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TRANSIt»NT PAbSION, AND TRUE
LOVE. j
There i* al.ove that laits awhile,
A one‘d#y'« flower,—no more!
Opea in ti<e sbuushme of a smile.
And shut* when clouds come o'er.
There ira'Love that ever lasts,—
A shrub that’s always green;
It flowers amici the bitter blasts,;
And decks « wintry tceue.
A rheek, an eye. a well-turn’d foet,
May give the first its birth;
The floweret has but little root,
Aiida»ks but little earth.
No scanty soil True Love must find,
Its vigour to controul; _ ;
It plants itself upon the mind,
And strikes into the soul.
Retort ■Courteous.
Judge U who j resided in the county
court cl a neighboring state, Was fond of
indulging himself occasionally m a joke at
the expense of Counsellor 11. a practising
attorney in the same court, with whom lie
whs very intimate, and lor whom he had
a high regard. On a certain occasion,
When pleading a cause at the'bar, Mr. U.
observed, that he would conclude his re
in ; u Us on the following day, unless the
conn would consent to set late enough for
him to finish ihsi evening, “ Sit, sir, (said
the judge) not set; hens set” “Island
corrected, sir,"said the counsellor, bow
ing, Not long after, while giving an opi
nion, (he Judge remarked that, under such
and such circumstances, an action would
not “/oy.” “ He, may it please your ho
nor, (says the counsellor,) not lay; heim;
lav -JWiI Ini.
’[’l he above hits arc very good; aud it
is only to preserve the remembrance ot a
J \-ud' esprit, of which these naturally re
mind «s, that we add the following ancc
dote. A debate took place (not in a neigh’
hur.ug but a distant state) among the mem-’
hns of the court, how long they should
art, to dispose of the business before them.
7 hree vet ks, at last, w ere determined on.
■«> Why, in the world, enquired a wag at>
the bar,” no they not set four weeks, like
other j. (-**.]—Tlalt. Patriot.
The man who was committed to prison
In Snscpiebannah county (I’a.) for non
payment of h s-marriage fee, is slated in
ihe ‘Utica Sentinel to have delivered him
■6< IffVc-in lin h ' by selling Ins wife, and ap
plying the plTcoedh to the discharge ot
pc (!• 1 i nirrkntt Sentinel.
~ "At ( fIONT "
En 1. Thompson.
On tlic Ist Tuesday in No
vember next,
W ill he Sold at the Market-house in
Augusta,
\ovmg Negroes
4 Women f» 3 C hildren, from 3to 5 years
old. <
J LiV.-’v boy, 15 or 17 yours old,
1 Litto Girl, do. do. do. do.
All "f which are under good characters,
and sold for no (suit The titles will be.
Indisputable.
TERMS—9O days credit for paper well
road. Sale to commence at 12 o’clock.
1* S.—They will be sold without re
sen. Oct 25... ... - 3t
' FTmsu
Imported Goods
AT SAVANNAH.
AicoTge AN. Cw,
IS NOWOPKKISO
An Extensive Assortment of
WOODS,
Suitable for the approaching Season,
—consisting or—
W hitc ’Welch Plains
lllue and mixed do
l.ondon Duffil Blankets
Hose and Point do
Heavy Cotton Bagging
Black and colored Bombuzetts
Fine worsted Hosiery
Merino and lamb’s woo) Hose
flnpeifine white Flannel
lllue, rod and yellow Flannels
Tai tan Plaids
Superfine wide Black Botnbazcens
Fisg Haiulkcrchiefs
Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres
Felice. Cloths
Brussels and Venitian Carpetings
lb »nh Hugs
Domestic Fluids and Stripes
’ Ocnvburgs
Irish and German Linens
Tortoise shell Combs
Plain black Nankin Crapes
Mandarin Crape Dresses ;
With a variety of other articles, which
are for sale an accommodating terms, at
the corner of Broughton and Barnard
streets, fur cash or approved paper.
O u.her 29 t‘25D
Stole of Georgia.
n the Superior court of Richmond county.
Mat Term, 1821
Present—Tie U n. John 11, Montgomery,
Judge.
