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The subscriber has settled in COLUMBUS Ga.
mr ,!" lr| ."’. e . , of P rnc<ic «ng !•««', Lis duty ns SOLI
CI IOR GENERAL, compels him to attend all the
• iipcrior Courts in the Chattahoochee Circuit—he
\vill attend the Mayors Court in the town of Coluin*
ar S \ n !< ’ 8 ° ** ,t ’,U°m ts °f adjoining Counties in
A jALAMA. Business intrusted to Lis care will re
ceive his undivied attention.
KT , JAMES P. H. CAMPBELL.
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HEAD-QUARTERS,
Milledgeville, 10th January, 1834.
Ordered. That
John Basil Lamar, of Baldwin.
Horace R. Ward, of Can den.
Robert W alron Williams, of Columbia.
Joseph Morton Evans, of Morgan.
Peter Cone, of Bulloch
Fredrick E. Brooking, of Hancock.
Leoni las Franklin, ofClark.
Gall itin .S'mnmes, of Wilkes.
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AN ACT,
More rflectiiallv to provide for the Government and
protection of the Cherokee Indians, residing
within the limits of Georgia, and to presetihe
the hounds of their occupant claims; and also,
to authorise grants >o issue for L» 3 drawn in the
late Land and Gold Lotteries in < ertain cases, |
find Io provide for the appointment of an \gent :
To carry certain parts thereof into execution,]
nn-1 to tlx the salary of such Agent ; and tn j
punish those persons who may deter Indians '
from enrolling for emigration.
Sec. 1. TL* it enictcd bit the. Sen.de and
floitse of Representatives nf the State of\
Genroia, in General Assembly met, and if is
tiernbii e.n'rtr.d. by the authority of the. sunn, !
That in all cases where a white man is th' head :
of an Indian family, such Indian family shall re- ;
tain ’he rights of sn»di property cl ii-ned under t. 1 e I
rights of such Indian family, the white min ob
taining no rights but that of the Indian use and oc- (
cn petion.
Sc.. <2. And be U farther enact. I,
That every v.’hite m in. who m ,y have .tn Indian '
family, and who >.nav he desioms of retaining his I
Itrivileoofl witch he .may possess ns the heat) of an !
edian family, may at eny time before the first day [
of March next, notify th’ Clerk of the Superior]
Court of the. enmity in which he mav reside, in I
writing, of his intention to rc’atn his privileges as j
t|,e head of such Indian family ' which notification I
eh dl ’>c ret orfied in a hock to he ». ’*pr for that pur-,
pose anti no other ; and upon the doing of which ,
he shall be entitled to all the privilege s which art* i
granted to such white man in the pree-pmling sec- ■
lion of this Act.
Sec. 3. And be if fu> the r cn irf t d,
Th it. if any Indian nr descendant of an ludi tn.
or whi p man. the head of an Indian family. el.iinj !
ing th" privileges of an Indian, shall employ any'
white wan oi slave belonging to a while man or
person of color other than the descendant of an I
In lion, as a tenant, cropper or assistant in agi icnl-i
tore, or ns a miller or mill wright, they shall for
9iirli offmee, upon the same being established by
the testimony of two respectable witnesses, forfeit
al I 'ii’ht and ride, that they may have to any riser- !
tn tin' limits ol this
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and provided a< ' —-och neglect shall not be
occasioned by act of Providence or other nnavoid
able cause ; he or they, shall for such negim t or
refusal, forfeit all right to anv future occupancy
within the limits of this state.
