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Sheriff’s Sale.
* /\n the first Tuesday In October next.
II w ,u be sold at the Market-llouee in
(tl nhy of Augusta, between the usual
hours.
One negro man named
Frank, levied on «the property of James
Ijunkin, and sold under the foreclosure of
a mortgage,—John H. Mann, vs. James
Lamkin.
Wm. Lamlnn, s. n. c.
Aw St 3 tds
sheriff’s Sale. ,
>VI! L HF SOU),
othe (hurt-Moutc in Wafrenten, on the
lit Tveedny in Cfitoter next, between
the utuul hour! of tah.
100 acres of Pine Land,
granted to Samur • Wade, adjoining lands
«>f Joseph Me Path, and others, levied on
losathfv nine small executions in favor of
Mary W ide, rs. Samuel Wade, levied on
and returned to me by a coiiSlablc,pointed
«ut by tli* plaintiff
'lSO,
2 Cows ami Calves, one
tMv Mare, levied to satisfy an ex<*mti<m
•A iwvor of Benjamin Culpepper and otli
«rl, vs James Wright, pointed out by the
dlfetidsot.
ALSO,
Two thirds of a Cotton
Fateh, between ten and twelve acn », lev
led on to latisfy an execution in favor of
Samuel Barron, vs. Thus. Jackson, point-:
cd out by the defendant.
also, *
, 500 acres of Land, near
the Ponds, it being the place whereon
Wm. U*<?ry now lives, levied on to satis
fy an execution in favor of Jacob Dariforth,
vs. Mcshack MatheWs, and William Us
ery.
ALSO,
One eighth part of a crop
of Corn,'Fodder, ami «Wilton, (hat is mane
on tlie plantation of Henry Johnson, levi
ed on to satisfy a (i. fa. in favor ol the ex
acutrixand executors of Wm. Anderson,
dec'yl. vs. Win. Parris.
A. Movers, s. w. c.
August 31—-wst
For Sale,
147 acms of mixed land
V miles above Augusta, on the road leading
from thence to Columbia court house
belonging to the estate of Bennett Whit
tington, deceased. On the premises there
ore 2 tolerable good dwelling houses, with
out bouses, garden and an orchard of
chruoc Peach trees—a spring of excellent
water, and about thirty acres of cleared
land, under a good fence This lan &-o
pens to a large and elegant pine wood
range. A further description is deemed
uv.iiecesaary, as any person wishing to pur
chase, would wish to view the land before
they purchase. The terms will hr very
accommodating—any person wishing to
purchase, can call on Arthur Poster, of
Columbia county, or mrs Sarah Whitting
ton ol Richmond county.
Sarah Whittington, ox’tx
Arthur Foster, ex’r*
may 23 1
% Bxkcotivx Dkpahtmkxt, o*o. } '
JKilletijfeviUe, Slh Jugust, 1820, y {
X HECommissionersoftheC.ANl) LOT- s
TERY, having informed the Executive s
jthut they will not be prep .red to com- s
mcnoe Drawing the sum? sooner than
FRIDAY, the FIRST DAY OF 6EPTEM- 1
BEK next:
-Vsfics ii therefore Given , in pursuance
of the ifitli see.tioii of an act ol the gener
al assembly of this stale, passed 15ih I)e- ,
cember, 1818, that, on Friday, the first
day of September next, the Drawing of
said Lund Lottery will commence at the
State-House.
By order of the Otwernor,
JOHN BURCH, sk. I
(D“ The editors of die Georgian, An- 1
gnsta Chronicle atul News arc requested <
to discontinue the notice in relation totlte I
•Lund Lottery heretofore published iii
Otcir papers, and insert the above
August 12 ts
GEORGIA, ,In the Suptrisr Court
Columbia county. ) March Term, 132\)
1 | PON the petition of John Wynne, slat
.JU lug be was possessed of a note to
handmade by Robert f. Kent, to him lot
tfiiwty dollars, bearing date on the
day of——, 1818, and that the s»id note
*t band haa been loal or mialaid, so that,
the same canuot now be obtained, am!
praying that a copy )1 said note which is
annexed to his said petition may be eslab
Lilted in lieu of the said original, in tern c
of the act of the General Assembly and the
fulet of com t, in such cases blade, provnl
td, and estaolished ; — ami the and pel.
tiou bein^ supported by affidavit) it is uv
dered, that a copy be established in
lieu ut th original so lost or mislaid, u
(rceably to the prayer of the petitioner
cnlcsa sufficient cause be shewn to tin
Contrary, on or lie lore the fust dsy of the
fiext term of the Superior Court of Co
lumbia County. It is further ordered,
(hat a copy of this order he published n
one of the Gasettcs of this State at least
cnee a month fur six months.
