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jVtumlity Notices.
Court of Ordinary, State of
Georgia,
Jiiirke County, 7th day »f Jlay, 1631,
r ruse 11 i heir honors Simeon Lowrey, Abi
}s' :ii Scruggs & Beverly Randolph,esq's.
CJ>' the application of Alton Pemberton,
t indorsee of a certain writing obligato
ry < xecuted b> Henry Hughes, in his life
time, on the 12tli December UHO, to Uo
berts Thomas, to make good and sufficient
Warrantee Titles to said Thomas within
twelve months after said writing, obliga
tory to n trad of land lying and being in'
tile county aforesaid, containing two hun
dred and fifty acres more or less, adjoin
ing lands of Gillum Hill and W alton at the
time said bond was executed—and your
applicant states to said -court, and so the
facts are, that the said Henry Hughes de
parted this life without having executed,
titles to the above described lands agreea
ble to the condition of the said writing oh
igulory, a copy oi which is hereto annex
ed.—Your applicant tbereferc prays the
court in divert Jane HughevexeCHtris of
said 11ei n, to make good ami -sufficient
Warr nice Titles to said land to-f our ap
plWi.i, agreeable to the condition of sun)
DomL
1 ib tlmrofore ordered by the-court,
the said application be published-once a
month for tliree months, in one of the'Ga
zettes of this State, and also in the pub
lic places of the county of Burke.
A true lixtiact from the Minutes.
Samuel Garlick, c.c.o.iuc.
Mav 31 nt.'lm
gEwji AT
LfXCOLX SUPERIOR COURT ,
April* Term, IK2l—Monday the 2Jd day
'Slsuur Cowling, T
vs. • RULE.for
Malhal ri e. 1 Adams, udminis-i- Joveloturc
iratnronth; estate of Ni- I of wl/uit
■ * I Adams, deceased. J
Upon tin* petition of Slauter Cowling,
p. , rg in. luri-cloaing (h- cqu'ry of re
d...up* or, in and to all that tract of land
lying and Ik lag in the county of Lincoln
and state of Georgia, containing five bun
rlacd anil »o»iuv acres, more or less, ad
joining lands -fGuthcrel and Saunders on
\lu- Sou b; Kastwaidly by lands of Mrs
Hunter am! -loliti Ware; Northwardly by
fSesstruuk's U.iJ, and West wardly by lands'
of Hubert Fleming and estate of Dowsing,
w hell said tract of land was mortgaged by
Nathaniel Adams in Ida life time to your
petitioner, the better to secure the sum
of three thousand two hundred and forty
•scvcpi dollars and sixty two cents, with
interest
On motion of Micujah Henley, attorney,
fur said Slauter Cowling —lt it Ordered,
that ’lie principal, interest, and cj«i bet
paid into court within twelve months fiom*
tlus dry, otherwise tl e equity of redempd;
(ion i- and to the mortgaged premises will
be f ll in lie . forth for ever hared and
-foreolo-ed, o :d tins rule be published in
one ul the , u inc gazettes of this slate,
onco in every mouth until the time ap
poinU- 1 liy tins rule for payment, or iic<>-
py served upon the said administrator of
the inurlgHgot orlnssp cial agent, at least'
t.ix months previous to the time the mo
tiey is directed to he paid into court.
True copw. taken from the minutes of
Lincoln Srptnoi Court, Ap-d Term,
1 S‘2-I—Moikl.i' ’Pf 23d day of said
Month.
Peter Lamar, cßk.
May 3 m 12m
‘Cie'trgiu, s?urkc County.
KIUOH i OfH I’. —April Perm, 1321.
J*reari 'lit HounruUe John II Mojcrur
m v at. Judge.
I.'icl.s.’d ftichiiidom, j
p vs V RULE NISI.