Sec. 6. .1/1.7 be it furthtr enacted,
That no Indian, ot others having the privileges
of an Indian, shall under any pretence whatever,
set up any claim, or demand against anv meiniic r
of the same t'ibe, after such member shall have etv
rolled his or her name for emigration, so as to de
tain such emigrant from removing at the time sti
puLved. and where the claim shall lie prefered
against any property which inav be in the posses
sion of the individual emigrating, the agent as
Stores >i I, shall be competent to dei-ide on the
merits of the claim : Provided, That nothing here
in contained, shall be so construed as to prevent
the claimant from prosecuting his claim hereafter,
and in he country to which such Indian or persot
having the ptivdeges ol an Indian, shall emigrate
ji»C. 7. And be. it furtlur tnactcd,
That no contract, either verbal or written, al
le.lgc.l to h ive been made between a white mai
and an Indian, shall he binding cseepi the sam<
can be established by the testimony ot al least lw<
respectable witnesses*
} 9. And be it further enacted,
That no Indian or the descendant of an Indian
! or others, having the piivilegcs of an Indian, shall
j’ ] br allowed more than one hundred and sixty?!' res.
c which shall consist of the lot including his dwell
e ! i»ig house, or if in a district where the lots contain
J blit forty acres, he or they shall be allowed the 10l
a . including his or her house, and as nianv others, a
-: he may have improvements on, not exceeding thiee,
; and in both cases they sha’l be allowed such inv
; proved laud as may be within any other lot adjoin
; ing thereunto, which .he or they may have actually
enclosed and improved previous to the 25th De
. cetnber, and all the residue of such lots as
I arc not entirely allowed as above, may be occupied
! by the drawer, or his, or her. legal representative.
| See. 9. And be it further enacted,
| 3hit if anv Indian or Indians or anv person
claiming to be an Indian or t ;e descendant thereof,
or any Indian countryman, their aiders, abetors or
assistants, who shall obstruct or resist by force or
threats tl.e peaceable possession by the drawer
thcreot, or any person claiming under I irn, her or
them, ol any tractor lot of land not herein allowed
to such India:: such offender shall Im guilty of a
high misdemeanour, for which he. site or they mav
be indicted, and o:j conviction, shall bn punished
by hnpnsonment, tat the discretion ol the court.
Sec, 10. A/td be it further enacted.
; 'I hit where any lo! drawn in the laic land or gold
• Inc.cry shall be partly within an
jw,ii. li has been valued and naid fi.r MBH
; Slates, ar.dparllv wi.h'ri :’-;e
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St.c 11. And be. it fu'dh r t.rtrtfh(f; •
i Thru his excellency the g. vmnor is licrcbv nu
j thonsed. w hen wa’isfa: tory evidence is produced to
] him, to cause grants to issue for all Ims wl ieh bv
I this act may he specially designated, npnn the ap
j plication ol the drawer, or his or her representative.
Sec. 12. And be it further enacted,
I That his excellency the governor, is hereby an
] ihoriscd to cause grants to issue for till tots which
| nave Leer, drawn in the late land and gold lottery,
j 'vh'i-n they may lie v.i hin or touch npnn the im
| pruvement of any Indian nr descendant of an In
! <ii;iu orothers having the privileges of an Indian,
i who under anv of’he Irea'ies concluded between
( the United Slates and the, Cherokee tribe of Tn
i dians, have been allowed a reservation, in fee sim-
I pie, whether the said reserve sh ill have been 10.
. eated in this state or elsewhere; and also, for all
i such lots ;.s may have been drawn as aforesaid, and
I which may be within, or touch upon the improve-
• meet of any descendant of an Indian who was rd
i I »we<l a reservation in fee simple ns aforesaid :
j Provided such desccnd.'int of an Indian shall not
( have been twenty one years of age at the time his
or her parents perfected such reservation : also for
j all lots which lie within or touch upon the im
! provenien of an Indian or others having the privi
■ legosofan Indian, that in anv treaty as aforesaid.
; shall have been allowed a reservation for life, and
I who has removed therefrom, and settled within the
limits of Geoigii. and for all lots which may lie
I within or touch npnn any improvement occupied
; hy any Indian, lescendanf of an Irn’inn or white
I man having the privileges of an Indian, who shall
! have heretofore cnroled for emigration and shall
j have received in consequence of such enrolment,
anv money or other valuable consideration ; anti
i also for all lots drawn as aforesaid, and which may
; lie within or touch upon the improvement of any
I Indian or descendant of an Indian or any white
' man, having the privileges of an Indian, and who
' in anv of the L.nd lotf••‘rice, authorised by this state,
‘'hall have drawn therein, any lot nr lots ; also, for
all lots which may lie within or touch upon the im-
! provements ofany /tidian, descendant of an Indian*
or white, man having the privileges of an Indian,
which has been sold, leased or rented, contrary to
; 'he existing laws of this state.