Taken from the Minutrt.
A. Crow lord*
March 38.
Notice.
All parsons hide bled lu the oolalt n|
Mtibm I taw ten, l»u id' the county ol
B4<A*sonJ, dteaMsd, or* miuesud, t«
m|o" tM'ia ib»(« peyutoM to the suhscri
' w ' tu ** *bo dsolaniU ogainsi
■Md osuls.mo rtquMUd to render Hum
w fbo SUelohUef nr-ipvil, studied lui
fOgSMMI
" mi- A, Dug|( t i«V,
Fifty Dollars
REWARD.
RUN AW r AY from the subscriber ten.
miles above Augusta, ins Columbia
county, on the 23d hist, two negro fellows,
—VIZ—
Salisbury, a stout black
fellow, from 35 to 40 years of age —also,
George, a tall black fellow,
about 30 years of age—it is expected that
said negroes will attempt to pet to Fred
ericksburg, Virg. or Baltimore, as they
were lately broughtfrom there Any per
son apprehending said fellows, and plac
ing them any jail so that 1 gel them again
shall receive the above rewaid, or twenty
five dollars for either of them—and if de
livered to the subscriber, with all reason
able expenses.
Reason I). Beall.
July 27—— wlm
q Q- The Editor of the Ooulh-Carolina
Stale Gazette, Columbia—and the editors
of papers in Charlo'te and Salshury N, C.
will give the above four insertions, week »
ly, and forward their accounts to this ol
fir.e for payment
Fifty Dollars Reward.
RiANAWAY from the plantation, ol
Doctor'Thus. Leavitt, in Burke County
on the of July, my Negro Fellow
L E N,
About 24 or 25 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5
inches high, thick set, pleasant counten
ance, with a small scar over the left eye,
he has lost 6ne upper fore tooth and a
toe. next the little from one of his feet, I
believe the right foot—hat) on when he
went away a home spun shirt, and light
mixed Kerseymere panfolnons, but as he
carried w ith him different suits of cloth
ing he has probably changed them. The
above reward will be paid to any person
who will*\leliver the said Negro to the
subscriber or twenty Dollars for securing
him in any Jail so that lean get him. ft
is likely he may endeavor to go to Reach
Island or CoOM-hatchie. Boat owners
and all others are cautioned against har
boring said Negro under the penalty of
die hiw,
J. B. Morrison.
August 12. wdt.
8 1 5 Reward.
W ILL Be given for JOHN, the car I
riage driver, a tall vellow, very artful and
likely fellow, of 22 years old, of a coarse
voice, had on when he went off, a glazed
leather hat, dark homespun pantaloons a ruf
a round jacket, either of bine cloth or
striped homspun. John being unwilling
to he left at a summer residence in Fair
field District, South Carolina; took on the
eleventh instant one of bis masters carri
age hofses, took also a spare bridle round
his shoulders and made his escape to go.
as he said, to the plantation on Black
Swamp, Si Peter’s Parish, S. Carolina.—
He rode bare backnl, was traced unto
Granby ferry below Columbia. He there
rode the same Isrge buy horse on which
he made his escape, the horse both trot*
and paces, a star in his forehead, his hind i
feet or pastern joints appear as if they
were swelled, and it is believed he lias
one or both hind •‘vet white. Five dollars
reward will be gneu (or the hofse. It is
presumed John will endeavour to make.
tin way to Augusta, where be has an un
els a tree yellow mao, perhaps by the
name of£itt, from whom he may obtain
fi'e puss, may alter his name and dress,
Mul try to make his escape to Virginia, oi
he may be employed ou the river as a
boat hand. Any person who apprehends
said John and secures him so well in some
safe jail, us that the subscriber gets him
shall receive the above reward,
Black Swamp, St Peter’s, April 2b,
1820
James Lowry.
Ap'H 25 '
Twenty-five Dols. Reward.
Slop the Thief.
