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•al law. Others again, proposed the addition
of a league, or alliance offensive and defen
sive. But the establishment of a central gen
eral government, composed of delegates, rep
v- resenting in one branch the States, and in the
/ other the peop/e of (he States, and entrusted
with the exclusive right to exercise the most
essential attributes of sovereignty claimed by
each, attracted the greatest share of attention
I orn thinking men, who were willing to aban
t don projects of individual ambition to promote
the prosperity of the whole people, [n sup
port of this system was soon rallied a large
j ortion of the wise and patriotic among the
people but from the advocates of state su
premacy, it met with bitter opposition. It
struck at the root of those schemes of individ
ual grandeur which found place in the minds
of the aristocracy, not yet purged of those at
tachments to distinctions in society, imbibed
** under the insiitu ions ofßntian. The simple
iorm of a Representative Democracy, and it- ■
concomitant, incessant responsibility, was re-J
volting to the minds of men accustomed to re- '
sjard the right to command, a gift of the deity
They seemed to covet the establishment nf
many petty sovereignties, bearing resemblance
to the Heytarchy of ancient Britian, subject
. to the’same evils and mutations, and sure like
** it, finally to become subject to the sway of
some successful military adventurer. To this
party the relic of the lories of the revolutiona
ry war, and such as were dissatisfied with the
destruction of British authority in he colonies,
immediately attached themselves, as affording
the only hope of a return to the ancient re
gimen. Here we have a rational account of
the original materials composing the opposition
to our present Republican system of govern-
* incut; opposition that has steadily adhered to
its purpose under many disguises and pretexts,
and which now threatens to dissolve this Un
ion m blood.
Failing to prevent the adoption of the Fed
eral Constitution and the formation of a gov
ernment upon its benign principles, this des
perate faction determined to change the man
ner of ass mlts; and since they could noi suc
ceed by open hostility, resolved to approach
the citadel of hbertv under the mask of friend
ship. if thev ceuld but get into power, the
government might be modified to their wishes;
• or an improper exercise of its powers would
render it unpopular with the people, who might
■e be persuaded to regard it as “a splendid fail
ure,” and consent to “resolve the confederacy
f into its original eleinenis ” in either event
their purpose would be accomplished. To
rule was the object, and it was mat'er of little
♦ moment in what sphere the authority was ex
ercised.
Regarding a knowledge of the trim origin
of the two parties into which our country is d>
vided, as indispensible to a correct decision
-* between them, 1 have found it necessary io
give an epitome of.such part of its history as is
connected with that subject, and bv doing so
was obliged to be somewhat porlix—but I hope
the reader will not look upon it as unprofita
hie. since their relation to passing, and I tnnv
add. coming, events, is of the highest impor
tance to be understood, in <his number has
been shown how the party aiming Io get into
power, or destroy the Union, was first formed
—the materials that compose it—and the na
tur» of the tie that it holds it together. The
next shall bo devoted to tracing out the oper
h atious of this faction through its winding
course and Protean charges.
HA MDEN.
from the Ilichmand Enquirer.
THE B sR<; XIN.
• Tim following quotation from the “Nation
al Banner,” appeared to the Enquirer of the
26th November:
. “We dw niil upland to daiui but Mr. Clav
- TKV’ors the Bank in common with all sound pat-
riots —hut he also favors the Constitution; »»••<!
it would Im more fair to call hun the Constitu
tional Candidate — or the “Independent Dem
ocratic Candidate” —or the Anti-Ja* kson
Caud’d.ite—or any similar comprehensive ti
tle, (but will fairly express his principles; but
to c ill him the Bank Candidate, is belittling a
A statesman down to one subaltern measure of
policy, when his principles and Ins talents just
ly claim for him the most cotnorehensive that
• cun he invented. And not only his principles
and his talents, but his measures extort this
homage of national character. Ono act a
lone of his, eipitles him to the nobles' of all
J title* —we mean the Pence Bill, fi, r which the
,> South ought to Im grateful to him, and winch
stamps him at onec as the American Caiffi
date, m contra-distinction to the (actions cun
didnte; and fi»r which Mr. Green owes him a
debt of gratitude, as the champion of the
South.