Euiajktu Commimi.T
vs > Petition for divorce
Joan B. Ccmmiso, j
f I4HE petition and process in this case,
JL having been returned by the Sheriff,
“ the defendant not to be found”—On mo
tion of Plaintiffs attorney. Ordered, that
service he perfected by publishing this
rule in one ot the public Gazelles of this
state, once a month for six months
Takcnfrom the minutes.
Clerk’s office, 20th June 1821.
John G. Snead, d. c,
June 21. m6m
fc inftl Xolke.
All persons indebted to the firm of
Kean y Cuahitok, by note or open ac
count, are informed that they will be
met mor« waited on, and if an immediate
ae dement is not made, suit will be in
•tautly commenced.
K ean h Charlton.
October 18— —1 m
k
Sheriffs Sales.
WILITIkTsoUI at the court-house in
Warrenton, on the first Tuesday in
November next, between the usual hours,
3 Negroes, t* wit; Filiis,for
ty three years of age, Cherry, 28 years of
age ; Mariah,4 years of age, taken as the
property of-Rcdick Bass, to satisfy an ex
ecution in favor of Baker 8c Hecth, vs. Re
dick Hass, pointed out by the defendant.
\LSO
One negro girl by the name of
Wiliny, 14 y eats of age, levied on to sa
tisfy an execution in favor of linker andy
Heeth, vs Kiudsl McTyeire, pointed out
by defendant.
—ALSO—
One lot in the town of Wamn
ion, containing twenty six feet by eigh
teen, wi'h a black smith’s simp on it, ad
joining of the road to I’oweltnu, levied on
to satisfy several small executions in fa
vor of Parris and Woodward and others,
vs. Mitcliel Jones.—Returned to me by a
constable.
—ALSO—
yB acres of pine land ad join
ing of Stanford 8c others—Levied on to sa
tisfy an execution in favor of Mercy Mayse
adm’r. vs, Hugh Ticer—returned to me
by a constable.
A. Rogers, s. w. c.
October 5. Ids
Sheriff* Sale.
\\7 ILL be so hi on the first Tuesday in
TT November next at the court house
in the town of Wayucilhorough within the
usual hours,
100 Acres pine land and
one hundred and fifty acres pine land, all
adjoining lands of Mary Godbee, levied on
as the property of Wm. Moore, to satisfy
John Adams.
—AI.SO
-100 acres land adjoining
lands of Timothy Murray and others, levi
ed on ns the property of Joshua W. -Kitn
■’ bal, to satisfy Stone 8c Reynolds
—ALSO—
One ninth part of a negro
woman named Aggy, levied on as Ihe pro
perty of Adam Wallace, to satisfy William
Reynolds.
ALSO—
One cow and calf, levied
on as the property of John Croakr, to sa
tisfy his lux for the yrar 1820 —properly
' pointed out by Joshua S. Tredwell.
—ALSO—
-4 Negroes, to wit—Adam,
Philis, Jane and Sampson, levied on as
the property of Wm. Womble, deceased,
to srtisiy Fanny Jones, and others.
—ALSO—
-3 Negroes, to wit—Latin
and her two children, Jesse and Deror,
levied on as the properly of Roberts Tho
mas, to satisfy tui execution in favor of
Uigt low 8c Hand ami others.
8. W. Blount, s. n. c.
< October 5 4t
Sheriff’s Sale.
, W ILL be sold on the first Tueiday in
November next, at the Court House in
Jacksonborough. Scriven county, between
the usual hours often and three o’clock.
One negro boy named A r
letnas, about fourteen years old, levied on
as the property of John Connelly, to sa
tisfy sundry executions in lavor of J. S.
Bryan, levied and returned to me by a
constable.
Solomon Kemp, s.s.c.
October 5 tds
Sheriff’s Sales.
Wild. BE sold at the Court House, in
Warrenton on the first . uesdayin
Nvemolx*'’ next, between the hours of sale.
One iifly saw .gin, four saddle
trees, one lot of irons, one saddle, one
stove, pipe and lot of gin girts, six girts,
one pair of martingills, levied on as the
property of Joel Kinsey, to satisfy an exe
cution in favor of Baker and Heeth and
others, vs. Joel Kinsey, pointed out by de
fendant.
—ALSO—
One negro girl by the name of
Minty, about twelve years old, levied on
to satisfy several small executions in favor
of Broom 8c Persons and others; vs. Mi'.oh
el Jones, levied on by a constable, pointed
out by plaintiff.
