Ruffled and Plain Bosoms also. 30 doz. best round and square end Collars, by B. B KIR BLAND A CO., march 31 73] Merchant Tailors, 230 Broud-st. /it jjftnl'. ! -amriLLIAM H. ORCHARD, Profowornf ,Vu » » *io, mmcrtfullv annoirtco* lollio/mile* and | Gentlemen of Augusta, and it* vieinily, that h« ha* I just arrived from New York with a view oflocati ip | Idiuself in this plnee a* a teacher of Music on t io j Piano Forte and Guitar; and hopes that bis pure u -1 alily and strict attention to tlio improvement ol hi* j pupils, will insure him a liberal share of public pit ! milage. A note left with Mr. 11, Parsons, (to vv torn j Air. O. h s thebonjr to refer) will receive pr. u pi j intention. i Piano Fortes timed and repaired may I dtf 101 HINTING PAl’ivU—From A. Policnmn ic Son’s Paper .Mill, Greenville, S C.—Just to reived and for sale attbo mrnmfnriurer* prices, bv JanJ7 10 T. U. & I r. PLANT f To Rout. HP HE larflia lloiinc on the rormr of W«shinglnlt J. niuf ITlis utmdd.iKf ii)«iod hy Mr#, bavngn. U * _ wvc * rl, f Modi hotiNWi on Washing, m urnl id Kills ilfwii. PiimuMm «• ROBf. S. TULL. J nlv 163 of „, llr I#is«*oliilion. ie f J’JJL mpnrfuer-«liip heretofore existing mmer tho firm of Robertson A Benedict, is (his day dis- Cm solved hy mutual consent. All iwrnons .ndehted to the late firm are requested to make immediate* >o payment to J. B. Rolkcrtsun, who is authorised lo <*o||<H*t ail flit*outstamhng'debts, and alien'd to all the unsettled business. J. B. ROBERTSON. . hS. BENEDICT. Augusta, 7th July, LS37. y -J- B. ROBERTSON will contihue the Shoe u Biimiicsh on his own account at the old stand, and i- NolicitH u eol lliiurni u*h of, iho fbi. '.er patronage 6x. i ended to Ihe late firm ijnly 23 f 73 Kit'll iiioii <1 »liVrltt'’s~«alc7 Wild, ho soltl on the first Tuesdav in I or next, nt the lower Market House, in the eity of Augusta, within the legal hours of,sale, One V Hundreil and Fifty Shares ol the capital Stock of the Georgia Insurance and Trust Company, which was transferred by Jacob Moise lo John Bhinizy, ( j I ‘resident of the oftiee of discount ami deposit of Bo- Bunk of the State of Georgia, n f Augusta, which now stands on the hooks of said company in the name of John I’hiuizy, Brasident, as jier certificate l * ^ l» hearing date October 1, |B3ft, and signed t rims. S Metro If, President, Wm. T. Gould, Secre tory. The same levied upon as the property of Ja eoh Moise, to satisfy an execution from I lie Superior Court of Richmond county, upon the tbVeclosWro 6! i- mortgage, the Bank *f the t>lale of Georgia Vs Jacob Moise. RICHARD F BUSH, Sheriff. R. C t J»ly J 154 wtda ffcy"I > OBTPO.\RMKNT —The snleofthe above pro perly is postponed from the first Tuesday in Sep t ember to i lia first Tuesday in October next. ■ R F BUSH. Sh’ftfV i ilirhmoml Sheriff’s Sale , WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Octo ber next, within the legal hours of sale, m - tho lower Market House, in the city of Augusta, a lot of laud containing twenty three acres, more»»r i less, situated in or adjoining the city of Augusta l ) bounded oast by Campbell street, west by townshij I lot Number twenty three, north bv part of lot nnm her sixteen, andsouth by township lot number thir ty one, with (lieimprovements thereon Lwvied an as the property of Maiy Savage, to satisfy nfi fa from the Superior Court of Richmond county, upon the foreclosure ofa mortgage,at