The Weekly Telegraph from Macon, Georgia • 4

Vl I FOR5SALE Qffice Superintendent of Roads he-v I Eastern JDimsiond Jannarjf I HN obedience to an (AcLof tbe Legislature of FOUR months after data application will be made to the houorable- the Inferior Court of Campbell couuty for leave to sell the real estate of Jacob Langly deceased JOSEPH LAMSEKTJI Adm'r Nov 14 DR FZLAXmLXDTs HAVING located in Macon respectfully offers his services to the citizens of that plaee and its vicinity He will attend to the duties of all the branches connected With bis profess as Surgery Midwifery ficC Dr will be found in his office at all times unless professionally engaged -nov 14 7 Henry Sheriffs Sales' BEFORE the court home iu McDonough Henry county on the first Tuesday iu A I ft I neat will be sold betweeu the usual hours of sale the following property to wit 150 acres of Land the same being the northeast and northwest part of lot No 48 in the sixth district of ileorv levied on to satisfy one Fi Fa from ileury superior court in favor of the justices of the inferior court of Morgan cscuiy sitting for ordinary purposes for the use of iie-najah Gaar and wife vs Levi Reynolds property ointed out by said Reynolds and one ri Fa rain Morgan 'superior court in favor of Elisha Cochrnu for the use of Janies Cook vs Levi Reynolds and Wiliiam Carlisle security on the stay of execution POSTPONED SALE THBOXTBOOniBOn sell the place on i which he formerly resided four and a half miles from Macon on the Forsyth road There are three hundred and eighteen acres of land with comfortable im proVements and a well of most excellent water octflL4 CHARLES McDONALD Ware Manufacturer fuxmxaaT nsaa TuaD STiczxT HE subscriber continues to maqufacture TIN WARE iu every variety and has now on hand a general assortment which he will sell wholesale or retail at tbe Savannah or Augusta prices lie has also just received an assortment of Ja anned Tin Ware consisting of Trunks sugar oxes Waiters -Bread pans Canisters rugar Bowls Milk cups Tumblers Pepper boxes Graters Toy cups Rattles candlesticks Lamps spil Boxes sand Boxes Pocket Lanterns See Also patent Bakers Foot stoves blocktin Tea Pots Plates Basins Tumblers JOB WORK done at the shortest notice jan 2 WILLIAM ELLIS Valuable Property for Sale in the Vicinity of East Macon yILL bo sold at Auction 'SEVENTY LOTS containing from half to two a-cres situated immediately ou the eustline of East Macon aud lying on an elevation of about thirty feet above the city and is not rivalled for good Water or good Health by auy situation iq this part of the country Buildings ou said Lots are four convenient Dialling Houses one range of Stores 120 feet long 50 feet wide with three tenements and one 45 by 30 feet with Scale House and a Cot ton Ware House 120 by 40 feet Also oue acre Lot No 3 East Macou with Store 30 feet by 40 all to be sold on a liberal credit Sale to commence between 10 and 11 o'clock ou the first Monday in April 1834 Likewise will be Rented at tbe same time the Wharves Ware-House aud Stores situated John (Bnpti above the Bridge in west Macon for one year I Hampton Harry commencing the fifth of July 1834 Particulars son) Walker Jii of terms made known at sale and renting 11 CUTTER TASS XffOTXCS (IThe above Sale is postponed until the first Monday in april next wuh au additional number of Lots which are expected to be sold will include a part or nearly all the hill known as Fort Hawkins which for beauty and health stands high by all that are acquainted with this place All the roads coming to this place centre So meet at where a Post-Office is to be established which makes it a very desirable situation for mercantile business particularly for the pi too as more tuau two fifths of our produce passes at this point aud it is hoped that we shall soon have a more liberal Legislature that will do (Cargille) George (Beasley) Henry- (Smith) Larkin thaniel (Berry) Pope) George London (Briant) (Jackson) Joe Berry (Thompson) (Porter) Ellick On Friday In like manner of 'DEKALB belonging to the Cherokee Carts Tools See John (Baptist) Walker Jim Jacob (Blouut) Ransom Peter On Tuesday In like manner at of HALL to the station Tools See connected Peter (Hell) (Eidson) Jim (Oglethorpe) Mahoney) Dick saac (Hardeman) (Drummond) (Wood) Toney (Freeman) justice and equity they titled to The above place ana its vicinity ex cept that part that is attached to the Corporation of Macon is called The Town of Troy Undoubted Titles will ho The Savannah Goorgian Charleston Conner aud Augusta Constitutionalist will insert tbe a-bove twice a week until the day of sale January 23 llts Sale of Public Hands IN conformity with an Act of the Legislature sell Sc dispose of all tho Public Hands together with all the Horses Mules Carts Tools cat bidder at the court house id theCOUNTYfof ELBERT On Monday the 7th day of March next The following named NEGROES belonging to the State of Georgia and attached to theLia- cola station together with the Mules Carts Tools' connected thereto Rasha (Mills) Nich (Zellars) Abram (F Cullens) Lawson (Watkins) Armstead (Glaze (Dallas) Moses (Sims) Richmond (Burks Wallace (Charlton) Isaac (Brown) Tom (Rowell) and Jeff (Wingfield) and On Monday the 2Ath day of March next In like manner at the court house iu the COUNTY of BIOROAN the following named NEGROES belonging to the State and attached to the Greensborough and Madison station together with the Mules one Ilorse Carts Tools See connected thereto London Benjamin (Bustin') Willis (Crosby Abraham- (Mealing) Billy (Kennon) (McGar) (McGar) Ned (Ramsey Peter (Cargille) Dick (Deni Joshua (McGar) Jerry (Run-nells) (Porter) Abraham (Collins) Na Joseph (Pope) Joseph (General (Winter) Joe (Rowland) Caleb (Rowell) Sh ide (McGar) Nathan (Collins) Jerry (Lumpkin) Harry and Mark -(Burton) and the 28 th day of March next at tbe courthouse in the COUNTY the following named NEGROES to the State and attached station together with the Mules connected thereto: Adam' Zacb Jesse Toney Tom (Drnmmer) Tom (J ack-Bon) (Rutherford) Moses (Akins) Gny York Ben Isaac Miles Jim Beaver and Bob and the 1st day of April next the courthouse in tbe COUNTY the following NEGROES belonging Stato and attached to the Gainesville together with the Mules Carts thereto Lewis (Lee) Hardy Jerry (Corbett) Frank (Wdlis) Abraham Billy (Ketcham) Davy (Gilliam) Amos (Msihoney) Matt (Smith) Arthur Doctor (Longstreet) Essex (Toombs) Joe (Sorrow-) Jacob Adam Lnrry Freeman aud ty days thereafter or tendering to 1 ho said Superintendent a certificate from tho Cashier of the Central Bank of Georgia that tho said purchaser's note for the said balance baxl been discounted in said Bank which the said Bank is hereby directed aud authorized to do in such manner and on such terms as are usnal in discounting ou loaus Provided the sum ijhall not exceed twenty fivo buudred dollars 5 Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid That on failure of said purchaser to pay tho said oue fifth of the njmouut of said purchase money at the time of said purchase the said Superintendent shall proceed forthwith to resell said slaves uot cryi ug again the bid of such defaulting purchaser 'juriug said sale aud ou failure of said purchaser to pay the balance of said purchase money or tender said certificate as aforesaid within tbe space of thirty days after said sale said purchaser shall forfeit the said one fifth so paid and said superintendent shall on thirty days notice being given thereof as aforesaid resell said slave iu the manner at the place aud ou the terms aud conditions herein before prescribed WILLIAM LYMAN Superintendent tfc Eastern Division The Standard of Union and Southern Recorder Milledgville the Georgia Courier Augusta the Georgia Telegraph Macon the Gedrgiei Constitutionalist Augusta the Southern Banner Athens tho Cherokee Intelligencer Edawah and the Western Herald Auraria will each iusert the above weekly until the 7th of April and forward their accounts to this office for payment 17 NOTICE THE subscriber having this day purchased the entire concern of and Fort Burnmp will continue the at Eatonton The stock of goods (which is mostly new) of the late firm of Burnap fit Co will be sold at very reduced prices for cash for the purpose of closing the business All those indebted to said concern are notified that if payment is not made at an early day stats will be cofamenced indiscriminate! i -BENJAMIN TfORT I Macon Feb :4183 1 -4t FRENCH' SCHOOL tty that he will in a few days open a vcbool for the purpose of teaching