—ALSO—
Two lirds and furniture, levi
ed on to satisfy an execution in favor Ba
ker & Heeth, vs. James Newsom and Asa
Newsom.
—ALSO—
One negro girl by the name of
Harriet, 11 ar 12 years of «ge, levied on
to satisfy several small executions in favor
of James Brady, vs. Austin Baker—re
turned by a constable.
A, Rogers, s. w. c.
Oct. 5
Sheriff*’s Sale.
Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in
December next, at the Court-house in
Warrenloii, between the usual hours of
sale,
I he half of one wagon and
four horses, taken on the foreclosure of
a mortgage, in .favor of James Pollhill,
vs. John G. Andrews—pointed out by
plaintiff, Oct 2d. 1821.
A. Rogers, s.w.c. ,
October 5 wtds
*** We are authorized
to announce JAMES S. SHAFFER, Esq
a candidate for the office of Sheriff | o f
Richmond county, at the ensuing election
April 5 ts
$3- We are authorized to
announce Capt. D. BERRY, a candidate
for the Office of Sheriff for Richmond
county at the ensuing election.
Blank Deeds,
For sale at this Office.
h
Tai fca\e.
"WILT be'sold on the first Tuesday in
December next, at Uie market 1 bouse in the
city of Augusta, between the usual sale..
hour*, i#
100 acres of land in Warren;
county, levied on as the properly of John’
Reynolds, to satisfy his Slate and county
tax for the year T 820. Tax due $1 81 }
cents.
ALSO—
One liouse and lot near Sum
mervllle, Richmond county, levied on as
the property of Daniel Bloxum, to satisfy
his stale and county tax for the year 4820.
Tax due R 3 874 cents. I
—ALSO—
-82 1-2 Acres of land in Rich
mond county, levied on as the properly o(
James R. Tilly, to satisfy his state and
county tax for the year 1820. Tax due
Rl 56J cents.
—ALSO—-
100 acres ofland in Richmond
county, levied on as the pioperty ot Tho
mas Lewis, to satisfy his state and county
tax for tire year 1820 Tax due R 2 00. .
—ALSO—
-190 acres of land in Burke
county, levied on as the property of Sa
limla Ward, Seaborn Ward, guardian, to
satisfy her stale and county tax for the
ear 1820. Tax due Rl 50 cents.
—ALSO—
One house and lot in the city
of Augusta, adjoining lower end ol the
Bridge Bank, and fronting on Broad street,
levied on as the property of Felix G. Gilt
son, & Co. to satisfy their s’-ate and coun
ty tax for the year 1820. Tax due R 156
85 cents. —ALSO—
One house and lot in the city
of Augusta, adjoining lot of Job S. Bur
ney, levied on as the properly oi Mrs. Ann
W. S'urges, or cun, to Satisfy state and
county tax for the year 1820. Tax due
R 8 59 cents.
—ALSO—
One house ami lot in the city
of Augusta, adjoining lot of Mrs. Dawn
McKinney and others, fronting on Broad,
street, levied on as the property of Adam'
Hutcheson, to satisfy his state and county
lax lor the year 1820. Tax due RSB 43
cents.
—ALSO—
One house and lot m tlie city
of Angus's, known as the property ot
Stainback Wilson, levied on to satisfy his
state and county tax for the year 1820. —
Tax due R 6 874 cents-
K. Bugg, T. C.
October 5. tds
Coroner’s Sales. 1
\S ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in
November next, at the Court House, in
the Town of Wayneshorough, Burke
county.
One sorrel horse, levied
on as the property of Jesse Farrow, to sa
tisfy an Execution in favor of Sturges and
Blouat, against I esse Farrow.
Willard Roberts, eor
October 8 oaw tds
\\t ILL be sold, on Saturday, the 10th
▼ f of November next, in the county of
Warren, at the late residence of Robert
Johnson, deceased, all the Property of the
said deceased, consisting of, horses, cattle,
hogs, one yoke of oven and cart, plantati
on tools, and household Furniture, too
tedious to mention, for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors Terjns made known
on the dav of sale
Littleton Johnson, Atlra’r
September 24 ts
Notice.