Ser. 13. \nd be it further cnatte.d,
i I hat his excellency tiin governor is hereby au-
( thi.rised to appoint some fit and proper person as i
Ajent. whose duty it ’-hall be to see tha’ the pro- I
> vis’ons of this act he duly and efTectnallv carried!
; into r'pera’.ion. ami to examine ard report to his i
excellency the governor, snc.h lots having Indian ‘
improv"m.'rj.s thereon, and subject to lie g-nnted |
by this act: who shall receive one thousand dol- !
i hrs perannnm, a* g full comp' nsation for his ser- 1
] vices, and who shnll t-:' o, and subscribe the follow- ]
ing oath,.to wit : !A.U do solemly swear, that I
i I will perform the duties of Indian Agent, in the i
Cherokee Territory, according to the provisions I
of this Act. regulating the C i.erokee Indians in ■
i the possessions of their persons and proper’v. I
, without favor or pirtiality. to the b?*t of my ahi- i
lines ; RO help me God.” And he shaS jive bon 1 :
i and sufficient security, in the sum of two
dollats, for the faithful performance 'JgHBI
i' .I .:•■< t ol l.v this .n t : and
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14. Alt tn if rm!', er
Thm 'I ,mv p.rson shall bv
otherwhe. deter or prevent any India.TJßß
from enroling for emigration, he or they, sii.m ,v.
held and deemed guilty ol a nrsdemeaiioi.r, ami on
eomiciion thereof, sh ill he fined in a sum not less
than one hundred dollars nor more than five hun
dred dollars, or undergo an imprisonment in the
Penitentiary at the discretion of the court.
<S«;r. 15. And be if further enacted,
That all laws and parts of law s, militating against
this a'-f, and the act appointing special ag'rneics
for the counties, be, and the same arc hereby re
pealed.
THOMAS GLASCOCK.
r i Speaker of the House oj Represent litres
JACOB MOOD,
• ! President of the Senate.
Assented to, Dec. 10.1033.
WILSON LI MPKIN, Governor.
S; A LIST.
0 A list of letters remaining in the Post Office at Xew-
I'chota. Murray county, Ga. oh Hit sirs tiny nj’Janua-
I ry. which if no! taken out in three mont/u'wiU be sent
, to the General Post Office as deal! tellers.
*1 A—Walter Anderson, P—Znckarinh Ellison
! B—James Barnett, ll—Elijah Hicks. 2
C—John Lain, K—Stirling Kendrick,
i'—George Pierce.
I- WM. J. TARVIN*. I’.JI.
V ’ Job-work -
| Executed at this Office.
J AN ACT
To form and organize out of the Chattahoochee
11 Flint and Cherokee Circuits, a new Judicial Ci:-
cuit, to be called the Coweta Chcuit, and also to
n attach the counties of Early anti Baker, of the
,1 Southern Circuit, to the Chattahovnd.ice Circuit,
g and that they form a part of said Circtii', also to ap
‘ point the time tor holding the Superior Courts of
■ Loti; Ciicuits, audio alter the time of holding th>-
.) Courts in the counties of Lowndes, Thomas a.h
■ , Decatur.
