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HEAD QUARTERS,
Milledueville. 1 Odi January, 1334.
’Ordered, That
John Basil Lamar, of Baldwin.
1 lorace R. Ward, of Can-den.
Robert \V alton Williams, of Columbia.
Joseph Morton Evans, of Morgan.
Peter Cone, of Bulloch
Frcdric.k E. Brooking, of Hancock.
Leonidas Franklin, ol Clark.
Albert <J;dL>in b'emmis, of Wilkes.
James Clark Terrell, of Franklin.
John Langdon Lewis, of Jones.
David f. Bailey, of Butts.
Henry Solomon, of Twiggs. |
George I- Barry, of Decatur.
Thomas Jefferson Rusk, of Habersham.
Stephen Douglas Crane, of Lumpkin.
Benjamin Franklin Harris, of Munro-J.
Abram P. Patrick, of Bibb.
Henry’l*. Moseley, of Rabun. '
Sar.iue? Bailey, of Meriwether.
Gilbert D. Greer, of Coweta.
John Dill, flf Early.
John N. Burch, of Talbot.
Ezekiel Noble Calhoun, of De Kalil.
John C. Waters, ofNewton.
Zack. B. Hargrove, of ('ass, and
William N. Bishop, of Murray,
Bn, and they are hereby appointed Aids de-
X-auip io the Comrnaodrr-in-Chief. With the rank of
'Colonel, and that they be obeyed and respected
•accordingly.
Ify the Commander-In-Chief.
WILLIAM 1 \5. WELLBORN,
'QH> 1 51 Sec'ry. Executive Department.
AN ACT,
Jflorc effectually to provide for the government and
protection of the Cherokee Indians, residing
within the limits of Georgia, and to presciibe
the bounds of their occupant claims; and also,
to authorise giants to issue for Ims drawn in the
late Land and Gold Lotteries in certain cases,
smd to provide for the appointment of an \gent
to carry certain parts thereof into execution ,
■and io fix the salary of such Agent : and tn
punish those persons who mav deter Indians
front enrolling for emigration.
Sec. 1. lie it enacted Ini the Sen He and
House of l{eprcsci)tati>'cs of the. State of
Georgia, in (Jeneral Assenib!y met, and it is
hereby enacted by the authority of the saint, !
That in all cases where a white man is the head '
of an Indian family, such /ndian family shall re
tain the rights of such property i.laimed under the
rights of such Indian family, the wloto man ob
taining no rights but that of the Indian use and oc
cupation.
Sec. 2. And he it further enacted,
That every white tnan, who may have an Indian j
Utiuily, and who -nay be desirous of retaining his ]
privileges which he may possess as the head of an
Indian family, may at any time before the first day
of Mandi next, notify the (Berk of the Superior
Court of the comity in which he may reside, in
•writing of his intention to retain his privileges as
the head of such Indian family : which notification
.hull he recorded in a book to he kept for that pur-.
pose and no other ; and upon th- doing of which
lie shall be entitled to all the privileges which are
granted to such white tnan in the proceeding sec
tion of this Act.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted.
That if any Indian or descendant of an Indian,
or white man, the head of an Indian family, claim
Ing the privileges of an Indian, shall employ any
white man oi slave belonging to a white man or
person of color other than (he descendant of an
Indian, as a tenant, cropper or assistant in agricul
ture, or as a miller or mill wright, they shall for
«uch offence, upon the same being established by
the testimony of Iwo respectable witnesses, forfeit
oil 'ight and title, that they may have io anv reser
vation or occupancy within the limits ol this state,
and that upon the certificate of the Agent to lie
tiereafter appointed, grants may issue for the same
<ia though such improvements had never been oc
cupied by such Indian descendant of an Indian or
Vhite man having an Indian family.
Sec. 4. And be. it further enacted,
That where any Indian or descendant of an In
<)ian or white man having the privileges of an In
dian. shall have two or more wives, any of whom
t>ball reside on the farms separate and apart from
the usual abode of such Indian, or descendant of
%n .Indian or white man having the privileges of an
Indian, she oi they, shall be held and considered
the sole proprietor of such farm, together with the
slaves, if any, usually employed in cultivating the
same, and it she or they, shall enrol tor emigration
uliall have exclusive and absolute control thereof.
