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Monthly Advertisements.
GEORGIA, Richmond County.
In the Superior Court of Richmon dc.unty.
Mat Tt.nn, 1815.
Tt H' ENT.
The Hon. ROBERT WALKER , Judge
ON the Petition of Lucy Bacon, Ex'rx. und
Jin ho!cio Ware , Ex'r. es the last Will and Te/la
ment of William Bacon, deceajed, fating that they
lucre pofaffed of a certain Note of Hand, given by
Thomas Lamar, now dead, to Jofliua Ayiiclott.for
Fifty Dollars , dated 3if January, 1809, and
made payable on or before the lsth day of Janua
ry, 1810, and also an order of the said Thomas
Lamar, in favor of the said Joshua Aydelott, and
d'citvn on Thomas MCulter, for Two Hundred
find Twenty Five Dollars, dated 31 ft January,
2809. Copies of which, as near as can be recol
ircted, are annexed to said Petition, filed in the
Clerk's Office, together with the affidavit of N.
Ware, onersf the Petitioners to prove the loss of the
/aid Note aud Order.
It is therefore Ordered, 7 hat the reprtfen
tativet of the ford Thomas Lamar, do Jkew cause
on or before the fird day of the next term, who the
said Note and Order/hall not be ejlabtified in lieu
of the originals.
A-id 11 is further Ordered, That this Rule be
pnblfhcd"nee amnnth, in one of the public Gaxettes
of this city, fix monthsprevious to the next term,
i itken from the Minutes of the id June, 1815.
John H. Mann, Clerk.
tiftOKGtd, Richmond county.
In the Superior Court, May Term, 18/5.
•Present,
The Hon ROBERT WALKER, Judge.
James Dickson (ft Co. *\
*«• f
The Hi in Executors, Adminis-\ Rule Nisi,
trators and Reprefcntalivet J I
John Taylor, deceased. J
UPON the Petition of 'James Dicljon (ft
Company, praying the foieelofure of the equity of
Redemption , in and to a certain Tract of Land on
Rockey Creek, in the county of Richmond, afore-
Jaid, containing 224 acres, being the moiety of a
tract of Land grant'd to John Petticorew, and
bounded by land of Walter Taylor and others—
■mortgaged by John Taylor, in his life time for ihe
belter fircuring the payment of Three Thousand five
Jlu-iJrtJ Dollars, and inter efl due thereon, accor d
ing to the condilirm of ts Bond recited in Jdid Mart
gage /l,iJ upon the Petition of Seaboi n Jones
attorney for said Petitioners ,
tr IH Oriiv.rbd, That unltfis the Heirs, Ex
teuton, Admittifh at or s or Reprefcntalivet of the
said John Taylor, within twelve months, do pay.
into the Clerk's office 0/ this Court the principal and
tntereil due upon the said Mortgage, together with
‘Cofts, th.it then and from thenceforth the equity of
Redemption in and to the said Mortgaged prtmifet
be baned &.:d for cclofcd. and ether proceedings be
had ther eon, in conformity to the Act of the G Crura!
AJfembly in such cases made and provided. ~
It is FuuHuit Ordered, That a Copy of \
the foregoing Rule be published once a month for
twelve months, in one of the public Gaxettes op the
city of dugufla, or be fitrvtd on cue of the Heirs,
Executors , Adminiflrators or Reps efcr.tatives, or cn
the Jpectal agents of the J atd John JTsylor , dcccaf
td. at leaf fix months previous to the time the mo
nty is directed to be paid , as aforejutJ.
Taken from th* Minutes,
John H. Mann, Clerk.
Clerk's Office, 2zd May 18112 m
GhOAul A, Kichmur.J county.
In the Superior Court , May Term, ißrj.
Present,
The Hm. ROBERT WALKER, Judge.
August G. Obmj.sk, 1
rs. V Rule Nisi.
