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M. 11. GATillt-IGfIT. EAitor.
DAHLOHNEGA, FEB. 13. 1836.
. ~Ff)R~p7IESIDE VT,
Martin Van Snrcn.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT, *,
Rich a r <1 ML J<>hii s o n .
Kz* The City of Cohirn brittle are happy
(o learn from the highest authority, has been
restored to tranquility, and all apprehen
sions of hostilities fr<-rn the Creek Indian#
removed, by a treaty of amity and peace be
tween the Chiefs and head inen of Creeks and j
the authorities of Columbus.
The fears of our Citizens in some sections
of the Cherokee country, we think, have been
unnecessarily excited, from the collection of a
number of the Creek Indians, in the neigh-1
buorhood of Coosawaytee <4. ,i wn. We are,
informed, by a gent lernan of high standing long
Connected with the Cherokees, in whose staFn
ment implicit reliance may be placed, that it
has been a custom, time out of mind, for these;
Creeks, to visit that place for the purpose.of
farming and hunting, and that they have, by
this intercourse with the Cherokees, acquired
a perfect know ledge of the Cherokef hngtrage.
It is however, well enogh for them to keep
up a sharp look-ou’, it can do .no one
injury.
Congress.
The debate, upon Ah Adam’s resolution
eulhg for a Special Committee to invest'gate
the causes which led to the defeat of the 1* or
tification Bill <>f 1835, has excited much hitter
discussion and a spirit illy calculated to pro*
mote thupublic peace, in the House of Repre
sentatives, in whit h it seems, that Mr. Adatns
and Mr. W ise, of Vigmia, have, up to our la
r (csi intelligence, been the principal speakers.
Mr. Adams assailed Mr. Webster with great
acrimony and bitter reproaches, in which, it is
' said, he charged him with being a sycophant.c
seeker of the presidency. Mr. W ise replied
at great length, m which he assenbed the loss
of the Bill to Mr. Cambaeling, of N. York,
alone.
Mr. Calhoun’s lute attempt to get up a new
name in the Senate upon the President’s late
• Special Message, we are gratified to see,
mPeis with rather a cold and feeble response
from the Whigs of the South. We trust this
futile effort will tench him. that the Ame'lc.tn
people are not so easily led by the nme as his
ambitious asp'iatioue have induced him io
believe.
Mediation of <4 real Retain,
The following < xtracfs lioui the ( harl.’sh n
Courier of the 4th inst., and the National In
telligencer of the 30th ult. in relation to our
French difficulties, will be found highly inter
esting. We hope the proffered and, as it said,
yccepled mediation of the British Govdtrment,
will effect the object saughl, and avert from
our country a cal imetous war, which have so
long seemed so certainly impending.
Peaceful and gratifying intelligence.— A
letter from Washington, received at the
Patriot office, d tied Jan. 27, I 1 p.m. says:
“1 am happy to lio able to state, from authority
on which I am accustomed to rely, that there
lias been despatches received by Mr. Bank
head, iho Budish Charge d'Affaires,containing
nn offei Irom the Br Court, of her mediation
to settle nil the existing differences with
Frame, and more thin this, that the mediation
of Engl ind, i roffuied in a sincere desire, as it
is her interest to secure the continuance of
peace, has been accept’d by the President, and
official notice ot the fact lias been communica
ted • Mr. B mkho.td, which will by him be
forthwith despatched, by the British brig al
Norfolk, io his Governnu'n' ”
FROM THE NIT. 1 NTEI.I.IG ENC R.
Our re'dvrs will hive head, with great
interest, the rumor that d'spalchis lately
brought to the British CtimgC -os by a
bpvi i d Messenger, ma G overnm v ... vessel
con am inslrticU 'ns to i ffei ih” mediation of
i the Government of Great Britain between the
.1 Um ed States and France, in iho existing
Y dispute between them. 1( gives us pleasure
believe that this rumor is not w ihout
and th.'i nn opening has th is been
by a magnanimous interposition on the
ol the British Government. which pnimis
r :.nn and h.ippy udjusumm o. the,
Winch t.n I.'lp, I.v < bride, i.
cd ''isles ami fiance.
lite w h be accepted, H
;i c!f< tec, wr w ii| mx ye; m.l . i.isc s.