the French Italian Latin and GreeH languages both a regards their prin-j ciples anil tbe rptatipudn(whicFi they stand con- nec ted -with the ighiw branches of literature I Mrs: Mausrenet will also give lessons in French On Monday the 7th of April next In like manner at the court house in the COUNTY of BALDWIN the following named NEGROES belonging to the State and attached to the Milledgeville aud Ilawkinsville station1 together with the Alules Carts Tools connected thereto Scipio Jesse July Andrew Moses ElfioVt August Sam Phillip Sandy Jim (Ilume) Spauisb Town Romeo Gib Luke George (Maun) March Joe Anthony Brutus Robert Billy aud Gideon For the information of those persons who may wish to purchase the following section of the ossession or the different Superin-1 before mentioned act of the Legislarure are liere-sfaall proceed to sell with published 4 Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid That the said Superintendents nad each of them shall and they are hereby authorized as the aeeutof the State to execute to tbe purchaser or purchasers of said slaves or either of them good and sufficient titles (warranting the title thereof only) for and to saul slave or slaves and deliver uuto him or them the same on said purchasers paying in cash ono fifth of the purchase-money thereof and the bal ance iu ihir- belougiug to the State of possession of the shall pr the 17 th of March next of the court-house in the town of Troup couuty that company of the denominated the Columbus of the following able-bodied Cato Simon Hope Peter Roma Bill John Dick Gloster Smart Daniel Big Jim Ned Bill Bestow andLondou together with all the be appertaining to said GLOBE TAVERN ppellstioo West side of public quare of bom aston pson eon nty The? tp ready to accommodate 'the Traveller a transient andfcgUv boarder ito the belt ife RDllltV nn tneM filf on moderate terms Thomaston Feb 1 gj JQBEXAYERjf OIinton Jones County Ca UJi Subscribers (late suiscnners iate proprietor Clinton Hotel) ender our thaukito We friends and ptiirous for bast encouragement respectfully beg leave 'to denounce to the mu that we have removed to the eommodiousHM 1 known as the 0Bst 1 GLOBE TAVERN situated in tbe busiuess part of the tn fronting the Court-House llavtug leased this stand for several year with the intention of renewing the toaseoroto chasing the property we consider ourielve inauently located and shall continue tn imJJ our accomodations as the comfort of cmmI! shall require Our House is now open for the recent Travellers or Boarders We shah at eli tis endeavor to keep suclt a House iu xkl public patronage and we hope tb afford commodations as will prove satisfactorv is who call ou us The usual great promises of good TABLES -BARrr See we think unuoccssary to particular! Good Lots aud other conveniences for Drovers readily furnished WOOD WEEKE3 The Clinton Hotel will uot be occupied for public Entertainment the present year January 20 1834 19 tf FRANKLIN HOTEL ATHESIS GA THE subscriber respectfully informs bis friends and the public generally that bo has purchased the ahovemeutioiied Establishment formerly kept by Mr John Jacksou The huist will be ready for the accommodation of tnuoict and regular Boarders cither single or iu tutuidu ou as moderate terms us can be afforded in the place by the first of January next The uidivj-ded attention of himself nml family will be constantly directed to tho comfort uud pleasure ofall who may call on him His stables are ample his rooms generally commodious aud no pains or expense will he spared in furnishing his Table with the host the market will afford SAMUEL GALLHJLli dec 21 3m 13 ciutpaz zzgtez THE fa takeu the above t-slabli-lioi-ut situate iu the extousire lire proof Lrick building recently erected In Macou and prt- pared for the accomuiiidziivu of regular boarders ami transient persons Com modious stables are attached to the hotel The subscriber hopes to merit from his friends and the public a share of their patronage JOHN March 27 1833 27 Late of Clintta FRANKLIN PACTORsT Upsdn County Ga The public are respectfully informed that die shuvo Factory is now iu successful operation under nn experienced manager and is prepared to do business on accommodating terms Tho Tarn manufactured at ihfc