See. 5. And be it further enacted.
That if any Indian, or others enjoy mg the pri
vileges of Indians, shall enrol for emigration, and
shall afterwards refuse to emigrate ai the. time sti
pointed: Provided, the Agent of the United States
shall bo in readiness to remove them to Arkansas ;
vtnd provided also, that such neglect shall not be
occasioned by act ol Providence or other unavoid
able cause ; he or they, shall tor such neglect or
Vcftisal, forfeit all right to any future occupancy
yilhin the limits of this state.
See. 6. And be it further enacted,
That no Indian, or others Laving the privileges
of an Indian, shall under any pretence whatever,
sot up any cl mu, or demand against anv member
of the same Film, after such member shall have en
yollrd his or her name lor emigration, st» as to de
t. in such emigrant from removing at the time sti
pulated, and where the claun shall be piefvrrd
against any property which may be in the pos.es
tiion of the individual emigrating, the agent as
nforrsai I, shall be competent to decide on the
merits of the claim : Provided. That nothing here
in contained, shall be so construed is to prevent
the claimant from prosecuting ins claim In r. .if— r,
iind in the country i»» ~ ?h;;h such Indian or person
Cue privileges ol .tn Indian, shall emigrate.
«Sur. 7. And he it further enacted,
That no contract, cither verbal or written, al
%»«)ged to have been made between a white man
find au Indian, shall be binding except the same
U»a be established by the testimony wi al least two
vHuvwttfi
i Sec. -9. And be it further enacted, '
I That ne Indian or tn? descendant of an Indian
|or others, having the privileges of an Indian, shall
' be allowed more than one hundred and sixty acres,
; which shall consist ol the lot including his dwell
! ing bouse, or if in a district where the lots contain
J but forty acres, he or they shall be allowed the lot
including his or her house, and as many others, as
. he may have improvements on, no! exceeding three
and in both cases they shall be allowed such im
i proved land as may be within any oilier lot adjoin
ing th-reuiito, which he or they may have actually
enclosed <md improved previous to the 25th De
; cember, 13 50. and all ihe residue of such lots as
are not entirely allowed as above, may be occupied
by the drawer, or his, or her, legal representative.
d'tc. 9- And be it further enacted,
That if any Indian or Indians or any person
claiming to be an Indian or t e descendant thereof,
or any ludiao countryman, their aiders, abeters or
assistants, who shall obstruct or resist by force or
threats the peaceable possession by the drawer
thereof, or any person claiming under him, her or
them, ol any tractor lot of land not herein allowed
to such Iridian, such offender shall be guilty of a
high misdemeanour, for which he, she or they may
be indicted, and on conviction, shall be punished
by imprisonment, at the discretion of the court.
Sec. 10. And be it further enacted,
That where any lot drawn in the. late land or gold
lottery shall be partly within an improvement
which has been valued and paid for by 'he United
States, and partly wi-hin the improvement of an
Indian occupant, it shall be the duty of the agent
as aforesaid, upon the drawer of such lot or his or
I h?. legal representative, producing to the said
agent a c.eriific.iie, signed by his excellency the
governor, showtng that such lot was so drawn by
him or h?r, immediately to placn the drawer, or
his or Iter representative in possession of so much
thereof as may lie within the limits of such valued
improvement, and forthwith to remove any intru
sion thereon, which might be calculated to prevent
the peaceable possession ol the s unc
Sec. 11. And be it forth: r enacted,
That his excellency the governor is hereby an-'
thorised. w’.en satisfactory evidence is produce'! to I
him, to cause grants to issue for all lots which by
i this act may be specially designated, upon the ap
plication of the drawer, or his or her representative.
Sr.c. 12. And be. it. further enacted.
That his excellency tlm governor, is hereby au
thorised to cause grants to issue for all lots which
have been drawn io the late land and gold lottery, j
i where, they niav within or touch upon the im
. provement ol anv Indian or descendant of an In-]
■ <lian or others having ’ho privileges of an Indian,
i who under an\ of ilm treaties concluded between
I the Imited States and the ('her’>kee tribe of ln
! dians, have been allowed a reservation, in fee sitn
j pie, whether the sai'l reserve sh ill have, been 10.