I o ,l ’« "a.mi be lo impute to
Ministry a determination to force a quarrel
for he >ak> ol t .c quarrel, and not witn a new
to c.tl ci d e honor or merest of ( b e country
both o' »h lb would Uixioob ediv be consulted
by an *nn • .b!«- cm na'ion of the dispute.
F.vo y i’uae., says the m \*i potwhr writer on
the Law of Nations, in Healing of mediation in ,
general, owes so much respect to the happi- ■
ness of human society, as to appear open Io
every method of reconciliation, when it relates
to interests that are not essential. No essen
tial, certainly, is involved in thoa dispute
between thq/United* States and France;
nothing canlre itiftumed to a quarrel
upj^ssthere is a predetermination towards
that climax. If ever there was a case iji which
mediation, <>Qj&.ed by a common friend, ought'*
to be aceepteoby two nations, the*controversy
between-she United States and France is pre
eminently of that.character-
“A nation,’’ says Vattel, “is under mmy
obligations of duty towards itself, towards
other nations, and towards the whole human
towards have thtf*‘ advantage over
those we owe toothers: but we cannot refuse
in some degree, to forget ourselves with
respect to interests that are not essential, to
make some sacrifices in order to assist oj|ier
persons, and especially for the greater benefit
of the human society : and let us even remark
that we are invited by our own advantage, by
our own -safety, to make these generous
sacrifices ; for the private good ot each is
intimately connected with the general happi-.
ness. What ideas should we have of a prince
or n nation, who should refuse to give up the
smallest advantage to procure the world the
inestimable blessings of peace 1”
Fr'-rn an authority so justly respected, from 1
reasoning so comprehensive and yet iiicon."ln<
sive, wo will detract nothing of the strength by '
diluting it with any commentaries o f our own.
We await with pleased anticipation the
i
announcement of the acceptance of the '
proffered mediation of the British Government
and shall not be behind the warmest political
fii»-nd of the Administration in applauding a
course which will prove the sincerity of the
professions of a desire for peace which ha* 0
been made on all public occasions by the Chit f
Magistrate.
“77ie Palladium” (nt Newnan Gn.) adver
tises a fugitive apprentice, of that office, by the
I name of William S. Rogers, about 6 feet high
'and about 21 years old, who left tho Editor,
and mliers, minus to a considerable amount,
and who slated he had worked in the office of
“Me Miner's Recorder.” The Scamp states
a base fab ehood, we know nothing of him, and
trust we never shall, as we have also, been
tricked in the same way, by Ins brother ap
pientire, Wrn. Deadinan, about 17 vears old,
who absconded from this < ffi o some time
since, leaving us minus a fine suit of < loths,
I from head tn fool, besides other expences.—
| We will now notice the elopement of another
pink of the ('r ift, who ranau ay from the office
of “/'ie Southern II big - ,” some time ago, !>v
the name of A illiam E Paschal. Ye Prin
ter’s devils, give the vagabonds another shove’
Communications.
FOR THE RECORC ER,
it a a; i>.
On the 23th of January last, at Catnp Hun
tington, Macon Cixmly, N’>r'h Carolina,
Richard Jack, a soldier of F company -lilt
U. S Inl.ißtry, universally esteemml and be
loved by his contraries. At an early ag»: tie
left Ins native I ind (Ireland) and during the
lust war, bravely fought to set-utc the rights of
his adopted country. 110 was in the battle of
Chippewa, Lundy’s lane, and Chrts’.ler’s farm,
in the former of w hich he was wounded.
I'lte following lines were written by a votin’
bids, Mi-3 M. I. || 1 who witnessed the
furnral rites, and are publtsln dby request of
C. M. H .
He left his home—his native lend,
And caine o’c r the “deep blue sea”
V itb Freedom’* he art, mid Valour’s hand
To fight lor Liberty !
For our country’s rights, he hravelv bled
Out homes —our fire.aidee dear—
But Iris laurels arc vv ituered, their verdure fled!
Oh ! drop to his meiuvry —a tear.
far, far, from the country that gave him birth.
