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V e fnlia various sources, the fol
pWing i.ufinienested Ice Jlijonialfcwhich were com*
inapt eh iriun ibcir m authors by the lofty pa
tr.orisin. \ ■ r , alt:its an|! .-ucres® of General Har
r;,o:i. long heft)re ho u ;s! Eutod or the Presidency
and ns times w hich give ihem weight suf
ficient |o bf:"i ail Ire petty calumnies and
quibbling*.; jecifons »tk> ipvtj raaligniiymay now
preaUi: >o (•- . aga»istv ihe vvar-w fen and tiine
[nnwnid point*; and aefldijh.
The autii*-- ' *Hi pK*t< i.'frs! l| e nliaoks of
ocofu o fe ' . |f I-:.’.-.-►tereotyp
kaj .is iiiini .it ale «| *•
lion, are nol I J United
.Stefa* 'he / -. I
James Vadi*- \; -\?.C6 .7 hard pi. Jrnn
■eon, AnfJumu H - - S ***° ‘ S *r
grr. Got S • M 3*. If\ru t Col Croghan, (01.
1) , , Jr HI the illusrn tos caia*
logo even Thomas Hit b \ Isaac HiU, Johi M
; fifths and 1/ ses D its a !/ f
Col. Richard 'i. Johns*; *, now Vice President of
die I need Slates, said; ijiflC ’ongress'—
\Vhe is then. Harris..;. H iThe son of one of the
of ;ne 1-ec laratiu: (of In'ependcnce. who
tpeTit ihe greater part of hM large fortune iu redeem
ing the pledge ho ihen g; ; ue, of his “ foriune. life
and sacked h*m *r, to £cj|rs the liberties of his
country. !
“ Oflhe c <reer of Gen lArnson I iped not speak
- the history oft tie Wewr, d bis history For forty
vears he has been idemi-iilif witn its interests, its
perils and rs hopes. HniHrsally beloved in the
walks ol ptace. and distin||ished by his ability in
the cooncs s ol hts count ryjjhe had been yet more
ilius'n i>ly dial ingulf*bed -.-I the field.
“ Oaring the late war. he!«|raa longer in active ser
v:ee man any o her Gene rcs joffi-er; be was, per
hniiS, ol;* I er in action jiny one ot them, and
never sustained a defeat '’
James Madison, ina spetfeji! message to Congress
I) 'etraher Is, 1?11, sard, is
“ While u is deeply lami' led that so many vam
to>; ■ lives have been lost ir.itkie action which took
place on the 7ih ultimo, Congress wiil see wnh sat
in fa lion the dauntless spiriij ; l loituude vicior.ons
iv displayed bv every he-< r|.jiiun of iruops eneaced,
ag well as the collected which distinguished
their ccmmaudei on on nclision requiring the ut
*i ejttitarns of MlsedMlinasigfoM
Janies Mpripep m his lif-jage to Congress. No-
lt>l2, sa.ii, ;
“ An ample f *r-*v* from lit; Slates ol Kentucky,
onto, Pennsylvania, and Vilijinia, is ( laced, with
the addition of a few regnla|i|, under ihe Command
ol Brigadier General Hairialfi, Who possesses the
er.iire confidence ot his 1 M *w soldiers, among
eh*im ire citizens some oft-ipw v lumeers in the
ranks, not ie>s dtst. their political sta
tions than by their personal ijipriis,.”
In Mr. Midi son's message s>i December 1513, the
vomplirnen! was extended, agDji flows:
“i he success Lake Ei|-havi g opened a pas
edge to the territory of the cltfsny, the officer com
cnad ing the Nonhwestern .f 'ms, transferred the
war thirl her, and, tepidly the hostile troops
fleeing with then savage ass.lt|iates,forced a general
action”, which quickly lermmli «l in the capture ot
rhe Hn'ish. and dispersion < savage force.
i. 7 c njM lly kernel rable to Major Gen
enAHarmem, hv vhose milittAy talents it wis pre
pared." | i
The following tribute ol pr| |se was paid to (Jen
erel liarnsoi., m 1811, *lei|’iiof the officers who
fought under his banner at mi* batile of Tippeca
noe* . f;
*’>hould our country again Irquire oor service to
oprx-se a civnized or a savaiitji|.e, we should mar. h
pder tkrteral Harn? uH wit h imuO OHMS {Mho coufi
cet.ee ol tirtory and lorne.' J;
JOEL COOK, R. B. BIIIITON, NATHAN
mOAMS A. HAWKINS, iff* BURCH STEAD,
HOSEA BLOOD, JOSIA#NEEI.ING, Ot G.
BURTON, C. FLLLLK, G1 iGOODING, J I>.
FOSTER. I
Sima of a letter from Collpavis, wh i u-.s ki!-
ie<i at ihe battle of rippeeanoi|, Ai oust 24. IS! I:
‘*l make free to declare, tigs? i e imagined
dlfB(» win mn rad Mary menifklMe Ww t aad Oen.
Hams un is the lirst oi the two ;”
Meeeage ui Simon Snyder,? Governor ; f Penn
sylvarua, Deceaib r 10, 1813 t| ;
*• Irca-iy is the bruw oi !ht<|young warrior. Cro
ghan,eockckd with iaorels, feiid the Uessings of
thousands of women and . hikyikl rescued iromihe
; < oipiug k.iiteot the ru>bless t|i|rege of the wilder
ness, and from the Mil am Proctor, r<<>n
iitriiiia and his gall ml
In ihe Legishnore of li>«lian|,j on she lCthN<-v.
til I, the t p aherof ibeH motlsC MagtcaaMwevea,
t,, Wffl j h;: ,n, thus addl&aed -ener 1 Harri
son < i
bir—The iiou%e i 1 RepredijatatiOßa of the In
d.ana t-rn.ory, in ibalttWti .. and m behalf ot
ih*-ir v ,w, most eordia.iiy recipruc&ie ue
coiigiatiihiimi of your Liceil|i;--y on the gh . is
rvatut ofth< e nguinary o«|i|ict with tbsShaw
„on ; .he tribes o ps| iai -
kii him: v I • n we aee dwSiayea in behalf of
Haiuy.no only the co s| :;.iuaie abiimea ut
iviv general,but the beroismof p.e man ; and w hen
w e take it.l * view ;:;eban fils i|; eh m ;si rejuil to
that country from ihoscexcnio!-, we cannot, lot a
moment, wg.Uh- -id mi mecu u« a.o la;;se.”
Lsjishiturr c./ K ■■■; tm hv jtdfimmty 7, If !2
*• Reso- f- d, By the fi-n-oe
latives. i the *teoi Ketitack.H> ; , ui «hc t a;e cam
■ap aaamst the Jucn iaa opoa • uhe VVaba&n. Qov.
William Henry Hamms has blhaved hke a iiero.a
p.a-not and a general ; and Uia§ h>r hi- cool, dei-’i
rrate, and gallant conoC* ! n< ihe femlr of
Tippecanoe, he wi i deserve wat weal t;.ank»
of h:? country and his naues '!