' l>r i! etiaclf dhy the Senate and Itoii.se i f Riprr.sevl
tires of the Slate <if (femg'a in Crtneritl Assenifdi; it:
s and it is htre.hy tnorfed ht; the authority of the
I 3 hat irmn and after the passage of this act, the co.
tc'Hof Meiiwetker. Tro ip. Hoard, Coweta, Ben; i'
C.inijiuell ami Curroll, of the Ch ittahoochee cirrn ;
the county of F;iyettc ( of the Flint ciic>iil, and the
j counties of Patddingand Culib. of the Ciim-okce cir
, cuit. form a new j nlieia! circuit, to L< kmnvn and
r called the Coweta eitrui 1 : mid fli.it as soon :u c.on
r venic'if after she passage of t liis act. tin're shall !>e elcct
r cd, a Judge of die ’rior Court. ami Solicitor C'i.n
--r oral, for said Coweta circuit.
| And ne 1 ’ further enacted. That ihn cornifies of Ba
. 'and L !, r’v. be attached to and form apart of the
Clmttahoochee circuit.
j Ind he it further enarte.d. That the time for holding
the Superior courts in the'Coweta circuit, shall be as
, follows:
In the county of Meriwether, on the 2d Monday in
1 February
on the 3d Monday in
onthoLh Monday in f'< i.
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Ist !i;e on the 4th Monday in
. j A;-.rii ;.ml * hdober.
i' Ait be ii further enacted. That’he fi.nes for hold-
: ir.gthc Superior courts of the Chattahoochee circuit,
shall be us follows, to wit:
in the county of Stewart, on the 2d Monday in
' February and August.
< In the comity ot Randolph, on the Thursday after
the 24 Monday in February and Angus'.
i I In the comity of Early, on the 3d Monday in
k ! February and August.
Li the cornify of Baker, on the 4lh Monday in
I February and Angus?.
I In tbecomity of Lee, on the Ist Monday in March
, and September.
! In the county of Sumter, on the Thursday after
! the Ist Monday in March and September.
i In the county of Marion, on the 2d Monday in
! March and Septcmlier
* In the comity of Talbot,on the 3d Monday in March
and September.
I It) the county of Mussogee,on the 4th Monday in
.March and September. _ *
I And in the county of Harris, on the 2-1 Monday in
I April and October.
And be it enacted by Ihe rfulhorily aforesaid, I’lia’
1 from and immediately after the passage oi this net, the i
time of holding (he Superior courts in the county’ of '
Lowndes, shall be on Thursday before the Ist Mon- ,
day in February and August.
In (lie county of Thomas, on the Ist Monday in I
Fuhrmiry and August. i
Vid in the county of Decatur, on the 2;1 Mondays 1
in February and Aiigust.
And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, i
That all persons, summoned, subpoenaed, or bound |
as suitors, witnesses, jurors, or in nir. other capacity 1
to attend said conrtsin either of the above mentioned ]
circuits, sh ill be bound by virtue of said summons, j
sufipcctups. or asy other process, heretofore issued, i
to attend said courts as altered hy this act.
! And be it further enacted, That all laws or parts ot ]
laws, 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, 1R33.
WILSON LUMPKIN.
Governor- I
* To authorize the taking of the (’> nstig in tlm sov- 1
cral counties composing the t’hcrokee circuit, '
and to require his Excrlirtirv the Governor, to ;
] pay over the poor school fund belonging t'each
county.
/> it enacted by the Senate and House of
Imprest rdaticce <f the. State of Gcoroii in t
(It’iiera! Assembly me!, an i it is hereby enacted '
' by the, authority aforesaid,
That it shall be the duty of the Justices of the
; Inferior court in the counties of Cass, Cherokee, '
I Cobb. Floyd- Forsyth, Gilmer, Lumpkin, Murray, .
j Paulding, and Union, which have been created
] since the last census was taken, to appoint one fit
and proper person in their respective counties, tn '
! take a full and accurate census or enumeration of i
and the person ap-
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ill I)*’ the
to pay
| act, an equal portion ac- I
cording to their while population ofthe pour school
‘ fund, appropriated lor annua! distribution among '
the several counties of this ?St;;te.
And be it further e.nacicd,
That the person appointed to take the census
or enumeration shall receive the compensation,
and be governed in the performance ot their duty
by the provisions, contained in an act passed the
[ twenty-sixth day of December, eighteen hundred
; and twenty six, except so much as militates a
l gainst the provisions of this act.