the iriKtanco of John Pbinizy and (i R Lninar vs the said Mary Savage. RICHARD l\ BUSH. Sli’fTU C. nug2 182 ids Medical i'otiefse, of Georgia. Bill IC Course of Lectures in this Institution will be resumed on the third Manila;/ ( Ifif/i) of next October, and bo continued as usual to the ln*t of March. The Ist of April, instead oflholhird Wed nesday of this month, will bo commencement day. Tlio Professors are, L A Dugas, M D, of Anaform, Charles Davis, M D, (formerly of Charleston,) of Chemistry and Pharmacy, Joseph A Eve, M J), ol Therapeutics and Materia Medira, George 31 Newton, M I), (just returned from Eu rope,) ol Physiology and /lithological Ana tomy, L D Ford, M I), oflnslilutes of Medicine and Me dical Jurisprudence. Paul F Eve, M D, of Principles rind Practice of •Surgery. A Cuniiir ghaih, M H, of Theory arid Practice of Medicine. M Anjony, M J), of Obst ‘tries and Diseases of /'bfualesand fh'lhnts. W m Henry Robert, Pioserlor. Fees for Iho full course, the eight tickets, $l2O Demonstration, orme, 10 Matriculation, once, 3 i Diploma, 30 i For particulars, &c., soe Ciieulnr, or apply to PAUL F EVE, Dean of Faculty. Augusta, Geo, August 3,1837. 183 fKrTlie papers of Augusta, the Savannah Geor gian and Republican, tlio Georgia Journal and Stan dard of Union, Southern Banner mil Hpittliern Whig, Columbus Sentinel and Enquirer, Darien Telegrnph.Greonville Mountaineer, Charleston Coil- * rier, Colnmliia Telescope, Raleigh Standard, Mont- I goinery Journal, Tuscaloosa Intelligencer, Mobile I Register,Columbus Democrat, Jackson Mississippi an, Natchez Courier, New Oncaus Bulletin, Nash ville Union and Banner, Floridian and FDrida ifrr ald, will each publish Iho above to the amount of 23, and forward their accounts to the Dean. New (lioodN. JUST rweivoil by thesulmcrilHir, Superior Illaek llnlinn (.ustrinp, ilo do C'hally tlo French Muslin (small figure Fnncy Gnnzenml Twist .Silk HanUkcrehiels Illaek Hernanni do do Moiirninff Muslins and Cnljeoe, ( Linen Miisqnito Nvilmp, fine blk Italian Crape ( Gauze and A'nllin Rihhuns, White mid Pink Grade Nap Jaeonot and Nmiauok Muslins, , Corded Skirls, Pongee Hnmlk'fiil Rich White fig'll (irtt de iNap Slack Watered Holt Ribbon, Hit'll fig’d do do Black (.ore Shawl* end Veil* i Ladies'and Girl's Florence Grecian Bonnet* i Lace and Fine Straw do , Girl’s and Children'* Palm Leal Uomlg, I The above, together with n general assortment ol Dry Goods, will he * Id low for cash, nl No. 231 Broad si rod. WM. JI. C'RANiv. July 18 1(,7 NFUIXk 00118. tMiffar X- C'arinichael, ,4 BE now receiving n large and general assort! J X memos STAPLE MND FANCY imv (aooos, Which will ho offered at reasonable rate* and ai{ cominodating terms. march 13 59 ,4 NDPPI.V ot J,rjhric/i’g heM Chewing Tobacco , | v*• just received and lor sale hy N. I! CLOUD, i'ino 3 No. 232 Broad-st. Augusta 0 SIKAVKD from store 3011 Broad street, on Saturday m inting last, a Terrier Slut, with , doped cars and tail, yellow belly and black hack; 1 her name is Flora. She belongs to a gentleman in , Uarrenton by the name of J/olliway. A liberal re ward wi*l ho paid if returned to him or to I 1.iM25-173 JNO. JAMES JQN&O. Uicckh 1 ON New York and Charleston; Charleston Notes and United A'tules Notes, lor sale by JOHN <J. WINTER, 210 Broad-st. jnly 17 166 < Hull HoiCK.Spanish Sugars, wurrun j “ od first rate, for sale low, by jiily_lß 167 HAND ,y SCRANTON. ‘ frcMli