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Georgia, Burke County. SUPERIOR COURT—April Tern, 1821. Present the Jlonerahle Jons U. Moxtoo mf.fit, Judge. "Richard RichaidsoiO vs, 1 ROLE NISI, foremiah Miller ,j MiTPON the petition of Richard Richard- CJ irt , praying the foreclosure of the "Equity of Redemption of a certain tract or parcultif land lying, being and situate in the county of Burke and State of Geor gia, bounded as follows :—that is to say, Northwardly by fend formerly owned and possessed by .lordan Taylor ; Eastwardly l)y James Tindal, Philip Thomas and John Smith’s land; Southwardly by James Mar tin** -and, and WeslWardly by Joshua Nnnon’s land, containing one thousand acres, more or less, having the creek rivu let, or branch called the Rosemary, run ning through a part of said tract or parcel of land, which said tract or parcel of land was on the sixth day of M«.y» in the year of our Lord one thousand, eight hundred ami seventeen mortgaged by the said Je remiah Miller to the said Richard Rich ardson, to secuie the payment of the sum of three thousand three hundred and ele ven dollars and eighty three cents, with the kitereataccruing thereon, to he paid on the first day of February next, after the date , of said mortgage, with interest from the first diy of January, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, eight hundred and seventeen, and agreeable to the condition <>l a bond bearing even date with said mortgage—On motion of Felix J. Hums, attorney for the ssitl Richard Richardson; ft is Ordered that the said Jeremiah Miller do within twelve months pay into the Clerk’s office the principal, interest, and cost due on said mortgage, or in default thereof, the equity of redemption in the aaid mortgaged premises will from thence forth be for ever foreclosed and hared. It is further ordered that a copy of the foregoing rule he published in one of the public gazettes of this state, once a month for twelve months, or he personally serv ed on the said Jeremiah Miller six months before the time appointed for (he pay ment of the money into court as aforesaid. La.tract from the minutes, 281/i April 1821. John Carpenter, el k. May 3 ntl’Jm G iolutTa. LL'/COLM SUPER ion COURT, April Term, 1821—Monday the 23d day. Planter Cowling, vs. j RULE fur Nathaniel Adams, adminls- J* /enclosure trator on the. estate of Na- j oj Mart thaniel Adams, deceased. J gnge. XT PON the petition of Rlauter Cowling, praying the foreclosing the equity of re demption in and to all lliat tract of land tying and being in the county of Lincoln and state of Georgia, containing five hun dred and seventv acres, more or less, ad joining lands of Gatherel and Saunders on the South} Eastwardly by lands of Mis Jdiinter and John Ware; Northwardly by Seas!runk’s land, and Westward!;/ by binds of Robert Fleming and estate of Dowsing, which iia ; ' ‘ract of land was mortgaged by Nathan- . Adams in his life time to your petitioner, the better to secure the sum of three thousand two hundred and forty •even dollars and sixty two cents, with interest. On motion of Micajah Henley, attorney or said Slaul.er Cowling— lt is Ordered, that the principal, interest, and cost he paid into court within twelve months finni this dry, otherwise the equity of redemp tion ii and to the mortgaged premises w ill be from henceforth foe ever hared and foreclosed, and this rule he published in one of the public gazettes of this state, once in every month until the time ap pointed by this rule for payment, or a co py served upon the said administrator of the mortgagor or hia special agent, at least six months previous to the time the mo ney is directed to he paid into court. True copy taken from the minutes ol ( J.incoln Superior Court, April Term, IS3l—Monday the 23d day of said Month. Peter Lamar, tTk. May 3 ml2m . Notice. NINE months after date zpplicatio will be made to the. honorable th e Court of Ordinary of Burke county, for leave to sell the real estate of the late Dr- Thomas Leavitt, deceased. Eliza A. Leavitt, adm’x. April 19. m9m 1821 