■ And be. it farther enacted,
That all laws or parts of laws, militating against
this act. be and the same are hcrebv repealed.
THOM XS GLASCOCK,
Speaker of the House of Representatl'ccs.
JACOB W(MM).
President of the Senate:
t \ Assented to, Dec, 21.1033.
WILSON LUMPKIN.
♦ r ovcnior.
‘CAI'TION. ‘
' Persons that have become indebted iotbe ('HERO
- KEF. INTELLIGENCER, subsequent to the «i x .
' teenth day of August last are informed that Lev nmst
produce my orderer receipt to make thrtr payments ,
, valid. ’ EDITOR/
janlS -43
* 118 egroes,
J IOR SALR.
Office Superintendent Roads, e\'c.
Idestirn lUcision, Jar.urry 11, 1834.
. j In obedience to an Ai l ofthe Legislature of the
i ■ Stale of Georgia, approved by his exccllencv the
■; Governor, on the 21st day of December, 1333. I
‘'ill il. at public outcry, to the Highest bidder, at
lie Court House, in the county of ELBE RT,
Oz; Monday, the 17/A day of March next,
i’he following named NEGROES belonging to
••State ol Georgia, and attached to the Lincoln
; lion, together with the Mules, Carts, TocJs, &c
connected thereto .•
Kasha. (Mills) N:ch. (Z'liars) Abram. (F. Cul-
i linsi Lawson, ( »Vaikins) Armstead, (Glaze) 3 om,
! (Dallas) Moses, (Sims) Richmond, (Burks) Wul-
ii lace. (Charlton) Isaac, (Bruwnj Tom, (Rowel)'
I and Jcß", (Wingfield) and
I On Monday, the 2Ath day of March,
I Ta like manner at the Court House in the county
of MORGAN, th« following named NEGROES,
' belonging to the Stale ami attached to the Greens
; borough and Madison station, together with the
. Mules, one Horse, Carts, 'l’ools, &c. connected
i thereto ;
J London, Benjamin. [Busti::] Willis, [Crosby]
Abraham, [Mealing] Billy, [Kennon] Axum.
' [Cargile] Tom, [M’Gar] Ned, [Ramsay] George,
[Beasley] Peter, [Cargilel Dick, [Deni] Henry,
[Smith] Joshua. [M’Gar] Jerry. [Runnels] Lark
in. [Boiler] Abraham [Collins] Nathaniel, J Berry] J
j Joseph, [Pope] Joseph, [General Pone] George, j
!K[Winter] Joe, [Rowland] London, [Briant,] Ca- I
Bp***- —Shmlw i— j
wNathan, [Collins] Berry, [Thompson] Jerry, '
F [Lumpkin] Hairy, [Porter] Ellick and Mark!
[Burton] and
On Friday, the 2Sln day of March next, !
In like manner, at the Court-House in thecoun- ;
ty of D E K A LB, the following named N EG R OES ■
belonging tii the Slate and attached to the Chero- ■
ke*j station, together with the Mules, Carts, Tools, I
&c. cr>.:nected thereto :
John, Adam, Zach, Jesse, Toney,]
Hampton, Ilan ;’, Tom, fDrumintrJ Tom, ('Jack
song Walker, Jim. Moses, fAkinsJ
Jacob, fßlountJ Guy. York, Ben. Isaac, .Miles,
, Ransom, I’eter. Jim. Beaver and Bobb, and
j On Tuesday, the fit st day n f April n; xt,
i In like manner at (he Court House in the county
HALL, the following NEGROES, helongiag (
j the State, and attached to the Gainsville station. I
together with (tie Mules, Cails. Tools, &c. con- I
■ nocte'l thereto . i
i’vler. ('(’.eiy Lewis, fLeej Hardy. Jerry. fEid-
Jim, Frank, Abraham,
i Billcy, (Ketchum) Davy, (,Uaho
! nev) Isaac. (Hardeman) Matt, (Smith) Arthur,
1 (Drummond) Doctor. (Longstreet) ’■'“■•sex. (Wood)
I 3'oncy (Tooms) Joe, (Sorrow) Jacob, (Freeman) !