Tliey made tmn a lovvlv grave
And camly be rests with his mother earth.
In the land that he so igh: to save.
No mother vv.ts there—he. son t<> bless,
Or breathe tor his spitit a pray’r—
No wife—no children fatherles.-,
Tu muisten his grave with a tear.
But a stranger stood by his dy mg bed
To pr- E'er the southing cup.
And the pray r t..r bl< ssm.s mv k’d on his head. '
By u strang-r w.< tiered up.
M ith anna revers’d—and with tn fled drum,
His comreda escort-d his bier.
And laid him to rest m bis long la. home,
And drop, \l to hrs u.eru'ry a tear !
Deserted, is now his ancestral ha !
Children and wife—he had none
Kindred and friends—he left them ail.
Ot his name—As r ntained a’one.
But ht s gone! and no willow weens over his
head;
req-.i.. w -
ron THE RECORDER.
R I 6iJ », ' :
On ihe4i‘ii inst. at Camp il mtington, Ma
con County, N. Carolina, after a protracted
illness, which he bore with the manly fortitude
of a soldier, and the pious resignation of a
Christian, Humphrey Sullivan, a native of
Ireland, of F Company 4th U. S. Infantry,
aged 25 years.
Oh ! mourn for the fallen !
The youthful and brave,
Injhe bloom of lif. ’s rnor.-iing
Is snatched io tlu‘ grave!
On his form, so cold,
The dust they’re heaping,
The heart so bold
In the grave-—is sleeping!
And stiffened forever, by death is grasped,
The hand, which in friendship, we’ve clasped.
He died not in bat'le,
Fell not with the slain,
With the flag of bis cxintry
Unfurled o’er the plain.
But sorrow —disease —
And slow decav!
Gave his spirit release
From its earth-bound clay.
Then mourn for a soldier, in death lies low
Our country’s defence in the hour of woo !
Loss of the Steamer Pioneer, belong
ing t”* the Pioneer Lin'e—l'be following
fetter from the Captain of the boat to the A
gent in Darien are all the particulate rcceiv
ed :
Loicders Pl off. Jan. 31,
”ir TMjis will inform von of the less
of the*P*toneer place. We were at the
. 4<*rnJing and had taking in w.n.d
explusioo jpok place. The St-am
•boat and boilrfhe tow boats are sunk, ami ten
or twelve men killed. 1 tm very much hurl
i myself. lam now at this Bluff and will be
glad of Medi. al aid for myaelf and men as
I soon as possible.
I JOHN S. GOODWIN.
i
, Volunteers for Florida —At a meetinjj
, of the Irish Volunteers, held yesterday, at om
o’clock, at the Washington Hotel, Cnpt.—
L Honry, volunteered his services f v r three
months, for Florida, and was promply follower
by between 40 aed 50 of his men, and in th.
course of the day a number of others signee
•heir names, making the .number upwards •>
60. The Istis to renin’ii open this day. It
I I consequence of this spirited conduct on »h<
, | part of the Irish Volunteers, the draft fron
t 1 the 17lh regiment will he rendered unneces
I 9»iry. — Charleston Courier, Ist inst.
.
|j Seminole War. —He enn'inne to receivi
j the most threatening news from 'he frontier
1 j Captain Summerlins’ company has been at
-Hacked near Newnansville, and freed t.
retreat, A portion of Capt. McLemore’
' compnnv r»na nlso br-—n -»• tn*• k<• d *near S< 1 wa<l
nee Old Town, and sustained i loss varumsl’
1 reported, from two to four s killed. The Indi
-1 dtans are on this side of 'he Sow mnee, in t .1
r rear of our arrnv !! Everw>eff>>rt is maktq
, t” organise n S'.fficient lorce-fj the defi 'ice o
tlie cmintiv. — Tallahassa FKmdian 23r/ uit.
$-50 Reward.
F■ V IE subscriber will give (he above reward so
i JL the apprehension and deh cry t<> him, at Dab
lolmiga Ga. or for Ins safe confinement in anv Jai
!in Ge- re’ia or South Carolina of a certain mulatti
: negro man by the name of J ’RKT, about 22 o
j 23 years old. formerh own-d tn Abler I'. Caldwell
l.lrerj is a s'oni, athlejic «eil 'o kn g mulit'o man
of pleasing manners and peforms very well up .n the
* Violin.