Notice. AU. persons indebted to the estate of the late Dr. Thomas Leavitt, dve’J, either by note or open account, are re <pleated to come forward and pay the same before the Ut <lay of November next. — All persona having claims against the es tate are notified to exhibit '.hero to the administratrix within the time prescribed by law, properly authenticated. Eliza A. Leavitt, ssdm’x. April 19. ts Notice. Months after date, application I will he made to the Honorable Court of Ordinary, for the county d lincolu, fur leave to sell four hundred and thirty acres of land, more or less, os the waters ot Little Biver, joining Samuel* and other;, the negroes belonging to the eaatc 04 Hezckia Spiers, hue of said count t, dc- Ceasud 'V m. Willingham, Zac h truth >piers, Admimstrators March 29. n.9m NINE months after date application will be nvulo to the honorable the Cou>t of Ordinary of Richmond couutv for leave to sell t wo hundred and fifty acres of land, lying in the second district of Early, ttnd known as lot No 39, the same being the real property of F.insane 1 Gregory dc- I Ceased, and sold fur the benefit of all con cerned. Lewis Gregory, adm’r, %* We are aiithonzt-tllo Announce Col. M F BtUSCLAIB, »* nauJidate for Receiver of Taut Re turn* foe the county of Kichoioad at the approach- KctrelMn. ifovember S—S Sheriff’s Sale. W LL be Sold, at the Court-House, in Wi-.renton, on the fir* Tuesday in De cember next, between die hours otSafe. 200 acres of pine land, -on the vatei* at ftrter Creek, sdjniniog of Blsnlfoid and others, the place whereon Thomas Bush no* lives; levied on to satisfy mi execution -fl favor of Lar kin Battle, vs. Andrew Hush znd Thomas (luslupointed out by Thomas Busiu —ALSO— One Negr» girl, by -the mime of Morning, *ix or seven years' old ; levied on to satisfy several small execu tions iu fever of 11. ». Thompson awl i others, v«. Jmius Rogers, jun. levied on m<i returned to me by l a Constable, and pointed out by defendant. —ALSO— -454* acres of land, more or less, on the waters of Long-Creek, wh joining of Friend Johnson, ciai.-theis, it being the place whereon Sandeford now lives, with good isif-rovcments on it, levi ed on to satisfy an Execution, hi favor o< Ezekiel Smith, aiul others, vs. tteitjamm Sandeford, Charles Harrel and Nathan Ct-lpcpper, pointed out by Sandeford. —ALSO— • Sor 10 acres of Cotton in 'he field taken to satisfy an Execution in favor of Thus. Maddox, am! others, vs. Jas. Cady, jun. poicted out by defen dant. —ALSO— -5 Negroes, to wit: Ben, a man about 35 years of age, Rebecca, about the same, and Kitty, Nancy 10 or 12, Alford, 6 or 8, three beds and furniture, one net of tablc-S one sideboard and bu reau, 12 setting chairs, with all thefurni* •are belonging to the house, 10 head of cattle, one cart and steers, a hay mare and sorrel horse; levied on to satisfy an exe cution in favor of the State, vs. James Lay less, Jas. Cady, jun. and Jacob Garalt, pointed but by Layfcrs. — ILSO — 110 acres of pine land, on the waters of Fort creek, it being the place whereon (he defendant now lives; levied oil to satisfy an execution in favor i's David Cady vaCader Harrel, pointed out by Harrel. —ALSO— -4*oo acres, more or loss, o r Oak and Hickory land, on the waters of Uedlick, adjoining of Jao Rogers, Wynn St others, v/ilh good inipi'oveineuts on it, it being the place whereon tiie de - fendant now lives; levied on to satisfy an execution in favor of Baker and Ucelli, vs. Jack Devenport. A..Rogers, s. w. c. November 1 wtds. Sale, ILL bo sold at Ike. court-house in Warren ton on (lie first Tuesday in’ Decem ber next, between the usual hours of sale One looking glass,two trunks fashionable doubling, consisting of one big coat, coatees and pantaloons, waist coats, &c.