ALL persons having demands against
the F.rtate of Alexander Carter, late
of Burke county, deceased, are hereby
notified to present their accounts duly at
tested within the time prescribed by law ; ■
and all those who are indebted will avail
themselves of this notice, to come forward
and make such arrangements as will be
satisfactory.
John C. Poythress,
Qualified adm’r on the estate of A
Carter.
I*. S—ln ray absence application can be
made to my attorney, ,T. E. Morns, Esq’r,
from whom any necessary information can
be obtained relative-to the settlement of
said estate
Wavn, shore.’ Pcpt: 10
Administrators Hale,
I\’*LL be sold on the first tutad ay in
1 T December next, at the Court-
Ilouse in Warren county, agreeable to an
order of the Inferior Court, the following
property belonging lolhe estate of James
Brady, dec.
A valuable tract of Oak and
Hickory land, tying on ,ne main road he
tween Warrcnton andPoweiton, a pait oi
whicli is under tolerable cultivation o
the premises are a comfortable dwelling
House, a Store House and a new
House, with other necessary out building 1 *
The situation is well calculated for a pu. a
lie stand, and ;ißurU many advantages >- ■
a person disposed to enter into the coiui
try trade. Terms of sale made made
known on the day.
Wm. Shivers, Jldni’r.
sept ember 10 4wt
George Hammond,>
Attorney, &c. / IN EQUITY
. *'*,.£ to se! l trust
t.Maries Goodwin. J estate.
In obedience to an order of the court-of
Ltpnty will be sold at Edgefield Court
House, (South Carolina,) on the first Mon.
day in December next, on a :redit o< one
and two years a tract of land, containing
nine hundred and forty nine acres, agree
ably to the original plat, lying on Horse
f*®’ w ‘thin a few miles rs Augusta.—
Distract consists of a considerable pro
of ■wamp land of the first quality.
1 he high land is well adapted to the cul
« c . or , n and cotton, ami affords a most
eligible U beautiful site for building, which
commands a view of Auguna and its vi
cinity. The cost and fees in cash, and
bond and security will be required The
purchaser willmay for a title deed.
Mil it. Brooks,
~,, _ Commissioner in Equity,
Edgefield Court House, >
* Oct. 1821,
GLOBE TAVERN
AND SAVANNAH AND WESTERN
STAGE OFFICE. J 1
W. SHANNON, ; i
Respectfully acquaints his friends I
and the public that his house has under- 1
gone a thorough repair, and that it will '
afford to Boarders, and Travellers, are
ception as comfortable as any other Estab
lishment of the kind in the Sothern Slates.
The Globe is Situated on Broad Street
in the very center -of the City and offers
peculiar advantages to the Planter, and to
Men (if business generally.
His stables are furnished with the best
oi provender, and with faithful and atten
tive hostlers. He only so icits from the .pub
lic that proportion of patronage which his
attend on to business and to the comfort
of his customers may entitle him to.
A Literary, Commercial and Politica
READING ROOM,
Will be shortly opened for the accotn
modation of his customers.
October, 15, ts
Female Seminary.
1 HF. subscriber, feeling the highest
obligation to-the citizens of Augusta lor
their past encouragement -in his employ
•ment, trouts his assiduity and attention
will be such as to entitle him still to a
lurllter share of their patronage. He will
on Monday, 15th October, commence his
School, in Mr Jacob Daxfomtu’s buildup-,
recently occupied by Mr. Warne, Rcy
uold-streel. TTie following are some of
the leading branches. That will be taught,
viz : Latin anrt Greek Languages , Geo
graphy w itli Globes Jc Maps; History, Rlie,
loric Logic, Surveying, F.nglisb Grammer
Oratory and Composition, with the requi
site elementary branches. As the number'
of students are limited &. more than
third part now engaged, those desirous of'
a entering, can make earley application at •
Mr, Jac, b Danfortli’h store, or at the.in
stitution Terms per quarter gl2 50
cents payable in advance.
Oliver limn forth.
October, IS w3w
Agreeably to an Order
from tile Honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Richmond -county,
will be sold on the first Monday in Janua
ry next,-at the Market-house in the city .
of Augusta,
Belonging to the Estate of David ,Mc-
Kinney, dec’d, for the benefit of his heirs ’
| and creditors.