Gen. Ani’c ny Wayne, ;;; hi' L-ftier to the ?c-cre
lary of VVar, giving an official wieount ol tas tan
u«\:nary Indian Battle, in l7t) J, sjaji > ;
“>iv faithful and gallant I'Wt Harr -
rendered ihe ino-i oacrritiaf by communica
ting my orders i|i every dirt cti|.ji, ai.d by his «.• n
t:oct and bravery, exciting the itj'oops t > press lor
victory.” I *
V 3 ? *
Resolution directing the madaD * struck, and,‘tu he
t«»getlier with fhelhark* o; presented
to 'fajor G'-neral Harrison, jatud Gj\ s»heiby,
and for other purposes. J <
Ifmffrif, By the tiotth awifloue of Re;.re
eentatives of the I ailed K aM |; Amwii i ;n Con
arr»-s8 asseraded, lint the ij.ji■ ;-> ut Congress
t.e.nnd >hev are hereh\. m-hLc to Meger Gen
eral William Henry Darns**- . bftd Isaac t-hel ly,
late f iov ol K* r.; uc kj, and thnjbgh I hem, to ihe of
!>• trs and men under iheir comiji.: nd, t<*r their gal
lantry and go d conduct in dAki ng tiiL- c »<abined
British and Indian forces Proc
tor, on live Thames, in Upper tlt-nada, on the fifth
(jay'ef October.onethousand light hundred and
thirteen, capturing the 6ri:;s!ta,iiiy,with ti.oir i.ag
age, camp equippage, and .' ; ; and that tne
president ol tne I nite Mates b- requested tu cause
tw o gold jaedals to he struck, .moierna:;e ol ling
tiiumph, and be pre-- ;.tod t< '■ ic t?r;d Harrison and
Isaac Shvihy, late Gov. ot iv. . y.
* il. Cr.AV,
Speaker of ;he House o Represenia’ives.
AiM.v Gail card.
President pi the Seni -c, pro tempore.
April 4,13 lb. Approved, |
tfi\.\iEs Monroe.
Gov. Shell y to Mr Madisiu, May IS, 1314,
sa;. > : i;
“ J leel co you |ha! I he
lutt (Jen Harrisn tu be cue - the just military
■ i - If*
Col. Kichaid M Johnson to C|= i. Harrison, July
4, 1»13.so) s:
“ We did not vant to serve um * cotvo rd < or trai
tors ; but under unr [Hirrisou_ iG# hadpr< ved him
/fto hr if. <■, ; ■ udeul cn.br :t
ComKiudore Peny to General Harrison, August
i .' '. - • 'i
•• The prompt change mare h\ you ntheord r f
battle on ds - vermg the ; osi.to ot n.een my, .s
always appeared to me to haw? evinced a high
DEGREE Os MILITARY TALE.vj. I Corn* IT Wn 1
vene'he rafale Shelby in hie general a;*pro!».uion of
your conduct in that campaign.'’i
Honorable Langdon L he ts, <j4 the i.aule of the
Thames i
•• 'i \ pti lory of Harrison ».• ts\sstch as vould ho re
serwtd loaK nan ti ueral hi tin ' °J the
Repubiu-. the horn w« of . tnu p\ i He put an c. i
to the Warm tht i’ppnm-<st Cnr^i'da”
. I
Set liraents ol *he Hero of F«*: Stephenson, Col.
Croghan : I
i ccsire no plaudits which a?e upon
meaiiiu General Htliimi
-1 have lit ihe warm, st anu, i ; n c ni fur him as a
man, and my eootMen e.u nuu it,;an abiei-jmmaa
der rsii. iu> ult*lw|itti I foci >vc y ihal
iu- will at ail times do mejusli e; unu nothing
eou'd give me more pam than t| sec Ins euMßs*
seize upon ihl|3 UCOltttiiß to deal <|lp their unified
iifung!* atni acrimonious dwlike _ i»ud so .oi.g as tie
t-oOUiiaes v as am> humoie lie h s hitber
iod '.ie t .in aK- ihe wisest arnf gtintnu, and the
m .. |Q m*iuus dupositton, wham? the forces under
; . : w ; ::y -rj.:.. not n >: aie 10
A1- -»)*•-• * 1
* :
ii
ccnfiJemt a&ich he so rvcf ly tr.t its, anil wLk h I
on no occasion been withheld
The Richmond Enquirer said :
“G cn Harrison's iener tells os every thing that
we wish to know about the officers, aroept himself
He docs justice to every one but Jdurrisrn —and
the world must therefore (iojusiiceto the man who
was too ra>das? lo be just to himself.”
From Gen. Harrison's report of the batiie of the
Thames :
*• We have suffered greatly for the want of pro
visions, and the whole army has suhstste- , for the
last three days, on raw beef without salt.”
50“ ** *n ah ace*, and in all countries, it has been
I observed, that the cuiit'. ators of the s-d! are I hose
j w iiO are rlie least wihing to part with their rights,
i and submit themselves to the will oi a master.
U u. II Harris v.
50" ‘ THE PEOPLE OF THE L >T \i i>
'lay ihcv cver r- teirber that to p’T > > *ve their
■ IRiernes, thcyniosi do the*r uwn voti c a i*.i tiieir
I own fighting H n .aarsox
“ Genet .1 Harrison has done more for hi- , o n
trv, w ith less compensaiion lor it, than any man
jiivi’;, 2 ” Pf.esid; nt .Madison.
Ex Governor Iraac Hill, Novcmbei '2'S, i6J3, in
ih? New Haiapslirre Patriot said :
“ W hat man lb ct, wliuse w hole heart and sold i_-
net British, that cannot sincerely rejoice in the late
1 vi lories of Perry and Harrison, that does not k*el
a ride in the valor and put rio i in of I lie heme.- of
the West, who have treed a country large as the
Empire of Alexander the Great, i-nm the Indian
tomahawk and scalping I idle 1 It there b - such an
oue, he is a traitor So the country — Ue p assesses !.'.e
sp rit of a murderer.”
John M Niles, late Van Buren cand date for Gov.
in Conne.-i’cnt. ia his hie of Perry published in
lb'2l. after giving a general biography ot Gen llar
rircn,*a:d
“ The defence of Fort Meigs, and thesuhseauent
capture* f the Bniisharmy,may l»e fairly considcr
i ed the m*»ss brilliant and extraordinary events al the
late war.”
In alluding totiie battle of the Thames, he said ;
“It must Fe conceded that this victory reflected
I great honor upon the national arms, and upon the
j troops by v hom it teas achieved.
j “ The rciten, and the movements which preceded
! it, afforded ample testimony of the judgement and
c v eJ intrepidity es (Jen. Ha rison; and, indeed,
; all ihe events of the campaign support these char
j actislics ; the disa-ter- a.tending it having, in no in
stance, been impuiable to ]i m.
“ There are j e hap* on record fe v ipsmnccs ol
such cool and steady intrep* dity, on me port of
iniliua, or a torce oi this descrip ion, us was ci*o lay •
ed on lhi- occasion.
“ Harrison and Perry !e:i Detroit in tl;e Ariel, and
arrived at Eric on the Sad of October Here they
were received with every demonstration of Joy and
arm rat.on; the discharge of cannon, illuminations
iVc. 'J hey were hailed as ihe deliverers of ihe
I frontiers.”
An Kioqueut Record.
William Henry Hamsun was bom in Virginia on
theSih of February, 1773
in .791, when 19 years of age, he was appointed '
by vVashiiigton an Ensign in our iniant army.
in 17DZ, lie was promoted to the rank of Lieu
tenant : an ■ in 1793, joined the legion under Gen.
W ayne,and in a lew days thereafter, was seko’ed
by him as one of nis .V*!s.
(hi the ‘24i1l ot August, 1791, he dis'.inguishetl
kiras«*!t in the battle ot the Miami and elicited llie
most flattering written approbation of (Jen G ayne.