—also, lot of coarse broad'cloths, one hut, one pair «f taylors pressing irons, one baiibox, several other article* too te dious to mention, levied on as the pro perty of Louis Morin, to satisfy an exccu lion in favor of Francis Bouycr, vs. Louis Morin. A. H. McCormick, d.s.w.c. November 5. wds Sheriff’s Sale Will be sold on the firs* TUESDAY iti December next, at the Court-house in Warreuton, between the usual hours of sale. The half of one wagon an:l four horses, taken on the foreclosure of a mortgage, in favor of James I’ollhill, vs. John G. Andrews—pointed curt by pUlntili, Oct 2d, 1821. A. Rogers, s.w.c. October S wt-k Tax C«A\ecVor*s Sale. w If. be sold <»i the fust Tuesday in 1 December next, at the mart, ct house in (he city ot Augusta, betweea the usual sale hours, 100 acres of laml la Warren count}', levied on as live pivjjtcrty of John Reynolds, to satisfy his State md county lax foe die year- 1330.—Tax due 31 J, cents. ALSO— One house- anti lot near Suai mervill*, Uichrt-isd county, levied on as the property -of Daniel Tloxum, to satisfy his state, and owtirty tax for tke year 5 t'2o. 1 Tax due 87 5 . ctck —ALSO— | 106 acres of laud in .Burke county, lcst«l ust as the pivi-jicny <rf Va thhdx Ward, Seaborn Warn, guanli-m., t-> utkty- her state ommty tax for the ; year 182-0. Tax -due §1 S 9 cr.n'i i ALSt t One house and 104 im ttie cilv of Augusta adjtvsateg fov'er cmi of Xhe Bridge st, ojad fio-x ling -c-d B-ro'nl vlrest, i leered on a. tke jproyw:y <T4VIi*G. Gifc son, it. Co. to satisfy their -it*!* and *r«intj. ty (ax for yv sr 1820. Tax av iifi ] 85 ceat*, —ALSO— One lwMi»eaatl io4 in the city of adjiwwag fkst-of Job S.. Jlar • ncy, levied ona« the fwa-pesW Mta, A«i. U S'urges, er ■ffon, to carittqr-stale iw,! j c/waity tax for 42? e year 122 U. Tsscaluo i Ss*4 si -cnialx. ALSO— _ One SsDUfc awd lot in the raty; n< Vegv-r c 4ut -of Mrs. David Mi Kiosjey and others, Siwitvsg <» I!rand street, l«ie.i ten vs tsv? -pisgv esvy -df Adam; HulcSsßtars, so «»tujft- his state »nd -county ( tax; lot 43at yea IS2iL Tax -due 43 ceat*. —M .SO One hioi&se jghl 3n Hie city i of Auyowtx, kwwa xJ list; pfepepty of! Sfartokeek Wdrwa, JesieJ tm sstbfe du*' saw cwnaty 'js for tiie },'-exr Utl-S.— 1 Our "S* £7? oeist*- iL Hwgg, T, C. Oc'.rbcx j. ac 4 SbcriiTs Sale. w ILL fee sold at Lincoktton on Ac, fir*. Tuejdsyin December next, between the usual lioursof sa'e. One negro man by the name of Dave, taken an the pi openy of Carter' Wilkr son, to satiety two extent ions against !Aid Wflkeson, one in favor of Thomas M. Bonderant vs, said WHkeaon ; one in favor of Aiilol B. Neigh vs. said Wilkeson — pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. ALSO One negro named Jacob, taken as the property of Wot. Covington—exe cutions, one inifavor of Stoval & Limaii, (or James Lamkin vs. said Covington , one in favor of Morgan St Smith, for Wm. Ans tin vs. said Covington—property pointed out by the plaintiff—Terms cash. N, Bussey, d.s.l.c. November 5 wds Administrator’s Baie. ILL be sold on Friday the four teenth day of December at the bite resilience of William Jones, deceased, of Hutke county, all the perishable properly of said deceased, consisting of Corn and Fodder, Horses, Mules, Stock of Hogs and Cattle; —also the household am! kitch en fan >i tore, awl the farming utensils, and a number of other articles too tedious to enumerate. Terms of sale made known on the day. Augustus IT. Anderson. Isaac Walker, Administrators. November 5- ts Administratrix Sale. W ILL be sold on Tuesday (he 4th of I January, 1822, at the late residence of Dr. Thomas Leuvetie, deceased, of J/ttrfce county, all the perishable property of said deceased, consisting of Negroes, Stock of all kind. Household and‘Kitchen Furniture Corn, Fodder, Plantation utensils, &c.— Terms of sale—Cash. —ALSO,— Will be rented at the same lime, the Plantation, whereon (he said deceased re sided. Eliza A* Leavelte, atlnrx. November 8 \v6w. Notice. t V lILL be soM on the 15lli ‘lay of Slo ceniber next, at the late residence of William M‘Natt, late of (lie county of Burke, deceased : a Slock Os Cattle, a Set of Blacksmith's Tools, two Feather, Bids, Bedsteads and Furniture, one Horse, and a. number of other Articles, too tedious to mention. Terms—twelve months credit will be given with small notes, and approved security. Property i not to be removed until the terms of sale are complied with. Philip