J '.-v.-ni'sh Mi>ler j
t' r ’’ N the petition of Richard Richard-
J son, (-raying *h. foreclosure of the
I'.qu.t) of K-'c’emplicn of a certain tract
or pa, cel of land ly ii.fr, being and situate
in Hie con »*v u Burke and Slate of Geor
gia, bounded is follows:—that is to sav
Northwardly by land formerly owned and
.possessed iby .l>ii dar Faytirj Kasi ward'v
by .TamesTindal, Philip I'homnsaml Joi n
Smith’s land ;■ Southwardly by James Mar
tin’s land, and Westwardly by Joshua
Nunon’s land, containing one thousand
acies, more or less, having the creek rivu
let, «.r branch called the Rosemary, lim
ning through a pan of said tract or parcel
r( laud, which said trnci oi parcel of land
w. s i ihe sixth day of May, in the year
of .)> ;• Lord one thousand, right hundred
ami seventeen mortgaged by the avid Je
remiah Miller to the said Richard /rich
imlsun, to seeme the- paymt nt of the sum
«'f three thousand three hundred and ele
ven dollars and eighty threccents, with the
inte rest accruing thereon, tolu paid -m tha
first day of Ft binary next, after the date
of said mortgage, with interest from the
first day of January, in the year of our
Lord, <>ne thousand, eight hundred and
sievetiti en a agreeable to the condition
of a n-'Tiii In .up even date with said
m°i On motion of Felix J, Burns,
iitto, * for th-r a.-.itl llichard Richardson,
It ts Oruertd that tur s:3d Jeremiah Miller
do aidvin twelve months pay into the
Ulerk’s offiu • the principal, interest, and
cost due on said mortgage, or >n default
liter-<' f . the equity of redemption in tin
sai i .u.rtgngcd p, cruises w ilt from thence
forth be for et er foreclosed and bared.
It js further ordered tba* a copy of me
foregoing npe be published in one of the
pi b’ic gazettes of iris state, once a moiiii
foi twelve months, or he personally set I '-
est on J.e said Jeremiah Miller six months
before the time appointed for the pay
ment f the money into coon as afort said.
Ex,-net from the minutes, 28;A .iftri! 1331.
.’olio Farpe liter, cl’k.
May 3 13-
Police.
TVi INF. months after date, application
11 will be made to the Honorable lh<
Inferior Court of Richmond country, foi
leave to sell a certain tract ofland in the
county of Baldwin, situate in the twenti
eth district, and known by the number
2t>3, in the plan of said district, being the
property of Matthew Fox, dec. for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said
deceased.
A uuer Fox, Gna*r.
1 9 V 23 iu9m
Notice.
Nine months after date, application
will ne made to the Honorable the
Inferior Court of Richmond county, for
* leave to sell all the real estate of James
Kennan, deceased, for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors of said deceased. ■>
it. M*Coombs, arlm’i*-. \
November 23 m9ni ~
Notice.
. CJIX months after dale, application will,
tj be made to the honorable court of or
duiary of Binke county,for letters of dis
mission fiomtlie administration of James
Hiist, late of Burke county, deceased, as
he has fully setll d the administration of
said estate. <
Jolm Stockdale.
Mar'll 8 in6m
Nine month after date application will
be made to the honorable ti e Inferior
Court of Lincoln county, tor leave to sell
a certain tract of land in said county on
the Savannah river, being the property of
Ezekiel Dußost, dec. for the benefit ot
the heirs and creditors.
Micajali T Anthony,
Feb. 12, 1821-— —riiQui Jdin’r
N otice,
NINE months after date application
w ill lie made to the Inferior Court of
Warren county, while sitting on ordinary
business for leave to sell the real estate of
James Brady, deceased.
VV m. Sh ivers, adin’r.
-January I mvm
Notice.
Months after date, application
win be made to the Honorable Court of
Ordinary, for the county of Lincoln, for
leave to sell four Imudrcd and thirty acres
of laud, more or less, on the waters of
Little River, joining Samuels and others.
Also,- the negroes belonging to the estate
of liexekiu Spiers, late of sail) county, de
ceased.
Wjm. Willingham,
Zax liai’iah Spiers,
Jifiministratirs
March 29. n.9m
Notice.