Avgust G. Nagel SP Co J
ON the Petition of Augutt G. Oemler, fin
ing 'ha. he had pojf Jid a certain Note of Hand,
drawn by duguft G. Nagel, under the firm of Au
gufi G Nagel (ft Co in his favor, (or the Jam of
S/x Hundred aud Thirteen Dollars, bearing date
fomttime in ftuguft, eighteen hundred and nine, and
payable on the sixteenth of Ma< cn, eighteen hundred I
and un, a copy whereof is annexed to the said Pe
titton. and affiled tn the Clerk's Office, together
with his affidavit 'to prove the loss of the J'aid Note,
li is Ordered, That /% said Augu/'t G. Na
gel (ft Co do shew cauft, on ot before the fir ft day
of the next tor rn of the J'aid Court, why the prayer
of the Petitioner Jhould not be gr unted.
I is further Ordere Hist thi* Rule be pub
lijhed in one or more of the public Gazettes 0/ this
State, once a month, until the time appointed for
jTl'wing cause therton.
Taken from the Minutes. *
John 11. Mann, Clerk.
Clerk's Office lb;it May, 1815. g„
Notice is Hereby Given,
THA l‘ nine ninth > after < lute, application will i
be made to the H uyable the Inferior Court j
of Richmond Ccusty far liberty to sell 300 Acres »/ |
PINE L IN D, rn Richn nJ County, b.nrgsn - tc !
the rfiate ►/David Reid, deceajed
E. Reid, Adm'x,
J. Camming, Adm'r \
January 12, laayir. 2 y
Nonce.
NINE months after due, npphcnri ca w ,\y
made to the Honorable he Inferior Crv/ to
Lincoln county Tor te ive to J.U One Handled a-d
Fifty A. res of Land in .said county. m
belonging to the estate >f l'D\V AID
deceased for the benefit ft hit hart an j creditor ’
Jonathan
John Yorke, >
Benjamin Mosely, S « 8
JsnuMrv 3.
u , r K<) °' i tn,(l steadv
fsb.u, inlU, uken n , : Apprentice U
&t ihe •*--
fxSJa LvOh.gi*u7&,
Notice.
TV TINE months after the. date hereof, application
iN will be made to the H-n. Inferior Court cp
L.ncoln County, for leave to sell ninety acres of
Land , lying in said county, being part of the real
estate of Thomas M'GiL, deceased —l old to setti
with the heirs.
Milley M‘Gill, Adm'x.
January g 28
Notice.
NIN E months after date, application will be
made to the Honorable Inferior Court of
Richmond county, for leave to sell 1 13 acres Land,
lying tn the county op Chatham , and belonging to the
Ejffttc J William Cocks., deiea ed.
R. Cocke, Admrx.
Jun' 27 1815. 9 m
Notice.
NINE months after date application will be
made to the Hcnorab/e the Inferior Court of
the County of Jtffer son Jor leave to sell all the j
Real Estate of Josefh G Posner, lute of\
J<.Jferson County, deceajed, for the benefit of the
hen s and creditors.
Wm. Schley, Ex'r.
f.nui'vr/le zqh June ?S r 9 qm
Notice.
NINE months after date , application will be
made to the Honorable the inferior Court of
Richmond county for Have to sell all the undivided
Real Estate , of Alexander Elaik, Esq. late !
of said county, tleceased 1
J. M‘Kinne, acting Adm'r.
July 6 I m t)f/t
Notice.
N* NE month' after date, application will by
made to the H'-notable the Inferior Court of
the county of Striven Jor leave so fell one fourth part
of 202 J acres of LAND, lying and being in Mor
gan county, the Twentieth Dijhifl, known by the
number A. ioi, the property o/John (ft Richard !
Reeves, Minors, fold for the benefit of said
Minors,
James Scott, sen’r. Guardian.
July 15, ISIS. 1m qm
Notice.
Nine; rison'hs after date, application will be !
made to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary
n J Richmond county, Jar leave to sell 27 J acres of
la-td in said county, on Butler's Creek, adjoining
lands of Bealle, 0 avage and others-—Also 300 ana
in the country of Columbia, on the Waters of the
Euchre Creek, adjoining Stephen Day and others .-
Belonging to th 'Ed ate of Andrew nays, deceased, \
sot the benefit of the heirs and creditors.
Ruth M. Hays, Adm'rx.
H. Boudre, Adm'r. with
the Will annexed.
Augttft 10, 181;. qm
Notice.