“We ugrre with Mr. Green, that the friends
of the Bank ought to support (hr* South, tn nil
just measures—they ought to stand out for i
repeal of the Bloody Bill, us well uh other
• ’ tnrns»ir< * (hut mm strip the Piesidetii ofnonn
of that tremendous despotic power w ith which
the Bloody Bill of Wilkins and Dallas invests
him. Wo have no duybt but (he friends of the
Bank will prove ihem«elves the true friends « f
Liberty, w nhout any coercion, mtim d Hion, or
thieat-, on the i' art of Mr. Green and the nd
yociitc* «*t Nullification. *•
Here is unlolilcd the true cause of the dis
ti< >ed and agitation which per vade this coun
try. J. U Calhoun, and bis Nulhfiers “6e
u itched," have performed their part of the
H«>t?**w** and uuw U*> vwlls ui» Mr. ('lav and
the Bank to comply, on their part. So far as
| i the Smale is coiu ctncd, the Force Bill will
unquestionably be repeated. I’hrn, will be
kern another political > 'incrset, the most ox
traord n irv of all joggling tergiversations
South Carolina, who, in opposition t«» one
br .t.eh o! (he Xtnrrvdn to Me in. had well nigh
dissolve I lhe I mon, will come nut for the
•• Amrncnn Candidate' for the Presidency;
f f and J. < • Calhoun. or John Fl->v<f or some
othvi dtsftn »t rhed X trgtuutn, for V•■»'< Brest
« • - 'o’ent and virtuous Pvonio
I look with indifference on such open & ehame-
I less prostitution of all principle? Can they
; confide their interests to a selfish combination
jof avarice and ambition? Why repel the Fon e
Bill? Did the good of the country require its
pa-sage? Vr. Clay thought it d<d: ofcourse,
according to Mr. Clay's doctrine, circum
eumstances like those which caused its pas
sage, should they again crise. Would require
the passage of a similar law. It will not be
j contended, that such circumstances will be
pnore likely to arise if the law remain on the
statute book. Then, since it is there, wh
repeal it? There can be no other or better rea
son, at this time, than that its repeal is the
consideration to be paid by H. Clay and the
Bank, to J. C. Calhoun, for the vote of his
loyal d'una’n of South Carolina. This party
are endeavoring to lull lhe fears of the People
)in regard t o the U. S. Bank, by pretending to
) abandon all hope of a re-char:er: when, in
[truth, 'hey are preparing for an effort more
I convulsive, not more effectual, than any they
| have ever yet made, to enslave us. The am
bitious and the avaricious are strangers to
patriotism and humanity. To gain their ends,
they would plunge their country into civil war;
wade through blood; and trample women and
children under foot. Self, is their only coun
try; Interest, their only patriotism.
The developments of the last month have
satisfied me. that our troubles are only begin
ning. Aoo’her, and another effort will be
made, to perpetuate the existence of the Bank.
'■ n elongation ofits charter would ensure Us
final triumph. If this is not effected at the
present session of Congress, the most cruel
and remorseless oppression that can be in
flicted by a soulless tyrant, irresponsible to
God or man, will be visited upon the People,
with the view of forcing them to elect a Con
gress next Spring subservient to its views. If
the President should not then yield, the par l v
will be ready for blood. Many now profess
their readiness to shed their brother’s blood
for this God of their idolatry. What 13 most
astonishing, some who claim to be the disci
ciples of the Prince of Peace, are ready to
“stand to their arms” in defence of Mammon.
If, as our Senator (Leigh) supposes, the Bank
must rule, or the Union be dissolved, the soon
er it is dissolved Hie better. It will not be
worth one moment’s cure about its preserva
tion
Unlike those who, Nationals at heart, have
assumed the mask of State Rights to deceive
the people, I am, on principle, and not for the
purpose of annihilating the Democratic Re
publican Party,
A NULLI FI ER.
Pricet Current in Jluraria. and Dahlohnega, quoted from
•April Ist, to 3. May
$ Cts. $ Cts.
Flour per Barre!, 12 50 a 15 00
Corn Meal per Bushel, 87 a 1 00
Bacon, 12 50 « 15 00
Fodder p r cwt 1 50 « 2 00
Be I per lb. 05 a 00
Sugar per cwt. 14 on a 17 00
Cotfee per cwt. 20 00 a 25 00
Chickens, On 25 a 00 37
Eggs per doz. 00 12 aOO 18
Gold per dwt. 00 87 a 00 91
V \ LU ABLE L \ND FOR S ALE.
subscriber offers for Sale that val
■ liable lot of laud with an improve
men! of I<i acres under good fence, and
good cablii .s thereon, known as No. I!)
!6th istrict l,n d 3rd Section, ongially Cherokee now
Cass county-’ipou verv accomodating terms A iply
to the subscriber at Jefferson nck-nii county
SYLVA SUS RIPLEY.
