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Georgia, Burke County.
SLl'fc.aui. cowiii I .April 'Km, i -I
Pretent the liutirrahle Joh* H. Mostoo
meri, Judge.
Richard Richaidson,}
v». C RULE NISI.
Jeremiah Miller j
"I THUN the petition of Richard Richard
U non, praying the foreclosure of th
Equity of Redemption of a certain trac.
oi parcel of land lying, being and ajtuau
in the county of Burke and State ot Gem
gia, bounded as follows’.—that is to «»;
Northwardly by land formerly owned unci
possessed by Jordan Tayl it 5 Eastward!)
•by James Tindal, Philip Thomas »i d Joint
Smith’s landi Southwardly by James Mai
tin's land, anjl Westward!)’ by Joshua
Nunon’s land, containing one thousand
acres, more or less having the creek nvu-
Set, or branch called the Rosemary, run
ning through apart of said tract or parcel
of land, which said tract or parcel ol land
was on the sixth day ot May, in the yeai
of our Lord one thousand, eight hundred
and seventeen mortgaged by the said Je
remiah Miller to the said Richard Rich
ardson, to secure the payment of ike sum
of three thousand three hundred and eh -
ven dollars and eighty three cents, with toe
interest accruing thereon, lobe paid mi tin
first day of February next, after the dale
•ifsaid mortgage, with interest from the
first day of January, in the year ot our
Lord, one tliousand, eight hundred and
seventeen, and agreeable to the condition
o( a boijd bearing even dale with said
mortgage—On motion of Felix J. Burns,
attorney for the said Richard Richardson,
It is Ordered that the said Jeremiah Mitlei
«?o within twelve months pay into he
Clerk’s office the principal, interest, ami
con due on said mortgage, or 111 default
thereof, the equity of redemption in the
■aid mortgaged premises will from thence
forth lie lor ever foreclosed and bared,
it is further ordered that a copy of tin
ti. re going rule he published in one ql the
public gaieties of this stale, once a month
to 1 twelve months, or he personally serv
ed on ti e said Jeremiah Mlil. r six months
before, the time appointed for the pay
hient < f the mom y into court as aforesaid.
J/'.'.i trai l from the wt rules, ‘Ziiih April 1831.
John i ai a pentcr, cik.
May ■*! n-l'ii:
<TLOttiaiA.
//.VLO/JV' SUPKHIOH CO’JltT,
April Term, 1821—Monday the 23d day
Slauler Cowling, T
vs. HULL for
Nathaniel Adams, adminis- yjoiriosure
trator on the estate of Na- j uj Mart
thauiel Adams, deceased J gage.
Ui’ON the petition of Slanter Cowling,
piuyi.ig 1I1? foreclosing the equity ul re
ilernpliim in and to all that tract ol land
lying and In mg in the county of Lincoln
an 1 stale of Giorgia, containing five hun
dred and scient- acres, more or less, ad-
Joining lands of Galherel and Saunders on
Vue Sou h; Eastwardly by lands of Mrs
Hinder and John Ware; Northwardly by
Seastrunk’s land, ami W est ward ly by lamts
of Robert F ettling and estate of Dowsing,
which said tract of land was mortgaged by
Nathaniel Adams in his life time to your
petitioner, Hie heller to secure the sum
of three thousand two hundred and forty
seven dollars and sixty two cents, with
interest.
On motion ofMicajah Henley, attorney
or said blather Cowling —It is Ordcrrdj
that 'he principal, interest, and c si be
paid into court within twi lv< months from
tiiis day, otherwise ll e equity of redemp
tion it and to the mortgaged premises will
be from henoi foi tn for ever bared and
lun-closeu, and this rule be published in
urn of the public gazettes of this state,
once in every month until the time ap
pointed by tiiis rule for payment, or aco.
j>V si 1 veil upon the said administrator of
the mortgagor or Ids special agent, at least
six irmnti.s previous to the time Ihe mo
rey is directed to be paid into court.