] Ad <m, Larry, Freeman, (Towns) Sam. (Parks';
i Imf. (Walton) Peter, (Mills) Jeff, (Mahoney)
; .Smith. Henry, (Mahoney) Henry (Booker) and
Daniel, ( Looms) Dick, (Gilliam) and
On Monday, the 7th day of April next,
I In like manner, at the Court-Housein the county
of iJALDW IN, the following named NEGROES
I belonging to the State and attaclu-d to the Mil
| ledj-eviile and Hawkinsville station, together with
j the Mules, Carts. 3 ools, No. connected thereto :
] Scipio, Jesse, Julv, Andrew. Moses, Elleck.
i August. Ram. Phillip, Sandy. .Jim, [Hume]
j Spanish Town Romeo. Gib, Luke. George. (Man)
! Mar: h. Joe, Anthony, Brutus, Robt.it, Rilley and
! Gideon.
For the information nf those persons who may
| wish to purchase, the following sections of the be
. fore-mentioned act ofthe Legislature are herewith
I published :
I “ Sec. 4. Be it further enacted by the ait-
I thority aforesaid,
I 'l'hat the said Superintendents and each of I
i them shall, and they are hereby anthoiised, as the I
i agent ofthe state, to execute to the purchaser nr ]
I purchasers of said slaves or either of them, good I
and sulTk ient titles, wmranting the title thereof!
i only, fur and to said slave or slaves, and deliver i
I un'o him or them, the same, on said purchasers ,
J paying in cash one fifth of the purchase mom y ,
l then for, and the balance in thirty days thereafter, i
i an tendering to the said superintendents a ccriifi- I
c ite from the Cashier of the. Central Bank of ■
> Georgia, that the said purchaser’s note fur the said <
l balance had been discounted in said bank, which •
! the said hank is hereby directed and authorised to
i <lo, in sm Ii manner and on such terms as are usual
( in discounting on loans. Provided the same shall
no: exceed twenty-five hundred dollars.
) Sec. 5. Be it further enacted by the au
thoritu aforesaid,
; That on failure of said purchaser to pay the said
I one fifth of the amount of said purchase money, at !
; the ti-ne of said purchase, the said superintendent ;
j shall proceed forthwith to re-sell said slaves, not !
crying again the hid of such defaulting purchaser ;
: during said sale, anti on failure of said purchaser to !
; pay the balance of said purchase money, or tender i
i said certificate as aforesaid, within the space of j
* t’tiirtv days after said sale, said purchaser shall tor .
, lest the said one fifth so paid, ami said superin
tendent shall, on thirty davs notice being given >
ihercol, as aforesaid, re-sell said slave in the man- i
uier. at the iilarc, and on the terms ami conditions
hcrcin-tjclore prescribed. |
Wil.Li AM C. LYMAN.
! feb J—ex—sl Superintendent, fee. cuttcrn diri.don. ;
I FOR SALE
i A lot of twenty bundles, superior
PRINIIXG PAP p R,
Royal size.
On good term-.
F.nqtiiieat this Office,
dec, 7 J 2
■ FOR SALE
A first rate, two lior=o
JERSEY H V
Willi new HARNESS. On good lcr:nr.
Enquire al this Office,
dee 7 13
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BLANKS.
SHEIISFF’S DEFDS.
CA.ERK S SV?>ROE.X.\s. i
Jurors Suuunonscs
MARRiA Gi: LICENSES
| Fermat
. GEOKGIA-CDPRGKEE county.
Sitriff ’.s Os ice, January c 2b, 1834.
From the provisions of an Act ofthe last Lteisla
ture. preEcribing •• the mode of selling I and n t /he-
H.l--s;de m tue counties ot Lumpkin, Paulding, Cobs
<<dmer Lnion, Cass. Murray, Cherokee, Floyd, Fori
, syth and other counties that may trereaiter be made of
| n part or parts ot said counties,” approved on the 23d
I miy ot De: ember Inst, a copy of which has been re.
