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Fnm the Southern AnrienUumluU
• CLOVER.
. Dear Sir—I have before communicated to
you the result of several experiments which
have been made in this neighborhood [Abbe,
ville, South Carolina,] in the culture of red
clover, together with such information rela
tive to that grass as I had been able to obtain,
and which I thought might be interesting to
others. Our continued experiments with that
grass have furnished us with information,
which, perhaps, may be acceptable to you.
In my last communication on this subject,
I advanced the opinion that in fliis State
clover might be sowed from the latter end of
September to tho middle .of November, and
from the middle of February to the middle, of
April. ’The two following experiments, how
ever, show that success cannot be calculated
on if clover is sown in November. One of
my neighbors sowed early last November
about to acres of clover, whilst a few days af
ter, to wit,on the 12(h and 13th of November,
I sowed about the some quantity. In both
instances the clover came up well and grew
off rapidly, hut in both it was entirely killed
during the ensuing winter by the frosts.
Other experiments prove that if sowed not la-
ter than the middle of October, it will attain
strength enough to stand the winter. I will
mention one other instance to these you have
already recorded in the Agriculturalist. Ear
ly in October, 1830, the winter of which year
was the most severe'I recollect occurring in
inis State, one of my neighbors, Capt. Cal
houn, sowed about ten acres in red clover,
which succeeded perfectly well, and which
has continued to yield him much green food
and hay. In the same communication I men
tioned that the experiments up to th;it time
made in thus neighborhood, the clover seed
had been sown on the gmSad and not cover
ed, hot stated from the experiment I had made
that spring, I thought it ought to be lightly
covered. This opinion, from subsequent ex
periments, now amounts to conviction. I al-
- so mentioned that two of my neighbors and
myself had that spring (A. D. 1832,) sowed
Jirlfir Sales.
Clark Sheriff’s Sale*
On the first Tuesday in February next,
W ILL bo sold at the Court House in the town
of Watkinsvillc, Clark county, within the
usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
One hundred and fifty or sixty Acres of
Land, more or less, with a two story dwelling house,
and other necessary improvements thereon, adjoin-
ing the town of Watkinsrille; five hundred and sixty-
six acres .more or lers.on the middle fork of Oconee Hir
er, adjoining Scogins and others; and 8 Negroes J ira-
my'a man, about 3Jyearaof age;Tim a man, 20; Billy
a man, 40; Alexander a hoy. 16; Henry a boy, 10 ;
Dilucy a woman, 40 ; Lucy a woman, 20, and Marga
ret a woman, ~21 yean of ago: levied on as the prop
erty of Itobert It- Harden, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor
of Smith, Booth and fiifoid, and other & fas. vs.
Hebert R. Harden.
1 Negro girl by the name of Minor, about
fifteen years of age : levied on us the property of
Isaac Clark, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Paollain
& R-d.L-. hi, for the use of Thomas N. PauUain, vs.
Isaac Clark. _ -
80 Acres of land, more or less, adjoining
Daniel Harper and others, and one Road Wagon and
Harness: levied on as the property of John Broom,
tog, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Hugh Xeidcr vs.
John Browning.
263 Acres of Land, more or less, on the
Greene county line, adjoining Esquire Park, Col. Al
ford and others: levied on as tho property of Gorden
Gregory, to satisfy a fi. fir. in favor of James M’-
Creight v*. Gorden Gregory.
ISAAC S. VINCENT, Sh’ff.
Jan. 4.
GEORGIA, CLARK COUNTY.
Inferior-Court, sitting for Ordinary purposes,
November Term, 1833.
RULE NISI.
r t appearing to the Court that Henry James, in
his life time, to wh: on the 6th day of March,
1828, executed his bond to Jesso Mitchell, Sen. for
titles to a Tract of Land lying in the County of Cow
eta, known and distinguished by number thirty-five,
in the eighth district of said county, and that the said
Henry James failed to execute said tides in his life
time, and it further appearing to the Court that the
said Jesse Mitchell, Sen. hath departed this life and
that Jesse Mitchell, Jon. is his rightful executor:
It is on motion, ordered, that William James, Ad
ministrator of. the said Henry James, be directed to
execute tides to Jesse Mitchell, Jun. executor of Jes.
Mitchell, Sen. for the tract of Land aforesaid,
within three months from the granting of this rule,
or show cause why be should not:
'And it is further ordered, that this rule be publish
ed once a month for three months in one of the pub.
lie Gaxettcs of this State, or a copy thereof served
upon William James, Administrator, as aforesaid, at
least two months before the time he is directed to
make tides.
A true extract from the minutes.