In .7y.i, he was made a Captain, and w as placed
in command of fort \N aaliingion
In 1797, lie was apponred, by President Adams,
Secretary of the Nor; n-western 'i'erntory and tx
officio Lt. Governor
In 1793. he was chosen a delegate to C* ngre-s
In .SOI, he was appointed time nor of Indiana,
and in the same year, President J ffer»on 3pj»**iuied
hnn sole Conunustoner for treating with the In-
Clans.
In !909, he was re-appointed Governor of Indi
ana bv .Madison.
On the 7th November, JSII, bo gained the great
victory of TIPPLCA.NOI
On the lith September, 1312, he was appointed
bv Madison, Coiumaiider-iit-Ghief of the Norfh
western a;ray.
On :be la; May. 1313, the seine ol Fort Meigs
commenced—lasted live days, anil was terminal*d
by the brilliant and successful sortie of Ge«. Har
rison.
On r he 3Ht July, ISIS, the battle ol Fort Ste
phensun oct-urrr d.
On lie fin October, ISI3, he gamed the splendid
victory at theTHAME3, over me Bti i h at!d In
dians under Proctor.
In *314, he was as pointed by Madison one of
the Commissioners lo rear with the Imlia.Na and
in tne same year, with lots colleague < Gov. Shelby
and Gr*n. Casa, concluded the cehfo.ated treaty of j
Greenville.
In 1315, he was again appointed such Commis
sioner. with G n. Me '.rthurand Mr. Graham, and
negol.aied a treaty at Detroit
In I; 16, he was CiC-Ted a member of Congress.
In January, 1- IS, he introduced a resolution in
honor ul K )-ciUik«, and s upported it ia one of the
n»u>t feeang, cla.-t cai and eioque t spec* aes ever
delivered in she House ol Representatives.
It- iblit, he was cHctc-d a mem tr of the Ohio
s>eri:iie
in 1321, he was elected -enatcr in Congress,
and wasapp .in ed in 1'25, Chairman of me .Mili
tary Gomimtlee m place of Gen Jackson, v\ho uad
resigned
1: 1327, he was appointed Minister to Colombia,
a;. ~in i3a3, wruie los inini-ina] ieuc-r to Bolivar |
the deliverer of 3ooih iat ;ica.
Ol him Cul Johnson (Vice I resident) tl.us spoke
in llie House ol liepresenla ive* whilst a member
ol that booy ;
“Ol ihe career of Gen. Harrison, I need not
speak—the history ot the west is Ins history F,r
forty years he cas been identified with its interests,
i'.- pen la, and is hofres HrJversiiiy beloved m
th? walks ot peace,and dtslingai.-hcd by his aluiiiv i
tii ihe cjui cits *>t ins country,be has been ys t m *re
illustriously di.-linguislmd in die field. During the i
late war. ne was i»ng»-r m ai-toai service than anv
oilier (J-i-neral officer; be was. pe;i;a; s, i*bner in
j action t .an any one ut tuera, and rarer sustained a
defeat.''
s?uoh is the man. who, still enjoying his ui tar
msiie - tame and glory, ami stand.ng on a p.-oud ,
an*i Jolty c-Hiioeiice where nenhor malice orenvv
can assail han, is now sumiuone*! ny lus grateful )
countryi.m-n to it-ave the quiet walks ot private hie !
la guide the councils ut ihe nation, “ and deliver
the country from ihe dangers which encompass il.”
! He will cf. her deliverer !
AUGUSTA
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY
Wt IS H>..
file (. trum tins estaolishment have t*ivc!j
; universalsatislaction s.n.e it has been inopei .t.or.
1 Vv e have low on ha. d a large stock of the raw
j material, of the Lest quality, and are readv to re
ceive orders for any descuption of CASTINGS
| either for Rail Roads. Aliils, hugii.es, oi
I other purposes. As we have a first rate patterr.
i Maker, and use nothing hut the be-t materials
I consequently we can warrant our Castings not oniv
| to work well, but be asstiong ana as web made a?
| any manufactured at the Aorta or elsewhere, and
i w*e challenge comparison.
We also manut ctpre lo order anv kind of
AGHICL LTL’KAL I MPLEMENTS. We are
now getting up, and will s|pn h ,ve made on
; n.ij ior sale,a variety of PL; UGiiS, of a;i
i .in i Si/c-, from tne sina*! lorry . iou_ii; u f > to the
| large four horse Plough. Also, draw Cullers,
Corn Sh,°tiers. Harrow-, IThtat dans, Cdtirators,
Wagons. L arts. 4 c --
articles would do well to call, as we are determin
ed to sell low for cash or city acceptances.
Orders can he left at the principal stores in
town, or at the establishment in rca. of the Pres
byterian Church, near the Rail uoad Depot, and
they w 'l be attended to pur. luallv.
uly illy THOS. HOPKIN3 4t Co.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TOVALL, SIMMONS k. Co. cor.tinue to trans
it act the Warehouse an J Commission Business,
at their Fire Pmof Warehouse, which is in com
plete order for the stoiagc of Cotton and Goods.
Their carries will te <uch as mav be customary.
Atigv-ta A*.gust*. D .0. ' w.-r
, "575 -UR months alter Ju?«. rppli.aticr. will le
I rtfude to the rtonorO'e the Inferior Court oi
: Bcriven county, while sitting a? a Court of »>iti
nary, for leave 10 Mfll the whole of the .anfs be
longing to the estate of James Mcßride, late cf
said countv, deceased.
Sept. TO, 1S10. ; JOHN R KITTLES,
months afterdate, application will oe
* made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Rich
mond county, when sitting for o*dinary purposes,
for leave to sell ail the Kea! Kstale ar.d Negroes,
b longing to the Estate of Rebecca Quizen berry
, deceased. A. SIBLE\. Adni'r.
August IS. 1840.
"S t TR months after date, application v. 1-1 be
jp made to the Honorable the L.feiior Couit oi
Burke county, when sitting tor ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell a!! the real es'.a e of Joseph H.
B< I!, minor of Archibald Bell, deceased.
JAMES 001)13 V, Guardian.
; October 3, 1-10.
T7IOUR MONTHS AFTER DATE, Application
will be made to the Hon- the Inferior Court of
Richmond county, when sitting for ordinary pur
poses, for leave to sell the Negroes belonging to the
estate of the late John Clarke, of said county, dec’d.
sept. Id \V,M. H. GOODRICH, Admr.
lAOCR months after date, application will le
* made to the honorable Inte.ior Court ot Burke
county, for leave to soli three hundred and eighty
acres of land belonging to the estate of John
McCov,deceased. J. C. A TKENBIN, < .\n m us
JOHN WALLACE, 5 AUm *•*
July 10, 1840.
months after date, application will be
1 made to the honorable the Inferior Court ot
Columbia county, when sittirg for ordinary pur
poses. for leave to sell the lands bclougirg to the
estate of John Jones, late of said county, deceased.
I July IS, IST’. EDW. W. JhNE.-, Adnrr.
months after date, application will be
made tv lim Honotabk- Inferior Court of Jef
ferson county, who trine for 01 dinary pui|Osos,
for leave to sell all the real estate and negioes of
Nathan Stephens. 1; to of said county, deceased, for
benefit of the neirs and creditors cf «aid deceased.
Ju’y 25, ls4o. JOiE. CRtJi KB, Adm’r.