I'lonr, J UST refceived and for sale by HAND cfc SdRANTiJN. July I t tl 164 ( ' 19r. iteiij. ‘ SURGEON DENTIST, 2j" relumed to the city nndjeMiimed thednlieso ■ a his prbfrs«h)h,nt his rosidenco comer of Bioad J and IflckHott streets, ovcf the autre of Messss. Clarke McTior Co. If Oct 4 IrvhiK’N I\cw Work. t f BHIE Rhrky Mountains, or Scenes, Incident*, I. and Advehturos in tlio Far West; digested from the Journal, of Cnntam Bonneville, ol the army of the U. States, and illustrated from various 1 other sources. By Washington Irving, willi Maps. I Just received and for Sale hv ( T. 11. & I. C PLANT. July 3_ 153 I fipUlEHuhsriher respectfully notice to his 1 JL friends and the public,that lie has rcturnml lo llm city ; and can hereafter be found at. his residence opposite tlio Masonic Hall, where lie will be happy to nt lend the calls of his freindw and all those who may need his Professional services. E. OSBORN, Sergoon Dentist. , juno7. _ 133 j ~ < 7 lirap iriali iiiurii*. NOW DEN it S//EAR havejnst rorvived from f; New Vork, a large supply of very superior 4-1 Irish Linens nfiho best style and some of very fin * qualities round thread,and warranted free frdm ail admixture of cotton. A 7,50, Superior 3-4 rnd 0-4 Irish Linen .SberlingM, ft-4 ' 81-1,10*4,12-4,14-1 Damask Table Clnihs, an<l n ( grant variety of other late and splendid styles of Staple iind f ancy Dry Goods, io which they respect- , fully invito thealtenlion oflhe public. f april 13 Bfi Hals I Hat* It “ * Drab fur hats * Drab Russia dr> u Black tin do Children’* black Silk Hal* da do Fur do do Drnh Silk do Mexican plain do j Sup black Beaver dc , Nop black Silk do f 7*ogntlicr with an assortment of Pn,m l.csf am! , Leghorn Hat* and Hnt estc*. fnrsalchy CLARKEAr HOLLAND, {, may ? 10» 129 Broad-st. X ~lfl ,M * :11 •"<» ' 1 *■ 1 ""‘P •'* l '»l*in, <lnr - i), l« ill »H-koWallh«murt s> jMiiwa dour in Vs njrin slew • u i, 1 1 ><( p r ., •(■ IMw i ar ' vUjoul"'' t”' * r,m •»'»«« - ' 0 ,r 01 •K", i emu on <iuj ni'mlr v K U \ V - • *3l in 7 KW - L «WKIW, \ r*H »-‘AjB 7 804 wtd 5 A ('jWlBI,!; in nr, fir 11 ar ol rl r, InWh.r /'....w ! f H-rk, when I CKSS» -w "s*» »" iMmTi&day ,7oSZ . her nest,ut Newton, Baker county, lX«nrt* - r* 1 "’ “ ,r: '" ,ls h»«l nS two 'Sa«“weir» i ,iT y ß * ItI ' NRV i A first Ttm-«%to October nert.m the low -1 v/fr Market, m thiscny will he sold the follow mg nrgme., v,7.: tom.Henrf, Lucy.Silrey, Julia & tlM.' mi likely, * iMiloqgtng W the *«*» ofsaiddeceased. Mule poantve, and tor llis hencfTl oftho heirs end creditors. Terms on tlreihiv ol rale. . . E FERRYMAN,F.gV. ■ J»‘iy 2? f>o wid. »j'uril mornlrti slier date npfiUcaiuiiri WB M *- made to (lie Honorable the lirterior Court *f i>urk»* county, whon xifting for Ordrnrnfy pr.rpone* ! l«»r leave to nc*ll nlf tln> loiifl fmd negroes heloriffior to tlic astute ol John T. Kortiv, late of said dcrtsaaod. JOH.\ SA&ON t * . AU JfrCKONB, f A(hxi n; JP 1 y r - JSt ti-ira H h out ht> after dale tippiicntion will he made •*- ro the honorable, fir Inferior Court of tS’crivent county, when Kilting for Ordinary purposes‘fur leave to sell tho Kstate, ln>th real and persona!, b*- looging to Ally Ann Cross, late of aafd county,de ceased . J AMUjS P. THOMPSON, AdmV. J lin<> 7 Mil m ... nionihs niter date application hHI bemad*' to the . lonoraMe tho interior Court of Jeffcr«*># county, when setting on a court ol ordinary for leave to sell tho interest ol Henry K. & Charles K.