May 3—ll ts- 1
EARLY LAND FOR SALE?
Jx M/ILL be sold, in conformity to an order of the
' ” Court of Ordinary of Burke countv, on the
first Tuesday in Joly next at the Court.house of p *i Iv
countv, a valuable Lot of Land known as N" '307,)
T'.»a H.wulrud Seven, in the fi''»t, District ot at y
countv belonging to the Estate of Mary ' alker, de
ceased. Terms on the dav
WILLIAM E. WALKER. Adndr.
Mav 3.—ll—ids.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
A GREEABLY t • an order of the honorable the In
« fcrior Court of Hall county, when sitting for or
dinary piirpnaeß, will be Mold on the first Tuesday in
In vn' Xt, a' the Court hon-ein l.e-' county, the one
undivided half of a tract of Land, N<». 119 2d District
Lee; it being part ufihe Real Estate of Udley Woodlitf,
late of said county, deceased. Sold fiir the benefit <>t
of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms
made known on the due ofsale.
JIMES LAW, ,
GEORGE WOODLIFF, $ * ,,lnr
Mav 3.-—ll—ids
LAND AND GOLD I <>T* FOR 3AI.E.
Land Lots.
No. Dis vc. No. Dis. 3ec.
141 21 2 92 24 3
29 25 3 163 14 3
267 28 3 2<»l 7 2
81 24 3 293 14 3
21 14 -
Gold Lots.
No Dis. Sec. No. Dis Sec.
922 12 1 440 2 2
28» 2 I 304 2 3
535 13 1 356 21 2
153 19 3 87 19 2
832 19 2 375 2 4
465 3 I Half of 892 17 3
1220 4 1 128 17 4
283 1 I 191 17 3
418 18 3 682 3 1
654 1 3 838 3 1
7 3 1 311 2 I
12 15 1 416 2 I
1157 15 2 392 I 2
1181 18 3 829 14 1
812 4 1 6'9 18 3
623 12 1
|( T* Persona desirous of purchasing anv of the
■ above Lot., will be attend* d to b\ ea' i g on me al nn
ofiice at the Miners Hall, Anrann. Lu .ki 'county
I'Ei l\ M’KINNE.
Ma\ 3,—ll—tf.
l"he " extern llera'd will r ser' the above.
TOW X to IS FOR S ALE.
VA WL ■ 11.1 be sold on the Cr»t liiesday in may next
” w at the court House iu the t own ut < T AI
MING. in the county ol Foray th. Ga the return 1 g
l\>nn lots ronoding of a number oi lot. fmntint Le
public »q<iar>- I ots ou the different moss - rrt s
I'erms made known on the das ot sale.
j.\ <[> K'tßf PS. jl. c
KOBER i I ' MS. j r c.
May—3 MASON LZZLLL J- 1 c.
FOR SALE.
No Dis. Sec. No. Dis. S6c.
90S 12 1 1217 1(1 4
307 15 2 30 Id 4
1405 14 1 226 10 4
157 15 1 101 9 4
69! II I 71 22 2
851 4 3
Any person wishing to purchase any of the above
named lots, can get a bargain for the cash, by making
application to the subscriber Cuthbert, Geo
Wm.fl BARTON.
May 3 —ll—tt
GEOitGI i, MUd RA Y < OUNT¥.
n r HERBAS Benjamin Murray, Jun. applies to ma
f>r letters of Administration, on the estate o
Benjamin Murray, lata of said county deceased ;
T ;ese are therefor. to cite and admonish all ami sin
gular the kindred and creditors ofsaid deceased, to be
and and appear at mv office within the time prescribed
by law, to shew cause ifanv they have, why said let
ters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office, this 16th day of April,
1834.
CARY »V, JICKSON, C c. o.
April 26.—10- 30d.
_SH EKIFF’S S ALdES.
GOOD 15 ARGAIN sT _
be sold, before tne court-house dooi in the
▼ » town of Dahlohnega, Lumpkin county, on the
7th inst. sale to continue from day to day until all is
sold, the following property, to wit ;
One sorrell Horse, one assortment of gooffs,
wares and merchandise, and sundry other articles, all
levied on as the property of Thomas C. Bmwen, by
virtue ol attachments at the instance of Samuel c-
Carter. P. J. lurray, and others, vs said Bowen By
order ot the Inferior Court of Lumpkin county
Terms cash.
May 3 SAMUEL KING, sh’ff.
Lumpkin shrift’s sales.