Stolen from the Lot of the subicri
her, living near Turkey Creek Bridge, ou
the road leading from Augusta to Cam
bridge, on the. night of the 271 h inst. u
itlack Horse,
About 14 baud# high, 12 or 13 years old,
,i white spot on his forehead, and several
on his back, blind in the left eye, he is'
* natural trotter—He is well known in
Augusta, and has been owned by Messrs.
John Howard, John H. Mann, and Janies
Primrose—A reward of 25 Dollars will be
<iven on delivery of the Home, and con
viction of the Thief, or 10 Dollars fur the
Horse alone, or 5 Dollars for such infor
mation as will enable me to get him.
11. Duuton.
August 1 wtf
Strayed or Stolen,
» 7
IF ROM the subscriber on the night of
I be 2nd July last, from the Ware-house
lot of Messrs. A. Slaughter & C Lahti/au,
a bright bay GELDING, about * ,-vn
years old, in low order, * star in his Lev,
•ue of bis bocks a little swell’d, very
thick mane and fall, the mane lies ou both
(Us of his neck, the tail twnbed and
pricked but carries it badly, trots ami aid
mp» remarkably hard. A reward of ten
-(•liars if strayed, and if stolen, and the
•*‘isf apprehended and committed, iwen
»> dollars in addiP-.n will be psi.l, in suy
pel sou who will * ver the same gelling
«»the subscriber „i Augusts, 4J .,|
'I y Uoisclsir, residing about eiuln
mile, out of town
JNO. MORGAN.
August d—if
OALUTIN~
11 A« returned to the suksenher's »ts.
tile, in ColuMihi* County, where he w ill
inntaiii during the nreeeut and "tWMtlvif
«. aeuH.wTwsniy lluUsrs ilu »es*<m— | ue
(-••h tu M«mo|>aiiy (he mere
Juni’idl Col (nil.
Joiy M—■■ -wlieti
By the President of the'
United States.
WHEREAS the President of the Uni
ted States is authorized by law ti
cause certain Lands of the United States
-a be offered for sale.
Therefore, 1, James Monroe, Presidcm
ofthe United States, do hereby declare,
and make known, that public sales for the
disposal agreeably to law, of certain lands,
shall he held as follows, viz:
At Delaware, in Ohio, on the first Mon
days in August and October next, for the
sale of the lands which have been sur
veyed in the district of Delaware, being
45 townships and fractional townships,
viz: .August Sale.
Townships 1,3, 4,5 and 6, south
of range 14
1,3, 4, 5 and 6 15
1,2, 3,4, 5 and 6 16
1,2, 3,4, 5 and 6 17
October Sa hi.
Townships 1,2, 3 and 4, south of
range 9
1,3, 3 and 4 10
1,2, 3, 4 and 5 11
1,2, 3, 4 and J 12
1,2, 3, 4 and 5 13
At Piqua, in Ohio, on the first Monday
in September next, for the sale of the
lands which have been surveyed in the
district of Piqua, being 33 townships and
fractional townships.
At Brookville, in Indiana, on the first
Monday in October next, for the lands
which have been surveyed in the district
of Brookville, being 36 townships and
ractionat townships
At Jeffersonville, in Indians, on the first
i Monday in August next, for the landt
lately surveyed in tne district ofjeff'erson
, ville, being 27 townships and fractional
i townships. «
I At Terre Haute, in Indians, on the fir
Monday in September next, for the land
which have been surveyed in the distnc
■ of Terre Haute, being 43 townships anr
fraclionalatownships.
At EdwardsvHle, in Illinois, on the first
• Monday in October next, for the lands
lately surveyed in the district of Edwards
ville, being 38 townships and fractional
townships.
At Arkansas, in the territory of Arkan
sas, on the first Mondays of August and
October next, tor the lands surveyed in
the district of Arkansas, being 53 town
ships and fractional townships. Viz?
August Sa e,
Townshipss, 7,9, & 10, south of
range 19, west of sth principal
meridian.
5,6, 7,8, 9& 10 do 20 do
6,7, 8 and 9 do 21 do
6,7,8, 9, 10,11,12,13 & 14 do 22 do
October Sale.
8,10,11,12, 13 & 14 do 24 do
9, 10, 11, 12 Si 13 do 25 do
9, 10,11 &12 do 26 do
9, 10 and 11 do 27 do
9 and 10. do 28 do
9 and 10 ,do 29 do
At Jackson, in Missouri, on the second
Monday in September next, for the lands
surveyed in the District of Cape Girardeau,
being thirty-five townships and fractional
townships.