RIC IARD 8. PERSSE
I January, 30.—39, ts.
GEORGIA, Walker County.
> W ' II EREAs J e|(’o ,p, r. >p..lr s t<> m- t >r Let
w » tors of Guardianship on the Esta eo; Ebzab.-tl
I I'u.e 1 liese are t ■ re ore to rite and adnemonial
' all and singular the kindred ol said Elizabeth Hade r<
b • and appear al my Oflice woh.n the time preset ibe<
by law. to shew cause, if any th-• have, way aai<
| letters should not be granted' Given under my hand
; this the 13th day of.lai.nary 1836
JOHN CALDWELL, d. c. c o
' 38 rl-
Guardians Sales.
■ A GRI.EABLY to an order of tie Court of Ordinary
; X®. "• H.ibersha i County will be sold nn the first
’lues.lay u April next, bf>e he Court Housed.or
ol Randolph County, one Lot ..I Land ninnbr one
I hundred and ti ty two, in h- cig i(h dtstri t of orij n
j adv I ee. now R i idolph Countv. Sold f>■th - (•< nt tit
oi B« nj min Mahon, minor Terms made known on
•he day oi talc.
WILLIAM WORLEY,
Guardian.
January 1836.—38tda.
I - .
i
Guardian Sale.
AG R 1.1. \ 1.1 f, to ~n <.r. er <>l tnel n c io, Coors of
km. O mat r ('oun y, w til be sold ~ i th, f n . 4( 1U , s .
ii.>y oi April next, wiitun the usual : ittr-, ol sit . th.
( oilrt House door in the Town oi La Grange Troup
I oi.nty. a Lot ot Laud situate in the sixteenth <.iMn< t
I < t <> gi i.iily Carn.li now Troup ( o n v, and - ow n
bv number thirty two Sold aa be pr. j-erG of l,« u v
t liam« t otyluo. Terms m.t e known on 'he dav
ot sale.
Daniel gar ,mw
Gua'dian.
January 1836 —3Btds.
j cavtictj:
A LL p» r-.-ns are her. >y forworn. .! <n it ’ricin-.-
km. h r » \ te ot hand bi th- s bscrio.-r i .
Reuben He ndon,of Eoid Cotutv. f.r . . r ,
and twenty on< d liar-, d ( t. d t ■<» I fth if * t Un min
IS Ci. Hid d I l|. 25th hi Ol I> '< j'37 ; as the j
> “id-- alum tor v lirch salo r.. u uns givt I. L„s e .it.T
ly t .lid and 1 am determined no! tn pnv j.
Hie public is als«» ca.itiiuied agates' ir.idinp for a .
certain B .u or Obi gati.m, g:v. • h the sub,, her'
to t iaabiwe R. ulien Hereon, . ate 1 hkev is on the
fir li oi January 1836, t dit one gto ( my «c, r tin
sum "f money (sum not cx-’ct-y r coiin t. <.’) or make
to the s.ud Rcube.i Her.-don I ill. » o a c< natr |..t .r
tractol l< d sun ite 1.1 th- St . D.slr.ct of t- u - 4|, > r<
tijo. ..for \,-i .a , l( v. and known a- lo'
' - ■ 1 - . s !
r On 1 if
JLnaHpkiu ghcriils Sales,
ViM/ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in
® v March next, in the town of Dahlulinega.
f.’unpkm county, witliin the usual hours of sale, th.
following property, to xs it ;
Lot No. 45, in the Tosvn of Dahlohnega, levied on
as the pr p 1 rty of Ednay Brown, to easisfy a ti. fa
issued out of a Justices Court of Lumpkin Counlv, n.
favor of Vv iilam 11. Riley, tor theme of H. W Riley,
vs. said Eclney Browov Levy made and returned to
me by E. tV. C.-ie, L, C.