Y. L. 6. HARRIS, n. c. c. o.
Nov. 12—35—rc3m.
each about 15 acres
will now give you.
We sowed oar clover-seed in March, on or
with smafl grain, but did not cover it. A
aditttp;drought immediately followed; the
consequence of which was, that though at
the time of sow ing there was moisture enough
in the soil to cause the seed to sprout; yet the
soil soon Jbecanke so very dry, that it did cot
take root, and the whole perished, with the
exception of 4 1-2 acres, upon w hich Dr.
Reid was fortunate enough to get one show,
cr, he having sowed 13 acres. It is possible,
that notwithstanding the drought, the clover
might have succeeded, bad the seed been
Covered, but from the two causes cc:ol;ined,
it was lost with the above exception. The
above mentioned 41-2 acres being sowed for
pasturage, had only 2 quarts of seed in
stead of 4 put on it per acre,and as the show
er of rain which fell on it was a light one,
toid was succeeded by a drought, the stand
of clover was not by two-thirds as full as it
should have been. After a considerable spring
drought, we had on the 23d of May a good
rain, which was succeeded by an eleven weeks
drought, the most severe known hi this sec
tion of country, and which caused with us, a
general failure in all kinds of crop. Not
withstanding, Dr. Reid, this spring obtained
atottftmowing from these 41-2 acres, 20 un
usually large, well tramped and high piled
wagon loads of bay; more, he thinks, than
is usually gets of fodder from .70 acres of
om ; and a food, for which his horses for-
ake his fodder though well.cured. The clover
sowed upon unmanured mulatto or red
Bjfwch'hasheeu in cultivation upwards
of sixty years; its apparent average height
as it stood on the ground at the time it was
mowed, was full three feet and a half high,
and much of it four feet. I say the apparent
height, for the real height or length of the
spears or stalks', was much greater,but in con
sequence of its standing sq thin ou the ground,
the spears or stalks'shot along the ground
and filled up all vacancies before it assumed
an upright growth. Col. Saxon, another
neighbor, also has 4 1-2 ceres of clover, and
he also girt from it this spring at one mowing
twenty wagon loads of hay, the height of his
being 2 1-2 feet,’and this being the third year
he has mowed a part of it, which still yields
w’ell.. Away then with tho idea that our sun
is too hot, and our soil too arid for its suc
cessful cultivation : if ever there was a season
calculated to test this point, it was the last.
Dr.- Reid has also a patch of less than a
quarter of an acre of red clover ; this is also'
on mulatto land, which however was well ma
nured. This patch has forthe last ten weeks
furnished green food abundant .for two milch
cows, a part of which time another milch cow
and two colts were fed from it, and during one
week eight horses, and it has not yet been
quite cut oyer the second.time. During this
spring we experienced very heavy rains
which have washed our lands badly. Dr
Reid's 41-2 acres of clover was on very rol-
ling land, yet the clover has completely pro-
served it from washing, whilst his other fields
and those in the neighborhood generally, are
so ranch washed as to be materially injured.
But I fear I grow tiresome, and will there
fore only add, that, there is now a considera
ble quantity of clover sowed in this neighbor,
hood, and that a number of my neighbors,from
the. success which they have witnessed at-
tending its cultivation for the last four years,
are preparing to sow it, some of them on a
large scale. Respectfully yours, -
*.-•4,. THOMAS PARKER,
r 11111 1 1 -
Jackson Sheriff’s Sale.
On tlie first Tuesday in February next,
W ILL be sold at the Coart House in Jefiereon,
Jackson county, within the usual hours of
sale, the following property to nit;
Oae Tract of Land containing Seventy
Acres more or less, on the waters of Hurricane creek,
adjoining-G. B. Legg and others: levied on to satisfy
sundry fi. fas. issued from a Justice's court in favor
of Joseph T. Cunningham and others, vs. Elijah Bear
den. Property pointed out by the defendant. Levy
mode and returned to me by a bailiff.
One Negro man named Titus, supposed to
bo 40 ytirs old: levied on to satisfy a fi. fa. issued
from Jackson Superior Court in favor of Jacob*
Strickland vs. Peter A. Maddox. Also a Negro wo-
man named Rachael, 35 or 40 j’ears old, and a Ne-
old: levied
Justice’s court
.g fA. s,o»eu ^ ^ namcd Canaan 12 or 15 years
; the result of which I r on to satisfy four fi. fas. issued from a Ji
in favor of John Borders vs. Peter A. Maddox. Levy
made and returned to me by a bailiff.