Lumpkin, Atlm’r. October 29 w Ids Admin’strater’s Sale. w i I.L be sold on Tuesday the 4th of I December next, at the market house in the city of Augusta, The real estate of James Kicrnon, dec- late »f Edgefield district, South-Carolina, being far the benefit ol the heirs and creditors of said deceased lloht. McCombs, udfti’r. Sept. 20 Ids In Equity. Agtxs Nesbitt, T vs. a Hugh W. Nesbitt, ct. al. j ' In obedience to an order of the Court of Equity,-will be sold on Tuesday, the fiist day of January ueirt, at the house nl Joseph Carrie, on Bench island, on i'. cre dit ofoue year, a gang of Negroes, from 25 to dO in number—the cost and lees of suit in cash and notes, and seem tty still be required—purchasers will pay for bills es sale for the Negroes. Mbitfield Brooks, Commissioner in Equity. Edgefield Court-Jiouse,_Sep't, 27 in Equity. Job’s Garrett, and Wic, A BILL vs. C for •Ttihii Hay, adm’r,and olliers. jl’arluicn. ; In ohc-Ji’orice to an order of the Court of 'Equity, will ke sold at Edgefield court-; ' house on the first Monday in December i nest, on a credit of one and two years, 5 tracts cl Land of the estate of James Day, ; deceased, lying adjoining each other, . within filt-ee-w miles of Augusts, and con i taining upwards of 1009 acres. The cost,' and fees .of suit, in cash, and bond, and , sacurity, will be required BurcliasetA ■ will pay liar title deeds to each tract Wixitfleid. Brooks, Corner Edgefield district. F.ilge&eld Court-house, ScpiT 77 George Hammond ,-s A Harney* Etc. / INEQUITY v* \ Dili to sell trust Charies Goodwin, j estate. 1 Jv dbodkmos to t.w staler ofihc conrt of Entity will be sold at Edgefield Court Uv tsc, (Smith Carolina,) tm'the first Mon-. : day its December next, o»; a credit-of one 1 aard two years a tract of land, -containing • ImuJred and forty nine acroc, agree-. rfhly to the -original .plat, -lying on Horse. I «roek, willi'm a few miles of Augusta i The .tract consists <<f b considerable pro ; portioa es swnwp land <ff the first quality. ; Thehigh lend is well adapted to the cul ture us-com and notion, and affords .a •mocf . eligible Stbeantiful site,for building,'which ! commands & view us Augusts and its vi i trinity. The -cost and fees in each, .ami bond and security will be required TLc pußcbaxecpriU .pay .for a title deed, Wiik. Brooks, 'Conrrmissicnver in Equity. Edgefield Court flout e, j> 20Hi Oct. 1821. A_ ’ Job Pritiling wVWij' JExetmtf <? at i3dsjOsc£ t GLOBE TATEBN AND SAVANNAH AND TV ESTERN STAGE OFFICE. Wa SHANNON, .OiESPECTFHLLT acquaints his friends and the public that his bouse has under gone » thorough repair, and tlrit it wilt afford to Boarders, and Travellers, a re ception as comfortable as any otter Estab lishment of the kind in the Sothern States The Globe is Situated on Broad Street in the very center of the City and Offers peculiar advantages to the Planter, and to Men of business generally. His stables are • furnished with the best of provender, and with faithful and atten tive hostlers. He only solicits from the pub lic that proportion of patronage which bis -attention to business and to the comfort of his customers may entitle him to. A Literary, Commercial and Politics BEADING ROOM. Will be shortly opened for the accom modsuion of his customers. Uober, 15. ts VET AT .TV V JAMES HALL, XIr.SPECTFLT.LV informs his friends and the public, that be lias taken bis fir mer stand back of the Bridge Hank, and hopes from bis due attention to bus ness, that he will be patronised by a libcnal public. He also informs the public (hat Ids house shall be kept in such style as will make- it comfortable to those who will give him a call—and that it sliali not he resor ted to by characters who will not respect the House. Se-'t. ip her 27 ——ts ~o a Prn/i'ssor nf Music from -Ww.J’ijfc and JJuntm. Respectfully acquaints the Pub lic, that the enecturagement he I’as re ceived, lias determined him n commence the instruction of Pupils, on the Piano Forte Hiul'in Sing ing with the proper method of accompa nying the A'icc, according to the most ap proved modern style on