* Moore,' minors of Turner Moore, demised, rn foui negroes. vi/;: Crcsey, C hancy and her child, Harriet,* <t Cray. a boy it being one half of said slaves, sos the purpose of Division. FREDERIC J. RH ENF.t, Oita H J't’y 6 166 inofilhn after ifate, appliciirjim will M 1- made tiy the undersigned, lo the H operable ilia Court nl Ordinary of IliirKe county,' liir baWe to sail Iho w hole, nr a part of the Ileal Estate and Negroaa,* ol I’lulding I'ryrr,sen., deceased, Inie of Bnrkc coun' ty ; lor bom lii of the hem and creditors. KIKLDIiNft FRVKIi, Juts. j . AIHULFOKL) MARSH \ A ‘ lm Waynesboro', .Vay 10 ( 1837. [r»uy 17 Iml SAOUR moniliß nlnr date application will b4f ■undo to the honorable Interior Court ol llurke eounly, whim sittingloi ordiifnry purpo«er,for have to sell three hundred and » ; xly live acres ol' land m mud county, nelonging to the n.stato of Frederick Wise, adjoining lands of VVm I’uitcison, Suinual Davis, and .Vanin M Dye nog MI-IH7 THOMAS WISE, Adin'f. nionihs after date, application wifi Ro' made to the honorable the Interior C'odrt of Serivoti co inty, w hen silling liir ordinary pnrpiAea,- |or leave to sell tlie Real Estate belonging lo thd minor heirs ol'.)olin (>reen,deceased. May 1 lib, 18:57 THOMAS OREEN.Gftnrd'rf. may 18 in U If t SAVOUR months after date apphcfflioiV .frill M I made lo the Hon Inl'orior t oitrt ol Jeffersenr county, whim sitting lor (Adinary purposes, to/ lonvo lo sell the real estate oC Sterling I>. faisuii; bile ol said cinilllv, deceased, for Ihe benefit ol tba heirs and creditors ol said deceased. 11 EM All S CARS WEI,L, adm'f; may 1 1.1, 1317. in ft 118 months lifter Half, application frill ha made tnilie Honorable, the interior Court of Jefferson county,win nsitliog tiiT ordinary puruosrff, for leave to sell thii Real Estate Os iho luie James Cook of said county, deeeesiff—lor llifilH'itofit »f the beirs and creditors of said dece sed, JOH.N R. COOK, Adin'f. MARY AN.\E COOKS, Adfn'i fsimsvilln, May Kith, 1337. [may !< ni4t months afterdate, application will lie made' lo the honorable, the Interior Court ol Jaffai snn comity, wlian sitting for oitlimity phrpnsas, lor leave to sell all the I .and belonging to the Estate ol Dawson Ponder, deceased. May 1/i, 1337. J AS. M. SMITH .tJ.aa may 17 (nit I,’OCR nionihs alter d do application vs ill he msiiti to the honorah'e Inter br Court o's Jullersoif county, w hen silling ns a court ofordinnry, liir loavgl to sell the negroes I elonglng to the estate of Sofiß l.aw rein e ( ileiM , liir the benefit ul' Die lairs al'sutd deeas d. SHERROD ARRIiNO I ON, Trustee July U ICi idtni months alter dale npp'irntinn will bs inadH lo the hoiiorniile Jnlerior Colin of Sarivau county, w inti sitting for ordinary pnrpos'w, to Sell liUO acres of Pine lanid, in said criiniy, adjoining lands nl George II Afaiior, Jacob Wells, ilnd olii«rs| holonging ty the rninof heirs (if Jnrd.w Sedu, ssti., deesnsed. IjEVVIS F. POWEi.E,Ooanl'n. July PJ. 1.317 _ _ __ ■ ,'OD R months offer date lippiiriiilhn w 111 ti.' mod# A’ to the Inferior Court bf llurke county, wlu.il sitting lor ordinary purposes, lor leave lo sell two negro slaves, Dick mid Mtiind ; together w ith soitiu of Ihe Uegl Eitrttn, belonging to the estate of Wll liiim liryan, late of Said eenoly, deceased. Way I tilt; 1337. JaSAHHIIHIS, Adtd'f. mayao rp4t Mff [AOCR inrmllis alter date applielltioft