NINE months after date application
will Le made to the honorable the
* Inferior court of Columbia county, while
sitting f«> ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell Ui-rtesn hundred and ninety nine
acres of ptne land in Richmond county on
both sides-of Butler’s creek, on w hich
there is a saw and grist-mill, it being part
of the real estate of John Foster, lute of,
said county, decased.
Elizabeth Foster, i
Arthur Foster, > r
Collier Foster, j *
May. 7, 1821 m9m
Notice.
N-INE months after date application
will-be mads to the honorable the
i ouit of Ordinary of Richmond county for
leave to sell two hundred and fifty acres of
land, lying in the second district of Early,
and known as lot No 39, thtM-ame being
the real property ofEmanuel Gregory de
ceased, and sold for the benefit of all con- - *
erned. I
Lewis Gregory, adm’iv
may 24. 1 m9m
Notice.
’fVT INF. Months after date hereof appli
-1 3 cation will be made to the honorabl
ih- court <rt - Ordinary for Columbia coun
ty, for leave to sell twenty thousand acres
of lana in the county of Montgomery, the
same being part of the real estate of Za
d-c Mag-mter, deceased—to be sold for
U;* bmefit of the heirs and creditors of
sai ; deceased
George Magnifier, ailm’r.
i'resey Magnifier, adm’x.
July 2, 1321 in9in
Notice.
NJNF. mo a the after date application
will be made to the honorable the
Justices of tlielfaferior court, w hen sitting
fur uitiimuy purposes, tor leave to sell
- -'e uundred andvfif.y acres of land in
Hurkc county, adjoining Tindall, S. Jen
kiln-andolliers. AI Si),
two hunt) red and fifty mica in Walton
county, N0.'105, Bold for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors of Solomon Dahiul,
deceased.
Martha Daniel, ex’x,
Bui'kc county, July 6,162 i — ——m9in
HfINK mnnllii after date. ap(>)ica<iun
wiil be made to the Honourable, the In
ferior Court of Lincoln county, acting
on Ordinary purposes tor said county, for
'rave to jell the heal Estate of Jane Flou
ruuce, deceased, cuidair-g Two Hundred
and Fifty Acres of LAND, in Early coun
ty, the Twenty T iiiti District, Number
Fifteen, sold for the benefit of the Heirs
and Creditors of said deceased.
Thomas Flourance, Ex’r.
1,,p V,
Notice.
■Vi INF. months after date application
-Lx will be mad- to the honorable the
Court ot Ordinary of Burke county, for
ler.vt to si U the ri at evtate of the late Dr.
rhoiiih.. Leavitt, ci«-cetised.
Fliza i. Leavitt, adm’x.
Apr i i \ .(T'i. ni'.!,,
Georgia—lV arren county*
Clerk’s OJue of the Court of Ortlinaru.
w
f * HERE AS John M‘Crary and Samuel
Hall, applies for Letters Dismissory from
their Administration of the Estate of Mat
thew MHJrary, dec'd. These are there
fore, to notify all persons concerned, to
enter their objections (if any they have)
in my office, within the time prescribed
by law, or Letters will issue accordingly
Given under my hand at office, this 13lh
pay of February, 1821.
Jno. Torrence, Clk, c. o.
ruary 19 ni 5 m
Notice to Claimants.