. edited in this state or elsewhere; and also, for all
I such lo's ?,s mav havo been drawn as aforesaid, and
| w'licii mav bo within, or touch upon the improve
i ment of any descendant of an Indian who was al
lowed a reservation in foe simple as aforesaid:
I’rovide-I such descendant of an Indian shall not
have been twenty one years of age nt Um time his
or her pareriis ;mrfc<'ted stick re i- rvation : also for
: all lots which lie within or touch upon the im
i prnvemen of an Indian or others having the privi
leges of an Indiafi, that in anv treaty os aforesaid,
shall have been allowed a reservation for life, and
who has removed therefrom, anti settled within the
limits ol Georgia, ;,nd fur all lots which may lie
within or touch upon anv improvement occupied
by any Indian, lescoridant of an Indian or white
man having the privileges of an Indian, who shall
have heretofore enridod for emigration, and shall
' have received in c.onscquc,nc.e of «u> b enrolment.
any money or other vahiabl" consideration ; and
also (or all lots drawn as aforesaid, and which may
lie within or touch upon the improvement of anv
Indian or descendant of an Indian or anv w him
mao. having the privileges of an Indian, and who
in anv ol (he I ml lotteries 'iiilho-ised Lv this state,
shall have drawn therein, any lot or lots; also for
all lots which may lie within or touch upon thi* im
provomtmts of anv Indian, descendant of -tn Indian
or white man having the piivileges of an Indian,
which has been sold, leased or fcnled contrary to
the existing laws of this state.
Sec. 13. I/."/ be it. further cnac ted,
That his excellency the governor is herehv au
thorised io .appoint some fit and proper person as
Agent, whose duty it shall be to see that the pro
visions of this act be dulv ami rdmctuallv carried
into operation, ami to examine, at d report to his
excell?m v the governor, such lo's having Indian
improvements thereon, and subject to be granted
1 by this act; who shall receive one thousand dol
I hrs per annum, as a 'iiil < otnp- nsatinu for his ser
vices, and who shttll t ike and subscribe th'“ foll.nw
< ing oath to wit : *■ I A. B do solemly swear, tha -
I will perform the duties of Indian Agent, in the
| Cherekee. Terriiory. according to the provisions
ot ihts Act, regulating th" ( Imrokee Indians in
the possessions of their persons and propcr’v.
without favor or partialitv, to the best of mv abi
lities ; so help inc God.” And he shall give Imn I
i anti sufficient security, in the sum of two thousand
I doll.us. for the faithful performance of the duties
i required of him by this act : and shall be subject
' to prosecution before the Superior Court, in anv
county w here he shall violate or neglect to perform
the duties i equired of him. as agent ns aforesaid:
- ami ou conviction thereof, he shall be removed
from ofiice, and be fined at the discretion of the
court.
S'C. 14. I.'t / be it further enacted.
That il any person shall bv threats, menaces or
otherwise, deter or prevent anv Indian or Indians
from enroling for emigration, lie nr thrv. shall be
held ami deemed guilty of a misdemeanour, a; d on
eonvit lion thereof, shall be fim»d in a sum not less
than one hundred dollars nor more than five hun
dred dollars, or undergo ;tn imprisonment in the
Penitentiary at the discretion of the court.
Sec 15 hid be it further cna'ted,
I’hat all law sand parts of laws, militating against
this a"t, ami the act appointing special agencies
tor the counties, be, and (he same are hereby re
pealed.
THOM \S GL \SCOFK.
Speaker of the House of Represent slires
J \<’(>B W < H>D.
President of the "senate.
Assented to, Dec. 20 1833.
WILSON i.l WPKIX’. Governor.
A I IST
A list of letters rt niainine in ‘he Post Office at .Y""
Eftiota Mu "”j eounfi;. (f’t on the ti •' 't.'i,' nfJ-niua
W‘irh if net fj.Vt:: •••’* : n three months will Lt sent
to lh“ (itueral Post Offi.e as dead Itt.'ers.