UM/ ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in June
next in the Town of Dahlohnega, Lumpkin
county, within the usual hours of sale, the following
property, to wit .-
Lot No. 512. 13lh District, Ist Section,
South; levied on as the propertey of James S. Morris,
and Joseph M rris, to satisfy a 6. fa. issued liouja
Justice’s Court of Walton county, in favor o' Henry
K. Cabiness. Levy made and returned to me by a
Constable.
Lot No. 312, 6th District, Ist Section; le
vied on asthe property of John Mullens,to satisfy two
ft. tas. in favor ot James Ferguson, one in favor of
Samuel McJunkin, and sundry other fi fas- issued
from a.lustices Court of Walton county, agamst said
Mullens. Levy made and returned to me by a Con
stable.
Lot No. 367, 13th District, Ist Section
South ; levied on as the property of fames Beasley, to
satisfy a ti. fa issued from a .Justice's Court of Walton
county, in favor of Samuel Mciunkin.vs said Beasley.
Levy made a..d returned to me by a Constable.
Lot No. 822, 12th District. Ist Sectoin;
levied on as the property of Daniel Deal, to satisfy a
fi fa. issue.) from Lumpkin Superior Court, in favor ot
John 11 Jones vs. said Deal.
Also lhe undivided half of Lot No. 761, 12th
District, Ist Section; levied on as the properly of H
Tatum, to satisfy n fi fa issued from Lumpkin
Superior Court, in lavar of Robert B. McClureagainst
said Tatum.
Also (lie undivid* d half >f Lot No 388,
15th District. Ist Section; levied on as the property
of William Keenum and Samuel McCoy, to satisfy)
sundry ti. fas. issued from a lustice’s Court of Linn km i
county, in favor of Edward Meden vs. said Keenum
and McCoy. Levy made and returned to me by a
Constable.
Lot No. 37, 4>h District, Ist Section; levied
on as the property of Stephen McDermah. to sati-ty ;
a fi. ta. issued from a Court of Common pleas in the i
< ityof Augusta, in favor of Luther &. Co. vs. said)
McDermah.
Lot ■>» 142.11th District, originally Hall
county.now Lumpkin; levied on as the property of
James Trantels. t<< satisfy a fi. ta issued from a justices
Court of Lumpkin comity, in favor ot l> A Wiles,
vs. said Trainels Levy made aad returned to me by
a Constable.
Ln No. 1093, 12 h District Ist Section;
levied on as the property of Job Ashworth, to satisfy I
sundry ti fas. i-sued from a Justices court of Franklin i
county, in favor of almon Harber, At. William seal
and others against said ,-vshworth. Levy made and re- ‘
turudd to me by a co ’stable
At t e same place on the first Tuesday in July next.
\ Negr ' XV omari bv he name ot Polly, I -
vied on as the properly of XX’iilia r 8. Sanders, to sa
tisfy a mortgage fi fa. issued from the Superior Court
oi Hall county, vs. said Sanders, in favor of James
Law
May 3. SA MUEL KING. Sh’ff
Lumpkin Sheri 11 s sales.
ALM 7IL L be sold on the first I uesday in
* " June next, in the Town of Uahlolmega, Lump
kri county, within the usual hours of sale, the follow
ing propertv, to wit :
XII the right, tit'e. and Equitable Interest,
that Charles \rthur bus in and to Lit No. 11134, llth
' District. Ist Section, to satisfy one fi (a issued from a
> Justice's Court ot Lumpkin county, iu favor ot F
> Logan, vs. said Arthur. Levy made and returned (u
) me t>y a Constable
Lot No- 219 13fh District, Ist Section,
i .North, levied on asthe proper! . of James P Poriis. to
' satisfy a subpeo ati 11 issue-. lr <iii th S ipei ior Court
; o( Talbot county , in favoi ot ( nleb M. .Norwood, vs.
said Portis. L< vy made and returned to me by a Con
stable-
Lot No. 207, 13th District, Ist Sectioi ,
No-tti.to sa-isly sundry fi. fas, issued from a Justice’s
Court of Gwinnett cun’s, in luVor of Lodowica M
I Cao s agains* J <ltn Biand -old under tin- incuui.
jlnaiiceota Mortgage. Levy made and returned to
me by < Constable
.If the same time and place on the first Cues
day in July nett.
One \ >ke and two oxen; lex ied on as the propel tv
ot hily (>oss. to satisfy a Mortgage fL to. issued from
the Interior Court ut Lumpkin t uuty. m tavur of
Jeremiah Stover, vs said <<o s
j M-y l. JOHN D 1111 DI) >
Walker Mierill* *»alr*>.