NINE months after date, application will be
made to die Honorable the Inferior Cow t of
Richmond County, for leave to sett a part of
two hundred two and a half Acres of Land, / y i„g
when granted ,ts Baldwin County, thirteenth Lit*,
trict, on the water, ty Cedar Creek, No 211 be.
lodging to Helena Pregncl an Orphan— and 'to be
joid [or her benefit.
W. Brux, Guardian.
September 14. y-n ~
Notice.
IN pur-fuante of an order of the Honorable the In
fetior Cour t of the county of Richmond, will be
sold at the Market House, in Augusta on the fi-st
Tuesday in ONotes next , within the usual hows, a
Trail of LAND on the waters of Little Bushy
Creek, containing about one hundred and ninety
irvitt acres, lying part in Burke county and part tn
Jesf erfan, being ihe Real Estate of Jonathan Ro. ’
her son, deceased, and to be fold for the benefit of his
heirs and creditors.
Joab Crutchfield,
In rtg/ie of his wife.
y*b 6 - 3/m.
Notice.
AN application after nine months will be
made to the Inferior or Court of Ordtrray
of Burke County, for Lave to sell a Lot of Laud,
No 232, in 4 th Baldwin, now Morgan County,
drawn by Samuel Greeue of Burke County, since
deceased—for the benefit of his heirs and credit,
ersv
Daniel Greene, Adm'r.
October 25. 1 mqm
GEORGIA, Scriven County,
WHEREAS Thomas Scarbrough ap
, fL*s for Letters Dfmiffiry on the E/late
and Efit As of James Babcock, deceajed:
fhrj'e are therefore to cite and admtmifk, all and
.lingular, the kindred and creditor ; of j aid deceas
ed. to be and appear at my office, within the time
j allowed by Luts, to jiew .au/e, (if any they have,)
I why fata Letters fiends nor be gt anted.
Given under m y hand and seal, a: office, in
JackJimbot ougf., this Uof May, 181;!
t«»* WILLIAM T. KiLLBE.iI, Clerk.
j liP.ORG* ', Bwir County
| XltTHEiktuAd John Bull, has applied fit j
1 V V L'ters dis mi story, on the tftxie and tffi cts |
\op John Tkedwell, late of said count), ae. !
ceaxd . nese a<e therefore to cite arid admin i
\ss!s. all and singular she kindred oki creditors of ‘
> sai l deceased, to pic thesr objection 9 tr. mv office
[(" ih J W) within the lime allowed by law
yhcrwue letters J-smtssory will 6; granted tl
him.
Given under «y hand and seal at office in
If syne . boron, h. .his Ist es May igrr
6 -y_ S-iviUEL STIUtGES Clek.
NOTICE^
npiHK Person who liorroivedtht PUNS
JL of the TO WN COMMON and CITY
LOIS ot AUGwSi'A, will ©Dii<?e in* by re
turning theta.
Thomas Barrett,
A’-5 - .;st 31.
i GEORGIA, Bwie County.
W r H£REAS Eliza Welsh, nas applied
fur Letters DiJ'miJtry, on the Estate anti
Effects of James Welsh, Sen'r. late of said
county, deceajed : Thfe ate therefore to cite and
admonifit, all and fingultsr, the'kindted and a edi
tors of Jaid deceajttl to be and appear at my office,
■within the time allowed by law, to jnew cause. (if
any they have) why / did Letters Jkould not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, at office , in
Wayntfborough, this 27 th Jane, 1815*
i 6m ’ bAMUKL Garlick, for
Samuel Sturges, Oik.
GEORGIA, Burke County.
WHEREAS David Young & Charles
Wheeler, apply for Letters Dijrn ffory
on the Eflate of J ames, Young deceased: these
are therefore to cite and admonish , all and singular,
\ the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to
file their objections in my o/fee (f any they have)
within the time allowed by law otherwise letters
Dismissory will be gr anted to then
Given under my hand and seal at office in
6 m Bti'ke , this tyth day of July, i2. 5*
Samuel Gahlick, for
SAMUEL STURGES, (flri.
GEORGIA, icriven County.
WHEREAS William T. Roberts, as
adminifltator on the E/late of Edmund
Roe bets. deceafed,has applied for letters Dis
mrjfary : These are therefore to cite and admonish,
all and singular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to file their objections in my office, (if arty
they have) within the tine allowed by law, other
wise letters tkif niffiiry Will be granted kirn.