True copy taken from the minutes of
I in 1 Superior Court. April Term,
It-'- J Monday the 23d day of said
Month
I'ctei* Lamar, el’k.
May 3 n«l2 n
Notice.
INF. ninths alur date applicator
il will Ik made to the honorable t’v-
Courl of Ordinary of Burke county, for
leave to si 11 the real estate of the late Dr.
Then as Leavitt, deet.tswl
Miza A. Leavitt, iultn'.v.
April 19,- —-01901 1821
Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of
the late Ur. Thomas Leavitt, dic’d,
cither by note or open account, are re
qm sled to come forward and pay the same
before the Ist day i f November-next. —
Alt persons having cla : ms against the es
tate are notified to exhibit them to the
administratrix within the time prescribed
by law. properly authenticated
I H.v.i .4. Leavitt, tulm’x.
.<■ r s
Notice.
A
k\ INE Months after date, application
■W u be made io the Honorable Court of
Ordinary, lop the county of Lincoln, foi
leave to s- 11 four hundred and thirty acres
of land, more or less, on the waters ol
Lr.ile River, joining Samur Is and others
* ! ' J - fhr negroes belonging to the estate
Htickia Spiers, 'ate of said county. de
Ceased
V in. ' illingham,
r# 1 . • *
Aaehanali i* piers,
Mminislmtart
March 29 - n ,9m
months after date application
A.” w-.1l be mad# to the honorable tit•
Court oi Ordinary of Richmond countv so
leave to hell * wo hundn-d and fifty aces •
Iniid, lying in the second district of Earix
and knownas lot No 39, ike name bein',
the real pro -rtt of Emanuel Gregory dt
Ceased, and Soli tor the benefit of all , ou
cernvd
_Lcwis Gregory, admV,
*** e ure authorized to
caXtT V ‘ V UOISCLAIR. as s
“* u so Receiver of Fax Returns fop
lug .-hct : .o,;: f “ chmoad 11 lte approach
Novtaokef 5 g-
Slieriff’s Sale.
WILL be Sold, at the in
Waireltlon, on the first Tuesday 10
ccruber next, bi tween the hours ol bafl
300 acres of pine iaml,
on the waters ot Brier Greek, adjoining
of BlantfoVd and others, il being the place
• whereon Thomas Bush now lives; levied
on to satisfy an execution in favor of Lar
. kin Battle, vs. Andrew Bush and Thomas
Bush, pointed out by Thomas Bush.
—. U.SO —
One Negro girl, hy the
1 name of Morning, six or seven y ears old ;
levied on to satisfy several small execu
tions in favor of IL B. Thompson and
1 others, vs. James Rogers, jun. levied on
and returned to me by a Constable, and
pointed out by defendant,
—AL'.O—
--454 acres ot land, more
;,r less on the w aters ot Long-Creek, ad
joining of Friend Os Johnson, and tlieis, it
being the place whereon Saudeford now
lives, with good improvements on it, levi
, d on \fi satisfy an Execution, in favor of
Ezekiel Smith, and others, vs. Benjamin
Saitdefurd, Charles Jlarrel and Nathan
Culpepper, pointed out by Sandeford.
—ALSO—
-0 or 10 acres ol* Cotton
in site field taken to satisfy an Ext cuiion
>ll favor of Thos, Maddox, and others, vs.
Jus. Cady, jun. pointed out by defen
dant.
—ALSO—
-5 Negroes, to vut: Ben,
a man about 35 yeti s of age, Rebecca,
about the same, and Kitty, Nancy 10 or 12,
Alford, 6 or 8, three beds and furniture,
one aet of tables, one sideboard and bu
reau, 12 setting chairs, with all the furni
ture belonging to the house, 10 head of
cattle, one carl and steers, a hay mare and
sorrel horse; levied o;t to satisfy an exe
cuiion in favor ol the State, vs. James
Lay less, Jas. Cady, jun. and Jacob Garatl,
pointed out by Layless.