One Tract of Land containing two hun
dred and ten acres, more or less on the waters of
Curris Creek, adjoining Howard and others : levied
on as the property of Wm. Moon to satisfy a S. fa.
in favor of George Shaw vs. said Moon.
G. F. ADAMS, D. Sh’ff.
Jan. 4.
Jackson Sheriffs Sale*
On Ute first Tuesday in February next,
M>Mv r ILL be sold at the Court House in Jefferson,
M w Jackson county, within the usual hoars of
sale, the following property, to wit:
One Tran of Land, containing Two Hun
dred and fifty acres, more or lens, granted to Huitt,
adjoining Finch and Olliers: levied on to satisfy two
fi. fas. is-med from a Justice's Court in favor of Wm.
E. Jones vs. Wm. Quitt. Property pointed oat by
said Jones. Levy made and returned to me by
Constable. JOHN RANDOLPH, D. Sfa’ff.
Dec. 28.
Ittadison Sheriffs Sale*
On the first Tuesday in .February next,
W ILL be sold at the Court. House in the Town
of Danialsvillc, Madison county, within the
usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
One Huudred and Seventy-five Acres of
Land, more or less, lying on til# waters of Black’s
creek, adjoining Strickland: taken as the property of
Charles Dunston, to satisfy four fi. fas. in favor of
John Borders, and two fi. fas. an favor of Holla way
William*, vs. said Dunston. Levy made and return
ed by a Constable. Property pointed out by John
Borders. .ROBERT P. GRIFFITH, D. Shtf.
Dec. 28.
Sheriff's Sales for February in
HURRAY. COUNTY.
Lot Disl. See. Property of
53 8 , 3 TM Hogan
VTOQgr. months •?*; daW “Pplioition will bo made
. . foj th ® honorable Inferior court of Clerk oounty,
Mtung.for ordma^purpores, f ot leave fo , ol i „ e
lot 0» in Clark county, containing two hundred
acres more or lc:*, on the Appalacky river, adjoining
Thr^h ,r.Ov^.y and ot^re, being apart ortho re!
a! estate oi (Jwen S pollock deceased.
T : - . ABEL FLEMING,
V Fxeeiitor m right of lh nife.
Jan. C—13—4li
ne 12
266 9
210 9
202 9
290 10
325 12
239 10
201 9
300 9
302 11
882 3
309 14
676 14
220 14
1066 2
292 1
260 3
947 14
153 3
197 1
578 2
330 1
417 1
922 21
623 4
172 15
609 4
56 17
1023 4
239 6
245 22
726 3
6 16
312 4
598 11
15 4
981 12 '
430 12
337 13
1071 12
646 11
182 2
133 2
33 2
974 15
131 15
900 15
858 .9
301 23
155 15
161 9
79 10
16 9
42 6
16 19
To ontisfy.
John Cargile
S M’Junkin
J M Cunningham
do
Griffin & Goodwin
FosterJc. Lawrence
do *
W B Malone
J L Abraham
J L Abrahams
do
Julius G Darby
Amos Spillera
'do
Samuel Keller
S&W Williford
do
II Grogan et al
Bridgar Haney
Anderson Mize
John Hardman
FORSYTH COUNTY.
Toliver Reed Abram Miles
W F Roper
John G Miles
John aiuitinan
James L Lawless
Moses Duncan
Dennis Shay
Mitchell Bollock
H L Dunlap
Sion B Prichard
Littlebury Duke
John Dozier
Peter Trammel
H Fitzsimons
Thomas Jackson
John 51. Sims
Robert Mitchell
ktWW Ruffin
Ketton & Cannon
Joel P Dickcson
Allen B Chastain
Robert L Lane
James Austin
David Cooper
A Wellborn
J&ontftig Jiciues.
GEORGIA, HABERSHAM COUNTY.
T HIS Indenture, made this day of .
eighteen hundred and twenty-one, between Ed
mond Jenkins of Jasper county of said State, of the
one part, and Joseph Murdock of the same State nod
county of Franklin, of the other p?rt:
Witnesseth, that the said Edmond Jenkins, for and
in consideration of the sum of nine hundred dollars,
to him paid by the said Joseph Murdock, the receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath bargained,
sold and conveyed, and by these presents doth bar
gain, sell, alien, and convey unto the said Joseph
Murdock, his heirs and assigns, a certain tract or
parcel of land, containing two hundred and fifty acres,
situate in the second district of the county of Haber
sham, in said State, being known and distinguished
in the plan of said district by the number twelve, to
gether with all and singular the said land and premi
ses, onto him the said Joseph Murdock, his heirs and
assigns—To Here end to Hold, to his and their own
proper use, benefit and behoof forever, in fee simple
and the said Edmond Jenkins doth engage for him
self, his heirs, executors and administrators, well and
truly to warrant and forever defend the right of the
said tract of land unto him the saM Joseph Murdock,
his heirs and assigns, free from snd against the right
and claim of himself, the said Edmond Jenkins, his
heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, and all
other person and persons, by or under whatever pre
tence.