TTIIE Commissioners, appointed under
the 11th article of the Treaty of Amity,
Settlement, and Limits, between the U--
nited States of America and his Catholic
Majesty, concluded at Washington, on
the 22d'day of February, JBl9, to ascer
tain the full amount and validity of the
claims mentioned, -or referred to, in the
said Treaty, being organized as a Board,
according to the provisions of the Treaty
and the act of Congress in that case made
and provided, have passed the following
Orders; of which, ail those interested
will he pleased to take notice:
“Ordered , Tint all persons having
claims under the Treaty of Amity, Setle
ment, and Limits, between the United
States of America and his Catholic Majes
ty concluded at Washington, on the 22d
day of February, 184-9, which arc to be
received by this Commission, do file a
memorial of the same with the
of the Board; to the end, that they may
be hereafter duly examined, and the vali
dity and amount iliereof decided upont ac
cording to the suitable and authentic tes
timony concerning the same, which may
be then required. The said memorisl
must be addressed to this board; must set
forth, particidary and minutely, the vari
ous facts and ciicumstances whence the
right to prefer such claim is derived; and
must be verified by the affidavit of the
claimant
“And, in order that claimants maybe
informed of what is now considered by die
Commission as essential to be averred
and eitablished before any such memorial
can he received by this Board, it is fur
ther—
“ Ordered, That each claimant shall de
clare, in his said memorial, for and in be
half of whom the said claim is preferred;
and whethei the amount thereof, and ot
every part thereof, if allowed, does now,
and, at the time when the said claim a
rose, did belong solely and absolutely to
the said claimant, or to any other, and, if
any other, what person. And in cases of
claims preferred for the benefit of any
other than the claimant, the memorial to
be exhibited must further set forth, when,
why, and by what means, such other has
become entitled to the amount, or any
part of the amount, of the said claim.—
The memorial, required to be exhibited
by ad claimants, must also set forth, and
certainly declare, whether the claimant,
ua well as atiy other for whote benefit
the claim is preferred, is now, and at the
time vhf‘ii the said claim arose was, a citi
zen of the 'United States of America—
where lie is now, and at the lime the said
claim arose was, domiciliated—and, if
any, what change of domiciliation has
since taken place. The said memorial
nmst also set forth, whether the claimant,
or any oilier who may have been at anytime
entitled to the amount claimed, or any part
thereof, hath ever received any, and, if
any, what sum of money, or other equi
valent or indemnification, for the loss or
injury sustained, satisfaction for which is
therein asked.
“ And that time may be allowed to
claimants, to prepare and file the memo
rials as abovemeiuioned; it is further
“ Ordered, That when this shad
adjourn to-day, it w ill adjourn to meet a
gaiu on the 10t h day -of September next;
at which time it will proceed to decide
whether any memorials which may have
been filed with the Secretary, in pursu
ance of the above orders, shall be received
fur examination.
“ Ordered, That a copy of these pro
ceedings be published by the Secrelaiy of
this Board, in all the public gazet'.eo in
which the laws of the United States are
usually printed.'"
(£j*Those. Editors, who fire authorized
to publish the laws of the United States,
arc requested to inseit this notice in their
respective paperu once a week, until the
1 Oth day of September next, and forward
their accounts to the Secretary, immedi
ately thereafter.
By Order
T. Watkins,
Secretary to the Commission
Under the lltli article of the Florida
Treaty.
H'n shin ts tuft, hith June, 1821.
George Hammond,
Attorney, tfc. t IN EQUITY
vs. f Bill to sell trust
Charles Goodwin. J estate.
H.N obedience to an order of the court
of Equity will be cold at Edgefield court
house, (South Carolina) on the first Mon
day in December next, on a credit of one
aiut iwo years, a tract of land, containing
nine hundred and forty nine acres, agree
ably to the original plat, lying on Horse
creek, within a few miles of Auguata.—'
The tract consists of a considerable pro
portion of swamp kind of the first ■quality.
The high land is well adapted to the cul
ture of com and cotton, and affords a
most eligible aiwl beautiful site for build
ing, wich commands a view of Augusta and.
its vicinity. The cost and fees in ca»b,
and bond and security will be required
The purchaser will pay for a title deed,
Whit Bi •ooka,
■Commissioner in Equity,
Edgefield Court House, ) ’ '■
30th June, 1821. S wlmd
William W. Williams^
and wife, and others, IN EQUITY.
vs. >Uill for Faitilion.