—ALSO—
-110 acres of pine land,
on the waters of Fort-creek, it being tin
place whereon tbe defendant now lives;
levied on to satisfy an execution hi favor
,f David Cady vs Cadcr Barrel, pointed
out bv Barrel
—ALSO—
-400 acres, more or less,
o'* - Oak and Hickory land, on the Waters
of Redlick, adjoining of Jas Rogers,
Wynn R others, with good improvements
on it, it being the place whereon the de
fendant now lives; levied on to satisfy an
•sedition in favor of Baker and Heelh,
vs Jack Devenpofl.
A. Rogers, s. w. c.
November 1 wills.
Sheriff's S:tle.
w 1 LL be sold at the court-house in I
Warrenlon on the fits' Tuesday in Decem
ber ncx'. between the usual hours of sale
One looking glass, two trunks
fashionable ciuainmg, consisting ol one
hig (oat, coatees and pantaloons, waist
coats, &• —also, lot of coarse broad cloths,
one hat, one pair of tnylors pressing irons,
one hanhox, several other articles 100 te
dious to mention, levied on as the pro
perty of Louis Morin, to satisfy an vxccu
*ion in favor ot Francis Buuyur, vs. Louis
Morin.
A.H. M« rnnuick, d.s.w.g.
November 5. wds
Sheriff’s Hale
Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in
December next, at the Court-house in
V arrenton, between the usual hours of
sale.
The half of me wagon anil
four horse.-,, taken on the ibreclosuie of
a mortgage, in favor of James Pollhil),
vs John G. Andrew's—pointed out by
plaintilf, Oct 2d,’821.
A. Rogers, s.w c.
October 5 wtds
Ta\ k' oWector ’a Sake,.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in
December next, at the market house in the
city of Augusta, between the usual sale
hours,
100 acres of land in Warren
county, levied on as the property of John
Reynolds, to satisfy his Stale and county
tax for the y ear 1820,—Tax due 81 j
cents.
- ALSO—
One house ami lot near Hum
mervilie, iUctumnut county, levied, on as
the property of Daniel Hiexuni, to satisfy
his state and county tax for the year 182 U.
fax due £,3 87} cents
—ALSO—
-196 acres of land in Burke
county, le> 1 -d on as the property ot Va
linda Ward, Seaborn Ward, guaidian, to
satisty h r stall and count} tax for tin
year 1829. Tax diuvjSl SO ceii'jj.
—ALSO—
Ouc house and lot in the citv
of Augusta adjoining lower end ot the
Bridge Bank, and fronting on Broad street,
levied on as the property of Felix C. Gib
son, & Co to satisfy then slate and c om
ty tax for the y ear 1820. Tax due iJIS6
85 cents. —ALSO—-
One house and lot in the city
ol A.igusia, adjoining lot ot Job s. ttu;-.
ncy, levied onus the property of Mrs. Ann
W S urges, or son, to satisfy state end
county tax for the year 1820. Tax due
S 8 59 cents.
—ALSO—
One house ami lot in the city
•i Augusta, adjoit 1$ lot of Mrs David
M -Kinney and oihets, fronting on Broad
1 reet, levied on as the property of Adam
Hutcheson, to satisfy his state and county
tux tor the year 1320. 'Fax due §SB 43
cents.
—ALSO—
One house and lot in the city
of Aug is,a, known as the properly ot
Stainback Wilson, levied on to satisfy his
state and county tax for the year 1820.
Fax due g 6 871 cents-
B. Bngg, T. C.
October g td
*. V
Sheriff’s Sale.
W ILL be sold at Lincolnlon on
first Tuesday in December next, between
the usual hours o!' sale,
One negro man by the name
oi Dave, taken as the property ol < artei ■
Wilkeson, to satisfy two executions again* '
said Wilkeson, one in favor of Thomas »• i
Bonderant vs. said Wilkeson ; one in favoi ■
of Ansel B Neigh vs. sJd Wilkeson—
pointed out bv plaintiff’s attorney.