Constances. McKinney,
1 Administratrix, !
September 27—wl2t
A (treat Bargain.
T
.1 HE subscriber being desirous to' re
move to the Western country; again offers,
for sale his
PLANTATION, 1
Whereon he now lives, situated in Colum!
t 1 bia county, thirteen miles from Angus-;
ta, and nine from Columhia'Court-lloust,
immediately leading from the latter to the
former place. This tract of Land,;
contains three hundred and twenty-dour!
acres, about two hundred ten of which is
cleared, and-under good fences; the soil
is equal to any upland in the county, and'
apart of that which is to clear, is equal
to any in the state. The situation isfiigh:
and believed to he as healthy as any in
the neighbourhood. On the premises is
a good dwelling house, good kitchen, and 1
all necessary out buildings, including
new Gin House and Stables. Also, a large
Orchard of Peach, Apple and Cherry
lives, a good garden, two flush springs -
of pure water, quite convenient. This
Plantation having having been advertised
last spring; I deem it. unnecessary to sav ,
any thing more of its situation, qualities.
&c. as it is expected that those wishing'
to purchase will view it themselves.—
Should this trad of land be too small,
tliere arefive or six-hundred acres of good i
lands adjoining, which rruy be bought on
good terms immediately.
The above described tract of land will
be offered at private sale, until Thursday,
the stb day of December next, and if not
sold will then be put up to the highest,
bidder, together with all the Plantation .
tools, corn, fodder, household & kitchen ■
furniture. For further particulars, en
quire of Mr- John Cashin, of Augusta;
Mr. John Turpin, at the Quaker Spring,
Mr. Bynaum of Columbia Court House,
or to the subscriber on the premises.
Littleberry Clanton.
October 18 law tds
WANTED.
T
1 O hire or purchase, a good cook and
a steady middle aged woman, accustomed
to-the care of children,—Enquire at this
office.
October, I 6t5
Notice.
THREE months after date, application
will be made to the Court of Ordin
ary of .Richmond County, for leave to di
vide the estate of Major Ferdinand Phinizy
late of said county, deceased.
.lohn Phinizy,
acting adm’or of the estate of F. Phinizy
October 1 .
Notice.
IILL lie sold on the Islh day of De
cember next, at the late residence of
AViiiiatn M‘Natt, late of the county of
Burke, deceased : a Stock of Cattle, a
Set of Blacksmith's Tools, two Feather
Beds, Bedsuads and Furniture, one
Horse, and a number of other Articles, i
too tedious to mention. T.-rms—twelve
months credit will be given with small
notes, and approved security Property
not to be removed until the terms of sale
are complied with.
Philip Lumpkin, Adm’r.
October 29—w tds
BOTfiIiEH'EM, Beo,
October, 19 th 1821,
THE winter session of this Institution
willcommence on the first Monday ;
in November. Board, Tuition, Washing'.
Candles, Fires, per session, g 65 00. —
Young Ladies will be required to supply
their own bedding, or pay ten dollars
extra.
Fees'of one session in advance.
Reference to the literary gentlemen of
Athens :—To the Kev. John Brown, D. 1)
Monticello; Kev. Thomas GouWing, Sa
vannah ; Col. Nicholas Ware, Augusta.
October 22 2t
Boarding Lodging.
Mrs. M. SANDWICH, respectfully
informs her friends ami the public, that
she has rented a commodious part of the
(late Bridge Bank Tenement) where
she -can comfortably receive Boarders and
Lodgers from the 15th instant —on ac
commodating terms.
October 8.
\ T a~
PLANTATION
FOB SALK.
TP HE Subscribers offers fiir S?le, that
well known stand of John Beall, lately dec.
twelve miles from Augusta. The IManta
liou and Buildings on the said premises
are all in excellent repair,and the Farm,
for soli, fences and all that pertain to its
■cultivation, surpassed by none in the
State. The body of land embraced in this
tract, is supposed to be from 800 to 1000
acres. The above plantation will he of
fered at private sale until the Ist of No
vember next, and if not then disposed of,
will be sold at public sale or the first
Tuesday in November next, to the highest
bidder. Terms of Sale'fnay be known by
applying to James H. Smith, of Lexington,
(Georgia) or to Charles Beall, or to John?