Thomas Philips, and
others. J
IN bedirnce to an order of the court
ofEquity, will be sold at Edgefield
Court House on the first Monday in Sep
tember next, on a credit of one and two
years, a tract of land containing 437 acres,
adjoining lands of John Uyau. Charles
Uandolph and others, being the residence
of the hie Win. Jeter, dec. On the pre
mises are a Comfortable two story dwel
ling house, a gin house, barn and all other
necessary out buildings, with.about 200
acres of open laud remarkably weM wa
tered by springs. Purchasers vvHl be re
quired to,give bond & security,to pay in
cash the cost and fees of suit, and for a
title deed to the land.
Whitfield Brooks, i
Commissioner in Equity.
Edgefield Court House, }
20th Jane. 1820. $ t!3
Dftring my absence
from Augusta, JOHN P. ADKEWS,
Esq isduly authorized-to act as my attor
eny. J. Jl. STANFORD.
July; 23 law 4
Sheriff’s Sales.
WlLLbe sold on the first Tuesday in
September next, at the Court-House ir
Warrenton, between the usual hours of
sale, the following property viz.
Twenty tw« head of hogs,
consisting of sows, pigs, and two year oids.
—ALSO—
The half es fourteen a
cres of Corn, growing on the plantation,
whereon Uenjamin'Ward now lives,
—ALSO—
One Dearborn Wagon
and Harness, one shot gun.
ALSO—
One still and still •worm,
levied on as the property of James English,
to satisfy an ex, ciilidn in favor of Baker &
Heeth vs. James English.
A. H. VPCormick d s.w. c.
July. 30———mis
sheriff’s feales.
>L Be sold nt the Court-House tn
Warrenton cn the first Tuesday in Sep
tember next, between the usual hours of
sale.
The 7th part of the ne
groes in puss- ;•» ii Heijami Fair;
which is property’ -<' Wrn Pace at he
. death of his mot‘it • fi t ii let •st in tne,
same, which is tn <£m s; ;c-’ed oid
to sa,isfy r several small executions in favor
of H &. T 11. Kindal, vs Wi , Pac,.
Levied and returned to :n u b, a eonsta
ble.
A. Rogers, s w.c.
July 30— wds
Sheriff’s Sale Postponed.
w ILL be-sold the first Tuesday in J
September next, at the Court House, m,
Jackson borough, Scriven county, between
the usual hours of ten and three o’clock
200 acres of land, lying
in the county of Scriven, adjoining the,
lands of M. Williamson, sen’r and others,
taken as the property of .lames Gamble,
t» satisfy sundry executions in favor of L.
.!. Emanuel,against John Cliieen & James
Gamble, property pointed out by the de
fendant, Jas Gamble, end levied and re
turned to me by a Constable.
LSO .
200 acres of iaml, lying
in the county of Scriven, adjoining lands of
L. J. Emanuel, Benjamin Freeman and o
thers, taken as the property of John
White, to satisfy sundry executions, infa
vor of It. M. Williamson and others, levied;
and returned to me bv a constable. ’
ALSO, .
S§o acres of land, (more
or less) lying in the comity of Scriven,
adjoining lands of John Smith, jun. anil
others, taken as the property of John Col
clazer, to satisfy sundry executions, in
favor of S. (. Biyan, against John Colcla
zer and Solomon Kemp, levied.and return
ed to me by a constable
A I. SO,
One negro man, named
Jim, taken as the nroperty of the estate
of James Hudson dec. *o satisfy un execu
tion, in favor of James Hudson, jun. and
others, levied and returned to me by a’
constable.
ALSO,
One negro girl, named
Mary, taken as the property of John Con
nelly to satisfy sundry executions, in fa
vor of Peter Arnett, levied & returned to
me by a constabh. Scriven county, 20th
July, 1821
Solomon Kemp, s. «.c.
July 23 tds
Sheriff’s bale.
Will be sold o i the first tuesdayin Au
gust next, at the Court House in the town
of Waynesborough, Burk County, w ithin
the usual sate hours
One Negro hoy by the
name of Smart; levied on as the property
of Kazekel Inman, to satisfy two execu
tions in favor of Michel Kooks, returned
tojmeby John Murphred, constable.
ALSO.