(.nilcd nt this Othce, all persons requiring levies f (1
made bv me w il! have to comply with the
) ot smdAct ; and where levies are made by CousfablJ’
I and returned tome, u compliance with the nrnvt ■ CS
.ot said Act must be exhibited to me before sale. ’
| AH cointnunicaliuns addressed (o hip must bern<tf
'“'i,., 25—00 SAMUEL C.
Cherokee Sheriffs’ sales
' FORMARCH. *
W dlbe Sold, in the town of Edahwah, Cherokee cn„„
ty, between the hours of ten in the forenoon' and
four m the afternoon, ofthe first Tuesday in March
next, tae following property, to-wit : Cil
No. I. Lot of land number one' hundred and
eleven in the third district of the second section le
vmdm l u £ lhe l nopcrfy of Hartwell Felts to satisfy a
!^7S2 COU '' of
I ■ -Also, lot number three hundred and thirty.
1 hree m the t .yenty-firsf district of (be seconds." on
] Icvmdonas the property of J. D. Walls i 0 sa( ; sfv «
l j, jX",r , '“ isc ''''“ " fCn “ "■
No. 3. Also. lot nnmbrr five hundred and fo-fv.
. six m the twenty-first district of the second section,
i property ot Hiram Mann, to satisfy a
ti fa from a j-istices court of Bibb county in favor of
j John Ilolzciidorf.
1 ./7 0 :' 4’ A ho, lot number three hundred and seven
' 'ih'-'h’t of the second section,
! FX . ° n fi < e l’™pcy'y of Christopher Lvnch to sal
' f>vn Vr ' 3 f ?’ On 7)' IS n CeS Co " , ' , of Bi!,b i«
i favor of Cumming A. Tally and Thomas M C i. nfu
. No -. 5 -, Also, lot number two hundred and tv'entv-
I nme m (ue thirteenth district of Sl . roi ,d sectioh
I cvmd on as the property of Abel Purse to sa'isfya f:
j * ;1 fro™ n jasTes court of ihbb county it; favor of
I John I! Rimbro.
I . No. 6. Mso. lit number nine hundred and forty,
i six in t:io. fifteenth nistricl ofthe second section, levi-
I ed on as tiie property ol Joshua Stephens to satisfy a
li la Iron; a jusoces court ol .Madison comity in favor of
Jeremiah Castlebcry.
No. 7. Also lot number four hundred and sixtr
eight in the twenty-first district ofthe secund section
levied on as the property of John M Drgournon to’
sali-fy a G la from a justices court of Chatham county
m favor ot Gasper“osy
( Na. 8. Also, lot number one hundred and forty
! time in the fourteenth district of the second section
I levied on ns the property of John I! Russell to satisfy
I a fi la from a jastiees court of Cherokee county n: fa
vor of Ephraim T. Shelton, founded on an attachment;
r , , SAMUEL C. CANDLER, ShfF.
ft‘b 1 -51
P'orsyth Sheriffs’ salesT
‘ FOR MARCH.
On the first, Tuesday in March next, at (he court
house in Forsyth county will be sold between the
lawful boars of sale the following property, to-w it:
I‘iaction number fourteen humh'ed and fourteen in
the fourteenth district ofthe first section, containing
twenty-six acres, more or less, levied on as the pro
perty oi John Bramblet to satisfy (wo fi fas from a
justices court oi I Ld! county in favor of Pleasant HuL
»ey, fortlie use of D. ]{. Bird, leviedon and returned
to me by a constable.
r , H. BARKER, [). S.
f'-b 1 51
Floyd sheriff ’s sales.
_ for march.
Did be sold, on the first Tuesday io March ncx\
at Livingston, in Floyd county, between the usual
iiours ot sale, the tollowing property, to-wit ;
Lot number two hundred and five in tne twenty
third district ol the third section, levied on as the pro
perty of John 31 Henry, Lemuel Hays and Martha
Bynum to satisfy one fi fa from a justices court of
Houston county in favor of Walter L. Campbell, le
vied ot) and returned to mo by a constable.