establishment is equal in evens- strength and fineness to any made at the Northern manufactories and superior to most that is brought-out here Tbe friends of tho country are respectfully solicited to foster this infant establishment and thereby retain among themselves the capital that will otherwise find its way to the North OT-WOOL CARDING promptly executed at the above Factory with ul- aud in a superior manner DWIGHT FERRY CO April 24 30 18 iegrac8 Sfc or Sale IN obedieuce to on Act of the Legislature the State cf Georgia approved lv his Excellency the Governor ou tho 21st day of Deroui-ber 1833 I will sell at pub'ic outcry to lb highest bidder at the Market llonsc iu the vity ofSavanuah on Wednesday the sectnl day of April next the following named eigbreou negroes belonging to the State of Georgia aud attached tn tho Bru us wick Bail lload station together with tho mules carts tools connected thereto: Morris Bcti Hawkins Ben Ioug-ktroet Ben Davis Ben Johnson Jim John Mag-tr John Duncan Joo Hicks Bob Anthony George June Trim Solomou Bill am! Alphonso For tho information of tbse persons who 1 may wish to purchase the following section the before mentioned act of the Legislature a herewith published Sec 4 lie it further enacted by Me osteon I aforesaid That the superintendents and of them shall and they arc hereby as the Agent of the State lo execute to jw purchaser or purchasers of said Slaves or ci of them good aud sufficient titles (warrauusg titles thereof only) fur and to said slave or ilawj and deliver onto him or them tha same on purchasers paying in cash one-fifth of the chase money therefor and the balance iu tuii days thereafter on tendering to the said superm-ten Jest a certificate from the cashier of the tral Bahk or Georgia' that the said purchaer note for the the said balance had been disconni ed in said Bauk which the said Bank is directed and authorised to do in sack and on such terms as are usual in ou loans prpvidedAhe samibaIl: aot twenty five hundred dollars Sic 5 StUprOernaetti to O' fgT ty aforesaid That on failure ofswdporeh pay the said one' fifth of the amount of a chase money at the time of said said superintendents shall proceed rort resell slaves not crying again the bid of defaulting purchaser daring said saw failure: of said purchaser to pay said purchase mouey or tender said jeru aforesaid within the space said said sale said purchaser shpll iiall one-fifth paid and auM as on thirty days notice be mg Bt tbe foresaid resell said slave in bsreia place and on the term and enndmoni- tJ efore prescribed -tended- KINO superu FOUR mouths after date application will be made to the honorable tne Inferior court of Talbot county while sitting for ordinary pur pqpe for leave to sell the real estate belonging to the heirs of Joshua Purkiris deceased to wit lot No £9 iu the 8th district of Hall county fur the benefit of the heirs See DAVID SHIPP Guardian Nov 19 1833 9 FOUR mouths after date application will be made to the honorable the Inferior cour of Pike county poses for leave Johnson late of said county deceased for the ben efit qf the heirs and creditors BENETER JOHNSON Adm'rx WILLIS MILNER Adm'r dee 7 1813 12 ITIOUR mouths after date application will be made to the honorable inferior court of Pike county tv lien sitting for ordinary purposes for an order to sell a part of the real estate of (he orphans of Abednego Cranford late of Putnam couuty deceased for the benefit of said orphans an 7 15 MARTHA KNIGHT gurd'n FOUR months after date application will be made to the Inferior court of Bibb couuty sitting for Ordinary purposes for leave to sell Lots of Land No 131 in tho 12th Dist of Troup and No 38 in the 25th Dist originally Lee now Stewart as the propei ty of the heirs ofDavid Ross late of Richmond county deceased JOSEPH WILSON guardian jap 16 1834 16 months after date application will Honorable Inferior Court sitting for ordjuarip purposes of Twiggs County for leave to sel) one Negro Girl by tho name of Mary belonging to the Estate of Abel Burkett ELIZABETH BURKETT JESSE BURKETT adm'r jan 21 1884 18 Four be made to POUR months after date application will be made to the honorable inferior court of 1utls couuty sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell the Land