OUR months after date application will be
* made to the Hero,able,the Inferior Court of
Jefferson county, for 1> ave to sell a lot of pine land
in said county, being a pair of ihe real estate of
Samuel Hannah, niinoi of 'A in Hannah,deceased,
for the benctil 01 said minor.
THOMAS HANNAH, Guardian.
September St li, iSiO.
rr.ontlis after da c applicati n will be
made to the honorable Inferior Court cf Co
lumbia county, v. lien sitting as a court of ordinary,
I foi leave to seri ail the land and negioes belonging
! to the estate of Isaac Low e, late of uoiumbia coun
ty, deceased. CURiiS LOWE, Adra'r
i-epu ■ J, iB4O.
1 ; _ OUR Months after date, application \vi 1 be
made to the honorable I> ferior Court of Burke ;
County, for leavt to seL a Negro, belonging to trie |
; estate of Thomas Mallory, deceased, for division.
john k kobinson, Adm’r.
July 10, 1840.
2AOUR months after date, application will be
B made to the honoi atrte Inferior Court cf iiurkc
county, while sitting as a Court of < rdmary, foi
leave to sell two hundred and twelve acies of land,
belonging to Joseph H. Bel!, a miner.
JA uEs GUDBEE,Guardian.
September 10, 1840
JNOUR months after drte, applica iun will be
* m ;de to the honorable the inferior Court of
Richmond county, when -itting for ordinary pur
poses, tor leave to sell the reai and per onal estate
of Mitchell Nelson, late of said county, deceased.
July IS. l>4i*. JOHN CARTER, Adm r.
g AOUR months after date, application will be
Jj made to the ..oaorable rn.ci or Court of
Burke touuty, w h.ile sitting as a Courtof < rd'nary, j
for lea ve to sell 5 0 at .es of land, belonging to the
estate of Dani 1 J. Evans, uece.std.
Aug. 8,1 M«». J Ev*l. B. GHeRN. Adm’r.
S AOUR month-after date, appt.cation will be
J_ ma le to the Honor ..hie infer 10 t oart of ilich
nxnd county, wren sitting f. 1 ordinary purposes,
for Rate to seri a 1 the Real Estate, and Negroes,
belonging to the Estate of ihoinas C£ulzent.eriy,
deceased. A. t-TBLEV, Adro’r.
August IS, 1840.
I R months after date, application will be I
' made to the honorable inferior Court of fiuikc
county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell the real and persona! estate 01 Lewis
Wimberly, sen., late of said county, deceased.
August 11, I>i4o. SAML. EOS i EH, Adm'r.
■ NOUR months after date, applic.iti n will l-c
made t > the honorabr Inferior Court cf Burke
inly, • to sell eii ty ud be
longing to the estate of c;ury i oicnand, dccea-e.i
M VHK STORES. Adra’i <ie bonis n u,
Jutv 10, ibiO.
R months after date, application will Be
A made to the Honorable, the Inferior Court of
Sciivtn county, when sitting for 01 din r purjo.-c-,
for leave to sell all the real es'ate of Samuel M.
Newton, deceased.
JAMES W. LEE, Administrator.
October 13, 1-40.
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_y_ '_'■■■■ —~— 'Vii . ... i. ,
IIAURISOX’S SPEcli-MC OIXT.rIEXT.
fjow ihe cure of while swelling'', scrofulous and
A- other tumor., u Cfr»,soru legs, uid and fresh
wounds, sprains and bnuaes, swelling* and inflam
notions, scald head, women’s sore breasts. rheu
n.atic pains, tetters, eruptions, chilblains, whitlows,
bhes, corns, and external disease* generally. The
proprietor has rtc i\ t 1 at Irast a thousand cert iS
caies and iherr cun eus in iavor of i.is .''TECI
hIU (.1 v i .'a LA I’— and tin y emorac-e aim si all
the complaints in ihtir uor.il stages—to which
ointment or clicking piustrr «in be applied Among
lhe>e ceriificatcs, there are a great number from the
ir.(>st eminent physicians in ihe country, who use
i the Ointment in their daily praciic-, in preference
I } ( , u ‘^' ur ol^‘crs winch have ever been invented.
Ihe proprietor has a so received a great many tes
timonials irom larners, military gentlemen, farmers,
and others, relative to ;he amazing efficacy ..1 his
Ointment, in the brui. es, cuts, and all the external
complaints end diseases of horses: and among them
are no less than a d<-z-n certifying to the most per
leci cures which it has performed oi the sore
backs of sum* of those animals. Altogether the
proprietor leels n<» hesitation in stating—or in pul
ling it to the prod agunst a.l composition—ihd
HaKKISUVS &FEt.JFiC OI.NTviE.NT is vastly
| superior to every ihmg of the kind w hich has here
: tolore been offered to the public: and ihe proprn lor
nut only vouches fur Us general g<> qualnies, but
ri willing to ii>K his rep«itali;*n on a Single irtul ,
; lor tie kn >ws from ihe mos an.pie experience, that
it car,not be Used without immediate and patpable
benefit, in any one of the complaints for which it
is so tngh.’V recommended Retail price 5‘J cents
per box. 5?old at ail the principal
DR LG STOKES in
au " 2d Augusta, Ga,
AD3IIMS I’UATOK ? S SALE.
% \ ’ ILL he sold before the Court House door of
1 * Cassvil e, Cberokec County, on the mst
Tuesday in January next, by o d’r of the Hon
orable Inieiior Court of Columbia County, sit
ut ; ulmaiy I orty sm res of Land lv
rag m >a.d County of Cherokee, m the j bird L>i -
tr.ct and Thud Section, known and d.s; nguisiied
in j» an of said Uistr.ct as Let No. 309. Ihc said
i ulier, and ioid kr the be.ieui or t;ie heirs oi said
deceased. It. W. BELL, Administrator,
j October £9, IS4O.
tXEC I TOR’B SALE.
4 GHEEABLE to an oidc-r of the honorable the
T Interior Court of Con mida county, when srt
t!lG ,f 5 a ou,t Ordinary, will be sold, on the
nrsi r uosaay in Decern be i next, before the couit
| ‘, ouse u00i ; al Appirng,Columbia county, between
t..e usual hours cl sa,e, two Negroes, to wit a boy
! aljOUt ten years of . ge, by tne iiarue of treorge,
’ an J a r ir came ol Lark us, about seven
years ol age - v o:d as the property of , icanor D.
j Appling, deceased, foi trie benefit ol he cieniors.
GREEN J. DOZIER, KxT.
August !3. ]?!*\ e
MOFFAT'S VEr.CTAftI.E?LIFE MEDICINE^
fS T HESE rr.ediri; s are indebted for their unmf
8 to tb' ir inant rst 'in ■ t-v risible nriiun in puff
lying the ?prirg ar.d channels ot life.atii enduing
ihem wiiii renewed tone and vigor. Inmanv hun
dred certified cases win n has he* n made public,
and in almost ever) species oi disease to winch
tlie human frame is liable, the happy effects of
MOFFAT’S LIFE PILLS AM) HUE NIX BiT-
Tf'KS have been grait-foiiy ami publicly ac
l novvlcdeed by the persons beoefiitfed, and who
v.»t previously unacquainted with the beau l iliiiljr
philosophical principle.' upon which they are
eumpoun Jed. and upon w hich they K.nsequeruly
at t.