At Franklin, in Missouri, on the firs
Monday in November next, for the Lands
in the Military Bounty tract, (north ofthe
Missouri river,) which could not be dis
tributed to soldiers, being chiefly quarter
sections and fractions, 100 small or too
large forhountyi lots.
At Cahaba in Alabama, on the first
Monday in November next, for the lots in
the towns of Claiborne and Jackson, and
1* rtownships 12 and 17 in range 20, and
n’dfortownship 18 in range 19, which
w advertised but not offered for sale
in March 1819.
Each sale shall continue three weeks
and no longer; and each sale will com
mence with the lowest number of lot or
section, township and range, and proceed
in regular numerical -order. The lands
reserved by law for the use of schools, or
for other purposes, will, as usual, be re
served from sale
Given under my hand, at the City of
Washington, the eighteenth day of
April, in the year 1820.
• JAMES MONROE.
fly the I'risident
Josiau Mains,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April 24.
■ - ■ —-■ ■ ■■
By the President of the
United States,
W HE HE AS hy an act of Congress
passed on the 3d of March, 1817, entitled
“an act to authorize the appointment of a
Surveyor for the lands m the northern
v part of Hie Mississippi Territory, and the
sale of certain lands therein described/’
(he President ofthe U. States is authorzed
u» cause certain hnds to be sold;
Therefore,!,James Monroe, President
of the U. States, do hereby declare and
make known, that public sales shall be
held at Huntsville, hi Alabama, for the
disposal (according to law) of tbe follow
ing lands, viz;
On the 2d Monday in October next, for
the sale of tow nslups 10 and 13, in range
2, K . townships 9, 10, 11, and 14, in
rangeS, B. townships 9, 10 and 14, in
range 4, E townships 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,
p ami 14, in range 5, E. townships 12, 13,
ami 14, in range 6, E. amftuwniliip 12, m
range 7, F. Also, the lands In the tract
| commonly ealled Colbert's reserve.
On the Ist Monday in Decctiher next
for the sale of townships 11, 12( 13, uml
14, in range 3, W. townships IJ, 13, and
14, in ranges 6 and 7, W. townships 11,
12; 13, and 14, in range 8, W. townships
• i T 3, 14, in range 9, U . tuwiships 13
uiul 14, in range ID, W. and townships 14,
m range 11. W, Also, t|ie lands adjoin
ii.g the town of Marathon, which haw not
been offered for sale, except such lands
•s have been reserved by law for the sop.
port of schools, or for other purposes. ' I he
lands shall be sold in regular numerical or
der, commencing with the low est number
of Sue Ron, townahiii and range.
Given nudr my band, at ilia airy ol
Washington, the 2'U day of June, 18*1.
JAHKh MONMOK.
Josism M» ms, Commissi,mer of (he
issuer s| | sod office
Flintar« who so sothorord In publish
th« l»w» of the If wiled Vtffirt. will pohlieh
Hit almw one* ■ w«rg nil ih« lei of !»•
ennhsr Hast, wd send their foils to flit
Uaiwral I a.ml oil a* for psimaut
*l4*ll U*#.
I Monthly Notices.
I State of Georgia , >
|-<ichn) ond county $
5 dfn the Superior Court, June Term, 181'
• phesent,
’ Vhe Jlon. John H. Mont
gomery , Judge.
, TH 1 STATE OF GEOHUIA, 1
vs. C Escheat,
• ten I, ITS IN SPRINGFIELD. J
J p
• 1 si' jury upon the above inquest o
> Est 1 waV , having found that the abovi
i, p ro . erlj has escheated to the State, am
the v TOCt e( lings having been certified t<
and n wort led by the eschetor of Richmom
count\ r . art returned to the clerk of th(
Supers ,r 6 ' l,lrt sa county: Notice ii
hereby gi'V'n to all persons concerned
that the Adam Boyd, deceased, s
native ol ’ Set Aland, in the- United King
dom of G heats Britain and Ireland, who i;
supposed t 0 hd ve departed this life about
the year 18. without will and without
heirs was tin. ’ p* rson last seized or pos
sessed of ther ,aicl * tt;n > n die Tillage
of Springfield, tn said stale and county,
I known in the \ Un* <>f said village by the
: letter A, and tl i? «*> irobers 36, 37, 38, 4(J
? 51, 54, 55, 56, i '7,. 58, being each 60
• feet in front and iva \'» and 150 feet deep.