and Negroes- belonging to the estate of Joel Wise late of Butts county deceased LINDSEY adm'r jan 23 17p Georgia Pike county yy Elizabeth Philli Guardian of John and Rebecca Phillips orphans of Jonathan Phillips deceased applies to me for letters of dismission AND whereas James A Phillips Guardian of Barsheba Phillips orphans of Jonathan Phillips deceased applies to me for letteis ef dismission These are therefore to cite and admonish all and inart a in my singular the kindred and creditors of said guardi ans to file their objections if any they have) iv they i within the time prescribed by law office shall ty they not bo dismissed from their guardianship hand this 28th November Given 1833 10 JOHNSON Houston county XXHEREAS Osborn Wiggins and Allen Wiggins Executors of the estate of Wiggins deceased apply for letters of dismission from the same These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear ut my office within the time prescribed by law to show cause if any they have why said letters should not be granted Given under my hand at office thi day of January 18 CHARLES RICE Butts county WILLIAM 11 HEARR1N of Captain district tolls before James McCord 1 one stray horse with a flax mane and tail bald faced wi'h all four legs white up to the knees nearly blind niue or ten cars old appraised to fifteen dollars bv James iuoaiui and William A McCone This 18th February 1834 22 JOHN GOODMAN i c- Notica ALL PERSONS indebted to tbe subscriber individually or to Cone Wood are re-requested to call aud pay up aud caunot pay must give their notes as 1 am determined to nave my business brought to a close Those that have money it will houseless say they have it not for as have been complained of so much for my indulgence it shall now be to the reverse and that to the extremity dec 23 12 WM CONE £7 Take Particular Notice £0 ON REQUIREMENTS ALL those indebted to the subscriber cither bv note or book acct are respectfully requested to call upon tbe subscriber or upon Mr tthivers at my stable and liquidate the same by the 20th instant or their accts will be left indiscriminately in the bands of officers for collection times however are hard cash crop short ianks all more or less under the iromises Taxes and having no dis-osition to enhance any of these evils have to add that to those who are not prepared with th chatterkanaw to come forward and if you can write or paj fix your time and make your mark and if neither will suit come round and work it out some of which I may have and some which I must hive and some of which 1 will have or I will have them as before stated 4 BENNETT Not only in the positive bdt von Honor' Sept 10th 1833 WHEREAS wife Polly Laurence has left my bed and board for causes unknown ae I therefore forewarn all persons from crediting her on my account as I am determined not tojiay any of her contracts jCrawford county 1834 22 4t THO LAURENCE BESIROUS of leaving this place invite all my just and honorable creditors to myi Birds My debtors are requested do me justice Mr Join present their Philpot in 'my absence is authorised to settle with my creditors JOHN SCULLY Macon Jan 22nd 1834 19 the inclemency ef the season suztil the 6X4 COND yPEBBAY IN 1 j- OFFirrr istli 9W1 I Tto Tiegfinli Ofc' Tuau HunSsviUef DemocraVAngusta Chronicle Colombia Tele Richmond EnqoirerwiU publish the above once weexs tbe last beangp the-third 'ck hi March ndforwiird their aewnii for nss eM( eon 'Jan i "6x 45 a all MEDICAL fimiE copartnership heretofore existing II tween Doctors Cone If Bridgman wi mutual consent dissolved on the 1st of January 1834 DR CONE will continue to nccu-pjthe as formerly IIU reridence is at the South-West end of Fifth or Bridge street nearly opposite I Seymour's DR Office is the one recently occupied by C1 Cole Esqr over the store of 6 Sage feb 13 fit 20 be-ri was by MEDICAL DOCTOR FALL in the course of his professional pursuits fiuding bow little success attended liis exertieus in cases of dropsy was after some years observaut practice led to suspect the soundness of tbe pathology of that complaint Believing that if the nature seat and tendency of this disease were correctly apprehended that a generally successful practice would certainly have beeu devised Having become thus impressed he gave