In testimony whereof, the said Edmond Jenkins
hath hereunto set his hand and seal, the day and date
above written.
EDMOND JENKINS. [L. S.]
Signed, Sealed, in presence of
Stefuex McLexdal,
William Bzktlet, J. P.
GEORGIA, HABERSHAM COUNTY.
Personally came Priscilla Cherry before me this
day, and being duly sworn deposeth snd saith on
oath, that she aaw in the possession of Joseph Mar-
dock, late deceased, of said county, in the year 1822
os 1623, a deed of conveyance, as she several times
heard read; the within deed is a true copy in suit-
stance ; and that the said Joseph Murdock deceased
in the year of 1623, and this deponent became the
administratrix qp the estate of said deceased, and that
she could not find the said deed after she was ap
pointed the administratrix, and believes that the said
deed became destroyed, lost or mislaid, so that
cannot be obtained, and that the said Joseph Mnrdock
never bargained, sold nor conveyed the said tract of
land away to any person whoever.
her
PRISCILLA X CHERRY,
mart.
Sworn to snd subscribed before me,
this 26th day of October, 1633.
William Kixnt, J. P.
GEORGIA, HALL COUNTY.
Hail Superior Court, September 'Term, 1833
Oliver Porter, et aL >
vs. > Rule Nisi for foreclosure,
lies S. Park- V
T PON the petition of .Oliver Porter, Willi, n
J Reed, James K. Daniel, Richard S. Park, Thos-
Cunhingham, John Cahningbam, and iV oodso;
Heard, stating to the Court that op the twenty-fourti
day of May, eighteen hundred and thirty-three
James S. Park executed to your petitioners, together
with Peter J. Williamson, and DamelSandford, am:
Benjamin Sa^dford, his certain deed of Mortgage for
the purposqof indemnifying and saving harmless the
said Petitioners, ss well as the other individual*
n.TOwt, f rom any loss for and on acco mt of their
having become securities for said James S. Park, .to
the Bank of the State of Georgia, for tho faithful ptr-
formance of his, said Park’s, duties as Cashier of the
Branch Bank of the State of Georgia, located at
Graenesborough, by which said deed of mortgage,
the said James S. Park mortgaged to the Petitioner.
■nd other individuals named, among other property, s
certain lot of land in the county of Hall, known and
distinguished as lot number ninety-nine, in the tenti-
district of said county, and it appearing to the Court
that there is now due to said Petitioner*, on said
mortgage, the sum of twenty-six thousand two han
dled and fifty dollars:
It is therefore ordered, that unless the said James
S. Park, do pay into the Clerk's Office of this county,
witliin six months from tbistime, the amount of prin
cipal and interest due on said mortgsge, together
with all legal cost, the equity of redemption, in anc
to tlie said lot, shall be thereafter forever barred and
foreclosed.
And It is further ordered, that a copy of this rule
be published once a month for four mouths, or served
on the mortgager or his special agent, at least three
months previous to the next term of this Court.
A true copy from the minutes.
JAMES LAW, Clerk.
Nov. 9—31—4ni.
GEORGIA, HALL COUNTY.
In Hall Superior Court, Se^A. Term, 1833
John Pirkls, 1
vs. [' Libel for Divorce.
Jane Pirkle. » . ' ■
F r appearing to tho Court by the return of the
Sheriff, that Jane Pirkle, tho dofemlnnt in tho
above case, is not to lie found in this county, it is on
motion, ordered, that service ho perfected on said J;no
Pirkle, by a publication of this rule once a month for
threo months preceding tlie next term of this court, in
the Southern Banner. JAMES LAW, Clk.
Nov. 23—36—m3:n.
GEORGIA HALL COUNTY.
In Hall Superior Court, Sept. Term, 1333.
John Windsor, 1
vs. > libel for Divorce.
Susannah Windsor. J
I T appearing- to the Court by tho return of tlie
Sheriff that Susannah Windsor, the defendant in
the above case, is not to be found in this county, it
on motion or lereJ, that service be perfected on said
Susannah Windsor, by a publication of this rule once
a month for three months preceding the next term of
this Court, in the Southern .Banner.
JAMES LAW, Clk.
Nov. 23—35—m3; a.
;?Four J4* mtiig’ 4iuticcs.*
CASS COUNTY.