Given under my hand and seal at office, in
JacksonboroKzh thi, sh day of
6m Win. T. Killbee, Cl’k.
GEORGIA, Scriven County.
WHEREAS Levi and Mosbs Howard,
as Executor a on the Eflate of HeZIKIAH
Howard have applied for Letters
’ Dismifjnry ; fhfe are therefore to cite and ad
momj/i all and singular the kindred and credi
tors of said deceased to file their objections irt
my office , ( f any they have,) within the time
ailowedby law, other wife Letters Dfm’fjoy will
be granted them.
Given under my hand and seal, at office, in
Jackfnborcw’/t, this •jih day of Angufi. 1815.
6m Wm. T. Killbee, Cl’k.
GEORGIA, Scriven County.
WHEREAS James Scott, Sen'r. as ad
minii/rator on the Estate of Ebiink ter
I Harden, deieafed, has applied for Letters Dis
| vvfpsty ; Thtje are therefore to cite and adfiomjh,
all and singular the kindred and creditors of jaid
deceased to file their objeilicns mmy office (if any
they have) within the time allowed by law, other
wise letters Di.mijfirry will be granted to him.
Giv'n under my hand and seal at office in
Jnckfonborough, this \(sth of June, 1815.
WILLIAM T. KILLBEE, Clerk.
Administrator’s Sale.
1 Pursuant <o an Order of the Honorable the Int
} fcrior Const if Scriven county, will be sold, at
Juckoon!>orough, on the first Tuesday in No
vember next, ensuing (within the usual hours)
for the bene fit of the Heirs and Creditors :
All the Real Eflate of Janies H.
Rutherford, late of said county, oeceased—
coasts ftae of several
Valuable Trails of LAND.
Containing in the whole 1957 acres more
or less, lying cn Savannah River, adjoining
Lands known by the name of Burton’s Kerry
irac , Jacob Lewis, Benjamin Fcrrill, R.
M‘K.inny, i homas Green and others—-On
1 which are a 1 wo Story Dwelling-House, forty
by twenty fed; together with all necessary j
out Buildings, including a large and conveni
ent Bam—togtllier with a haw and Grist-
Mill, the Saw-Mill has two saws and its prox
mily to the river, only one quarter of a mile,
and the convenience in Rafting the Lumber
down the Greek, makes them an object for
any person disposed to engage in Sawing
Lumber. —4 L S o,—0 ,
I wo Lracls of Land on the Beaver-
Dam Creek, adjoining the Village of Jackson
borough, containing 1600 acres more or less,
on which is a 1011-Bridge, that brings in a
handsome rent. — L IK E IF IS E
l our Lots with their improvements
in Jacksonborough, known in the plan of the
towu bv the Nos. 1,2, 4 and 5.
1 h RAlii — Which will be liberal, made
known on the day of sale.
• Aaron Smith,
In right of his wife, surviving Admix,
of J. II Rutherford, deceased.
Scriven 1o im 'y, \ ll pu - - io i g
Administrator’s Sales.
It ILL RE SOLO at the Court-House, in the
county of Burke, on Tuesday the 3d day of
October next:
A Tract of good Corn and Cotton
Land on Bryer Gieck, about three miles from
W aynesborough, adjoining John Whitehead
and Samuel Dowse, known by the name of
1 Gharry Valley, with all the improvements
! thereon, containing five hundred and sixteen
! * crc!i ' belonging to the estate of John D. Dick
! inson, deceased, by order of the Honorable In
terior Goim of said county.
1 Gilbert Hay, Adm'r.
• Tu L 50 6t 5
Executor’s Sale.
h ILL PE SOLD, on Friday the 30th day of
Gc oyer next, at the lute residence of Alexan
der W ilkamson, in Franklin county :
Four or five likely Negroes—also,
■Hi se and Lot in the Village of Carnesville'
j I erms of sale wilj be made known on the
day.
Frederick Beall, ) r ,
Maxfield H. Payne, ( £xr *'
July 16 ; :
Executor’s Sale"
WILL BE SOLD on Thursday the 5/A .
of October next , a/ the late restdence of< V
utl Sewell, in Franklin County . afterr s®*
/>er4o,W Estate of satd Samuel Sn, el f**
sitting of ~ f “> c ®»-
Horses, Cattle, Hogs and a nnmi
of other articles- Terms of Sa l e wUI
kaewn on the day. ma( k
James Sexvell,)
John Sewell, xr ’s»
Christian Swell Exr’r
July 15 5 ’
Notice.