himself up to the investigation of the subject aided only by his knowledge of the science of tbe human body and some years coustaut and laborious observation iu practice he believes himself to have arrived at a correct knowledge of the state of the human system which operates as the cause of dropsy iu all its usual forms Ilis view's in this respect are indeed quite different from the scholastic theory of dropsy though strictly pathological He feeu more aud more confirmed of their correctness from the superior success which attends the application of medicine according to his principles the last seven years he has confiued his ractice exclusively to dropsical subjects and as had the satisfaction to see his intellectual efforts crowned by the most happy results Ma ny persons during this period have beeu cured by his discovery who were despaired of both by friends and physicians and are now living witnesses of the truth of vhat is here stated Standing Uihs insulated with a remedy in his hand which he believes (aud iu this belief he is not alone) surpassed any thing known iu the medical world for the eure of this distressing malady be has thought proper for his individual benefit and for the benefit of thbse who may at auy time labor uuder this disease to exhibit his remedy to the world iu the form of patent mcdicioe In doing which be has no apology to oflfcr nor favor to ask further than strict justice Believing that the temedy here recommended only requires to he faithfully applied to give unparalleled satisfaction ho feels willing for his medicine to stand or fall by its own merit Doctor Branham Eatonton Ga authorizes the patentee to publish the following short note I have known Doctor Fall9 prescription for dropsies used in many cases with singular success As a certain diuretic so far as niy observation extends it has no equal I believe it altogether the best remedy 1 have known for this distressing disease Nov 8th 1833 II BRANHAM Tile above medicine may be had with accompanying directions from Johnson Macon Columbus Edwards Milledgeville Clinton Bacon Athens II Haviland Cb Augusta feb 20 21 QweSmtf Cutler and Surgical Instrument maker recently from London BEGS leave to inform tbe citizens of this place and its vicinity that he has opened a Shop on Cherry street immediately above Melrose Si Store where he calculates to carry ou tbe busiuess in all iu various Also Trusses for Ruptures Irons for coutracted Limbs or any instrument to assist Nature's deformities Having served a regular apprenticeship to the above business he feels confident iu giving general satisfaction to those who may employ him For Grinding Razors 25 Cents For do Scissors 12 New Pen and pocket Blades at 3Z4 Guus Swords aud Pistols repaired and cleaned ou reasonable Persons sending work from the country directed as above will be promptly atteuded to uov 14 1833 3m TO MASTER CARPENTERS AND MASONS EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Gxoboia Milledgeville 12 th February 1834 Sealed proposals will be received at this Department until the 15th day of March next for making the repairs and improvemeuu to the State House authorized by the late General as sembly and for effectiug which object twelve thousand dollars were appropriated The old port of the building is to be made to correspond with tho new at tlio north end aud the 'whole roof to be covered with copper Bond with approved security will be required of the the work to bo completed by the first Monday in October next A competent superintendent of tho work may be appointed who must be respected as such A plau aud specifications may be seen at this Department As the work mnst be executed in the best the decision of the Executive will uot depend alone upon tbs lowest proposals hut due regard will he had to the competency and responsibility of the contractor The necessary advances to procure materials ill be made as soon -as the contractor shall have filed his bond tv1 By order of the Governor A GREENE Secretary A NEWSROOM SWEEPS CLEAN THE subscriber has bought ontMr Geo WagUon at the stand formerly occupied by-Joseph has on hand first rate carriage and saddle Horses with Bhronches GigySulksysandevery convenience for the acco-modafren of nil that want to ride or travel his