Jlhmluy the 4lh c.f November, be will also give lessons on (be VIOLIN, VIOUNCELLO, &c, Ac. with the Science of Composition. As the number of his Pupils will necessarily be limited, an early application must be made for thefcM. remaining Vacancies. Any commands h it ale BOOK STORE of Mr. S. Stvksks, will receive every at tendon. November I—lt B-aue mg Academy . IVIdU COLMF.SNIL rcspoclftdly informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Augusta, that he will «pcn his DANCING SCHOOL on the first Saturday in November, and it will continue open throughout the Sea son, for Subscribers Mr. C. being well known in this place, flutters himself that Parents and Guardians will favor him with the Tuition of their Children. \ Lessons will be given on every Satur day morning, from 9 until 12 o’clock, and in the evening from A o’clock until sun set. Price of Tuition Ten Dollars per quarter payable in advance. Two and half months tuition will he the full quarter, including three Exhibition Balls, to which parents and guardians oL his Scholars are invited. N. B.'Ladies and Gentlemen who may wish to take private Lessons in Dancing, Mr. C. will be happy to wait upon them'’ at their houses or at the Dancing Acade my, on Grecn-strect Augusta, October 22 Gt Agreeably to mi Order Ob tained from the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Richmond county, will be wild on the first Monday in Janua ry next, at the Market-house in tire city of Augusta, m ssmssms^ Belonging to the Estate of David Me- Kinney,dre’d, for the benefit of iris heirs" and .Creditors. Constance S. McKinney, Aduunistratrix. September 27-—wti2t *_ -j FOR SALK. | A Bvftat liavgAip.- fB'THE subscriber oilers for sale her plan-: a_ ttaticn in Bunk-e -comity, the late re s’der.ce -of Dr Tomas Lctwitl, See, -con-; Laitneg €SO acres, more or less,, lying near 1 Wavii -s.liH’imgh, and well adapted to the ; culture Corn, Cotton, and grain of every ; j kind, acetnftu'Uihle dwelling house will lint nt'Cresary .out .b.ii-l.iings ■■including a 1 la'ge ari'.\v gin house and gin. Payment! | made easy, and pnssrrdon given the first i r-f January, 1822, and if required the pur-! chaser can be sup lied with corn, foddei , and stock of .nil kinds on the premises.— 1 'For further particulars, enquire of the. subscriber on the premises, Eliza A. Leavitt, atlm’x. April iD m9m For Sale, j That well known ami valuable plan tation whereon William Tones, deceased, lived, in the county of Burke, containing : Fifteen Hundred acres of oak and hickory land, .and about two hundred acres dear ed, well .adapted to the -onHuiie of .corn and .cotton. On the above premises there is a good two story house, .and all ether necessary out buildings, and an etscellent Saw and Grist 'Mill on a never failing stream —three hundred acres moire of pine ’and adjoining the above, lying - in the county id Richmond, and about -seventy acres .cleared. We deem a further des cription -unnecessary, but -invite ail those persons >who wish to purchase a valuable place, to come and view the premises and judge for Themselves. iFor further parti culars apply to Augustus IL Amlersoa. isoae Walker, | VdmtiustratocE rfthe .estate <aT\Vin. Jones. Ntw- 1 ; JS., 5-As \ A Great Bargain. sobscnbcr being-dreirous to’Te. move to the Western country; again offers for sale his PLANTATION, whereon lie now lives, situated in Colum bia county, thiiteen miles from Augus ts, and nine from CohMnhiaCourt-House, immediately leading from the latter to the former place. This tract of Land, contains three hundred and twenty.f eu r acres, about two hundred ten of which is cleared, ami under good fences; the soil is equal to any upland in the county, and ' a part of that which is to clear, is equal i to any in the state. The situation is high ami believed to be as healthy as any in the neighbourhood. Onthe premises is a good dwelling house, good kitchen, and all necessary out buildings, including a ■ new Gin House and Stables. Also, a large Orchard of ibach, Apple and Cherry ■trees, a good garden, two flush springs of pure water, quite convenient. This Plantation having having been advertised test spring; I deem it unnecessary to say any thing more of its situation,•qualities. as it is expected that those wishing to purchase will view' it the n selves.