The 1,1 FE MEDICINES rec:;nar.rml themselves
in diseases ol eveiy lorm ami iiivcrip un. Their
first ouerafon is to loosen from lhe coals ol the
stomach ai.d bowels. the various impurities and
crndi’ies eon lantiy setru.g arum.d them ; anc to
remove ihr hardened seres which collect
ronvo'i>::ons of trie -mallcst i::io«iine*. Oilier
m dirii’cs only partial y cleanse those, and have
j. n rh co!U i led masses behind as to produce habitu
al ci sfivem ss with 11 it: tram of evils, or m a sud
den u.oirhcea, w-ih its i ianient- Jansens. i in.-, tact
is well know n to .M! regular anatoiiusis, wdio ex
amine ihe human how els alter death ; and hence
the prejndi fc of those well informed men asainsi
..uei k u.o inues—tr n.edicii!ts prepared and her
isdod to the public bv ignorant p< r»oi s. ihe se
cond effect of the Uie Medic.ms is to clean; o :he
kidneys ;.nd she bladder, and by this means, the
liver and the hunts, the hcaiihiul action ot which
entirely depends upon the r» cularity cl the unn ,ry
organs. Theblord, which lanes it- red color troia
ilit agency ot mo liver and the longs before ii
pc "Os into the Lea f, being Inns pnrifit d by ihem
; and m urished by (cud coming .rent a clean tloui
| rah. courses (retdyth ough the veins renews every
part of the system and triumphantly mourns li*c
banner of health in the blooming check.
Moffat’s Vegetable Life Med Fine. l ave boon
thoroughly attested, and pronounced a sovereign
remedy for Flatulency, Palpitation « 1
ihe Heart, Lot; oi Ap r ciire, lieart-b. rn and Head
ache, Restlessness. Ll-umper, Anxiety, Languor
.and Melancholy, < ot.iveness, Diarrhoea, ( hoiera.
Fevers of ali kinds. Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsies
of ail kind. Gravel, Vv oitns. Asthma and C-onsuaip
lion, bcurvv, t h ers, Inveterate ores, >corbidic
Eruptions and Rad Complexions, Eruptive com
plaints, Sallow, Cloudy, and offer disagreeable
Complexions, Sait Khcum. ErysipeLs, Common
Colds and influenza a; d variou- other complain .s
I which afflict the luii'sr frame, in fever and
j ague, particularly, liie Use Medicines have been
i niostem nenlly ruccesHul ; so much so ihat in ihe
1 Fever and Ague districts, Hi;)siciana almost uni
I \ersal!y preteftbe them.
Ail ihai Air. Moffat requires of his patient is
i to be paiticular in laking the Life Medicines strictly
■ according to the directions. Ji is not by a news
j paj er no ue, or a.iy ini g that he Imaged may say
:in their ;avo‘, tiiai he hopes to gain crcdiu li is
I aione by the re.'ol ol a iairniau
.V( *FF.\T> MEDICAL MANUAL; designed
!a> a doir.eiiir guide i j keaiih.— ih > little pamphlet
! edited by W. B Vloffit b/o Broadway New York,
has beeu published tor ibe purpose ot explaining
, more folly Mr. Mollai’s thsury ot diseases, ami wiii
! be found Imhiy inleresiiug to persons seek! g
i health, it reals u; on p.cva.eni diseases, and ihe
causes there*ff. i’nce i 5 cents —lor tu.e by air
Motiul’s agents generally.
These valuable m dines arc-for sale by
\N M. M o’A.M'ld.N vC,
Boio Agent lor Augusta
AOJIIMSTRA” RlX’.n M>i*lC 5N
A EL persons indebted to t ie estate of John
Dreghuru. deceased, are requested to make
payment to tlie undesigned, and those having
claims against the same, will pk . se present them,
duly prove; within the time prescribed by law.
ELi/.iBEl il DREGHOKN, Admm'x.
Septc-rr ‘ er lotii. 1840.
AD.'I INIS i it a i HIX’S NOTH i
t LL jei'ODs indebted to the estate of John B.
(lUfdron, deceased, late of Jitcnnmnd c not) ,
are requested to make immediate payment to A. L.
CaldvveJ, who is my auiiionzed agent, an i those
| holding claims again.-A said estate, aie required to
hand them in duly attested, within the time pre
scribed by law. ELLEN Gt h kcN,
April 4. 1 > 4t>. trwti AdminisTitttrtx.
I i i'. h auVniiaa of muen
■a nu.e. r.av.ng ce--’»»i*ti ms alien;,on ,«r ;
years lotnecnre auc rci.iovai o» liicct usesut N Elv-
VoEt> AND >lv K i.b.ffl aCHE, In.s thesaus
r ciioii lo make Know n,:ha. iic i'.a-- a remedy w inch
by removing he cures efleciuah'. anti penaa
nentiy this distressing compi ;mt. i here are tram
j laniicc-s wiiu i: i\e con- r«'.| >icn Headache acoa
, stNQtioßal ineofl \.y euotphriat' it. as
i sure* them lUat hey a:e mnlakets, ai d labouring
j an :er distress whit ii »n y ruigbl not oulv aiiex.uie
hut actuahy eraiiican doy the us if lu» remedy.
li is the result ol sch ntitic research,and isoniir* !\
ot a different ch .lacie r trom adveriitcu patent mt dt
ciues. and not imp eie-ani to ilie astc.
HEADACHE, sl< K OR NEKVOINS.
i r i he extraordinary reputation ihat Dr. SpohnV
'c'.i ,'y for this u.jirc'.-. ig eoiupaint ii eve; * nay
gain;. 3 is certainly a an twr oiittut h asbinisknieut,
ihai sum »ch suttarsin. should havccxiaied lor ages
wnhuul any discovery oi an ellcciua; preventiv ;, cr
cure,as truly a sunjeci 01 nmen u-gre. ;.ut Dr. 8. ;
now ossnr* » the public ihai such a r me-, v ..as been
invt-meii as will 1 a;. tnce Ihe in-.»tcreiiaious. T in
.»niltij ios on w !ia in it acts are simple an*) plum It is
an a untied lad 1 .a! tills comp ana , w lit.tier, abed
Bicn tiea iuc he. or At i\ons lie- daciio, arises pnm
j tii-.v from Hi siom ;• i:—those v.ho .. mk ih y have
ihc Nervous iff-a . v.-he may rest assured that this
*.rga:i, tf s e si.rimtch, is -he lirst cause, ihat th-sv--
lera become vi ia: ;d or detihiaied, thiough uie
S:nt;,;i**h, Uhd Ih.-I hi) Direitlgli iL'j ,i* ci ai.-.c
m i.si they expe'ct s rv?»t ration ol jhe naiural and
healthy turicii uA oi t!ic sysiCiU. 'J his ohjtc:, Dr
55pohn .< remccy is cu.inenuy calculateu 10 a tain
1 Ihe lruin i t till' ; :sii;. w *n <‘U!ii*ol be controverted.
| and the soon rsutlerers wi h he headache become
j convinced of u, the s* nief will their suffciing end
|in restoralion oi health, Dr. Spoim pledges his 1
pn fe-sioi.ai repu' Aon on this Ge t. Tno remeviv
may t*e had ol apolhecarje* generally ihrmignou:
the Cniled Slates.
for sale by ANTONY A: HAiNF,>. Nc. ‘j
in'oau-street. Augusta. mar i-'i
PEI ibiiS’ V r.G hi TA li Lid DILLS.