MW’I LI. be sold Uh die first 1 uesday in
i June next, at th< Hou - ot Jesse Ci< ine t-,
I the p,oe ol it. ding public sales r thccoun'% ot alk
. er. witliin the usual hours of su c, the lull wing prupci
ty, to »it;
Lot No- 26 7th Di-trict, 4'h Section; le
vo-doo as tne potp-rtv ot Viinam BLncit, to sa'istv
I tw • fi, fas. in favor ot R. JL Ca'tha aesigore, vs. said
>a:ic<t. Levy uiadi and returned to me by a Con-
Lot No. 304. lOth Districi, 4th *-o< tmn, le
x*■ 'onas th properly ot Sa i .e. Ma satisfy , fi,
-i.tss :ed fro , a J istices C > rt ot Bibb county, in !a
--i vor JSpr:.«r ktley v> said 'late. Levy maue and
I retained to rue bv a Cnnsrab'e.
Lot N<> s 5 10th D -trii l, 4 h Secnon; le
‘ vied i. a-> t,« p .pertly ut Haham D, C|. n u t .
I usiy a ti. fa. '*sued from a Jusuecs Court nf K b coun-
ty’, in favor ofWilliam. 11, Morris, assignee, vs. said
Ciintoii. Levy made and returned to me by a Co; •
stable,
Lot No. 118. 28fh District, 3rd Section;
levied on asthe property of Jonathan Van Wagnon. to
suttsfyafi. fa. issued from a Justice’s Court ol Bibb
county, in.favor of rn. H. Morris assignee, vs. sate
Wagnon, Levy made and returned to me by a Consta
ble.
WILLIAM FALKNER, Sh’ff.
May 3-
GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUNTY.
SheriffOffice, January 25, 1834.
FROM the provisions of."’ll Act ofthe last Legisla
tore, prescribing •’ the erode of selling Land at
Sheriff’s sale in the counties of I ympkin. Paulding.
Cobh Gilmer. Union Cass. Murray, Cherokee, Floyd
Forsyth and other counties that may hereafter be
of a part nr parts of said counties,” approveo on the
day of December last, a copy of which has Seen re
ceived at this Office, all persons requiring levies to' be
made bv me will have to comply with the requisitions
ot said Act; and where levies are made by Constables
and returned to me. a compliance with the provisions
ot said Act roust be exhibited to me before sale
All communications addressed to me must be post
paid. SAMUEL C CANDLER.
lor, 25 50
Oies’okee Sher iff s Sale.
'WTJT’I EL be sold on ihe first Tuesday in,
® ■ June next, in the Town of Edahwah, Chero
kee countv, within the usual hours of sale, the follow
ing properly, to wit
Lot No. 1. is.’h District, 2d Section; levied
on as the property of Collins Spivy, to sausiy two fi.
fas, issued from 'he Superior Court of Meriwether coun
ty, in favor of Kimberly & Chislomn, vs. Collins Spivy
and William Lord.
Lot No 405, 2d District. 2d Section; lei ie
<>n as the property of Thomas Elliott, to satisfy -i fi. fa.
issued from th( Superior Court of Elbert county, in fa
vor of John IV. Morris, for the use of Elijah Berry, vs
said Elliott.
Lot No 123. 15th District, 2d Section; le
vied on as the pr pet ty of Stephen All»-n, to satisfy a
fi. fa. issued from a Justices Court of Oglethorpe coun
ty, io favor of James Butler, vs. said Allen. Levy made
and returned to me by a Constable.
Lots No. 393, and 627 15th District, 2d
Section; levied on as ih<? property of David Sparks, to
satisfy afi fa. issued from a Justices Court of Fayette
county, in favor of John Blake, vs. said Sparks. Levy
made and returned tome by a Constable.
Lot No. 256, 15th District, 2d Section; le
vied on as the property of William VI. Holt, to satisfy
a fi. la. issued from the Superior Court of Richmond
county, in favor of Charles D. Stewart, vs. John 8.
Holt, and VI tlli.im Holt.
Lot No. 837, 3ff District. 2d Section; le
vied on as the property of Edward G 8 ,- own, to satisfy
ah. ta. issued from the Superior Court of Houston
county, in favor of James H. Killen, vs said Bo.wn.