— Shout'd this tract of land he too small, there. a v e five or six hundred acres of good lands adjoining, which miy be bought on good fenr.s immediati ly. The above described tract of land will he offered at private sale, until Thursday, the slh day of December-next, and if not sold will then he put up to the highest bidder, together with all the Vkuiation tools, corn, fodder, household & kitchen furniture. For further particulars, en quire of Mr- John Casino, of Augusta; Mr. John Turpin, at the Quaker Spring, Mr. llynaum of Columbia Court House, or to the subscriber on the premises. Littrehci ry Clanton. October 18 law It's Notice. jA;IT. pc-sfins ,n whom ,hc est.t-o of William Junes, deceased, (lute of Burke comity) are indebted to. are requested to bring their accounts forward, in terms of the law; anil there that are indebted to the estate, are requested to come forward and make immediate payment to Augustus H. Anderson, Isaac Walker, Administrators. November 5 ts Notice. ALT, persons having demands against the Hrtale of Alexander Carter, late of Iturko county, deceased, are hereby, notified to present their accounts duly at- ' tested within the time prescribed bylaw; and all those who are indebted will avail themselves of th is notice, to come forward and make such arrangements as will be satisfactory. John C. Poythress, Qualified adm’r on the estate of A. Carter. P. S—ln my absence application can be made to my attorney, K Morris, F,sq’r, , from whom any necessary information can be obtained relative to the settlement of said estate Waynesboro/ Sept 10 Administrator’s Sale. WILL be sold on the 27th day of De cember next, at the house of William Je* ter, agreeable to an order of the honora ble the Inferior court for ordinary pur „ poses, the property of Jeremiah Gartriil, dec consisting i f Negroes, the stock of Cattle, Horses, suv* Household St Kitchen Funiittmv with many other articles too tedious to mention. i William Jeter, adm’r. November i 2 wStp Administrators Sale. Ox the first Monday, in January next; , will be sold at Lincoln court house, one Negro Girl named Alcey, the property t f Zaohariah McKinney, dec. late of Lincoln J county, soKI agreeable to an order of the •> court of Ordinary of said county, for the , I benefit of the heirs. Terms made known on Use day of rate-. John McKinney, Travis MteKimnry, .hluiinisiruloi”-- i November 12 wStp . : land for sale. ! THE subscriber offers for sale, a vain. > ,i able Tract ofLand,lying on Fishing-creek, i Lincoln county, containing 420 acrt-iiav ; ing on it a good dwelling house, gin house, ' 1 and aSi other necessary buildings—aeon ; ; siderable part o( lire iaod in cultivation, is . ;. fresh, uml under good fence !twill be sold we; v low for cash—but if preferred, ! I i credit of one or two years will ve given-; , I Enquire of the subscriber living in Gosh- ■ , en, Lincoln county James E. Todd, Agent for John W. Freeman. October 22 w. 6 ; To Rent* ! i r V i i HE dwelling house on Reynold Street, lately occupied by Major Oraylon, posses-: sinn given on (test day of November. Ap idy u» . i J«lm Phmizy, acting , , -■ldm V of the estate of F, PUinzy. October 2S ■3t Georgia, Lincoln county. "fInmiEUEA-S Jane Stokes, Win. Wade v'/ Stokes, and Archibald Mtmlford Stokes, has applied for letters of adminis tration on the estate and effects of Wtn. Stokes, sen. deceased. * These are therefore to cite ami admo nish all and. singular the kindred amt ere- i ditors of said deceased,, to be and appear t •at my office, within tfhe time prescribed n bylaw, to shew enu sc (if any they have) s why said letters off tfiministratiou should : -c not be granted. ; t •Giv-en under my band at office, this Sill v day of November, 1821. ' c Win. harper*«. jc. o. Noixoiher 12. 