M Es j, Rills- 'ro no lot er amo: gthse 1 i
douhiful uiiliir. i hey have n: s- uwav
i ora ihe hundreds that are daily launched i non
the tide of experiment, and now stand heiortMhe
public as higii in reputntion, and as inens vei)
emj loved ;ii all pa is of tire United Mates, :he Can
adas. Texas, Mexico, and mo 'A <st indies, a» any
n ed eu,e ihai has ever been prej a ctl ior tire rt..v! i
ot suturing man. they lave been Int oduced
wherever it was found puss hie t>> carry them ; and
there are but lew ov. ns that do not contain some
remarkable evidences ot their good efflc a. Tne
ceruficaiea ihai have been presented to li.c proprie
tor exceed I wen tv tiiULsamt ! upwards of live hun
dred ot vv Inch are Iron, regular praciiiinx pi-Vsici-Us,
who are the most competent judg. aoi 1 j. L A rat.i i.
Effteo have ihe cures per; i.med by t i., medicine
been the bubjeci o: eu turio] comment in vaiiou>
newspapers atid j utnais ; and 11 may wipi irnth
be aes-.-.led, that no me heme i.f the k::.d baa ever
received t st ; ;aoniai> of gr ate.- value man are at
lached 10 this.
i hey are in general use as a family medicine,
an ! there arc ihomnneis ot lamiins who d» larr
n.e) are never satitlicd unless ihe-y have a s i;.ly
always on hand.
i hey have no rival in curios and prevent ne !
linious fevers, fever mid Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver i
t. 0111 pi .mis, JMt k Headache, J undue, Asifema
L-ropsv, Ktieumain m, Knlurg. mem ot the >pm. n !
Fdcb, hohe, i-emsie ObsirutuotiS, iitarffuirn, Jur i
red longue Am sea, Distensum ox the Mumach I
and Bowels, lucq lent Diarrhce, Fl;Uu.e..cc, iu i.-u .
ud t os live lifts, Ol A pi*e no, 1 Jolt hed or j
Lomnieii m, and in un csm-b of i.ruoro. i
the Lowers, wrieie a t tha .m or an apriua is
1 L > M* fcl> nuid n. uLx,
.u o, pro ucu.g i.ei nun . rq ;ng nor d ...utv,
i■« ctiiiacy oi Duse pms is so Web known, uiL
*T ,r & ’ central, that luilher connuem ib fou
ndered unnecessary.
for lonher pan mu. .rs. see Lr Feier'’ oara hie:.
v\.iica cau naa gratis oi anv oi me Agem
KIECUT*IX»S SALE.
A t:j an order ol the Inferior Goan
n'She doi'. i‘ T * i i 6 -®M « Ue cu.<
uuse aooi 1.1 ,__d county, un the lost Tuesday in
e e obei next, one negio woman named a giiet.
sol. as me ptopcitj oi Samuel Stoty, semof laie
Terms Z for the beiJtlt
terras Known on me day 01 5 ip.
-e. fee iff |.>fo' ACY SI ' OUV ’ Executrix.
c;«o»?ia Jefferson County .
il!-:URAS, Nancy Stephe H. applies to me
% V for If Iters of A Imimst/ation, de bonus non,
on the E»taie of Nathan Stephens, late cl said
county, deceased. ~
The«e are therefore to rite and admonish *>l and
singular, the kin !rcd and creditors of said deceased,
10 be and appear at my office, within the time pre
scribed by law, to slew cause, if any tney have,
whv «aid’letters should not be granted.*
Giv. u under my hand at office, tins 30th day oi
September. BOTmvE! , L , clerk.
Georgia, Jefferson county :
UH UREAS, Thomas W. Battey applies tor
letters of administration on the estate and
effects of Samuel W. Kobb;ns, late of said county
i best* are therefore to cite anti admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at ray office, within the time pre
scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have,
why said letteis should not be granted.
Given under rny baud, at office, this 24th Sep
tem cr, 1840.
sept 28 E2BENEZE.II BOTH WELL, Clone.
Goima. Jelierson county ;
% HEiiEA>, Tarleten V. rlev apcllcs f.;r let
ters of a ;ministration cn the estate and ef
fect' of f'?.iiiei Darley deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de
ceased. to be and appear at my office, within the
lime prescribed by law, to show cause (if am - they
have) whv said ’etters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at ofirae, thus 24th Sep
tember. D4O.
sept 28 EBENEZER BOTH WELL, Clerk
Georgia, Scrirca Coonty;
H EREAS, James Parker senior, applies for
T T letters of administration on the estate oi
John Parker dece ised.
These are therefore to cite, summon and admon
ish all and singular, the kindred and creditor - ci
said deceased, to be and appear at my office within
the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if an »
they have, why said letters should not be granted.
Given tracer toy hand, at office, in Jrcksoboro,
this Slh ;Uy of October, 1840.
oct 13 ' ALEX AX TER KEMP, Clerk.
EXECUTOR’S SALT.
ILL be sold at the Couit House in Burke
county, on the first Tuesday in December
next, the fc’lowing tracts of Lr.r.J, ly.rg ra sai l
county: One tract containing cne linn hod a. .c-s,
| odjuining Char es Skinner, and John Elii_t. ‘ ne
tract containing ninety-lour acres, adjoining Chari, s
Skinner and Robcit Skinner, ihe other tract con
taining twenty - live acres, adjoin.ng Mine on 1 oil,
Charles Skinner, and come;' on the ninety-; mi
acre tract. Sold under tire Will of Guidon Elliot,
deceased. Terras, thirty day s credit, r otes with
approved security. Purchasers to pay Hr titles.
SIMEON BELL, i x’r.
' 1840.
JEiTEIWO.V SHliniFf’S SAM:.
4'■ ILL be • ! a tire first . • ! ii i• -
? r tc: next, at the Market House, in lire town
Oi Louisville w triin the legal Lours of sale, three
Negroes, to wit; Lydia, a woman slave, and her
two children, Augustus and Henry.
Also, a quantity x>; Household l u niturc, con
sisting of .tv . Boi'a, Beds and Bedsteads. Cto k-,
aid sundry other arti.ies in the h ust-kc- ■ pmg
line. Said prope.ty, levied on as the pr ■•perty ts
Owen McDermott, u:.cn foreclosure of 'do.tga/e,
of Sherrod Arrington vs. said M eauott Pi
ty pointedout in sau Mo.tg.rae ... .a.
WILL 1 AM >. ALEXANDER, sh’lF.
September £O, iskh
SALJE OF LAM) AM) NGGILO S.
r ILL be sold at Lincolntn, or the Ist Tues
* f day ia December next, two tracts of Laid,
lying in Linco n county. (ae containing one hun
dred out forty acres (mote or less,' jo.: I g lauds
of George Co. ais, J<im Gui e nr.d oth is. .he
bt <r truet ccnlsii ing -69 a ;i< r css.) y
ing on Eishi .g Crec.t in said cou. ty. joining Bums
ts R. B. Wheeler,O. Florcn e,: r.d others.
Also thirteen likely Neemes, c usisting of Me.:,
Women, Boys, and Girls, ail sola as the p.operty
of OoaJiih Florence, decei t 1, late of Lincoln
county, <■ a . f r lie purpose of making a Jlslr.; u
ticn atr.o: g the i.etr dees of s i. ■ -;ate.
1 bnMAS G. GLAZE, Adrrar.
September 10, 1810 wtd
I.XFt i Toil’s SAL!:.