Lol No. 377, 2d District, 2d Section ; le
viec on as the property of Nelson Titt, to satisfy a fi fa.
issued by Edward Thomas, Judge of the Inh rior cour'
of Richmond county, in favor of Samuel Hale, vs. said
rift.
f ot No- 123. 15th District, 2<l Section; |e
vie on as the property ot Stephen Allen to satisfy
fi. fa-issued from a Justices Court of Ogletho pe
county, in favor of James Butler, vs said Allen. Levy
made and returned to me by a Constable.
Lots No 393. nJ 627 15th District. 2<t
Section; levied on as the property of David Sparks,
to satisfy three fi. fas issued from a Justices Court of
Fayette county, in favor of John Burke, vs. said
Sparks. Levy made and returned to me by a Con
j stable.
! Lot No. 764. in the 2nd Dis’rict, of the 2nd
| section; levied on asthe prope ty of Johnathan Pen
dly, so satisfy a ti fa. from the Inferior court of Cwin
nett county, in favor of James A. Johnson vs. said
1 endly
Lot No. 1080 in the 3rd District of the 2i"i
: Section; levied on as the property of 'atnes <’ Aaron,
tn satisfy afi fa from a lustices court of adisoti
‘ county in favor of John Ippersoii. vs. said Aaron levy
made and returned to me by a constable
i Mav 3. S C r•. |> iq.- ior
Forsyth Sheriffs
117 LL he 'old on the first I'uesday in
v v Ju •• next, i> th< town of Cumming, Forsyth
comity, within ihe usual hours of sale, the following
preperty, to wit :
! Lot No. 142 2nd District. Ist Section; |e
! viedon as the praoerty of Andrew .Mauldin, to satisfy
| two fi ths issued from a Justices < ourt of Fra klin
I county, in favor of lames Levis for ti e use of lohn
Maples. Levy made and returned to me by a Consta
ble.
Lot N<> 1280, 3 d District, I~t Se< tf<»n; |, .
vied on as the property ol Rhisa J Ellis, to satisfy one
fi. f i issued from a Justices Court of Twiggs comity,
infavorof athew R<»hertso». vs said i His Levy
made and returned to me by a Constable
Lot No. 490. 3d DisTiut, Ist Section; le
vied on as t.c propertv of Jo 1 n Murphv, to san-ty ■
ti. fa. issued from a Justices Court ot Muscogee coen
tv, tn favor ot B. P Stubbs, va. said 'iurphy. Lew
made and returned to nm by a C< mtablc.
POSTPONED.
Lot No. 676. 14 h District, Ist Section;
levied on asthe property of John M Jiles to satisfy a
ft fa issued from Morgan Superior Court, in favor of
i homas Jat k-on. for t >e ti e of Royal Jiukins.and one
in favor ot Edward II illiams, vs. said Jiles.
Lot N«». 325, Ist Di-lrici, Ist Section; le
j vied on >s the property of Abraham Stoddard, to sa
tisfy sundry h fas. issued from a Justices Court ol
Walton county . in favor of Egb. rt B. Beall, vs. said
Studdard. I.evy made and returned to me by a Con
stabl».
Lot No. 348. 14th D IST'I t. Ist Npctjofi ;
levied on as the property of Martha Cases A Benja
tn in Faircloth. to satisfy turn fi fas. issued troin a Jus
tices Court ot Emanuel county, in favor of Ashford
Jinkins, vs said d fendants. Levy made and return
ed tome by a Constable.
lOHN J(>LI Y, D. >h’ff.
xi 3
i'orsytli Sheri! s sales.
FOR vs \Y
be sold <>n lhe firs l Tuesday tn
» » June next, al the court-house in Forsyth
coniiiy. « t .:•« the lawful hours ot sale, the
property, to-w it:
Lot N". 979. 1 Ith District, Is? Section ;
lex led ou a-1 h>- pr»t»ertv of il> y [Jr -w mog, to Batlstv
Ixvoti. fas issued from a Justices Comi of Gwitc en
couoiv. in favor ot illiam Holland, tor the use of
Jam« sIL Holland, va. said Brow ning. Lew madi
ami returned t< me hv a Co* stable.
Lot No. 57, second District, 1-t Section;
I. vied .m as the pr >p<T V of Ddhmghbx B iwb-s, to sa
tisfy a fi fa issued frotn the S,ip. rior Court of Green
countx, in tavor of Henry B Cabine--. vs. -am Bowl.
Mav 3. " 1 BARKrR l> Sh’tf
Patildinsr Miffs, sale.