\—W niter \nj .nun, I’—Zarkurinh I'.llisnn.
B— hull ’' Barnett, 11 I ij ill Bicks. 2
('—John ('sin. K Stirling Kendrick.
P—George Pierce.
WM. .1 TA II VIX. P. M.
~ AIK ’
lucented at this
* AN ACT I
To form am! organize out of the Chattahoochee
Flint and Cherokee Circuits, a new Judicial Cii
, ciiit. to be called the Coweta Circuit, ami also to
attach the counties of Early and Baker, of the
Southern Circuit, to the Chattahoochee Circuit,
and that (hey form a part of said Circuit, also to ap-,
point the. time lor holding the Superior Courts of
hotl; Circuits, and to alter the lime of holding the j
Courts in the counties ot Lowudes, Thomas and :
Decatur.
Be i> enacted by the Senate and House, of Represepta
tires of the State of Georgia in General Assembly met ■
and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same.
That from and after the passage oi this act, the coun
ties of Meriwether. Tr®’ip, Heard. Coweta, DeKalb.
Campbell and Carroll, of the Chattahoochee circuit;!
the county of F.ivette, of the Flint circuit, and the
comities of Pauldingand Cvbb.oftlie Cherokee cir
cuit, form a new judicial circuit, to be known ami
called the Coweta ciieuif; and that as soon rs con
venient after the passage of this act, there shal! be elect
ed. a Judge of the Superior Court, and Solicitor Ceu
ertd. for said Coweta circuit.
And be it further enacted That the counties of Ba
ker and Early, be attached to and form a part of the r
Chattahoochee circuit. '
Incite If further exacted. 3'hat the time for holding I
♦hr* Suoerior courts in <he Coweta circuit, shall be as j
follows: I
In the countv of Meriwether, on the 2d Monday in !
Eebruarv and Alio’!®!
in tile county ot Troup, on the 3d Monday in Feb- !
rutuy
In the county of Heard, on the 4th Monday in Feb
ruary anO August.
In me county oi Coweta, on the Ist Monday in
Marcli and September- i
In the county ol Fayette, on the 2d Monday in j
March and September.
lu (lie county ol DeKMb, on the 3d Monday in
Marcli and September.
In the county oi Campbell on the 4th Monday in
Marcli and September.
In the county of Cobb, on the 2d Monday in April
and October.
lu the county oi Paulding, on the 3 ;l Monday in
April and October- . i
i In the comity oi Carroll, on the 4th Monday in '
1 April and October.
And be it further enacted, That the times for hold- ,
in" the Superior courts of the Chattahoochee circuit, ]
; shall be as follows, to wit:
lu the county of Stewart, on the 2d Monday in !
! February and August.
' In the county oi Randolph, on the Thursday after !
! the 2d Monday in February and August.
In the county of Early, on the 3d Monday iu ;
j February and August.
Io the county of Baker, on the 4tli Monday’ in :
j February and August.
1 In the county of Lee, on the Ist Monday in March
| and September. ■
1 In the county of Sumter, on the Thursday after I
the ht Monday in March and September.
In the county of Marion, on the 2d Monday in
! March and September
I In the county of Talbot,on the 3d Monday in March
I and September.
j lu the county of Muscogee.on the 4th Monday in
March and September.
And in the comity of Harris on the 2d Monday in
April and October.
And be it enacted by the authority afore&aid, Tha
I from and immediately • iter the passage ol this act, (lie
I time <>t bolding tie- Suiierior courts in the county of
I Lowndes, shall lie on Thursday before the Ist Mon
| day in February and August.
i In the comity of Thomas, on the Ist Monday in
‘ February and August.
.And in the county of Decatur, on the 2d Mondays
| in February and August
And be it further enacted by the authority of iresaid.
; That all persons, summoned, subptenoed. or bound
! as suitors, witnesses, jurors, or in anv other capacity’
5 to at tend said cotirtsin eil her of the above ment loned
I circuits, shall be bound by virtue oi said summons,
j subpoenißs. or a ;y other process, heretofore issued,
i to attend said courts as altered by this act.