One negro named Jacob, taken
as the property of VV m. Covi.igton— x -
cutions, one in favor ot Stoval & Li an,
for .lames I.amkin vs. Said Covington , one
in favor of Morgan Si Smith, for VVm Ans
tin vs. said Covington—property pointed
out by the plaintiff- I erms cash.
N. Bussey, d.s.l.c.
N’nvoml'or 6 ■ --v. us
Administrator's Sale.
W ILL he sold on Friday the four
teenth day of December next, at the .late
residence of VViliiam .lotus, dectasco, ot
Do ke county, all the perishable ;u-opet'y
of sail' deceased, consisting' ot Corn arid
Fodder, Horses, Moles, Stock rs Hogs
anil Cattle;—also the household atd kitch
en furniture*, and the lam ing uteiftils, and
a number of other articles too telious ro
enumerate. Terms o( sale made known
on the day.
Augustus 11. Anderson.
Isaac Walker,
Administritors.
November s——ls
Administratrix Sale,
ILL be sold on Tuesday the idi of
January, 1822, at the late residence fIL
Thomas I.eavette, deceased, of Vurke
county, all the perishable property ffsnid
deceased, consisting of Negroes, SUck I
all kind, HemsehoUl and Kitchen Furliiuire
Cor ~ Fodder, Plantation utensils, kc.—
Terms of sale —Cash
—ALSO,—
Will be rented at the same time, the
Plantation, whereon the said deceased re
sided
Eliza A* I.eavette, ailiu’x.
v ■ h r 8 '.v6\v.
♦ JNutice.
W ILL he sold on the 15th day of U. -
ceruber next, at the late residence of
William M‘Natt, late of the county ot
Httikc, deceased: a Slock of Cat 11 , a
Set of Blacksmith’s ’Pools, two Feathm
Bids, Bedsteads and Furniture, one
Horse, and a number of other Articles,
too tedious to mention. Terms —twclvi
months ertdit will lie given with small
notes, ami approved security Properly
not to be removed until the terms f sale
are complied with.
Philip Lumpkin, Adm’r-
October 29 wtds
Adminstrator’s Sale.
VV
▼ f ILL be sold on Tuesday the 4lb ot
December next, at the market house it
the city of Augusta,
1 he real estate of James
Kiernon, tlec. late of Edgefield district,
South-Carolina, being for the benefit o>
the heirs and creditors of said deceased
itobt. McCombs, adm’r
Sept. 2'i tds
In Equity.
Agnes Nesbitt, T
vs. C
Hugh W. Nesbitt, et. al. j
In obedience to an order of the Conr<
of Equity, will be sold on Tuesday, the
first day of January next, at the house ol
Joseph Carrie, on Bench island, on a cre
dit of one year, a gang of Negroes, from
25 to 30 in number—the cost and fees of
suit in cash and notes, and seemity will
be required—purchasers will pay for bills
of sale for the N^g-'oes.
W hitfield Brooks,
Commissioner in Equity.
Edgefield Court-house, Sept. 27
In Equity.
John Garrett, and Wife, V BILL
vs. C. for
lohn Day, adm’r, and others, j Parti ion
In obedience to an order of the Court
of Equity', will be sold at Edgefield court
house mi the first Monday in December
next, on a credit ot one and two years, 5
tracts ol Land of the estate of James Day,
deceased, lying adjoining each other,
within fifteen miles of Augusta, and con
taining upwards of 1000 acres. The cost
and fees of suit, in cash, and bond, awl
security, will be required. Purchasers
will pay ter title deeds to each tract
W bitfield Brooks,
Cotn’r Edgefield district
Edgefield Court-house. Sept’r V7
George Hammond,*}
Attorney, kc. / IN EQUITY
va C Bill to sell trust
Charles Goodwin. J estate.