One hundred acres of
laud, more or less, levied on as the pro
perty of Joshta Spence, adjoining lands
of William Waled and others, to satisfy
an execution imfavor of James Beaty; re
turned to me by John Murphred consta
ble.
S. W Blount s. B. C.
July -6,1-821. 4w
Sheriff’s Sale.
OTILL be soldjat the Court-house in
V v Warrenton, on the Ist TUESDAY
in September next between the usual
hoi r: of sa’e,
Mi the interest of John
G. Viidr&ws. with Richard Gunn, jun’r,
consisting -if Dry Goods, Grocery, all \c
conn's and Notes —levied on to satisfy an
execution upot. the foreclosure of amort
gage in favor of Ja nes Polhill vs. Jolin-G.
Andrews. ALSO,
IVill be sold at the Court-house, in
Warrenton. on (tie first Tuesday in Angus*
, nest;, between the -usual hours of sale, 1
One Negro Man by the
name of Tom—levied on as the property
of Andrew Miller, to satisfy an execution
in favor of Ralph May vs. Andrew Mdltr
ALSO,
Acres of Pine Land
on the waters of Drier creek, adjoining of
NeaJand others—taken as the property of
Jacob and William Harbuck, to satisfy se
veral small executions in favor of J. & M.
Neal, and others—levied on and returned
j to me by a constable.
A. H. McCormick, d, s.
July 6 wds
| The Subscriber
HAS erected a GlfcST MILL on Rocky
Creek where he resides, that it, in
complete order for thesreception of Corn,
ami hopes from his constant attention to
give general satisfaction to those that mav
favor him with their custom.
Peter T. Bugg.
August 2—3 t
Sheriff’s Sale.
WILL be •oiJ on '.he first Tuesday in
September next, between the usual
hours of sale, at the court-house ih War
renton,
104 Acres of oakfyliick
i ry land, on the waters of middle creek,
adjoining 1 Cosby and others, levied on as
the property of James llees, to satisfy an
execution in favor of McKenzie, Bennoch
&. Co. vs. J. & T. Rees —property pointed
out by J. liecs.
—ALSO—
One negro girl by the
name of Maria, aboil ten years of age; le
vied on to satisfy several small executions
in favor of James Bailey and others, vs
James hugers Junr.
-also-
One hundred acres pine
land on the waters of Brier Creek, adjoin
ing Neal and others, it being the place
whereon he now lives; levied on as the
property of Andrew Bush, to satisfy sun
dry executions in favor of John Davidson
and others vs Bush and B>i"khalter.
Miner Rogers, s. w. c.
July r>o wds
Sheriff’s Sale.
Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in
September next, at the Court-house in
the town of Waynesborongh, Burke
county, within the lawf.,l sale hours,
100 Acres of Land, ad
joii ir.g lands of Mrs. Allday and others—
levied on as the properly of John Suggs,
to satisfy James Tedder.
aLso,
3(5 acres, adjoining kinds
of Abcvsham and oih;is—levied on as the
propei t} of Tho .ia.s Nichols, to satisfy li.
•St H. Bjne.
ALSO,
\ ,150 acres Lend, adjoin*
ir.g lands of ac.-.b Red lick, and outers
levied on as th' 1 ' pm wty of wry El
lina- to sa’Vfv J' bn Caik and others.
ALSO,
200 Acres of Land, ad
joining lands of Peter Allday and oth-.rs:,
Levied on as the property ■ f Charles Kim
ball to satisfy Benjamin Buckley
S. VV Blount, s. «. c.
August 2
sheriff’s Sale
Will be sold on the first TUE'DAY in
August next, at the Court-house in the
town of Waynesborongh, Burke county,
'Within the usual sale hours,
The fourth part offeight
Negroes, viz :—Jack, Bose, Leor, Lems,
Caroline, Tom, Esther and Amy—and the
fourth part ot SOU acres of .land, adjoining
lauds of Ckmmy Slmrpe, and others—le
vied on as the property ot'William Mallo
ry, to satisfy two executions in favor of
Harley Attaway, jnn. and others, returned
tome by Samuel Duke, Constable.