1 LI. be suit) oil Ito Ju-I i 11, sd iv Hi June
o xi a. 'beC u*t House tn Puuldiog c untv,
ui.lon the usual hour, ofsa.e, i;.« f <.k,v»iri" propertv.
to wit:
Lot No 623. 21-t Di-inct, 3d Section; le
vied on as th. pr.'.t'rty of Ea-< a 11 S a . utord, t -a
.ttsfv *B.fa. is>u d from 4 JaMtccs Court cf Waliog
county, in favor of Richard Butler, vs. said Sandford,
Lev-, made and reform'd t me bv a Constable.
Lot No 448, 18u. District. 3d Sect.on; le*
vied on as the pr>,pe. (y ol J ihn Segars, to satisfy two
fi tas issued from a Justices Court of Walton c<.nnty,
i;i favor ol Richaid But!, r, vs. said Segais. Levy made
and returned to me by a Constable.
Lot No. 218, 18 b District 3<l Se< titiii; le
vied on asthe property of William Burk, 'o salisty s- n
drvfi. fas. issued from a J' slices Court >i M”igan
county, in favor of Richare Bulk r, vs said Buik. Le
vy made and returned tc me bv a Cons'abie.
May 3. WU JIA'-' S. H"GUF, SI ’ffi
Floyd Sheriff’s Sales
sniff on the first Timsuay in
May next, at the Court House in the Tow n of
Livingston, Floyd County, within the usual hours of
sale, the follow ing p <perty, to wit:
Lot No, 726. 3d Distri< t, 4th Section; le
vied on as 'he p opei ty of James Bell, to satisfy a fi. fa.
issued from a Justices Court of V. alien county, in fa
v rof Edgar & Reese, vs. said Bell. Levy made and
returned to me b'- a Constable
Mav3. A. H JOHNSON, Sh’ff.
Cass Sheriffs Sales.
FOR J NE.
1K S7ILL be sold before the court-house door in the
▼ V town of Cassville, Cuss county, on the first
Tuesday in um next, between the usual hours of
sale, the following property,to wit:
Los No. 939. 21st District. 2d . k . c n ;
levied on as the property of William Sloane, tt ti>fy
a fi fa. issued from a Justices Court of Twiggs county,
in favor of Mathew Robertson, vs. said Sloane. Levy
made and returned to me by a Cons'able.
Lot No. 1 146 4th District, 3<l Section; le
vied on as the property of Jehu Sanford, to satisfy two
fi. fas. issued from a Justices Court of Walton con >ty,
in favor of'Richartl Butler, vs. said Sanford. Levy
and returned to me bv a Constable.
Lot No. 492. 4th District. 3d S c ton; le
vied on as the property of George Gunn t< isfy a fi.
fa. issued from a Justices. C urt of Jasper coiintv, iu
favor Oif Thomas C. Barker, vs. said Gunn. Levy made
and returned tome by a Constable.
Lot No. £OO, 17'h District, 3d Section;
levied on as the property ol A Evans, to satisfy a fi fa.
issued from a Justices Court of Putnam county, in fa
vor of William Maddox, vs. said Evans. Levy made
and returned to me by a Constable
Lot No. 4,22 d District, 2d Section; le
vin! on as the i roperl y of Evander Quick, to sat '•ly a
fi. fa issued from a Justices Court of Fayette comity
in favor of John Burk, vs. said Quick. Levy made
and returned to me b' a Constable.
Lot N" 81. sth District, 3d Section, con
taining 160 Acres, more or less, levied on as the pro
per'v of Jonathan Nutt, to satisfy sundry fi. fas. issued
from a Justices court of Coweta county, in tavur of
L. S. Wii.bern vs. said Nutt. Levy made and return
ed to me by a Constable.
Lot No. 204. 15th District, 3d Section,
containing 160 Icres, more or less; levied on as ihe
property of Cl arl.-s Buck, to satis'v sundry fi. fas. is
sued from a Justices court of Columbia county, in fa
vor of Smith & Cawford. vs. said Buck. Levy made
and returned to tnr by a Constable.
Lot No. 1146, 4tb District, 3d Section; le
vied on as the |.i<-pety of J■ hi anford, tosatisly sun
dry fi. las. issued horn a I '.slices Com t of Walton c un
tv, in favor of Richard Bmler, vs. said Sanford. Levy
made and returned to me by a Constable
Lot No. 1116, 17tli District, 3d Section;
levied on a-’the properly oi J< hti Cole, to satisi\ a fi.
fa. issued from a fustices conn of Fayett cuniy, in
favor of T. D. &G. C. King, vs. bald Cole. Levy
made and returned o me bv a Constable
Lot No. 1067, 21st District, 2d Section;
evied on as the piopeity of Benjamin Br. <k -, t* sa
t sfvSundn ft las. issued from a .'i>sti<*< com! of
Warren county, in favor of E. P. .v- said
Brooks. Levy made and returned to me by a C nsia*
Lie.