And be it further enacted, That all laws or parts of
| law s, militating against this act, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
THOMAS GLASCOCK.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JACOB WOOD,
President of the Senate
Assented to, Dec. 16, 1833.
WILSON LUMPKIN,
Governor
’ TOCT
To authorize the taking of the Census in the sev
eral counties composing the Cherokee circuit,
and to require his Excellency the Governor, to
pay over the poor school lund belonging t'» each
county.
If it enacted by the Senate and f/uuse. of
1 Representatives of the State of (jeorgin in
j tie neral Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted
I by the authority aforesaid,
That it shall be the duty of the Justices of the
j Inferior court in the counties ol Cass, Cherokee,
I (’obit, Floyd. Forsyth, Gilmer, Lumpkin, Murray,
j Paulding, and Union, which have been created
i since the last census was taken, to appoint one fit
; anil proper person in their respective counties, to
1 take a full and accurate census or enumeration of
j the free white population; ami the person so ap
! pointed shall make their return to the Clerk of
I the Inferior Court of the county iu which lie shall
be appointed, on or before the first day of April
next.
And be it further enacted,
That so soon ax the census ur enumeration shall
have been taketi ami returned as required by this
act. it shall ba the duty of the luferior court to for
ward a certified copy of the same to his Excellen
; cy the Governor; ami it shall be the duly of his
Excellency the Govertmr to pay to the several
counties named in this act, an equal portion ac
cording to lheir white population ot the poor school
fund, appropriated tor annual distillation among
the sevoial counties of this tState.
And be it further enacted,
I That thv person appointed to take the census
I or enumeration shall receive the compensation,
and be governed in the performance of their rimy
by the provisions, continued in an act passed the
i twenty-sixth day of December, eighteen hundred
i ami twenty six. except s.> much as militates a
gainst the provisions of this act.
And be it further enacted,
That all laws or parts of laws, militating against
this act. be ami the same are hereby repealed.
1 lIGMASGLASCtH K,
Speaker of the House of Rcprt sen- fives,
J ACOB \\ OCH).
.President of the S
Assented to. Dec. £1 1833.
W11.50N LUMPKIN,
\ formior.
c action: -
Persons tbnt hin.-m.-. r e i:>d« ' .d o . CH' CO
KEE INTt.LLkiEXt'i.R -iiLsequ.- ’ to tin
teer.th day ot August last are inK-rmed that bey must
! produce mv order or receipt 13 uuke tkeir p.' vmenG
valid. MDU’UR.
I jo—
H 8 & c. 1 ,■
l OR SALE.
Office Superintendent Roads,
Eastern Division, Janurry 11. 1884.
In obedience to an Ai t of the Legislature of the
I State of Georgia, approved by his excellency the
l Governor, on the 21st day of December, 1833, L
will sell, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, Rt
the Court-House,in the county ol ELBERT,
On Monday, the I7lh day o/ March next.
The followmg named NEGROES belonging to
thoStute of Georgia, and attached to ihe Lincoln
s’aiion, together with ihe Mules, Carls, Tools- &.c.
connected thereto .•
Itaslia, (Mills) Nicb, (Zellars) Abram, (F. Cul
lius) 1 .awson, ('A ntkins) Armstead, (Glaze) Tom,
(Dallas) Moses, (Sims) Richmond, (Burke) \V-al-)
lace. (Charlton) Isaac, (Brown.) Tom, (Rowel) j
and Jeff, (AVingfleM) and
On Monday, the c 2Alh day of March, i
In like manner at the Court-House in the county
'of MORGAN, the following named NEGROES,
belonging to the State and attached to the Greens
borough and Madison station, together with th*'
Mules, one Horse, Carts, Tools. &c. connected
thereto :
London, Benjamin, [Bnstiu] Willis, [Crosby]
Abraham, [Mealing] Billy, [Kennon] Axum.'.