Lot No. 7, in tl-.e Town of Dahlo'inejrn, levied on as
tiie pr >pcriy <>f IL A . Riley, to sati-fy a ii. la. iss >< d !
from a Justices Court o' Liunpitin Con >ty, in favor of
E. P Hale, vs. 11. VV. Riley. Levy made and returned /
to me by Cole, L. C.
No. 113, in th’ Town of Dahlohnega, levied on as
the property of William H. R’ly, •” satisfy sundry fi.
fas. issued from a Justices Court of Lumpkin County,
i 1 fav>r of Jon Humphries for the use of John Choto
& co. vs Willi on 'l. Riley. Levy made and returned
to n.e by E. W, Cole, L. C.
Frac ion No. 15, 4ih District Ist Section, lovietl on i
as ti.e properly .of James A hit. :<> satisfy a fi. fa issued j
from the Supe ior Court of Habersham county, in fa- j
vor of John Headrick, vs. said A i’itc.
POSTPONED SALE.
Lots No. 134, 143, 148, 149, aud 153, ini
the Town of Dahlohnegt, levied on as the!
property of James Malian, to satisfy sundry;
fi (as issued from the Superior Court of Lump I
kin County, in favor of the Interior Court of
Lumpkin County, vs. Jas. Mahan and James
Brannon.
Also, at the same place on the first [
Tuesday in April next.
Lo’ .0.005. and A vicl.asg- liti’s inti rest in lot
746, both in 12tii District Ist Sec ion, levied on a
titc property of A vicLaugiititi. by virtu.e of a- ort
«aae fi. fa fioin the Superior Court of Lumpkin coun- )
ty, in iavor of 15 F Pulton. Property poi.Aed out in 1
the inorn-oge fi. la.
One Mulatto Aoman by the name of ELIZA, Id
vi- d on as the property of J >hn R<>ss, to ,-atisfy a
Mortg ge fi. fa issued from th’- I iL.-iior Court of
i.mmj liiii Comity in favor < f G. K. Cessna, vs. John
Ross.
SAMUEL KING, Sh’ff.
January 28th. 18.56
Cherokee sheriff Sales.
I be sold on the sirs Tie-day in March!
V ¥ next, before tne Court House door, i i the
T>.wn of Canton, within the usual hours of sale, the
following property, to wit.
One Negro man named .JACK, about forty years ot
a<fe, levied .»n as the .property oi Michael Dn kersoir.
lo satisfy afi fa issue from the Superior Court o’
Mali County in favor X’ William Terdl, vs. said
Du kerson.
Lol No. 1291 31 Dist,ict2nd STctrMT, Ifevjr d on as
Ihe property 4 John Ii Hammond, to B.itisfy dijk f a
i sued from the Inferior Court of Gwinett CountyTiT
I iavor f Janies ?4c Dever tin the use of Edmond B.
T hooipson, vs. said tlaiiimo id.
Lot No, 76t),215i District 2nd Section, levied on as
the properly of Stephen Bow.n to Satisfy a fi. f.t is tied
from a lust ices Court ol Fayette County in favor of
I Asahel R. Smith, vs. said Bowin. Lcvp made and
' returned to me by a Constable.
Also, at the same place, on the
first Tuesday in April next.
I i.< t No. 272, 14th Dis'r cl 2nd J*< c ion, levied on as
i the piuperty ot James (Lay, lo satisfy a Mortgage fi fa
! issipo from the Snpeiior Cmutoi Ci erokee County
*in taV'.r of Jonathan Jobnston, vs. said Gray, I’rop
er'.y ppinted out in iiloilgage.
One V oke of Oxen and Cart, lev iej on as the prop
' eriy of John Black, to satisfy a Xlmigag • ti. fa. i-stied
; Coin tiie Inferior I ourt of Cherokee ( 'mta.y in layi r
ol Noble I'. Beall vs. said Black, Properly pointed
cut in Mortgage.
M. J. CAMDEN. D. Sh’ff.
January 28th, 1836.
Forsyth Sheriffs Sales.