The heirs of the s. ’’it 1 Adam Boyd, or all
1 others who may claim; under him are re
-5 quired to appearand \*> r 'ke claim to the
1 same wuthin twelve njon\A m front this date:
I otherwise the said prop \®' *7 ) v 'll be pro
nounced etclieated and s'*, d in terms of
1 the act: and it is «rderea'\ by the court
that tins notice be ptiblisht he first week
in every month, for si* mo l,s *
1 John H. Mair'l', cVk.
Jtichmnd Sv s s *- ior Court.
July lm6m——
- - . L m» —■ ■■
Notice.
( SIX months after date application W *U,
bemade to the honorable the court \*l ®r*
I RULE mSL - ■ \
UPON the petition of Albert
stating that he was possessed <. V a
1 certain promissory not* given by Natlu. *l
i iel Gannon—bearing date the Bth cf A V
pril, in the year 1819, for the Burn of three \j
hundred and sixteen dollars, which note is \
now lost or mislaid that it cannot be
found, a copy of which is now on file in
the clerks office of this court, as near as
the said petitioner can recollect, together
with an affidavit, stating the loss of the or
iginal. It is ordered tl-at a copy of said
note be established in lieu ofthe original,
unless cause be shewn to the contrary at
the next term of this court. Ami it is fur
ther ordered that a copy of this rule be
published in one of the public gazettes of
this state, once a month for six months
proceeding the time of skewing cause
thereon.
Extract from the minutes,
John Carpenter, cl’k.
ma\ 3t m 6
GEORGIA, / COL H i ol OKDUSA.RV,
Elbert County. $ July Term, 1820.
T
A HE petition of Joseph iSmith, shew -
eth that your petitioner some time - nee
purchased a tract of land whereon' . >w
lives, and for which he holds a L to
secure titles, given by James Hamilton, a
copy of which is herewith annexed, and
he further saith that he has fully and en
tirely paid for said tract of land, and yet
in consequence ofthe death of the said
James Hamilton, he has not been able to
obtain those titles to which he is justly and
legally entitled, according to the tenor and
effect of said bond.
On motion therefore of William H. Un
| dorwood, attorney for said Joseph, it is or
dered by the court, that Bedford Harper,
the executor of the said James, be and ap
| pear in his own proper person, or by at
torney, at the court of Ordinary of said
county, to he holclen on the first Monday
, in November next, to shew-cause, if air ,
, he lias, why the order should not bo made ,
absolute against him, co make titles—and ■
it is further ordered, that publication be |
made of this motion in one of the public i
gazettes of this state, once a month for ,
three months.
VV illiam H. Underwood,
Attorney.
A true extract from the minutes of said
court this 12th July, 1820.
JOB WES I'ON, c.c.o.
July 18 m 3 in
i Lincoln Superior Court'
June Adjourned Term, 1820.
1 Samvel Davis ,cowp’t.~)
1 j vs. yw equity. (
J RoBEIWT M‘I)F.nMET, j
\ Hitt for Discovery, Relief, and Injunction. '•
L , Bill having been filed since the
I lost term of this court, and it appearing
, that the defendant resides out ofthe limits
of tins state, and that it has not been prac
tirabk to effect a personal servica on the
defendant.
It is Ordered, that the defendant per
sonally or by his attorny, appear in court,.
, an « plead, answer, or demur, not demur
, nn e a l°"e, on or before the second day (
of the next term or the bill will be taken (
’ for confessed.
’ Awi be it further ordered, That this rale ■
I published in one of the public Gizettes |
of this state, once a month until the next
term of this court, and a copy of this bill ,
1 be served on the attorney in the original ’
, amts at common law. 5
, ,* c^ if y th « fortgoingto be a true copy
, '•‘ten from the Minutes of mid court, till.
15lh day of June, 1820.
I*eter Lamar, cVk. l.s.c,
June 20——3im
GF.GROIA, Columbia County.
HF.ffKAR John Olive, hat applied
for IcUeie u| administration on the c«. 1
°* entity 1
I liese see therefore to clu end s 1
i»h, alll eiid eiriftiUr, ifo- kindred and cred. ‘
nun of Mid IverMml. tw lie and u ppt», »i J
.«> foil.*, wiilnn ihu lime allowed hy
law. U» *'u w rause (if any Uicy have) why '
aanl letlera of administration elMuhi not 1
h* gianied to Ihnn
Given nniler my limul at office, this Ith 1
August, NJU. i
A. Urawterd, slk.
AufM U— H I
m GEORGIA ?