IS Aiatutineei to fit share of public pntrdhhge it the 'same time for that pat-been 'bestowed on hinu his bo as libenral as gjie thankful ut the time for charges aid prices shall times Trill arrant I PITTS pB It will be recollected ihat persons hiring horses and carriages will be held responsible for damages ordineiy -wear and tear only excep One negro woman by the iujmo qf lo' ifitl" rtin others vs Joseph Stanfield vied ou satisf vr J) Kagl and James Davis and others levy made and returned to nte by a constable feb 21 THOMAS JOHNSON sh'ff A 19 will it sold at abort on tht first Tuesday in April next Before the court house door in Henry County the following lots of Laud (to wit) number 140 iu the 12th district of Henry couuty No CO in said district No 20 iu tho 11th district of said county and No 110 in the 8th district of said levied on as tiie property of Elijah 11 Burritt to satisfy a Mortgage Fi Fa issued from Ileury superior court iu favor of Auu Melhado vs said Burriu property pointed out in said ai 1 a Lot of land No 79 in the second district of Henry county and 150 acres being apart of lot No 50 iu said district also the following negroes Isaac a man John a boy Rome a boy Polly E-Uza and Mariuth women Maria a girl aud two small children whose uaiues are not known uiao about forty head of hogs aud thirty five head of cattle aud two all levied on as the property of James If and David Johnsou to satisfy a f't Fa from Henry superior court iu favor of Kimberly Sc Chisholm property point- rd out by attoruey mu 31 THOMAS J- JOHSON shff of Joseph gtanftli to a court iu fa- Monroe Sheriff Salas YyiLL he sold on the first Tuesday in between' the usual next before the Forsyth Monroe county wus af sale One negro man by the name of Lewis 21 years of age and a girl 7 years of all as the property of IJenry Wood to satisfy mortgage Fi Fa in favor of Alfred Brooks vs tga said Wood ji i 33 1331 A COCHRAN shff 'ILL be sold between the usual hours sale iu the town of Forsyth before the ''ut ftoase door ou the first Tuesday iu Apri -wvt Tio eastern half of Lot No 43 in the sixth Jitrict of Monroe couuty belonging to the state Georgia sold uuder a joint resohuiou of the Assembly of the state of Georgia Oae orth cf the purchase meuey will be required to piiid down the balance In three equal uts of cue two and three years TURNER U-b 24 1834 Butts Sheriff Sales INSTILL te sold on the first Tuesday April next before the court house Jackson JluiLxcounty between the usual hours sale -vied on as the property of Almond Davis his iutert-t in three negroes to wit Sally vvoiiiuu about 35 years old Moses a boy aboi 17 years old and fcilvy a girl about 12 yean old two Fi Fas from a court of Butts cot: lily in favor of Alfred Ferguson vs taiJ A Davis properly pointed r-ut by Dvsd Bailey pig's levy made and re-tun-J to me by a constable fch 21 JOSEPH SUMMERLIN sh'ff: Campbell Sheiff Sales VILL be sold on the first Tuesday in April next at the court house in the town of Campbcllton between the usual hours of sale the fallowing property to wit Cue grt-v snare levied on as the of Thcmas Browu to satisfy one Fi Fa froth Campbell Superior court iu favor of Hargroves vs said Biown One wagon one ox-cart and oue yoke of steers levied ou as the property of Thomas Garner to satisfy one Fi Fa in favor of Alfred Itviortion vs John Garner Thomas Garner and Benjamin Garner Two cows aud yearlings levied on as the property of Benjamin Garucr to satisfy one FS 'a in favor uf A Levinghton Si Co vs John and Benjamin Garner Ce Lot of land No 46 in the 5h dist originally Carroll now Campbell county to satisfy one Fi Fa from Clark inferior court iu favor of William Dickcn vs Robert Love and David II Love EASLY sh'ff ri Sale WILL be sold at the late residence of James Rhodes deceased in Butts county on Saturday the 8th of March next all the personal property of said James Rhodes consisting of horsr cattle hogs corn and fodder and household and kitchen furniture jn 16 17 JOSlAil DRAPER adm'r Sale AGREEABLE to an order of tke honorable the Inferior Court of Pike county while tiring for ordinary purposes will be sold at the court house iu the town oi Zebulon ou the first Tuesday in April eext between the usual hours of rale one lot of land conlainibg 202 