ILL be sold on the fust Tue-dny in March
I ¥ w next, before the court-house d<>or, in lie low n
ol en the usual hours ol sale, the
’ following lo wit:
Lot No. 3.>2,3d District Lt Section, levied on as
the proj ert. ol Jam. Mathews, I . saii.siy a:i a. i.-sued
( f on- a Jus.ices C ~.ri oi Lincoln C.mnty in favor oi
| Harriot' Douguly, Levied on and relumed to me by
I a Constable.
Also, at the same place, on the
first I'uesdax in April next.
i Lot No. 77. 3<i Dis ri< II t S!e< non, levied ,n as the
property of Aichibal 1 Mcl.atiglib ~to soi-.y a .Mort ;
gage ti la. is-i ed Hom Forsyth Superior Couit, in lav. r I
ol Benjamin F Patton, v . said McLaughlin.
John Jolly, d. sirtr.
January 27th. 1836.
Cobb Sherills Sales.
be -old, on Hi. ii>s! Tuesday in M.-rch
V ¥ nevi before the court house door in the town
of oanetia, Cobb comity, the following propertv,
l i vv it ;
Lot No. 16 ». 17th District 2n 1 Section, levied nn
as the property of 1,, ,V I Sheppard, t<» eatisiy a fHa.
issu> <1 hum Hie I iterior Court oi W ashington counlv,
lin tavorot Jeremiah Kvle co.
Lot No. 1U62, 19,11 District, 2nd Section, levied
on as the properly ot V. illiutn O. Aagnon an I James
llarri->. to salisty a fi. fa issued irom the Superior,
( ourt <>i Dekalb County, in favor of Wrn. Ifuspeth,
vs. said defendants.
I). M \Y, D. Sb’ff.
Jan. 2olh. 1836.
I nion Sheriff Sales.
’ILL l»e- id on the tiis Tu -Jay m March
¥ ¥ ■■ x'.m ,he i’.ivvn ol Bl .irsville, I non County.
'he usual hours ol the fo.lowingi rvipe'r
ty. to wit: ° ‘ J
POSTPONED SALE.
!.'•( No. 216 9'h District, l»t Section, levied on as
'h pr ( ertv hbnK. Ho > >t>. to sate La;i l 4 i u
tr tn a hi* ic.s < mt of ILrrisf' . , tv. in tav< r oi '
J imf.te, vs s-iii 11 lux.-n Levy made id retinae.;
om< by « C ms.ab e.
rmi-Il’ I». MEJiO.XEY.Sh’ff. ■'
Jam arv 2atb, I -.,6. ■ i
Ek’ . •
A oticc-
, A L.L persons .r- ti t oy for’.mml fr c >
{ 2». ir.dtt g for noy m . a p.n ...; • t, |
I ibe Jusiicts ot i|:c Inferior (-ourt of Unmri
I coat.ty. as said notes tas b«» n «ets>» d trnr.n 1
md take n away, by W m B. GdLLnd, c< u’r i
rv io the o'der of s :'d c.i ift. w
Given under our oamL, jfctn- S-.
January 1836. * 343 i
J ’HN R’ Y J. I. L- J
Joit.N R ( ft \> : \tx ; i. r .
ELIJAH DLMOn. J I C
Mathias Hilburn, ;
vs. <■ Hide Nisi joT
Goldman Biffel. J foreclosure.
FjSIlfE petition es Mathias Hilburn, respectfuliy
m sheweth that on the bird day of February, in
the .e .r eiuiitcen bundled and thirty-four, Goldman
Biffel cxn-uted and delivered to y<mr petitioner. Ins
cerluin Deed of Moitgr.ge for the purpose ot s< curing
tiie pnyrne it to vour pet timier of a certain promisory
Note, liven by the said Goldman to your peiiti , ei,
on the day m d year aforesaid, 'or sum cl five
hundred and five Dollars, due on or by aLe tenth i.iay
ol Februa 'v, in cite year eigiitee:i liundrfcd and thirty
t mr. By which !)< ed < f Mortgage tie said Gold,;.an,
: rnongst othei la ds, conieved to yom pefitioncr. lot
>f (and number one bn.->dr« d and fifty oi e, in tho
slv ecu th District and third Scciion ~f critinnally
• iierekee. n w Cass Co :i'y. And void petitionrr
ftirlher shews, that he w’; ie of the said romHSo-y
noie is vet chi : and unpaid, wherefme, h” [•ray w that
tin: ! ; quity <>f iiedempti > , in and to said Mortgaged
premise.- be barred and for. closed. It is, theiefore,
on motion oidcred that the stud Goldman Biilel do pay
into the Clerks Office of this ( ourt, uit in six months
Irom this dale, the whole r.tnnnmnt cf inter
est and costs due thereon, or that his Equity of Re
demption in and to said Mortgaged premise- tie thence
forth barred and Imever iorecl sed. Am! it is further
ordered, that a copy of this Rule be published once ft
moth for four months, in one of the public Gazetts of
this Slate, or be served petsonaliy on the said Gold
man Biffel, his special agent orattorney, at least three
months before tiie time at which the money is directed
to be paid.