VV. Beall on the pretnists.
Chnrlcs Beall,
John VV. Beall, C
James H.Smith 3
May 31 3m
FOR SALE,
A HOUSE & lot fronting on Broad
A. Street and Ellis Street—the lot
contains half an acre, between Mr. John
H Man and Mrs. Fox’s. The bouse with
very little repairs may be made a comfort
able dwelling for a small family. For
erms apply to
Cr. B. Marshall.
Angust 9 ts
To Rent.
HJYHE DWELLING on Bay street at
I present occupied by Mrs. Sarea, with
a large and commodious garden attached
thereto Ai.s>,
An excellent stand on Center street, for
the grocery business, at present occupied
by Mr. Jones.
Thomas S. Oliver,
Administrator of U. Oliver.
September 6 if
In Equity.
John Garrett, and Wife, ) BILL
vs. (, for
John Day, adm’r, and others, 3 Partition.
In obedience to an order of the Court
of Equity, will be sold at Edgefield court
house on the first Monday in December,
next, on a credit of one and two years, 5
tracts of ’Land of the estate of James Day,
deceased, lying adjoining each other,
within‘fifteen miles of Augusta, and con
taining upwards of 1000 acres. The cost
and fees of suit, in cash, and bond, and
security, will be required. Purchasers
will pay for title deeds to-each tract.
Whitfield Brooks,
Com’r Edgefield district.
Edgf field Court-house, Sepi’p 2 7
in Equity.
Agnes Nesbitt, )
vs. C
Hugh W. Nesbitt, et. al. j
In obedience to an order of the Court
of Equity, will be sold on Tuesday, the
first day of January next, at the house of
Joseph Carrie, on Beach island, on a cre
dit of one year, a gang of Negroes, from
25 to 30 in number—the cost and fees of
suit in cash and notes, and seem ity will
be required—purchasers will pay for bills
of sale for the Negroes.
Whitfield Brooks,
Commissioner in Equity.
Edgefield Court-house, Sept. 27
Administrator’s Sale.
vv ILL be sold on Tuesday the 4th of
December next, at the market house in
the city of Augusta,
The real estate of James
Kiemou, dec. late of Edgefield district,
South-Carolina, being for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors of said deceased.
Uobt McCombs, adm’r.
Sept. 2u ids
Notice.
DO hereby CAUTION all persons
against trading for two notes of hand, one ,
given by John M. Dooly, Esq. of Lincoln
county, Georgia, for font hundred and se
venty five dollars, due about the fifteenth
day of November next; and the other giv
en by John Pride of Baldwin connly,
Georgia, for three hundred and fifty dol
lars now due, and also a receipt on Col.
A. Bower, fora note for collection; all of
said papers was stolen from me, on the
night of the 20th 3 f this mst. at Abb •
ville Court House, South-Carolina, with ’
sundry other papers which is of no use '
to any person but myself. Any person '
delivering the same, will receive area- .
sonable compensation. 1
Joseph Grigg.
October 29 3tp _______ 1
Job Printing
Neatly ex * c« ted at (Ms OJfise .
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Momhlj Notices. I
Georgia, Burke County
SUPER! OTi COURT— April Tern * j'goj i
Present the /lovable Jons u I
, _ wtHVj Judge. I
Richard Richaidaon,) |
Jeremiah Milfen 3 RLr - E NISI. I
UPON the petition of Richard Richard I
son, praying the foreclosure of'tlSl
equity ot Redemption of a certain ,n‘!|
or parcel ot land lying, being and
m live county of Burke and State of Geer I
gta, bounded as follows;— that is I
Northwardly by land formerly owned-mil
possessed by Jordan Taylor; Eastward I
by James limbi, Philip Thomas and .S 3
Simtli s land ; Southwardly by James M
tin’s land, and WcstwailJ b? ,Z J
Nonon’s land, containing « n e tbnu«arl
acres, more or less, having (he creek riv.l
let, or branch called the Rosemary ttmfl
nn g through a part of said tract or Ll
.ot lundj which suid true* - or parcel of hrrl
was on the sixth day of Mjv„ in the vel
ot cur I.or<i one thousand, eight hundpl
anctyeventcrn mortgaged by the stud 11
remiali Miller to the said Richard /dcH
ardson, to secute the payment of tU s .|
of three thousand three hundred and c il
ven dollars and eighty tlneecents.with tI
interest accruing thereon, to be paid on thl
(irst day ot February next, after the datl
of said mortgage, with interest f, ( m u ,l
first day of January, in the year of oil
Lord, one thousand, eight hundred v|
seventeen, and agreeable to the coudiiil
ol a bond bearing even date vi ith .