33 s " Noiificis I*«E public are hereby - M ■ (: . a P lain James Ware.' of ’■ ot Amhert, and Strte of vw ■ ''V pointed one Principal Agentsc 1 * I die, eastei n and northern Stated* F^^SS*stt| hy US> slu ‘^ e as ls sailed by b >tl, nf’J Kelson C, Dawson, Ambrose iUicker, November 12 -_^ w Patenlce " Caution. 4 LL persona are hereby cautioned XA g-airst trading fur, r> r rcrriving j,, t. Oreillmpt. W of EdgciiddlW a na.e ot hand, payable twelve mom •iii-',. date, dated K'’ h January, ]8 )j ■ Eight Hundred and En c IMfcirs’, drawn tue subscribers and payable to the v ISmil.aupt, as administrator nfiiu esta td Urclrard .h boson, deceased, widi t wtM annexed, as we are determined u to pay the same. The properly far which the note w given, having since been declared by t! decision of the Cnut of Appeals of iiou Carolina, to belong to the estate of m’, Mary Johnson, dec. of which one rs t subscribers is entitled to a distiihmi share. And C. llreithaupt, F.aq. ; s cautioned not to transfer or pa s the m note to the adminis'rators of the estate Mrs. .Mary Johnson, dec. until they ha first given good and sufficient security any other person. John T. Lamar, Charles Lamar. November 12 3t Lauds $ Milk EOII SME. THE subscriber offers fur sale liigpJn tation on both sides of Williumsm Swamp Creek.—lt is supposed to coma .5000 acres, but was origina'ly smvevi for 4000; and has upon it two Grist Mi and one Saw Mill, For further particula apply to iny brother, Major Hiriml Long, of Wilkes county, or to me up the premises. John Junius Long. Washington county, > Nov. 12, 1831. S ts Administrator's bale. ■ W ILL be sold to the highest bidder l| the house of James Landers, lute of coin county, deceased, on the lust day December next, all the personal pmpcrlH of said deceased, consisting of stock various kinds i also the plantation household and kitchen furniture, the present crop of corn, fodder and crH ton, and sundry other things too to mention Terms made known on clay of sale. Jelm H. Walker, atlm’i', H November 12——3 t Administrator’s Sale. I WILL he sold on Tuesday the day of January next, at Lincoln ccuvtH house, between the usual hours, andsgreeH able to an order of the htonoiable court ordinary of said county, all the negroes beH longing to the estate of James LanderiS dec. Twelve months credit will be gireiH by the purchaser giving small notes witlH approved security. ■ John H. Walker, adm'r. I November 12 3t I - ‘'vH Notice. I NINK months after date application! will be made to the honorable Intel rior court of Lincoln county for leave tql sell all the real estate of James Laiiclevsl dec. with the widow’s dower in it, tlnl land lying on Gray’s creek in saidcoiintyl John SI. Walker, ailai’r E November 12, 1821 m9m E Notice. I \ LL persons having any demands a-l gainst the estate of James Larders,! late of Lincoln county, dec. are hereby! notified' to render in their accounts dull? attested according to law. John H. Walker, aciniV. November 12 ,5t Administrators’ Sale. be sold on the tenth day of December next, at the late residence of Cod. John Foster, dec. in Columbia couiV’ ty, a part of the personal property of said deceased, consisting of the present crot> wf Corn, Fodder mid'flats —the stock of Uorsee, Mules, Cattle and Hogs—the household and Kitchen furniture, plant: l , tion tools,, an excellent and new patera runninggeer of agin, and a fltty saw gut nearly new. together with a number iu articles too tedious to enumerate—and tbe in-ins will be very accommodating dMirohasers. t Elizabeth Foster, Atlm x. Artlrar Foster, l Ub .„ Collier Foster, j October 25 adds If not disposed of on the above da/ he sa'e will continue from nay to not 1 the whole is sold. November WASHINGTON Coffee-House. rTTHE subscriber having great I v inrpre- R. ved, and still -adding considerable improvements to his HOUSE in Washing ton, invites the patronage of those « >'* may visit tlie up country- H e “f, such as may favor him with their calls, ** every exertion 'shall be made r f. r, _ , the time agreeable, and every o e ic which the country can afford, anal e . cured, to render id® board accepla > e. A. H. Sijef-u. J.uily IS