GEORGIA, ? A true extract from the Minutes of
Cass County. $ the Superior Court of said County,
September Term, 1835.
CHESTER HAWKS, Cl’k.
Oct 31.- 27- 4m. m.
Mathias Hilburn, ]
vs. Ride tsi, for
Goldman Biffel. J foreclosure.
petition of Mu'htns llilb.rn, respect!.illy
M sliewetli, that on the third day of February, in
do year hundred ami tbiriy-tbur, Goldman
J Bdli-I exec uted amide livered to your petitioner, hi <
i c> rtain Deed r I M •rtgage, for the purpose of securing
tiie pa' merit to your petitioner of a •ert-un promisory
Note, given by the said Goldman to your petuioner,
on the day and year aforesaid, for the sum ol five
hundred and five Dollars, due on or bv ihe tenth day
of Fehr ary, in the year eighteen hundred ami thirty
four By which Deed of Mortgage lite said Goldman,
■.'.tnoug't other lands, conveyed to your petitioner 10l
nf land iiu nber Iwo hundred and five, in the ninth
Dis id, and thin. Section of originally Chrokee, now
Mur ay County And yur petitioner fmllter shews
tlut 'ire w hole, of (lie said pcotnis: ry Note is y t rllic
I aud mspaii!. vvh leforc, ym.r petitioner pi.tys that the
11 Equity of Re (emotion in a■! y- said M tguued premi
ses b< b..rred and mreclosed it is. there'oie,o motion
ordered that (he saui Goldinnu Bill.- , do pay into the
i Clerks OHice of this Cmnt, witbin six mentis bom
f this date, the wmole aiimunt «>( principle, lutei’ st and
costs due theieon, or that his Equity of Redempti n
t in and to said Mortgaged p < n.ises be them et. rtk
( barred and forever lorecl ,sed. A <1 it is in’i her order
ed ’hat a copy o' tins iiule be pub is ed once a month
! f.,r four months, in one of the pub ic Gazvties of Ibis
' State, or be served personally on the said Goldman
j Biilel, his special agent, or attorney, at least tfeiec
r' Ils bei'oi e lite tune,at which the money is directed
'1 1 ‘ ll v t!ip nbove is n ,n “-
:, T G1 Y? ’, ’ i ,SvMmutes <.f (be said Supe-
.1 Murray (,<>u. ty. M l '””‘''Awiand Se-,». 23tli 1835.
i ilur Coutt. Given umtei mvTLd-- pi'<ri()p tTk.
J- V. Il l
] Oct. 31,-27 —4m. nt.
I Mathias Hilburn, ]
vs. - Rule At.si, for
Goldman Biffel. J foreclosure.