I.V obedience to an order of the court of
Equity will be sold at Edgefield Court
House, (South Carolina,) on the first Mon
day in December next, nrj a credit ol one
and two 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 Augusta
Ehe tract consists of a considerable pro
portion of swamp land of the first quality
Elio high hind is well adapted to the cul
ture ol corn and cotton, and affords a most
*bjPble & beautiful site for building, which
commands a view of Augusta and its vi
cinity. The cost and fees in cash, and
bond and security will be required The
purchaser w ill pay for t title deed.
Whit B ooks,
Commissioner in Equity.
Edgefield Court House,s
20th Oct. 1821. 5 1
Job Painting
JV eatly Executed at this Office j
i
globe tavern j
AND SAVANNAH AND WESTERN
STAGE OFFICE. J
w. SHaNJSON, ™
UrSPECTFULLY acquaints his friends
ana the public that his house has under- ■
gone a thorough repair, and toal it v
afford to Boarders, and Travellers, are ,
ception as comfortable as any other u
bailment of the kind in the Bother.) bUteß- ,r
The (Lobe is Situated on Broad Street f (
in the very center of the City and ohers c
peculiar advantages to the Planter, and to a
Men of business generally. <’■
His stables are furnished with ''ty*® 68 ' «
„t provender, and with faithful aiidiUtcn a
the hostlers. He only solicits from the pub t
lie that proportion of patronage wmeu Ins ~
attention to business and to the commit t
of his customers may entitle bun to. a
A Literary, Commercial awl I oliUca j,
I’ LADING ROOM,
Will be shortly opened for the accent i
iiioclairoil cl his customers. <
etcher, 15 ts '
■\¥jT MAY \
JA3M R b 13 A liL•
t
Respectfully informs his friends. ■
awl the public, that he has taken Ins lor- I
met stand hack of the Bridge Bunk, and
hopes from his due attention to business
that he will he patronized by a liberal j
public. He also informs the public that Ins ■
house shall ho kept in such style as will
make it comfortable to those who will g 1 vo
Inin a call-and that it shall not be resor
ted to by characters who will not respect
tin II ittse.
<■ t her 27-—ls
Professor of Music from JVcw-York anti
Hustui.
Yb
I RESPECTFULLY acquaints the Pub
lic, that the he has re
ceived, has determined Ttim t > commence
die instruction ol Pupils, on the
Piano Forte ami in fcing
in, with the proper method of accompa
nying the Vice, according to the most ap
p.oved modern style on .Monday the 4th
of November, he will also give lessons on
11,0 VIOLIN, VIOLINCELLO, &c. he.
with the Sen nee t.f Composition. As the
number of Ins Pupils will necessarily be
limited, an early application mus* be made
for the feA\ remaining Vacancies.
Avy command's h it ate BOOK S 3 OUF.
of Mr. 8. Stciwes, will receive every at
tention.
November I—>t
Dancing AcaiWm^.
Mu. COLMESNIL respectfully informs
the Ladies and Gentlemen of August a,
that he will open his DANCING SCHOOL
on the first Saturday in November, and
• t will continue open throughout the Sea
son, fur Subscribers Mr. C. being well
known in this place; /inters himself that
Parents and Guardians will favor him with
ii e Tuition of their Children.
Lessons will he given on every Satur
day morning, from 9 until 12 o’clock, and
in the evening from 3 o’clock until sun
set Price of Tuition Ten Dollars per
quarter pay able in advance
Two and half months tuition will he the
full quarter, including three Exhibition
Bails, to which parents and guardians of
bis Scholars are invited.
N. B. Ladies and Gentlemen who may
wish to take private Lessons in Dancing,
Mr. C. will be happy to wait upon them
at their houses or at the Dancing Acade
my, on Green-street
Augusta, October 22 fit
Agreeably to an Order
dIITAINF.D from the Honorable the
(bunt of Ordinary of Richmond county,
will bo sold on the firs Monday in Janua
ry nexi, at the Market-house in the city
of Aligns!a,
m
Belonging to the Estate of Davi i Mc-
Kinney, di c’d, for the benefit of his heirs
and creditors.