TS Y a decree of Warren BT.pe.ior Court, BVto'er
j|j| terra, Eighteen Hund. ‘ and i ortv, there
w in be sold, on ti c ;-rsi Tuesday in January next.
m the Court House oor, in ti e t iwn of hi ar <i -
■ ’ ■ ■
! v t . i twenty-* t .-.
lying on Little Bit cr, the road t rat leads
iio -| i v\ nghtsboio s o Washiigt- n iuos bv the
; improvement, and known a* the plcac where
i • ggy i Uiell formerly lived. Also —E rail .1 e
•y neg.oes, Ira n women and children, jcims of
sale cash. TikJMAb T. BDTIRELL,
Executor.
Alt >. on the same by a. 1 1> ace, by ag.t- nic .t of
tne Legate* »cl Leggy ii. :i :-;», x.ec ease... whi e
so.d ah tn. l pa e! oi L~. d whereon i.,rns ~.t
C’raiy i. q. no.-, lives, contra..i: g two hue i.ed . ,1
ninety-eigi.t acres, ; r ;< s-. U i;-g in r.xi’
and Columbia • oiraty. a IjAr.iugtne lands of i-aae
Lozier and D. li. i.. yt r. i erms of sale on the
da . v - T. 1(;S. T. BLTiKELL, Agent
Cfober -3, 18-iO.
ADM IN IST ft AT O!x '8 S \ I R.
; I; I. be sold cn ‘lie first Tuesday in January
f ? next, at the c urt house in Wayuesboio
Burke county, under an o. c r of the Court orGr
dinniy ol s..i i county, a negro n an named 2\ei.
sold aMht property es the c of .Mich, ol Wig
gins deceased. Tenns on Ih.o day of sa’e. Pur
i chase is to pay fur title. JOSEPH JANSEN.
Lc.oecr 13, 1840. Administrator
AD..I *., IST 14AT . ill-S .SALE.
v.^ r iLLfe soldon the : rst Tuesday in J. nna-
V ? ty next, before the t ourt House dorr of
I oluiTil , - i I ounty, ry r ortier t i tne Honcr.ii ic Infe
* rl of said County, sitting a* a CTfirt of Or
. .ary. ( nc Hut...red an i St veni v-eight Agios f
1 ii. - . • .
lunibij, onGcrma: "> Cret k. and adjoining'lan■;< of
St; t’a, Ram.sey a = :.t o:h- rs. Bld idr di'tri. uiij.i
among the ncirs of A : sahnm Kaller. deceased
H. W . . ELL, ALainistrator.
October 29, 184 Ck
rXLCI TOil’S SALE.
4 EREEABLV loan eider of the Honorable -he
J. iub . iur Court oi Grtc-ne Corn tv, when sitting
io. oid; ary purposes, will be soid ct the Court
House in rao town o£ Greensboro,on the Ist Tues
day in January next, u.c iolSowing valuable NE
GROES, l-j wit: Daniel,Char.ts, i iekling, Melton,
voruct. iioi.i o, Simeon. Cinda, rauiiis. iiasentinc,
—a.i.e.-ua, Denibo and Sucky. Aisu, a certain
tr. ct ol I an.; containing Iso hundred and City
uc.cs, more or less, on tlie waters of it\ n Creek,
in > id • canty, and icjoi ing 4 and> o\ Wt = a.rai
Baumie is and Menra- Gre>i.au., u ; uwiiit li there
;s a c.untortaule uwti..ng house, and all nctes.'«rv
out houses. Said Negioes -nd Land sold a> t; e
property oi t ie otato c: Leu is -cauins, deceased,
lur ;he bene tit oi the l.eir? a c.stii uues.
Perms cn the day of sale. \. p. KING,
_ , Executor.
Grec-nsl oro, 27th October, 1840.
(UIAUBIAN'S SAL&
4 Gi.EEABLE to an order o. he »i notable the
Afi. Inferiui Cruu of Merriwether County, when
sixtmg as a Court ofcrdiuagv, wiii be sold on the
lust iuesday in January next, before ;he court
i.ui.se doo; at NV ayiies.>oio, Bn.ivt countv, vv tiuii
* • ' ' • Ml • . .. I ■ ;
iug lour bundled ar.u e .ght acres, wlu icon Vwuium
»..Mrap deceased tormeriy, and w. e.c n j u ; V( -
V-. i>e now jiv*s, joining , n u> of v.u. , (
ni.y v, rud 0;..ei.-, sola ror tire benent of
i..ehei > or vx i.ey x. ilsii ap oi said count*, dec cSto
ic nw. tweive monihs crcuii »or nc:es wi-i^au
prove.. securny. JuEl Wo, ■ rp\ “ P
October 7. :>4O. , “ ,
vjuardtan.
LXECI soil’s ALE
u "' e C ° urt «»“-*. * n Striven
ntht under I A ;m 1 ia .«.en,U,
eci.en count,, cunufatoj gur LnJred Ld'rfty
acres, (moie or less 1 „ , • , d
iioherG and otherM*v V g t;1 Jo * u
Terms ! ’ " l ‘ e He - V ‘ - Creek.
pruvTseeu nx C 7* l “
„ ' ' _ * “*<-ua>cr to pay rai rules.
tnT.her*S xVmm* L ' VSSKi iiK, Executor.
tvi
xMeriivia, Hu ike Count v •
lI.rJiEUKAS Ai i-on r’ i.
» f letters of A imlni. trat j a Pp!i
hoxed, on ;he E tnte 0 f Jo ,° n , With wV:, /° r
Brake county, deceased. ‘ ili!;e S jr. u. n ’
These are therefore to cite and a e,if
singu'ar, the kindred ur.d 1 1M
to be and appear at rny oitre Wi l; Bs H d ec , an
scribed by l.w to sl.fv.
v.hy said letters should not be 1,. f ny Uieyif**
(.two under my u.uc n &£**■ J S
October, iMO. T, 11. kdurvA 4 M .
~~ *> C-Jert
Georgia, Coluinbia ccuiitv "
I 4 « HERE .8, Alired J. Du!,’,*.. .
» « the Estate of George \v ‘Vi^^'^Cotr* i
| applies for lett rs of dismission **“’
1 These are therefore to cite and ad ?;iid
singular, the kindred and creditors
| ed, to be and appear at rnv oih. c '
I prescribed by law, to show’cause :■ ,ln ‘U’L 5
■■vb.v toitl tetters shou ,1 not be V«»1 *
Given under ray band, at ( '
Gi orgia, Columbia conntr
EAj* Aftihily
▼ ? te. sos administration on ih' ! ‘ ' lesfj :'
McDonald, deceased: * c e:ti 6 p
Tliesc are therefore to cite and adn,o„- -
singular, the kindred an.:cio !ito 1>of (
to be and appear at my oifice witliin t ! * d ■ !
j sc; -bed by law, to show cruise, if j )
I why said letters should not be g ; - r , (e j
(.iven under my hand, at uLce “thu o„
Cotambia .
VS HLEiEAS'liheda T. vlor and \un
t ingson, app y for h’ucis of ! ' !!lJ "
■ on the List do of James Taylor, dece^v' 1
These are therefore to cite and .
' singular the kra Led and creditors 0
to be and appear at my office, wit; p
sci Led by law, to siicw cau-e, if ar v
why said letters should not begrar.!.' !' Cf * v
Given under my hand at chice t’ i-.
October, 1840. GABRI Lh \ si
| ~ I ‘ ~ Ucit
(.torgia, C olumhia county;
« % HE2KEAB, John Lamm, .