acres or less known by lot number 210 in the dltitirct of originally Monroe now Pike as the property of James Gray de-ctwed sold for the benefit of the heirs oi said -'M "ii terms on the day SEABORN GRAY Adm'r ELIZABETH GRAY Admr'x 75 1934 18 Sale the first Tuesday in April next before the LM court house in Forsyth Mpuroe county hi be sold 106 acres of laud more or with comfortable cabins and about j65 acres it cleared and under a good fence belonging to Theescato of Matthew -Durham deceased aud on vhich be formerly lived 4 Bold am a credit of 'twelvemonths 'THE: EXECUTORS jaaR3 17 Notice to Jfiebtors -Creditors A ersotis having jdeinaads agunsihe -o tnte-nf William Nelson' late'-of Troup avdr them lawfully an- dm indebted to the said estate uumeJiais nstout 22 183g: la wSSjAM W06Af to As not of to to and of and Implements Georgia now in 1 On Monday Before the door Lagrauge Public Hands Company consisting fellows to wits Sam Quaeo Jim Jerry Isaac Lucett Stock Implements commpany and On Saturday the 22 of March next In the city of Macon before the door of the court house of Bibb county I shall offer for sale that company of tbe Public Hands known as the Macon Company consisting of tbe following likely able-bodied negroes to wit: Reuben Edmond Abraham Jacob Collins Jacks Phill Ar-chy Hardy Cain Claiborn Isam Boh George Perry George Washington Dennis Silas Joshua Peter Fagau Joe Peter Peter Branham Jim and Ned with all the Slock Implements be of every description belonging to said company and On Tuesday the 25 th of March next hall proceed to sell before the court house door in the town of Perry Houston county that Iiortion of the known as the Flint (iver Company consisting of the followiug able-bodied likely fellows: Cupid Moses Hercules Jenkings Prince Wjltou Prince Lopain William August Ja Jacob Romly Austin Isaac Harry Johu Ben Lewis Sloven Pompy Buck Jacksou Sandy Umphry March Minor and Tom together with all the Stock belonging to said company Implements be Terms of one fifth part of the Purchase money will be required in hand the balance in thirty days thereafter or tendering to said Superintendent a certificate from the Cashier of the Central Bank of Georgia that tbe said note for said balance has been discounted in said The property will not be changed in any instance till the above provisions of the law are fully complied with Those wishing to purchase would do well to make their arragemeuts accordingly POWELL Superintendent The editors of tho Macon Telegraph and Columbus Democrat and Columbus Enquirer will publish the above till the day of sale and forward their accounts to this office for payment -January 15 1834 17 fpl wm be sold oi XJT the first Tuesday in May next before tloe court house door in the town of Gainesville II all county agreeable to an order ef the honorable the interior court of Talbot comity when sitting for ordinary purposes One lot of land in the eighth district of Hall county No as the property of Jackson and Maryann Purkms orphans of Joshua Purkins deceased sold for the benefit of the -heirs dec awijw fill HE subscriber has-opened a LIV12RYj JL near his former stand iaorth west coraerybf the couri house square adjacent to the Market House where he will at all times he happy to wait upon his old and new-cuetom- -If j-'t ti Cf 1 Horses kept as above by the month or day on tbe following terms via cents per day' or $10 per month Carriages and Homes to let' on the usual terms A good Lot is attached to the Stable' oct 24 -4 JQ8EPH WAINRIGI1T Sale For taught dd ring eighteenymonths the French language in tho Ste ottsboro instithte! i 1 I Besides the opportunity: of 2 the public school -private lessons will ber fnven to such as desire them Ahy'pcreon wishi ng to become scholar can make application atlilr hoarding house where Mr'M ay be found almost anytunc' Person Wish fog further information may call at DrBabers MacouJan I61834v i iJFtf I A indebted to ihe astate wr Chse qaes'ted to tnake immediate paymcMhr ther -oay i xpect io find their frVes 'oT aewdi ia the render them in aeehidinc JaadlSh A MARSH ALLTa for -niaJuWvwii! render them 'mtuA i THOMAS jn 24th 1834 tor Darien Jan 24ib 1834 FOKSAI TWO one a first rato' Black smith Apply to i' an 30 18-i A SMITH I 1 ted Macon dec 10 SB.