Richmond County. 5
In the Superior Court,'
May Term , 1820.
Upon the petition of Nathaniel L. I
Samuel Sltirges, stating that they wer
possessed of a Note of Hand rrade by Is
«h Chain, to tliein, for Six Hundred an
Fifty-seven Dollars one and a fourth cents
bearing date on the twenty third day c
January, one thousand eight hundred am
nineteen, payable four months after dat*
and endorsed in blank by Robert Belche
and that the said note of hand has beei
lost or mislaid, so that the same canno
' * now be obtained, praying that a copy o
10 said note which is annexed to his said pe
■*’ tition may be established in lieu of th<
l( ' said original, in terms of the act of thi
! e General Assembly and the Rules of Cour
is in such case made, provided, and es’ab
*> fished; and the said Petition being sup
a ported by affidavit; it is ordered, that acd
•' py be established in lieu of the origina
is so lost or mislaid agreeably to the prayei
it of the Petitioners, unless sufficient cause
it be shewn *0 the contrary on or before th«
1- first day of the next term of the Superioi
e Court of Richmond County, it is further
> ordered that a copy of this order be pub.
e fished in one of the Gazettes of this State
at least once a monfh for six months.
:J Taken from the Mfnutet.
Clerks Office, May 31,1820
! John H. Mann, Clk.
i ■
• Georgia, Columbia County.
f T N tl)e Superior Court, March Term,
t -I 1820. On the petition of Isharn Fuller,
: stating that lie was possessed of two pro
missory notes, one of which was given by
Lemuel Shipp, for threo hundred and se
venty-five dollars, made payable on the
25th day of December 1819, to Isham
Fuller or bearer, and dated the day
°f “ 1817. The other of said notes was
given also by Lemuel Shipp, for one hun
dred and eighty-seven dollars and fifty
cents, made payable on the 25th day of
December,lßl9, to Islium Fuller or bear,
er, and dated the day of —-r- 1818.
A copy of said notes as near as the peti
tioner could recollect and annexed to said
petition is now filed in .he clerk’s office,
together with an affidavit pursuant to the
act of the February, 1785, that the
. aid notes were lost or destroyed, and
V Paying 1 the benefit intended by said act
'and other circumstantial proof being laid j
I .oefore the Court. It is ordered that the
e 'del notes of hand be establishes as direc-
U \d by said act, on the said Isham Fuller,
pn Wishing a notice as therein required,
and Vfor the space of six months in one of
the jynblic Gazettes of this State, Unles
cause Y ,e shown to the contrary within the
said si'A months or other matter shall ap
pear to \the court against the same.
Tai'&njt om the JMinutea, j
\ A. Crawford,
Clerk's Y® ce > 28th March ni9m J
Burki * Superior Court ‘
Term, 1820. j
Present thehon.- John H. Montgomery, j
Judge, . ‘ I
April TVtiii—lß2o.
Present the honor; vtle j
John H Montgomery judge
Whereas it appean>\g to the court that I
a rule was obtained November term, J
1818, for the establishment of a lost note I
in the above case and VH sppearing that J
the said rule was not complied with. On }
motion it is ordered that the rule be en- j
larged so as to take effitet as of this I
term. 1 I
Extract from the minutes, > ,
28th ofApril, 1820. S
John Carpenter, el’};.
may 6 fit>sui |
months after date appli cation j
will be made to the Honorable the I.tferi-1
or Court of Columbia county, for leave to I
sell 202£ acres'of Land, lying in willran- I
son counvy. district 27th, lot No, 178, the
land being piut of the estate of Dexter j
Gibson, dec and to be sold for the ben • J
efit of the heirs and creditors of said es- j
ate. i
Sarah Gibson, I
Shadrach . Gibson, 1
Administrators I.
January 27,1820. m9m I
Notices. I i
NINE months after date application
will be made to the honorable the 1
Interior court of Columbia county* when
sitting for ordinary purposes, for permis- '
sion to sell the real estate of John L. Ray.
ate of said county, dec.