will he rnnitd A’ to the Honorable, the InteriorCtitih of Ilnrko county, wltdesitling lid ordinary pur|sisiw, liir leave to sell a I/'t oi Hand in so county, belonging Id the estate Os Henry Winn, deceased THUS. 11. UEODNT, Adm's; 20th .May' 1837. [may 2>J mlt nianlhs alter date app'icindt wjll be made to the honorable, the Inferidr Cbtlfl of Ktlrkn county, when sluing fut. ordinary purposed for lenVd Id sell all the Real Estate Os Jlsmition Wntildn. late df Saitl eftiinly deceased May 8()ih, 1837. JOIIM SAXUN’, Ailm'r. I,V)UR tiinnihs after date application w ill be made to tho honorable, the Inferior Court of llurka county; wiled sitting tor ordinary ptirfsmei,fdHenvd to sell One Hundred mid Thirty Acres of land iu said county, beldngitlg 10 (He (state Os Wdtliew Eiyely, adjoining Innds dlsaid eS(nle) ahd Hinds bd longing lo John W imberly. . A/,iy mlt, 1833. MARK LIVELY; idiu’r; may 89 tglt 183 mdnths afterdate application will lisHiado to the honorable Inferior Court of llurke Coun ty, while selling for ordinary pnrpoa<*K, for lonve to lo khH n negro belonging lo Jonathan John*/ lut« ol said comity deceOHed.... JE3SE JOIi.NS, Adot'f. Ang 21 196 IIOIH mouths alter daie application will be mad* to the inferior Court ol Richmond county whdn sitting fir ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real mid personal property belonging lo Reboe ca Bunch, deb'd. L; 11. IHINCIJ, Adm'r. July 21 178 m Itn IjIODK months after date application will b« made to the Inferior Court (If Burke county, when' rilling (nr ordinary ptirposes, for leave to sell nil the real estate null three negroes belonging M tho estate of Azurmh Duke, dec’d. JOHN SAXON, AdmV. July 24 171 m4it| FOUR months after date npplirntiop wilt ha made, to the Honorable the Interior Court of Columbia county, when silting (nr ordinary purpo ses, for 1-nve to veil 208, 1 acres oflnnd lylhg in Doo ly c ounty, No 26 in tho 10th District, (of ssid coun ty) belonging to the Estate of Ddniei Sli pp dee'd. JOHN C'ARTLEDGE, Adm's. July 25 173 , INODR monthssffdt data application will lie made lo the honorable, the Inferior Court ol Iturkd eonnly, when silling for ordinary purposes, for lea vff lo sell One Hundred Acres nl /and in sai l eonntyd belonging to tho estate ofThomns Mallory, decoai ede adjoining lands of Thornes Bostick mid Jsmea Bell: May 2<4!t,1837. JOHN B ROBINSON,Adin'f.' mny 27 mlt 134 JjAOI.’R months afterdate I will make applican'tAt V to the Honorable the Inferior Court nl Coliitn hmcounty, when silling as ri court of Otffpirtry, for leave to sell tho land and, negroes belonging to the estate of Edward Wad-, late of said enunfvi 'lee (I June 87 [lsom4li HOBT. BOLTON, Adatr. T7AOCR months after dnlh rippliesliou will made In the bdnomhle Court of liwijjiMP Wrt the county of Serivon, for leave to sell Feiimin, • negro hoy, tielonging to the Estate of H’m. B. Don; son, late of stud county, deceased, for the Ivrnefft ofllie heirs and creditors. M. N. M'CALE Rx'r. Alay Iftih, 1837 fjnno 1 mlt T7H)UU months after dale, application will be I’ made hy the unde signed to the Honomhle the Inferior Court if Bnrko county, when silting for ordinary purposes, lor leave lo sell all the real estate of&enfqmio Brown, late o r ßurke ronniv, tleeenscd, viz. sir hundred and ninety tiere* of Pme LnOd Abo, eleven Negro Slavey, for tlto benefit es ilpj heirs JAMES CliOa?, Guardian titty 31, 1837, mlt 187