' raviE petition <4 Mathias Hi burn, respectfully
_BL siievv c th, that on me third day • f Felnuaiy, in
- i iiii- year eighteen hundred and thii ly-timr, Goli.’inan
I B''!'-i, ex cultd airi i! livered to vmir petitum> r. Ins
. cert.no Deed of Mortgage, for lire purpose of sec i ii.g
I the payment to y ur pet it iam rof a certain promisory
r .Note, given by trie said Gol,lm.?’i, to your petitioner,
j on t::c day end year iiforcsaid, lor the sum of five
hundred and five I) iiars due on or b, ih • tenth day
oi February in the year eighteen hundred ami thirty
foui By which Deed of Mortgage the said Goldman,
amongst other lands, conveyed to tour p aitioricr Lot
of land ..timber (illy nine, in the tenth Dis ric t of the
fourth Sectio.i, ot ocigmally Murray hot now Aalker
County. And your p« titmrier iUiTue? • hevCs, that tm;
a whole of said ( romisorv Note, is vet c’ue am] unpaid,
i I wherefore, your petitioner pravs ii.nt t e I’.qiiit; of
' Redemption, in and to said Mortgaged pn mises, bo
ba. o<l and fc: ecloseci. It is therH >e on moiio.t, r.r-
| de red .hat the saidGolhnan Bi cl, do pay into the
j i (}h rks Otlice «»t this Court, vvitli n six m > ths froo
: his da'e the whole am mnt of , iiiciple, i. p-rest and
; costs due Ibe c in, or that : is l.qmfv of r nip Hon. in
’ { ami to said Mortgaged pir rn.r s li. ibenc eh.rlh b< ■ red
i ami lorevet tor closed. Ai dit is lurtin-r or.'eied that
a Copy of this R .I - be pub ished om c n in.’i tl. for four
- moimtlis, io on. ot ilie public G:>ze|ts of ms S at •, or
)be erved pcrsunully on the srd Gold an Bitfr • his
. special ag o', or ;itt .rney, ,t bast three month- uc-toic
, ttie umc al vvtnc.ii it is din er d t b paid.
; A true copy tr.nn the M: intc . T n-. 9t > Oct 1835.
JE.SBE CLEMENTS, Cl’k.
i Oct. 31.—27—4 mm.
Mathias Hilburn, ]
VS. y Rul< A’isi Jir Fur (closure.
Goldman Biffel, J
(E3 11 j ctiti.m of ■tatli’as Hdburn, respec tfolfy
_BL shewetb, that on th. t lurrl day oi Fcbri.a. vinth •
jye ■ Eighteen hundred a; d hi f;» !■ ur G Iclrnan Bifli I,
c .xeci tr d and de ive,eo t ■ utir j eli i .r.cr his certain
de. dot mortgage, tor the purpose ol seeming tfi e riay'-
ine .t to y our petitim c ■ „t j | ron,is-c ry note, given I* :
the said Gold mi , Bilfi i. t . v m.r pcluimiei, < n I he day
and yea aforesaid tor the sum of live hundred and five:
dolkos, clue on or by t e tert , day ol Februui’. in li.c.
year l.ix <t«*en Im .dr. d a. d tl.n'c, :< )U r. By which
deed of me* tg.vge In: -a,.J t. Iduian, amongst other
, lands, conveyed o your etii s m r lot e f land number
mm ty m ven, m ;h ' sec ond Di tin t ol the tii.-t scctio
I"I mign'afly < . i-km- n w I . rsyth Co..my. And
you. petitioner fui;i er‘lh mc.li, that the whole cd the
-aid | .coin<soiy notr- i- y* I<l ue and ii> paid,— w here fore
. hi- p. iys .a ti.e Equiiy • t redemption in, and to saui
mortgag'd pi-mi-e. be barret and foFec os. d. Ills
the re t re. on mo 1 m, < m red that the s.-.id Gyldinan
B fi- 1 d.. pay inf, I . ( rk's t til-ce of ihi-( ■ U! (, «it ,dn
j six months tr rn this ih • v Ir.h- am nut ol p .nci
jti interest and cod due • reon. or that Lis I quitv < 1
redem ti u i.i and to said tMOitgaged premise s b«-
t e-retort 1, barre d ar;d fm.ver fori < I sed. And it i',
lu: fi r oo’c c : lhat a copy ot tins Rule be pubiislrcd
o re a i>< ..die for four mmilfis-in one of the public
G zcCs of th.-State, r.-r be p< rsoeally s< rved or, th.
said Goldman Erdei, hi sp* cial ug< nt, c» Attorney at
; •east three munti » b> tort- (lie time ai which the mcim
is dirt ct- d to t.e paid
A true cVract irotn the minub «.
Oi-IVf.lt STRICKLAND, Cl’k.
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