POSTPO ED.
At the same time and place, on the first Tuesday in
June next.
Lot No. 212, 16th District, 3d Seclion ; le
vied onasthe pn pfiiiy <•! Robert Ciutchfii Id, t<. • i.tisfy
a fi. fa issued from the Superior c urt idLreenr r. mn
tv in favor of Joseph Echols & Co. vs. said C ut< hfo Id.
Max 3. I OMSB RoYsTON I'. Mil.
Cobb Sheriff’s sales
lOR.LSL.
be sold, in the town of .Marietta
• ” Cobb county on the first Tuesdey ii. June
next, between the lawful hours of sale, the follwiug
property, to-vvit :
Lol ?x<>. 645, l>t District, 3rd Section; le
vied on as the property ot Robert c t'inn. to satisfy
a 6 ta iniavorol anie« Colly, issued from h Justices
court oi ■ abersham county , and sundry other fi fas.
trom a ustiees »ouit of said county. Levy made and
return' d to me by a constable.
Loi No. 469 13th District 2nd Section;
levied on as the property of ' illiatn Hunt to satisfy
two ti. las ssued horn a Justices court of 1 piom
county, in lavorot Kelly Ixanuon, Levy m <de and
returned to me by a conttable.
Lol No. 316, ISlii District, 2d Seclloti; le
vied on as the | roporly ot bavid Burka and Ca •F.
dcKmzie, t<> satisfy a ti. la. in fav. rof Jan es '1 XV<d
tvrd, vs. said del ndanls. Levv made and jcturneu to
me by a Constable.
Lot No. 598, Ist District, 2d Section; le
vied <»u as Ihe property of lames R B. uneit to s.i i.-fy
aii ta. issued from a .Justices Court <e Bmb cmmiv 111
lavur of William G. Macon, vs. said Bennett. Levy
made and returned to me by a Corn-table*.
Lot No- 117, 3d Distric t, 3d Se* tion; le
vied m asitie property < t Irwm iVlmtington, U.satisfy
a u. la issued from a Justices Court of Carwford coun
ty, m favor of R V C. Ruffin, vs. said \\ hitiingtoa.
Levy mad»- ami rerun.ed tn me by a Constable
Lot No. 1213. 19th Disiiti t, 2d Section;
levied on as the propeity ot'Jam. fIC. Caruthers. 1. sa
tisfy a fi. ia. issued trom « Justices Cour> of Pulaski
c.uuiy, in favor of j bn Wheeler, vs. said Carruthcis.
Levy made and returned to me by a Constable.
No. 173, 17ih District, 2d Section;
levied „ii us lhe property idThoiiiii« Akin--, to saii-’y a
ti ‘.a issued fro . a Justice-Court DeKalb countv in
. lav >r ot lame [}. Mortis, v-. said Akins. Levy made
’ and returned .1. . by .. Constable.
Loi No- 575 ISiii District, 2d Section: le
' x.•d <> i . s tue prop, tly o' Henry <' oi .tr> satn-ty a fi.
laos-urd fro.,, d Ju. ices Court ..f Jm kson county, in
1 siui ot Green r,. Duke, vg. taid C wn. Levy made
j and returm d to me by a Constable.
Loi No. 1124 19th Di-'rix-t. 2d Section;
levudon as ti.e propeoy ot Th" a Bti let, arid Martin
! B h'|. as security, to satisfy a ti. ia. is*m d from a jus
itice-(-.mrtof<,.,inmt **uunly, in favor <-f Edward
■ teainerston, vs. said Butler. Levy made and returned
to me bx a Cm>-table.
Lol No 022, Ist District, 2d Section; le
vied .m as the properly oi vXilJam M’Neal, to saii-fy
a fi. la. nsimd Irom a Justices Court of I rar.klmcou tv,
in tavm <>t J Reed. Levy made and returned lo mt*
by a < unstable.
Loi No. 1156, IGt 1 District, 2d Section,
v.eu on as the pr0,.. -1 y<l Ed unrl Arj_o, io -atisfv a
ti. ’a. is-ue 1 f-mn a Justic- C Urt of H< rirv Com’ y
• n favor vfL Bt-seil.v...aid Argo. Lev y 'made and
1 t um d to me by a Cunstafi •
• Ai‘Gl ' ' GEUKUL BABLIt,BI*£