Sanders Ray, nim'r. 1
March 28, 1820: m y m
GEORGIA Columbia Countv,
Whereas Fhos Jones executor on the
e V n \~ c Marshall deceased has ap
plied for lettei-s dismissory on said estate. '
Now therefore these are to cite & admon
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of die said deceased, to file dicir
ouVctions (if any they have; in my office 1
n the time prescribed by law* other
wise ’etters dismissory will be gran- '
ted to him. 6
Given under my hand at office, this Ist ‘
day A)f May, 1820. i
A. Crawford, clk. |
May 1 —m6m I,
GF.ORGIA, Richmond County
Ry the Honorable the Court of Ordlna- 1
ry of said county.
To All whom it mtr concern.
WHLHEAS Andrew G. Si mines Ad.
raiiiistruor on. the Estate of Jsfin
Man decease i, hss applied to ««id rwin
lor Utters ditnuMury.
Now therefore, these ere |u cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred ami t
creditors of the .aid dec in fl|« their oh ,
Jeciiona (if ant they have) In tin office u»
the Clerk of UtU Court, on or hefhre tlx i
first Monday in Msr<h n*«t, otherwise in i
Utrs dismissory will hegrsol.il to h'm
Witness the Imnuiahle i|nlUi H | ||>rw
one»ol tfi.-ju.iwe of the said court tin. ,
ktHh day nriuljy lado
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HREE Month, .r ■
I be made
I Richmond county f, - i° Urt r d
I groes belonging..
rt Ferdinand Phinfay, t. ,‘. e
sa ceased for the benefit
id I creditors. ht of (j^nH
oil . John
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ot I Tenements in Washing 6
of sion to be given the
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Tn n, . Kuddlesford, Jan.
l Dr.J,W arner, London, V
S * r ~ A Person who had been
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Jon me, and informed me—“ That
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had been declining tor a lone t
spent a great deal of money for M
I „ Leesboro’, Feb 7 !■
Dr. J. Warner, London. ’1
I . S ' r * have to inform you ofthe fd
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Scott, of Brecon, in tl.ecl
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J relief. He afterwards came to Chepsfl
J his native place, where his mottel
friends now live; he complained tom*
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J saying he thought he never should b«S
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; cases of cures which Dr. Warner is ll
session of; he contents himseif with ill
has been detailed, but great expeal
has convinced him, that in all model
sections of the blood and lymph,{■
cause of almost every malady) so I
safe and efficacious a remedy, was I
offered to mankind; but he now luta
to the world conscious that hehasdoitl
duty. ” I
R. W. § Co. have just I
ceived a fresh supply of Dr. Manly
etable Nervous Cordial, and have alre
on hand, a general assortment of Brugi
Patent Merlecines, Paints and Oils,
may 20
GEORGIA, Richmond County,
By Isaac Herbert, Clerk of the Court
Ordinary of Richmond County.
WHEREAS Nicholas Delaiglc, Ads
istrator on the estate and cffecti
Joseph Richer, deceased, lias applied
letters dismissory.
These are theirforoto cite and ado
ish all and singular, the kindred and cl
ditors of the said deceased, to file th
objections in my office, (if any they t»*
within the time prescribed by law, otw
wise letters Dismissory wili be gram
to him. ,
Given under my hand and seal, at o®
in the City of Augusta this Ist dsy
September, 1820.
Isaac Herbert, c. c. o.
September 2— mfim
GEORGIA, Richmond County
By Isaac Herbert, Clerk of the Coed
Ordinary of Richmond county.
W HEREAS Robert Leckje,
trator of Andrew Fagan,
Fagan, deceased, has applied fir
Dismissory. . .
'fliese are therefore to cite srd ll
ish, all and singular, the kindred an
itors «f said deceased, to tile
fions in my office (if any they ,w ' ■-
or before the first Monday in
otherwise letters dismissary w, ‘ ae
ted to him. , ~, A
Given under my liandattIds'* 1 ds'*
in the city of Augusta, this W da)
unifier, 1830,
Isaac Herbert c. c.
Beptember 3——m6m
GEORGIA, Columbia county.
W KKHEAS 11. Howdro ■' '
i«r, lilts applied for LrMefa Os 9 *
tin the estate o(Jlohe•'< llow>n' t- .
’l’ll, so are therefore *° ‘ *[ *,/
ish, all sn.| singular Uu ln'vfrr' *'■
• or» ol Skill deers* ad, fi* b*
111) .lilies Mlt 111 It fhs IlH'* * I
to *li«w esosv, (if i*"f i
•si I ietier* slisiihi »m*» A
Given uno. i w»V fisi'd snd
Ikt* w/Wlr, IBA/ " . e
t. Crawford, cl *