mortgage—On motion of Felix .1
attorney for the said Richard llioharilsl
It is Ordered that the said Jeremiah Midi
downhill twelve months pay i, lto
Clerk’s office the principal, interest,
-cost due on said mortgage, or in detail
thereof, the equity of mlemption/m <1
saut mortgaged premises will from 1*- ~|
•ortli be fur ever foreclosed and
It is further ordered that a copy of
foregoing rule be published in one of®
public, gazettes of this state, once a n.<|
for twelve months, or be personally
ed on the said Jeremiah Miller six
before the time appointed for the
ment of the money into court us
Extract from the minutes , 28 th April 1
John Carpenter, ct'!||
May 3 tul2o
gwougia. ~~
LINCOLN sup eh ion count
April Term, 1821—Monday the 23d I
Slaulcr Cowling;, I
vs. I HUL] I
Nathaniel Adams, ad minis- y J'orclnM
trator oil the estate of Na- I oj ,h|
thauicl Adams, deceased. J s-oal
U l
PON the petition of SlauterCowl
praying the foreclosing the equity < J
deniption hi and to all that tract of I
lying and being in the county of i-iri
and-state of Georgia, containing five I
dred and seventy acres, more or less
Joining lands of Gatlierel and Samul<®
the Sou h; Eastwarilly by lands of I
Hunter and John Ware; Northward®
Seastrunk’s land, and Weslwardly by ■
of Uobert Fleming and estate of Uoul
winch said tract of land wastnorlgag®
Nathaniel Adams in bis life time tol
petitioner, the better to secure th A
of three thousand two hundred and!
seven dollars and sixty two cents*
interest. I
On motion of Micajah Henley, alt*
or said Slauter Cowling- —lt is OrU
that the principal, interest, and c®
paid into court within twelve month*
this day, otherwise the equity of re*
lion ii and to the mortgaged premia®
be from henceforth for ever bar®
foreclosed, and this rule be publis®
one of the public gazettes of thisH
once in every month until the tiifl
pointed by this rule for payment, o*
py served upon the said aclministr®
the mortgagor orbis special agent, a*
six months previous to the lime (I®
ney is directed to be paid into com®
True copy taken from the min®
Lincoln Superior Court, Apiil®
IS2l—Monday the 23d day ®
Month.
Peter Lamar, cfl
May 3 ml2m __®|
Notice. 1
NINE months afkr date applj
will be made to the honorra
Court of Ordinary of Burke count
leave to sell the real estate of live
Tbon.as Leavitt, deceased. I
Eliza A. Leavitt, atlj
April 19, m9m 1891 I
Notice. I
ALL persons indebted to the ea
the late Dr. Thomas Leavitt,■
cither by note or open account, 1
quested to come forward and p:iy tlfl
before the Ist day of November ■
Ail persons having claims against ■
tate are notified to exhibit them*
administratrix within the time pi'«B
by law, properly authenticated. I
Eliza A. Leavitt, at 9
April 19.' -If I
Notice, 9
Months after date, aojfl
will be made to the Honorable H
Ordinary, for the county of
leave to sell four hundred and dntflj
of land, more or less, on the
Little Hivcr, joining Samuels
also, the negroes belonging to 1 H||
of Hezekia Spiers, late of said
‘ Wm. Willingham,*
Zachariah Spier?. H
,Ik'. .wB
March 29. ni9m__—__
Notice. I
NINE months after date
will be made to tlic
•islices of ihalnferior cmirti
for ordinary purposes, |or L B|
'.’tie hundred and fifty a , c1 .% (■I
Burke county', adjoining 11 1 Hi
kins and others. ALSO, B|
Two hundred and fifty a , ■HI
county. No. iOi, sold . oD ®|
the heirs and creditors ot H|
deceased. . i
Martha
JJurke e,%fity*.lol) " ’TH