Constance S. McKinney,
Administratrix.
September 27—w!2t
FOll SALIC,
A 0 r vat Way gain.
npilE subscriber oilers for sale her plan
-8 tali on in Burke county, (lie late re
sidence of Dr Tomas Leavitt, dec. con
taining FSO acres, more or less, lying near
Waym sdorougb, and well adapted to the
culture Corn, Cotton, aml grain of every
kind, a comfortable dwelling house with
all necessary out buildings including a
large new s iu house and gin. Pay ments
made easy, and possesion given the first
of January, 1832, and if required the pur
chaser can he suplied with corn, fodder
and stock of all kinds on the premises.—
For further particulars, enquire of the
subscriber on the premises
Fliza A. Leavitt, adm’x.
April 19 m9m
For Sate,
’I’IIAT well known and valuable plan- j
tation whereon William Tones, deceased,
lived, in the county of Burke, containing
Fifteen Hundred acres of oak and hickory
land, and shout two hundred acres clear ,
ed, well adapted to the culture of corn
and cotton. On the above premises there *
is a good two story house, and all other |
necessary’ out buildings, and an excellent
Saw and Grist Mill on a never failing *
stream—three hundred acres more of pine
land adjoining the above, lying in the
county of Richmond, and about seventy
acres cleared. We deem a further des
cription unnecessary, but invite all those
persons who wish to purchase a valuable ,
place, to come and view the premises and
judge for themselves. For further parti- j
Calais apply to
Augustus H. Anderson, F
Isaac Walker,
Administrators of the estate of Wm. Jones,
fiov- I—— K, s—ts
i Great Bargain.)
X HE subscriber being desirous to're
nove to the Western country; again offers ■
or sale hi%*
PLANTATION, 1
,whereon lie now lives, situated i t Colum
>ia county, thirteen miles iroift .vugus
a, and nine from Columbia Court-lions.,
immediately leading from the latter to the
dvmer place. *1 his tract or l.and,
contains three hundred and twenty-four
acics, about two hundred ten of which is
cleared, and undr r good fences; the soil
is-equal to any upland in the county, and
a nan of that which is to clear, is equal
to any in the state. The situ ion is high
and believed to be as healthy as any i n
the neighbourhood. On the premises is
a good d veiling house, good kitchen, and
all necessary envt buildings, including a
new (tin House anti Stauies. Also, a iu"g<?
Orchard of Peach, Apple at.d Cherry
trees, a good'gard, n, two Hindi springs
of pure water, quite,, comenicui, This
Plantation having having b- f?n advertised
last spring; 1 deem it .unnecessary to say
any thing mote of l‘s situation, q lalitiys.
fee. as it is expected that those wishing
to purchase will view it tliemselves. —
Should this .true* of land be too small,
there are five or six hundred acres qi go- d
lands adjoining, which my be bought ou
good terms immediately.
The above described tract of land will
be ottered at private sale,,until Thursday,
the siii day of December next, and if not
sold will then be put up to the highest
bidder, together with all the Plantation
tools, corn, fodder, household kitchen
furniture. For further particulars, en
quire of Mr- John Casino, ot Augusta;
Mr. John Turpin, at the (i-ianei- Spring,
Mr. Bynaum of Columbia Court House,
or to the subscriber on tin- premises.
Litt!cherry Clanton
■October IS -Taw tits
,A>.L persons to ivhnm'lhe estate of
Willi am‘.l ones, deceased, flute ol Burke
comity) ate indebted to, ate requested to
bring their accounts iorward, in terms ot
the iaw ; and thor.e that are indebted to
the estate, are requested to dime forward
and make immediate payment to
Augustus H. Anderson,
Isaac W alker,
Administrators.