[Cargile] Tom, [M’Gar] Ned. [Ramsay] ’ eorge. (
[Beasley] Peter, [Cargilc] Dick, [Dr-et] Henry, t
[Smith] Joshua. [M’Gar] Jerry. [Runnels] Lark i
iu, [Potter] Abraham [Collins] Nathaniel, [Berry] 1
i Joseph, [Pope] Joseph, [General Pope] George, i
(Winter] Joe, [Rowland] London, [Briant,] Ca
leb. [Rowell] -Shade, [Jackson] Joe. [M’Gar]
Nathan, [Collins] Berry, [Thompson] Jerry,
[Lumpkin] Harry, [Porter] Eilick and Mark
[Burtyn] and
On f'r.doy, the ‘2Sth day of March next.
In like manner, at the Court-1 louse iq the conn
tyofDE K VLB, the following named NEGROES
; belonging to the State and attached to the Chero- 1
, kee station, together with the Mules, Carts, Tools, •
: &c connected thereto • i
; John, fl’aptistj Adam. Zach, Jesse. Toney, 1
Hampton. I larry, Tom. fDnitnrnerJ Tom, fJack-|
i sonj Walker. Jim. (Rutherford) Moses, (Akins) j
Jacob, (Blount) Guy. York. Ben, Isaac, Miles, >
Ransom. Peter. Jim, Beaver and Bobb, and
i On Tuesday, the fist day of April next, 1
i In like manner at the Cour* Douse in the county
i HALL, the following NEGROES, belonging to
I the State, and attached to the G ’insville station,
together with ihe Mules, Carts, 'Pools. &c cun
i nected thereto .
I I’eier, (Bell) Lewis, (Lee) Hardy, Jerry, (Eid-
Ison) Jim. (Corbett) Frank, (’Willis) Abraham,
; (Oglethorpe) Billcy, (Ketehum) Davy, (Afaho-
I uev) Isaac. (Hardeman) Matt. (Smith) Arthur.
! (Drummond) Doctor, (Longstreet) Essex, (Wood)
' Toney (Tooms) Joe, (Sorrow) Jacob. (Freeman)
Adam. Larry, Freeman, (Towns) Sam, (Parks)
Jelf. (Walton) Peter. (Mills) Jell", (Mahoney)
'Smith. Henry, (Mahoney) Henry (Booker) aud
' Daniel, (Tooms) Dick, (Gilliam) and
On Monday, the 7th day of Apr il next,
Tn like ma:.m r, at the Court-House in the county '
of BALDWIN, the following named NEGROES ,
(belonging to the State and attached to the Mil j
j ledgeville and Hawkinsville station, together with 1
: the Mules, Carts, 'Pools. &c. connected thereto :
| Scipio, Jesse, July, Andrew. Moses, Elleck.
i A tic ust. .Sam, Phillip, Sandy, Jim, [Hume]
; Spanish Town Romeo, Gib, Luke, George, (Mari)
March. Joe, Anthony, Brutus, Robeit, Billey and
Gideon.
For the information of tho«e persons who may
wish to purchase, the following sections of the be
■ fore-mentioned act of the Legislature are herewith
published :
“ Sec. 4. Re it further enacted by the an
th o r ity afore -a id,
That the said Superintendents and each of
tlu rn shall, and they are hereby authorised, ns the
agent of the state, to execute to the purchaser or
purchasers ofsaid slaves or either of them, good
ami sufficient titles, warranting the title thereof
! only, (or and to said slave or slaves, and deliver
i unto him or them, the same, on said purchasers
j fKiying in cash one fifth oi’the purchase money
therefor, and the balance in thirty days thereafter
|on tendering to the said stiperimendents a certifi-
I cate from the Cashier of ihe Central Bank ol
’ Georgia, that the said purchaser’s note for the said
; balance had been discounted in said bank, which
j the said bank is hereby directed ami authorised to
do, in sue.h manner and on'such terms as are usual
iin discounting on loans. Provided the same shall
I'not ex"eed twenty-five hundred dollars.
See. 5. Re it farther enacted <>y the au
t h >r 11 ■ a faces' ? id,
! That on failure of said purchaser to pay the said
1 one filth of the amount of said purchase money, at
the ti no of said purchase, the sai<l superintendent
; shall proceed forthwiih to re-sell said slaves, not
‘ erving again the bid of such defaulting purchaser
during said sale, and on failure of said purchaser to
pay the balance of said purchaso money, or tender
said certificate as aforesaid, within the spaco ot
ihirtv days after said sale, said purchaser shall for
| fell the said one fifth so pat 1, and said superin
! temleut shall, on thirty days notice being given
thereof, as aforesaid, re-scll said slave in the man
ner. at the place, am) ou the terms and conditions
i hei e ti-bi lore prescribed.