;i LS&,
300 Acres el* Land, Ad
joining lands of Mrs. Allday and others—
levied on as the properly ofThos. Fierce,
sen’r, to satisfy John /Kilpatrick 8t others
—returned to me by Noah -Brinson, Con
stable.
ALSO,
The sßinth part of four
Negroes, viz: —Aggy and her three Chil
dren—levied on as the property of John
Wallace, tos:.listy Win Beynolds, return
ed to me hy 8. Mercer, Constable.
ALSO,
rhe TiMwSh part of four
•Negroes, viz Aggy and her 3 child-en ;
levied on as the property of Adam Wal
lace, to satisfy William Reynolds, returned
by a-Gonstsble. .
ALSO,
S 3 Aoi*es Land, adjoin
ing of Crozier and others—levied on ...t
tlie property of John Crozier, to satisfy
his tax-for the year 1820.
ALSO,
The half of four hundred
acres, ar done hundred acres of land ad
joining lands of Samuel and Henry Heath.
—levied on as the property of Hope H.
Royal, Ic satisfy an execution In favor of
Jairus Farrington.
S. W. Blount, s. b. c.
June 58—law
Sales.
Will be sold the first tuesuay in Sep
tember next at tlie Court lionise in
Jacfesonhorough, Scriven County between
the usual boas of ten and three o’clock ;
Osie .Negro man mimed
Peter, taken as the property of the Estate
of Janies Hudson dec. to satisfy an execu
tion on the ibreclosuie of a mortgage, in
favor of David Leiou & Co. Property
pointed out by loshua H, Hudson.
ALSO-
Two Negro men by the
names ot Johnson and Scipio, levied on as ’
die property of John B. Deveaux, to sa
tisfy sundry executions in favor of Joshua
Pearce, levied and returned to me by a
Constable.
—ALSO—
-6/S Acre-s of Pine land,
more nr less, lying in the county of Scriven,
adjoining land of Elijah Bobbins, and o
thers, taken astiie property of Meredith
Poythress, to satisfy sundry executions in
favor of J. G Mathers, levied and return
ed to me by a Constable.
—ALSO—
-200 Acres of land, more
or less, lying in the county of Scriven,
adjoining land of L. I. Emanuel &oth?rs,
taken as the property of John Chisen to sa-,
lisfy an Execution in favor of Roger Me.
Kinney, ievied and returned to me by a j
Constable.
—ALSO—
One Negro Woman nam
ed Dean, and her child about three weeks
old, levied on as the property of John Con
nelly to satisfy an Execution in favor of
John Mercer against John Connelly and
John Hickman, levied and returned to me
by a constable.
Solomon Kemp s. s. c.
Jacksoubough July 27 182 L
Jitly 30 wtdi.
f
Sale
w
/ T r t LL 501,1 the first T ue ’
Angust next, at the court !..«,se
snnborough, Scriven cou„t v | e , u
hours of ten and three o'clock.
One negro girt' Riln ,
Jane, 45u acres of pine land (mure or i
situate, lying and being in ,p e " ‘
Semen, adjoining land of Daniel 1
ami others, and a crop of corn g ro
on the above land, cui tuirimr '
more or less, levied on as „ c
Thomas Colding to satiau a. .4cm'J
favor ol Samuel and Jacob Br an ,
in favor of Reuben Wilkins on ; le*;'*/. 1
returned to me by J,.i n Wl| £
Sheriff. AT,SO
50 acres of pine land, gi
ate lying and being i„ th e ’ ,
Scriven, adjoining land of the estv
John Freeman and others, taken ,
property’•of James Pye, to satisfy J.
executions in favor of William 1W ‘
oiuers; levied and returned to inn h
constable c c
Solomon Kemp, s.s <
! July 2 _ tda ’
Sales? “
Will be sold on the first. r ues .i av in t
ti mber next, at the Court-house.in
tow 11 of Waynesborongh, Burke c<
t.' j within the usual side hours,
One Negro Man narn
CUD.lO—levied on as the properly „f s
H. Milton, to sati-Jy an ex.cutiun inf
ot John Rawls.