November 5 ts
To btone Masons
IHE subscriber wishes lo ernpb v
Three or Four pood Hands; to whom iibe
ral wages will be given. For further par
ticulars, enquire of the P'-ist-Master,
Sparta.
James Curly
Sparta, October 24, 1 fc>2l
(Xj- The ••-ditors of the Georgian,
Savannah, will give the above advertise
ment, six insertions, and forward then
account for payment lo the Postmaster.
Sparta.
October 29 6t
. oticc.
VLL persons having demands agains
the Relate of Alexander Carter, h-t«
of Burke county, deceased, are hereby
notified to present their accounts duly at
tested within the lime prescribed by law ;
and all those who are indebted will avay
themselves of this notice, to come forward
and make such arrangements as will b
satisfactory
John C. Poythrcss,
Qualified adm’r on tuc estate of A
Carter.
P S—ln my absence application can In
made to my attorney, J. K Morris, Esq’.'
from whom any necessary'mloimillion car
be obtained relative to the settlement o
said estate
Waynesboro,’ Sept 10
Administrator’s Sale.
II.L be sold on the Sfili day of De
cember next, at the house of William Je
ter, agreeable to an order of the bor.ora
ble the Inferior court for ordinary pm
poses, the property of Jeremiah Garni 1,
dec consisting of Negroes, (he stock ot
Cattle, Horses, an-' Household fc i-Htclic
Furniture, with many other artic.es to
tedious lo mention.
William .Icier, atlnrr.
November 12 w3tp
Administrator’s Sale.
0N the first Monday in January next;
will be sold at Lincoln court house, one
Negro Girl named Alcey, the piopoty of
Zachariali McKinney, dec. iat< of Lincoln
county, sold agreeable to an order of the
court of Ordinary of said county, for the
benefit of the heirs. Terms made known
on the day of sale.
John McKinney.
*/ 7
Travis McKinney,
Administrators-
November 12 \v3tp
Land for sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale, a vain j
able Tract ot’Land, lying on Fishing-creek,
Lincoln county, containing 620 acres, hav
ing on it a good dwelling house, gin house,
and all other necessary buildings—a con
siderable part of the lard in cultivation, is
fresh, and under good fence. It will be
sold very low for cash—but if preferred,
a credit of one or two years will be given :
Enquire of the subscriber living in Gosh
en, Lincoln county
James E. Todd,
Agent for John \V r . Freeman.
October 22 w 6
To Rent*
TTHE dwelling house on Reynold Street,
lately occupied by Major Crayton, posses
sion given on first day of November. Ap
ply to
John Phinizy, acting
Adm’r of the estate of' F, i* hinny .
October 25.———gt
t&tfalijtcaliim.
rsssassj-H*.
Ol Amhert, and State (; f vw.„-
pointed one Principal Agent f.nt "
die, eastern and northern
muP.d Rucker, esq, of UutWorJc!
State ot 1 eniu-ssee has ken anno-/I
one Principal Agent fir the vj
western Stales.-Ab Licenses to ii nc V
bordmate agents ..'pointed bv them or
by us, sha Ib•as i; sign- dH v j, ,j ( , ,-‘, !S
Nelson (j. Dawson, ‘
Ambrose ! ucker,
.. , , Patentees.
November 12 w 8 w
Caution.
A LL persons are hereby cautioned a.
A. gainst trading f-.r, or receiving (i„, n
(h Bii uh.mpt, Ihq. , f K.lgtli,l(l D s'vmt.
a li-iU- of hand, pavi-hle twelve mci.tl.s
after dal.-, daiid 17di Janoavy, 1821, sot
Kigl. Hundiri d and Flu; Dol’ai’s, drawn In
the subscriber*, gnd pilyab'e to tiic --a;
Bieilbaupt, as adr.iluishatnr ofth es'id
of Richard J hi s-..n, iW cased, with tl„
will annexed, as we arc determined no
to pay the same.