Aaron Crawford Joseph G Smith
Walter S Douglas Samuel Galahar
John Ingram Robert Rowan
Robert MTyre M’Dxnic'.etal
Joseph Shaw A Armistcad
Hansford&M'Gehee W Morgan &Co
James H Russell Isaac Abrahams
John Conner Wm H Dorsey
FLOYD COUNTY.
James Bell Edgar &, Rcaso
William Balov Lewis F Hum
Sampson Black Moses HendriAf
LUMPKIN COUNTY.
David Clanton jr Clanton sr et al
JainesWhite John Hcderick
William Micus 'Walton Inf court
Enoch Slatton Thomas Warns
J amea Smith Moses H Denman
John Conner Elbridge Jackson
Randel Bcrnett Jonathan Peacock
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
2 Charles Hayna PJ Murray
John Hunt 4. Isaac Newell
James Taffet si *1 E Stone & Co
Jacob Barantino TD&GC King
John M’Canhsss 1 -Cooper .v Stanford
. James Adams
dliam Harrisge, James Henry
Thomas B Martin \V W Walker
E Underwood Henry Bowen
GILMER COUNTY.
Edward Johnson Samuel M'Junkin
Moses Keys <j 0
Parnal Vines
Isaac Potts. W B Shelton
Parnel Nines S M'Junkin
GEORGIA. HABERSHAM COUNTY.
Personally came Absalom Holcomb, before me this,
day, and being duly sworn, deposeth and saith on
oath, that he saw in the possession of Joseph Mur
dock, late deceased of said county, a. deed of con
veyance, purporting to be made by Edmond Jenkins
to Joseph Murdock; that the within isa true copy in
substance; deponent saw the deed in the year of
eighteen hundred and twenty-two, or near the last of
the year eighteen hundred and twenty-one, but depo
nent does net recollect distinctly the name of the sub
scribing Witnesses.
ABSALOM HOLCOMB.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, 1
this 26th October, 1832. [
William Kexxet, J. P. )
Jeptha Freeman, >
«*• [RULE NISI.
Edmond Jenkins. J
It appearing to the Court by the affidavits of Pris-
cilla Cherry and Absalom Holcomb, that an original
dead of which the foregoing is in substance a copy,
has been lost—.It is therefore Ordered, that the said
Edmond Jenkins shew caose, on or before the next
term of this Court, why raid copy should not be cstab.
lished in lieu of said original; snd that a copy of
this rule be served personally on the said Edmond,
if to be found in said State, or be published in ao:ne
public gazette ortbis State, for the’ space of three
months.
A true extract from tho minutes of tho Superior
Court, October Term, 1833.
Jan. 4.—42—m3:n.
J. T. CARTER, c. s. c.
GEORGIA, MADISON COUNTY.
Inferior Court sitting for Ordinary purposes, Joan,
ary adjourned Term, 1831.
W ILLIAM H. BARNETT, Administrator of
Joshua Sorrow deceased, petitioned the court
of Ordinary of said county, for Letter, of Dkmbrion.
Whereupon it is Ordered, That after six mouths'
application in one of the public gazettes
of Uus State, tho said WUliam H. Barnett, adminis
trator ss aforesaid, will be dismi^wt. be
shewn to the contrary, of which all concerned will
take notice.
— A true copy from the Minutes eftttid Court, this
6th day of January, 1831.
WILLIAM SANDERS, c.c.o.
Jan. 11—43—m6m.
GEORGIA, MADISON COUNTY.
Inferior Cdtrt sitting for Ordinary pvrpsses,. Janu.
ary adjourned Term, 1834.
C FON the petition of Wilson Bird, executor of
the last will and testament of Lee Bird decea
sed, for Letters of Dismission:
Ft is Ordered, That after six months’ publication
of this role in one of the public gazettes of this State,
the said Wilson Bird, executor as aforesaid, will* be
dismissed, unless cause be shewn to the contrary, of
which all concerned arc hereby notified.
' fi * ne copy from the Minnies of said Court, this
8th day of January, 1834.
WILLIAM SANDERS, c. c. o.
Jan. 11—43—mfim. Sjpf'Ab' J. 5 *)- r -»- i ’ .V
A LL persons hiving demands against tho Estate
of I. B. Moore, late of Rabun conntv. deccas-
_ J * >««*J count)’, UCVVO<r>
cd, am requested to present them within the tuno
prescribed by law.
BENJAMIN ODELL, Adm’r.