ALSO,
150 Acres Land, ad jo
ing lands of Simeon Davis ami othel
levied on as the property of Samuel ■
run to satisfy John Baduly, and others!
S. VV. Blount, 8. bJ
August 6 ■
Sheriff’s hale 1
Will be. soid on the first TUESD\I
Septer her next, at the Court-hmis!
the trwn<*of Waynesborongh, l]l
•county, within the usual sale hotr*!
400 Acres LA ‘ I), !
joining Ma thew Spam, and 200 .it<!
Land, adjoining Jess-e Cox, rm' otlu!
levied on as the property of p,.,!
Goulding, to satisfy sundry small ex!
• ione in favor of Balt Jones, ex’r of |!
Jones, dec’d. ■
S. W. Blount, s. h.I
August 2 ■
The ; elt’i‘rated J ACM
Pizarro, I
Will stand at the subscriber's resid!
on Fruit HIP, and be let to Mares a!
reduced price of Six Dollars the <u!
or Ten Dollars for insurance. I'l/a!
wasformeily kep‘ by Mr John ik!
Columbia county, and his character!
foal-getter is too well known to
commendation. The season wl!
mence the Ist of August, and end
of September. H
THE CELEBRATED HORS*
gcs“ Contenlioil
will stand at tlie subscriber’s s' .hies,H
will be let to Mart s at Twenty Dullin'!
season. The season to commence!
August, and end the last September.!
B. Pace!
Angus* 2—” 4' |
Twenty Dollars he\u™
F • I
JI '.‘ll apprehending and securing JuM
so '.hit I get him again, whoranawaH
the 15*h instant, 7 mhos above Aug!
on the Midedgeville road.—Jacob is aH
20 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 10 inches
of ivviiey complexion—he was dreH
in corduroy rou.idahout and
he v.'ill no doub* make for the north, H
which place he. was lately brought.
ry probabiy by wav of Charleston,
There ran off two at the sum ; time,
of which has been since caught II
above Augusta, oa the
side. The above reward will be |
Mr. John Woollblk, of Augusta, by H
vecing tile negro to him, or bvibeß
sciiber, living near Greensboro’ ha. H
John Colt!
Augusta. July C * 4 !
A 'd-ministrator’s Sale!
W ILL b" sold to the highest bifid!
Monday the 27t1» day of August n. xt|
the late residence of T lomas .ilni'i'is.H
ceased, all tlie *;,erso uii properly (>;■
fieecased, (negroes “excep l •;>!)_ -.nnsi*
of lioutshold, at rt kilchur. fuwiitirPi H
tat ion tools, stock of diflerent kind-,B
Sic.—t .mis at sale.
.Ljnathim Wood Acini!
July————23
G corgi a— W arren con;!
(.'/•■•rh’i" Office of the Cowl of W-"!
W UEREAS Mary Cooper, admin!
t:... on the estate of Tames Coopet.B
of said county, dec'd, applies fir S
Dismissory from her Administration uH
said estate. - . i !
These are therefore, to cite anti V
nish all persons concerned, to be anfl
pear at my office, to enter their object
(if any they liave) within the tune ■
scribed by law, why said Letters sH
not be granted, otherwise they will*
accordingly. , ■
Given under my hand at oftice, ■
day of March, 1821. I
Jno. Torrence, Clk,c«
March 12, 1820 m6m !
Geoi'gia, Warren conn!
Clerk’s Office of the Court ( ’ f0,(1 ! ! !
WHEREAS Robert White asp' 1 *
letters dismissory from
islration of the estate of Joscp ll ■
late of said county, deccas *l.
This is therefore to cite vnd
all persot s concerned, to enter
ections (if any they have) m
within lb. time prescribed Iff*
wise letters will issue according')'
Given niiuer my hand at oihee V
day of February 1821. ■
John Torrence, c.'- !