Agreeable to an order of the Honorable the I
ferior Court cf Scriven county, via b *'
on the first Tuesday in November r.ext '
the Court-House in Jacksonboromdi Z e
the usual hours. % ' W>h *
A certain trad of Land, lyi n£ r on
S. \V. side of briar Creek, the prop™.
oF Cyntha Miller, minor a.'d orphan child of
Nathaniel Miller of said county, deceased-,
sold for the benefit of said minor. Condi „
Cash. 0151001
Richard W. Miller, Guardian
August 7 I2t 8
* TO THE PUBLIC
AS some person may wrongly conyrut
the notice of Hubbard & Starr • 1
deem it necessary to the character of Mr
John H. Lam ah, to state that I did notW
or suspect he had any of our not™ or account*
in his hands belonging to us, or hare any rt*.
sons to suppose lie has collected any thin?
which he has not accounted for.
Hubbard & Starr.
ItCT* The above urns intended for the «».
nature of Mr. Samuel G. Starr and ttijj
by him.
John H. Lamar.
September 21. 13
Valuable Estate For Sak
THE undersigned having determined on
leaving this State, ofier* Jj'or Sale his
Real and Personal Property, situated tiro
miles from town : He has 303 acres of good
land, about one hundred acres in Wood, -veil
Timbered, and twenty-two Negroes, Horses,
Cattle and Hogs. Ten Thousand Dollars,
will be required in cash— the pay menu tor
the balance will be made easy ——Possessios
will be given the first January next.
I. Malone.
September 21. 13
Wanted to Purchase.
ABL\CK GIRL, from 12 to 14 year*
old. one who is capable of waiting in a
house and and having a good
mild disposition.—For such an one a gener
ous price will be given.—Apply at Che d*
gust a Book-Store. ,
September 21 3t 13
CHARLESTON STAGE, *
WILL Commence Running again o*
the Sixteenth of October—leaving
Augusta and Charleston, every
morning at 6 o'clock, and aniviDg at each
place on Thursday •veiling at 6 o’clock.
The Stage will go by the way of BhrovtH
Court-House, re.sh at the best House*
on the road. The Stage-Office will be kept
at the Eagle-Tavern, by We. G. Grimes*
Esq.
William Grimball.
September IS St IS
Thirty Dollars Reward.
ABSEN l'Ell himself from the Subscri*
ber’s Plantation, on Hardlabor-Creek
Abbeville District, South-Carolina, a NEGRO
MAN, named Cha&lbs, a Black Smith, ty
trade ; about 25 or 26 years d|d, five fe«f> s *
or seven inches high, speaks 'a little French
as well as English ;; he formerly belonged ta
the Estate of Doctor Ptfysoirg, of or near Au
gusta, in Georgia, from thence lie was take*
to Savannah, wheTe’he worked at his trade.
Some time after winch, Capt. Edward Welsh
of Charleston, pnrehased him, who empty*
ed him in the coasting trade from Charfc* 1 ® 1 '
to Savannah, and trom Savannah to Anisß-
Island, these two years past, from bio hav«S
a greater desire to follow the sea in pr^ l ''
ence of his trade ; It is therefore presui®*
that he will either make for Savannah *
Charleston, The above reward of 30 doll* 11
will be paid with ail reasonable expends ;)
any person that will deliver him at my
tation on Hardlabor-Creek, Abbeville JDist‘ Hf
South-Carolina, or to the master of the »'<**'
house in Charleston, or secure hint in
Goal in the state—All persons and
vessels are hereby forwarned from empty'
or taking said fellow cut of the state, as 1 - t '
will be prosecuted to the utmsst rigor of i!1 *
iaw.
Charles W. Bulo*
September 21. 10t *3
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY ;
hr HOBBY <3* BUNCE,
At their Book-Store, AuguMa,
WHERE PRINTING AND BOOX-B ISDI* 6 '
THEIR VAK.OUS BRANCHES, AUK PR0 }:r ‘
LT EXECUTED AND ON MODERAI'K