Dec. 20—40—40d. ^
KIOTR months after date application wiil be made
R to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Haber,
sham county when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell Lot numher sixty-c-igbt in the tenth dis
trict of Carrol. Also, number two hundred & thirty-
ope in tho thirteenth district of Muscogee—both
drawn by tho illegitimates of Hanuali Thomas,’ of
said conntv. DARIUS EC HALS, Guardian.
Sept. 14—26-—lm.
» |>OrS months after date application will be made
to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Hall
county,' for leave to sell the R*al Estate of Michael
Pruitt, deceased.
ASENATil PRUITT, Exx.
Sept. 14—26—4m. .
F OUR months after date, application will lie made
to tho Honorable the Inferior Court of Jackson
county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell Lot number 748, in the 1st district, 2d section,
Cobb county, it being pert of the Real Estate of Sa.
rah Watson, late of said countv, deceased. m
RICHARD GOODE, Adm»r.
Nov. 4—35—lm
F OUR months after date, application will be
ma le to the Honorable- the Interior Court of
Jadkson county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell Lot number 151, 29th district, Lae
county, it being .part of the Real Estate of Joseph
Ratchford, late of Jac’tson county; deceased.
EZEKIEL RATCHFORD, Adm’r.
Nov. 4—35—4m.
F OUR months after date application wall'be tnai !
to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Gwin
nett county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes; for
leave to sell lot of land No. 49, in the 13th District
and 4th section, Murray County; the samo. being the
property of William Branham, a minor.
'JAMES II. GILREATH, Guardian.
Sept. 21—27—Ini.
the
F OUR months after date application will be made
_ to the Inferior Court of Jackson county,, when
sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
Real Estate of Thomas Adatns, deceased.'
MARY O. ADAMS, Ex'x.
WILLIAM APPLEBY, Ex’r.
Nov. 30—37—tin.
FramMim Motels
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
and the public generally, that he has purchased the abov emeu-
;ioned Establishment, formerly kept by Mr. JOHN JACKSON,
"he House will be ready for the accommodation of
Transient and H.egnlar Boarders,
Either Single or in Families,
Jn as moderate terms as can be afforded in the place, by the first
of January next. The: undivided attention of himself and family,
will be constantly directed to . the comfort and pleasure of all who
may call on him. .
His STAPLES are ample, his ROOMS generally commodioug,
and no pains or expense will be spared in furnishing his TABLE
with the best the market will afford.
SAMUEL GAIdLlHER.
Athens, Dec. 21—40—12t
The Macon Telegr tph, Federal Union, Georgia Courier, ssd Weston Herald, will
please publish the above 3 months, and forward their accounts to the subscriber. S. (J.
GUARDIAN S SALE.
O N the first Tuesday in Marsh next, will he sold,
under an order of the Inferior Court of Midison
county, at the Court-House in Daniels ville, a Tract
of Land in Madison county.-containing 400 ".crest, it
being the real estate of Lee Bird, deceased, adjoining
Porterfield and others. Sold for - the benefit of the
heirs of said deceased. Terms made known on the
day sale. ' *
RICHARDSON HANCOCK, Guardian. *
Dec. 28—41—ids.
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FREE TEIBE l©TOCATE,
HplIE extensive jnSi-unsiig! icrtlpv™£i iy our felfor.
w citizens upn fte 'gfcuufcuri! -if Union, nssarn
as that we have not liberaS ra wjkb ; nod tlie desim
so generally expressed by it* ftiwnflt. te see it pkeed
in a position wh?t* its advantagesef raforr.afior. tti
increased circul ilion would be esse certainly united,
we have determined to remove it to MiSledgevillc,
where ibi Editorift columns vi3 continue tc be cor.
ducted by its former Editor. Tboexa Haynes, Faq.
The principles which it hzo h'rvto’ore advocated,
it shall continue to maintain, with increased ercr^y.
It shsil he the Standard of Union—It shall
cf aH the Stans” astiic
tho sovereignty and is-
EXECUTORS’ SALE.
4 GRT3EABLY to an order of the honoraSle tit*
Inferior Court of Cl irk county, when sitting
for ordinary purposes, will be sold at the Court house
m Cobb county, on the first Tuesday in February j port and defend “the Union
next, a lot,of land, number four hundred and thirty . only means of preserving “1
five, in the sixteenth district and second section, ly- t dependence of each.”
ing in said county, being a part of the reap estate of! It shall be a-free press, and will speak of tccc,
Reuben Ransom, senior, late of Clark bounty ce- f measures and parties with becoming freedom,
ceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs of said de- I It will continue, as it has done, to inruic-.lc ftw*
ceased- JAMES JENNINGS,? . ( great and wholesome truths upon which cur fcthm
JOHN G. MAYNE, j 3 ‘ j so firmly assorted and so gallantly maint--rinrd ila
Nov. 2—33—tie. j sovereignty, the Union and independence of tL«
—— — - - ■■■ - ■ - ; United States.
ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. Wc sh.il, at the same time, oppose any ana crrir
O N Friday the seventeenth day of January next, i abuse and usurpation of power by the Feder J Cot.
will- be sold at the residence of the late Levin > ernment, by all constitutional means ; and ssiedni*.
W. Thooiaa, deceased, in Clurk county, ail the perish- S Iy oppose ell rash and reckless movements by State:
e. t c tlculuted to jeopardite the hinnonv of oar Llcs3.il
i jeopardize
‘ ujii.il the accumulation of oppression, (ball
able property of said deceased, consisting of Housi
hold end Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, two j Union,
good Horses, a very excellent road Wagon, a stock I outweigh »’ : ; e evils of FCjjarjtior..”
?f Hogs, Cows and Sheep, with various other sr. t \Va believe man is capable of sclf-gavcrr.ment,
ticlcs. Sale to continue from day to day until all is andwe will not he' instrumental in arresting then-
sold. JAMES L. THOMAS, | . , periment now in progress, l>y which alone this gmt
HENRY' P. THOMAS. ( rs * problem can he solved ; because we desire to see the
Dec. 2 ; —33—tds. - * | principles of the American Revolution acted oat,
| that tiic world may know, whether mankind are we:-
^ ADMINISTRATOR S SALE. J thy the blessings of liberty and independence, cr
13TXDER an order of the Inferior Court of Clark ! whether from their own weakness snd folly, they we
L county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, wiil j the- natural stf »jeots of anarchy snd despotism,
be sold un the first Tuesday in February next, it the j We have too mush confidence in the uisdom
Co in. House door irt the town of Greenville. Mcrri- ; firmness of our institutions, in tlie patriotism and in-
wether county, within the usual hours of sole—Lot i telligoacc of tho people,to queetiorrthe final aralgle-
of Land No. 147. in the 11th district of originally rious tri unph of republican government ovct t-
Troup, now Merriwether county. Sold as. p^rt'of • others.
tli-* Real Estate of Beverly A. Duke, deceased, for j Tiio present aspect of affivirs in Georgia, dctniT.ik
the benefit of the heirs and creditors. - Terms Cash. ' the active, service of every friend of the Union. Tbc
WM. STROUD, Adiu’r. | disorganizing doctrine of .Nullification, is at this me-
Nov. 23—33—tds. j ment, menacing the foundations of our government,
• —-— : ; j and if suffered to triumph, will destroy the feirert ftb
ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE. ric ofliberty, which was ever erected by lac wisdom
A GREEABLY to an order of the Hon. the Infe- • ralB -
txL rior Court of Clark county, when sitting for u business, as it h*.a been through oat
Ordinary purposes, Vrill bo sold on the first Tuesday ! brief career, to strip it of its gaudy and alluring deco-
jj connty, { rations, anu hold it up to the pnblic gaze, d-forincJ
of February next, at the Court-house in said
a tract sf land lying in said county, adjoining Pope,
Ptiryear and others; it being the real estate of TI»om-
as Hinton, deceased--containing two hundred and
eighty aores, more , or less. . Sold for the benefit of
the heirs. Terms made known on the day of sale’.
RACHEL HINTON, Adm’x.
Nov. 33—37tds.
I ^OUR months after date, application will'be
made to the Honorable Inferior* Court of Clark
county, when silting for Ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell Lot number one huudred and sovcnty.nino, in
the fifth district of Ccvrcta county, and Lot number
Urio hundred thirteen, ii} the second District of Car-
roll connty, the property of Edward II. Masey, de
ceased, for the benefit of the Hein and Creditors of
nii deceased.
DAVID ELDER. Adm’r.
Dec. 3—33—4m.-
F OUR months after datepippUeation will be made
to the Honorable the.Inferior Court of Rabun
county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the Real Estate of T. B. Moore, deceased.
BENJAMIN ODELL, Adm’r.
Dec- 20—10—lm.
Si'
and loathsome as it is.
As it leg-ird* men,.we shall judge t?tem by their
acts, and speak of them, sa we think. For one, ve
shall stick to old Hickory, until be commits some
more damning act, than preserving this Union fioa
the rain and (isolationmeditated against it by “ John
Caldwell Calhoun” and his minions; nor shall «
abuse him for a tyrant-and despot until we shall hate
rendered about as much service to oar counter a* 1*
has done.