WILLIAM C. LYMAN,
feb I—ex—sl Siipecinlendcnt, f-c. c.intcrn dirision.
FOR SALE
A lot of twenty bundles, superior
PRINTING PAPER.
Royal size.
On good terms.
Enquiit at tl.is Oflice.
dec 7——42
i (Hl SALE
A first rate, two bor-e.
JERSEY WAGGON
With new HARNESS, (hi s-.x! terms.
Enquire at tills Office
dee 7 13
BLANKS.
f DEI DS.
CLERKS SUBPOENAS.
Juror’s
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JI. I RRI I GE J.p r VN ES,
Tur s£tlc at this Office,
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From the provisems m ?n \c; ot *!>■ .-s' ■ > gi’-irf
ture, prescribing ‘ the u. I,! C .4 sell ' ' d
riff’s sale in the counties oi Luumt hi Pnuta. / (. uhb,
Gilmer, Uiiimi, Cuss. Murray, Cherokee, ,'c ,<j F< r
syth and othercourities tuat mav heseatt. r 1.-* iu .- of
a part or parts'',f said counties,” t'ppc • ! ■ G ■ 'tu 23d
day of December last, a copy ol eha h h,vs b. ch re
ceived at this Office, all persons reqmri :;; mv :to be
made bv inn w ill have to comply with the
of said Act; am! where levies art; made by t/oustables
and returned tome a compliance wit!: the provisions
of said Act must be exhibited to me besot >* sale
All communications addressed to in • must be poet
paid. SAMUEL C CANDLER.
jan 25 50
Cherokee Sheriffs’ sides.
FOR MARCH
Wil! be sold, in the town of Eda it wah, Clter.ikou coun
ty, between the hours of ten in I'm toreuoon anti
four in the afternoon, of the first Tuesday in Marcli
next Ihe following property, tc-vvi! :
No. 1. Lot of land number one hundred and!
eleven in the third district >f the second section, le
vied on as the property of Hartwell Felts to satisfy a
fi fa Irom a justices court of Columbia county in favor
of Cooper Jones
No. 2. Also, lot number three hundred and thirty
three in the t venty-first district of the second section,
levied on as the property oi J D. Walls to satisfy a
II tn from a justices court ot Cass county in favor of
J. J Johnson.
No 3. Also, lot number five hundred and forty
six in the twenty-first district of the second section,
levied on as the property of Hiram .Mann, to satisfy a
G fa from a justices court of Bibb county in favor of
John Holzendorf.
No. 4- Also, tot number three hundred'and seven
teen in the thirteen district of the second section,
levied on as the property of Christopher Lynch to sa
tisfy two!! fas from a justices court of Bibb county iu
favor of Cumming & Tally ami Thomas M. Cat den
No. 5. Also, lot number two hundred and twenty
nine in the thirteenth district of tlie second section,
levied on as the property of Abel Purse to satisfy a fi
fa from a justices court of Bibb comity in favor of
John II Kim bro
No. 6. .Also, lot number nine hundred and fortyv
sfx in the fifteenth district o! the second section, levi
ed on as she property ol Joshua Stephens to satisfy a
fi fa from a justices court olMadison county in favor of
Jeremiah Castlebery
No. 7. Also, lot number font- hundred and sixty
eight in the twenty-first district of thc'secouo section,
levied on as the property of John M Degournon to
satisfy a fi fafrom a justices court of Chatham county
in favor of Gasper Rosy
No. 8. Also, lot number one hundred and forty
nine in the fourteenth district of the second section,
levied on aside property of John H Russell to satisfy
a fi fa from a justices court of < Uier.ik'r'i? county .n fa
vor of Ephraim T. Shelton,foundedon an altar,innenU
SAMUEL U. CANDLER, Shlf.