No 2. Also, Jot number sixty-seven in the six
! teontii district of the fourth section, lo.ied on as (Im
property ot Jehu Ryan to satisfy one fi la from a pts-
Iticesciiuit of Columbia county in favor of D-ivnf
I Cooper, administrator of the estate ot L. Dodson, dec.
! levied on and returned to me by a constable.
xX’o. 3. Also, lot number three hundred ami three
' in the filth district of the fourth section, levied
; the properly ol Jesse Roberts to tatisfy two fi fas one
I f rom a justices court qi Columbia comity, the other
I from a justices c.oiut of Warren county, levied on
| and rctuined to me hy a constable.
I No. 4 Als >JoI number one hundred and tiinety
, one in the t wenty-thn d district ot th:, third seefiou.
, levied on as the property of Alsu Light to satisfy nun
1 fi fa from a justices court of Henry county in favorof
I. W. Spencer, levied on and return-wl to inn by a
constable.
A. 11. JOHNS TON, Sh'lT. j
fob 1 31
Cass Sheriff’s sales.
FOR MARCH
\A ill Im sold, on the first Tuesday in March next,
at Uas-ville, in the county of Cass, between the
I lawful hour# ol sale, llie follow ing proper*y, to-n 'far
j No. 8. Also, Leonard Bissell’s interest in lot num'
■ Irnr twenty in the sixteenth district of llie third sec-
i lion, levied on to satisfy a sis, ( from a juiticcs court : f
I Walton county in favor ot J >bn Chappei, levied o';
' and returned to me by a con-lable.
j f j , ” LEWIS 3’U.MLIN, D. L.
' NOTici*/ “ .
j Cni'imnrii"i!ions to the CLI’.RK. ol the Snpetif'-L
Court of Floyd coun'y. must, to secure, attention, in
i cxriy iH' rciDt*
. will a PEF 1) be rruorih-d until tlir < fiiuc fers put » anL
; 3'hc Federal Union will pul>!i,|; this noiie.c on/;t
• month loi four mouths and send their nccmjrd to
I lor payment. E. G. ROGERS, (.' ><./■ '
I jan2s 50 _ Eloyil ran.-
Paper Waking.
i The tl-idemigimd have lately pm-■•based nf Whip
■ m.i.i J. i.oims, t!ie:r several P.\Pi’Jl M>’!./-!. ikT - /
| Knoxville. I'cm ami m-e now putting no verv <•».
I tensi'.eaml ENTIRE ;N’EW MACIJIXT,]/
! Al anuiaeliire oi Paper.
; V» hich w ill be in lull operation j tl a few ( t,>xs.-.-
. I'bey ere also rnattufac'iiring PAi’F.R cons' u't'v r’
' ilm ii .Ist > ;1 MiH, timing,.,- e-mutv. where lim'd.
! maud at present can Im supplier!. '!’ It , v ... f r „ ril
: .‘o-e ii’let-iion io business ! . sii;| re! m ■:' • :, M) ' |;. u .,,.7
heretofore extended to the Paper M.do m
• ot f.-isi ; miimss.-e. *■
i They'’ill keep cons-antly nt nIHh. Mills a ; *
A GENERAL ASSORTMEN’i'
PAPI n. C \s PINGS ,\ND SCHOOL BOOORr
•ti ♦ * G ’ to exchange on the rnuo! !ibu
. ial terms far
! R\GS; -
And do once more call tlm aftenfion of dm
mmmseeaml North. Alabama A the no. <lm e-!e:
: /// , “° !e in saving th. i
. k \G>. as t. my nre the means of their verv
1 we w ant at lr l£ t - -
oiHkOOU H>s. every year.
Orders aduresse.l either to Kmixvhj.j or ir.-lv'.t
Ferry uiil i>,. ; omytly alum.ln! •<»*. ‘
’ ;.n ] WHITEMAN
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