The compromise tariff act of 1833, shall coatin'®
"KIODR months afterdate, application will be made
to the Honorable Inferior Court of Gwinnett
connty, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell a Lot of Land belonging to tbs Estate of Lard
Burns, deccasod, containing 250 Acres and known
by Lot number 159 in the 6th District of said county.
* PHILIP BURNS, Guardian.
• Nov. 28—39—4m. •-
JL'IODR months after date application will be made.
-*■ to the honorable Inferior court of Gwinnett
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave
to sell lot of land No. 473 in the IS'li (S> district of
tlie first section, now in Lumpkin county. Sold for
tho benefit of tho orphans of John Butler, deceased.
GEORGE REED, Guardian.
Jan. 6—43—4m.
12^0UR monvHs after date application will be made
* to tho honorable tfea Inferior court of Clark
county, bitting for ordinary purpose* tot Lettsrs of
Dismission from tho forther guardianship of Jane
Pinson. TYRE-HARRIS, Guardian'.
Jan. 11.—43—4m,
ADMINISTRATOR^ SALE. ;
W ILL be sold at the Court Hod*e in Jackson
county, on the first Tuesday in February ... .....
next, a tract of Land lying in said county, being llm . £ ,,:cet o « r '"ost untuing and vindictive opposdiw-
land and Plantation whereon Charles P. Wither- ? “^r it the result of a corrupt comb.nrtioa
spoon, deceased, while in life resided. Sold under for Beltwb P*n>o*» «W, and that it » the . j
an order of the Inferior Codrt of Jackson county, ! “enceinent of a system of measures intended finahf . j
for the benefit cf the heirs andere liters of saidde- I to releas ? ? vc '7 article of huniycBtirelyfrom tax-- J 1
ceased. Terms ifiadwknown on the day o' sale. Uon > nxult " lhrow thp whoI ° . b,mfen cf
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, Adm*r.
Nov. 16—35—tds.
ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE.
. ILL ho sold, on tlie first Tuesday in March
r . -' ’ ' ’ft.V V* C«irt H^Ju.Fkyd County, TOI , W , S ^, K —» --
Lot n-imber 414,-in tho 3d district and 4th section, gent manner in which our feeble efforts, in a
bold as a part of tho real Estate of Robert Carrith- cause, have been regarded by a large portion o
era, deceased, and by order of the Inferior Court of
Madison connty, when sitting.for Ordinary purposes.
Terms made known on dav of sale.
JAMES CARRITHERS.
JAMES SAYE,
Dec. 21—40-—tds.
> Adm’rs.
‘at ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday- in April next
at the Court House in Giliner Connty, Lot
number 13o" in tho 9th district and 2nd section.—
Sold as a part of the Real Estate of Robert Carritha ‘
era, deceased, and fay order of tho Inferior Coart of
Madison county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JAMES CARRITHERS, ? ...
JA MES SAYE, \ Ad
Dec. 21—10—tds. - « »
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
^ ILL be sold at the Court House in Rabun
tho personal property ofT. B. Moore, late of said
county, deceased. Terms made known on the day
of sale. BENJAMIN ODELL, Adm’r.
Doc. 20—40—tds.
revenue upon articles of prime necessity.
For tlie spirit and ability with wluoh we shall **•
tack the principles of onr adversaries anil defend cW
own, ot must refer oar readers to the Standard from
its commencement to the present; with the l’urfi**
assurance, that we fee! an additional mttirc to j r '
crease our energies, from the very kind anc iccok
- ’- sgssi
©few
fellow-citizens.
As soon as new materials can lie obtained, thefA*
per will he enlarged, and every exertion made tc rea
der it an interesting and valuable Journal. In
mean time, we beg onr patrons to bear with the * lie
of our sheet, keeping .this troth in constant reme n>
bran oi. that a little of a good thing is better than *
great deal of a had one.
In the patronage wluoh we seek, in the prosecu
tion of our labors, we lbok to .the Unio n party alone.
If it docs not support os wo must sink by the way J
for we chum, no kindred with nnllificat ion, and its vo
taries feel no sympathies for us. ,
W<5 have warred-with the doctrine, and have dead
onr blows with no sparing hand—we ask no cm from
the enemy. P. L. ROBINSON.
Sparta, December 7, 1833. •
debted to the Estate of Lsvin %
Thomas dcccosad, late of Clark connty, ««'
quested to make immediate payment, and those b*^'
county, on tlie 4th Monday in January nertL*- iwg d^m.tnds kguinst said Estate, are revested M
i - - . a*m rv nr. s r* . . ® > - .« i .»»
render thorn to according to 1*».
JAMES L. THOMAS,
HENRYP-THOMAS.
Dec. 2—38,
Adm’rs.