I T t v.iil of V* Eiiarn W. Han't
puts lor letters dismis: ,ry f;or-. .jgj |
; These are I hereto, eto ci; aiH 4',^.
- •• ’
i ccu.-ec, to be and appear at my elute v “uCt
time prescribed uy law, to shev tL s , V( ' L '’
iiavc, wiry s id letters shou d not T c
G.veu urder toy hauj. « e£ l ..u u3^‘
• '■ •
Georiait, Coiamtia county;
; V \ HKREAB, WiUi mi S. I nn. I
- 1 Ehe wnl of Winaifieu Buna do l
• applies for letters tiismiusory B.m .-ndes*f, -: -
i ihlseari l e.t Rre to cite and
i 'ingarar, the kindred and creditor-, of'■ c
. J UCf
U- LC and appear at n.y office within th o
sCii&td . y law, to 5..0».v cause, if a , .' f, ‘
-
xji-.cn urider ray li nJ, at on.ee. lip, 41, 1,
18 40. GAiimlEL J.'.Nrs. f ‘ 1 I
:.,.a. Hci ty;
I I HEiit-A-S, applioaiiou wh. te made it I
? ? Interior Court ol said County, v.i Jtr
■ - . I .... tn
letteis oi administration rai tne e ; taw of ;. tZ e I
\ u iaey, cec cased, .ate 01 Seavea Cwuur I
i best are ihereioxt to. .it and aib
’ singular, tne kindied =xr.d creraiurs ofsakit.ttl.
to be and appeal at rny office within the turn is
scribed by .aw, to show cau s e, if any tstym,
Wray saiu letters should not be granted.
Given uuotr rnv ii.iod at office. Lais ifiihdav-
September, 1810.
ALLX A N Lilli If EMP. (.lets
Georgia, Jeiler-or, Couuiy:
■ \ tlEirL.xß, \\ iliim.i Hutci.ics ifplies tos
9 f f r letters oi amr. nonat oa ol ihc ests
and • lie. ts oi i.etccca itaiicid, lute 0. -...tc.
-cccased.
r he.*e ;.re therefore to cate and adraonish dig J
: sir./ uar, the kam.td ana etc .a -.sol jaiiktcet, f
to i t ira nf u y oiiKt .xii-uu tne unit: •#.
v ii-td Oy »i»w, to show cause, 11 any tiiejbi V
• w-:j said Jettei> 'U-uio net, e grantem
Given under n:y Igi»J, at office ia Louiirii 79
this 14in Septern tr. iB4O.
| r.i>i-N i.ZL.x i.OTHVv LLLjCkrt
Georgia, Jeiter.-oa c uaty ;
sf. HE.it AS, John Los lick, Executor tills
* * will j.-.u testa, uni ol Airs. Agilniutr
lute of s.tid county, x.eie2'cd, applies for litio
i d ■' ..issoiy lioiii suit! estate,
j 11-esc are therefore to cite and admonish alia
- • -
:to Ic ana appear at niy uL.ie within the time» I
... . . ' j
j why sui 11* tteis saoued not ie giaiileu.
... . ■
i 18-9. E. BUI.iG LLn, Leri;
C-ct rcia, BnrLe rcuuiy:
♦ 11 •- Ti -AS. -Ac: Lewi--, ad rinistratowiis
■ or letters disu.is 01 y frw.ni raid c-t.lc-;
■ ■ '•
'- * - - •i - kli
tube I. ad ..ppeui at :r.y o-.ec v. it the no* K
scribed by iaw. tr .: >w cause, ii any they R
why saiu lette.s should no’. : e / .rated,
i Given un .er my hand at office in Wayne--
t I0;h Jciy,lb4C. T. ii. LL .1 f.Ue.i
t.liorke ( OBKtf :
nE.xEA>, James I b^uce,admiriiiniW' 1
| » • 2-r uy C , .... e. applks
on tae esta e of said deer.; « d,
i uec<* aie the rcioie to cite nr.d admonish v#
ana singular. Lit r.radix.-. t .e i.t* .. I
, to be
tior.- pre- ci ix c . uy iaw. to shew, cause if anyitnL
j have, «• hy >a.d letters stix u.d not • e gwiitnt
* cu ui ier rny baud, at office, in >... ■
1.-is loih of -Uay. 1 .a.
T. H. J ■
Georgia, JL tike county:
T ? le.teis of Admiui-tr dm an me .-stute»
i-c. c.t J. ALe. . deceased, laie ofsaidxa n.ty.
These are ihertioie to t .:c & inacuisfiffi 2 -'
i-gvlar, V e indie., an . credittis oi fLEcces?
to ffie 1 x ii ohji ti cs, if any : ... have, .
i lice wtu.il> the time presented y Dvr, tasfe’
. - ■
- ss, tiu ble -
ovlii d. v 0: i*totem, e: I - ■
| T. ii. BLOUNT^
Georgia, Cuvke cc aify:
| UEKEAB, Ja:;._' A. M.tLy. sp;at'
• w letteis of Adramistiaticu on UK-1-' 1 *’ 1
Isaac MoLiey, deceased.
_ T nose are therefore t cite and admonish sl“-
sin/iiisr, i.-.c kin sred and cie .itors u iaidfit- c
cd, to be ami appear at my office, within the
prescribe.; ; y law . to snew cause, if any they ha
why su’d Titers should not be giralcxi.
Liv en under ny- h ca at office, 111 VGyceG-
Las 28t.i day of September. 184 >.
i\
Georgia, E!;uke County:
; y 1* Lixa,Aß, Lira cs hrin-on r.pp*iC> H. i t --
i) * ct adn.ii.istiaiiou un i..e csß*te u»
Biins-.n deccast.u. 1 o; > rt id C out-.
Ihe sc are the.elo.v to cite auo aiiinonisb &
'ingular, tne Kindled .u.d e.effi.
to ra ;.nJ a: jen at my rairae v. a..in tne
Sviiucd by law. to show cause. 11 .ray ll'M' u ‘
•vhy sai.l lett: .5 ailuuld 1. l C .aii.exi.
Witness lira- Hon. u.j.ue*,***"
diisil. 05 of ;a... Mu. ~ JU.S n/u ’x . b *" ’
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Georgia, Burke cuu.ity ;
4/4 HER 18, Ai
« » tne e.-tutv o; ,a a ry .uiti ra j tr*'
letters - . . ■.(, :.: :
- . c-st a.t Uiuui-raux to cite ..■.ra .uin.cc ; '- -■
singular, n.c kui .c„ >»d i-juitoi- oi • ° l -' ' ,
to re and appear. 1 ray u 1 ce. v.ilinn tm li: -‘ : (
--• •ra y law, ... ■
w..y sa.a IfcUe.s she vie nub at giarateo.
Given unati my ua.,d ai o .ce in V\ ayne'
inis ffldl JutJ, I .'4O. i. ti. iiuc , > ra x
i Georgia, Jeiieisou comity: , .
t k 11 gKEA>, Jain'S *i. i-xthwEl apc'D
• • letters cf aumims takou on u.< *
ollccir ci ..ohn uxi. >. rate vi saia xotnuv axtl
- arc then ion to «ite aim adu.cnraii
singular, tne kii.cn d aiu, .-leuiu .sol
to be aiid a,»poar at my office, w Airai tne L«-*-»
scribed by aw ,to show cause, if any L.cy
why said ic-t era siiuraa not ae gianieo.
Given uuue» my hand, t-ira aato Mp-l
s«*p’ iS E ENEZEK i raTHWKhh