The, property fur which the note vn
given, having since been declined by tli
decision of the Court of Appeals pfSatttl
Carolina, to belong to the estate of Mi<
Mary Johnson, dec. ( f which or.r; i.f th
subscribers is entitled to a dlstiibaiiv
share. And C. Breitliaupt, Esq. Is a ls
| cautioned not to transfer or pa s the u
note to the admluis' ralors of the estate t
| Mrs. Mary Johnson, dec. untilthn hat
’ first given good and sufficient securil}—i
' to upy other person.
* John l\ Lamar,
diaries Lamar.
November 12 3t
Lands Mills
f POftSALE.
THE subs- iiher offers fur salrliisplfl
tat ion on both sides of Wiilbmsol
1' Swamp Creek,—lt is supposed to con'fl
:> 5000 acres, but was or.gii.alv jnrrejH
.1 for 4000 ; and has upon it two Gris! Ml
and one Saw Mill, For further particuH
apply to my brother. Mnjnr llxkwdU
Long', of Wilkes county, or to me ufl
the premises V
John Junius long.l
Washington county, ) ■
Nov. 12,1821. S ts ■
Administrator’s hi ! c.B
v ILL be sold to the highest bitltl J
the house of Janus Landers, late of ■
.. coin county, deceased, on the last daH
i December next, all the personal piopH
’ of said deceased, consisting of stocM
various kinds ; also the plantation '-H
household and kitchen furniture,
the present crop of corn, fodekr andH
i, ton, and sundry other things too IcA
to mention Terms made known ofl
n- day of sale. H
'■ Jehu H. Walker, at!mV
November 12 3t
Administrator’s SiJcH
i wxr ■
77 ILL be sold on Tuesday (lieH
y lay of January next, at Lincoln
i- lo.use, between the usual hours,and
tide to an order of the honmable
i iruinary of said county, a:l the
d longing to the estate of Jan es LanH
'cc. Twelve months credit will he
by (he purchaser giving sn aJ notes H
•pproved security. H
John H. Walker, adni'iß
Noveinbei 12 3t
ISoticd: B
*’ rtTJ INF. months after date applicH
iAI will be made to the- honorable
nor court of 1/ncoln county, for
sell all the real estate of James
dec, with the widow’s dower in
land lying on G ay’s creek insaidc-^B
John //. W alker, tulm™
November 12, 1821 ni9m
Notice. fl
a I.L persons having any dettianß
’ .’’St gninsl the estate of James LaiM
” late of Lincoln county, dec. are
notified to render in their accounts■
altcsird according to law. ■
John IT. W inker, adinß
Nuvunbei 12 ot B
AdiuinistratoiV B
W ILL be sold on the tentli
December next, at the late resiileijH
'. Col. John Foster, d-c in Columbia
ty, a part of the pt rsonal property
1 deceased, consisting of the prcscnt^B
of Corn, Fodder and Oats—the si i^B
Horses, Mules, Cattle and
1 household and kitchen fu iiiture, \iWEs
tiun tools, an excellent and new
miming geerof a gin, and a fifty
nearly new, together with a
ac'iel ;s too tedious lo enumerate—
if nils will be very
purchasers.
Klizahcth Foster,
Arthur Foster, 1
Collier Foster, ' Bb
October 25 aids
(T_j - If not disposed of on the a' ,l
lie sale w ill continue from dav to
whole is sold. ivoveii l^^*
wasiiingtoß
Coffee- II tt-'-'f-B
ft’- HE subscriber having greatly
S vtd, and still adding
improvements to his HOUSE in 'n l ®
ton, invites the patronage ot
may visit tire up country ,^ e
such as may favor him with their ca
every exertion shall be made to
the time agreeable, and every t
which the country can afford, Sl1 ® 1
cured, to render his board accepta w
A. H. SneedV
July 12 ■