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Forsyth Sheriffs’ sales*
FOR MARCH
On the first Tuesday in March next, at the court
house in Forsyth county will be sold between tho
lawful hours of sale the following property, to-v.it:
Fraction number fourteen hundred and lourl. en in
the fourteenth district oi the first section, containing
twenty-six acres, more or less, levied on as the pro
perty of John Bramblct to satisfy two fi fas from a
justices court of Hall comity in favor of Pleasant slut
! scy, fortlic use off). H. Bird, levied on and returned
! to me i y a constable.
H. BARKER, D. S.
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Floyd sheriff\s sales,
FOR MARCH.
! Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in .March next,
at Livingston, in Floyd county, between the usual
hours of sale, the following property, to-wit ;
Lot number two iiiuoired and five in tne twenty
third district of the third section, levied on as the pro
perty of John M Henry, Lemuel Hays and Martha
Bynum to satisfy one fi fa from a justices court of
Houston county in favor of Walter L. Campball, le
vied on and returned to nit- by a constable.
No 2 Also, lot numtier sixty-seven in tiie six
teenth district of the fourth section, levied on as he
property of John Ryan to satisfy one ti tu trom a jus
tices court of Columbia county in favor of David
Cooper,'administrator of the cstateol L Dodson dec.
levied on and returned to me, by a constable
No. 3. Also, lot number three hundred and three
iu the fifth district of the fourth section, levied on as
the properly of Jesse Roberts to tatisfy two fi has one
j tr.un a justices court of Columbia county, the other
' from u justices court of Warren county, levied ou
I and returned to me by a constable.
I No. 4 Also, lot number one hundred and ninety
| one in the twenty-third district ol the third 'Section,
i levied on as 'he property of Also Light io satis.y <>no
i fi fa trom a justices court ol Henry county in favor of
|.I. W. Spencer, levied on and returned to me by a
constable
1 A. £l. JOHNSTON, SU’IF.
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Cass Sheriff’s sales.
FOR MARCH
I Will be sold, on tlie first Tuesday in March next,
! at t‘as ; .vil!(‘ in the county of Cass. Itelueen the
lawful hours of sale, the following prop• rty tr v. it;
No. 8. Also, Leonard Bissell’s interest in tot cum
ber twenty in the sixteenth district of tin: third sec
tion. levied onto satisfy a ti fa from n justices court of
' Walmn county in favor of John Chappel, levied on
i and returned to me bv a constable.
LEWIS TU.MLIN D S.
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| CommuiHi ntiu.'H to 'fu; Ct.ERR oi the Superior.
. Cot.ri of Floyd county, m ist, to secure attention, in
J t very instance, come |>nst-paid ; en.l, in no in. himco
j will a DEED be recorded until the office fees are paid
. The Federal I’n oti will publish this notice o.ree U
, month lor tour months and send their account to mb
for payment E. G. ROGERS. C S. C.
• jan 25 50 Floyd county.
Paper Making.
The undersigned have lately purchased of White
.man & Lones, their several PAPER MILLS, near
Knoxville, Tenn, and are now putting up \* ry ex<
, trii-iveand I NTIRF. NLW MACHIM’RY > >rthc
Manufacture of Paper,
Wbi. h will be in full operation it' a :';w days.—•
They ere also manufac’ming PAPER c i stantly at
the Holston Mill, in Grainger county, v. acre the de
mand at present can be suppli ’d. They hrqic tre.'n
close attention to business to still retain that *al
patronage heretofore extended to Ihe J’aper Makt*C9
. of East 'l'emiessee
They will keep constantly at :/ ihe Mills a
: - 'A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF
PAPER. CASTINGS AN D SCHOOL BOOOKH
Oi every description, to exchange on the most llbe.
ral terms for
RAGS ;
And do once more call the attention of the people
of Tenneesee and NortleAlabatna A the nor'hwestern
part of Georgia, to be more particular in saving their
R AGS, as they are the means of their very existence
and we want at lea-t
501M>00 ins. every year.
Orders addressed either to KhO»- iR.--»e MsrskMl’a
Ferry will be pi onptlv attended <<>
- IHiiLDS, WiIHUiAN
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