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the President ol* tlie
United -States.
WITHE RE AS, the President of the U
mied State* is authorized by law to
cause lands to be offered for sale :
Therefore, I, Jams MoxaoivPposiden'.
•of the United States, do hereby ;decUr<
»nd make known that the public sales,
•hall be heW as follows, viz:—
At the Land Office at Terre Haute, in
Indiana, on the firsv Monday in July nevl,)
dor the sale of
Tov whips 1 7 and 18, in range 1, east of
the 2d principal;
mcredUn tin
17and 18, in ranges Ito 9, west fin
At the Land Office at Vandalia, in lih
nois, on the third Monday in July next, for
the sale of . „ „ . ,
'Townships 11, 12, 18 and 14, in ranges 1
J and 2, east of the 3d prir,-
cipal meridian 'ine
11, 13, 18, 14 y 15, in ranges
3 and 4, do
At the same place, on the third Monday
in August i.esVfortbe sde of
Townsnipa 11,12,13,14 and 15, in ranges
5, 6 and 8. east of the 3d
principal meridian line
11, in range 7, do
At tSc Land Office at Palestine, m Illi
nois, on the first Monday iu August next,
for the talc ot
Townships 6,7 8 and 9, in ranges 9, 10
and 11, < ast of 3d princi pal
meridian line
5,6, 7, 8 and 9, in range 14
w est of 2d do
8 and 9 12 and 13, no
At the same place, on the first Monday
in September next, for the safe of
Townships 10 11 12 and 13, in ranges 9
10 and 11, east of the 3d
principal meridian line
10 U 12 and 13, in ranges ,12
13 and 11, west of 2d do
At the ssme place, on the Ist Monday in
'October n>.-xi, for the sale cf
Townships 14 15T6 uml 17, in langes 9
10 & 11, east of 3d prin
cipal meridian line
14 15 16 and 17, ; n ranges 12
13 ana 14, w st of 2d do
At the same p.acc, on the Ist Monday in
November next, for the sa eof
Townships 18 19 20 and 21. in ranges 9 10
and 11, tas of 3d pnn
cipal meridian line
18 19 20 & 21, in ranges 13 and
■l4, west of 2 l principal
meridian line
18 19 St 20 in range 12, do d<-
IK 11. do do
.17 18 19 &20 10, do do
At the 'Land Office lor the Northern dis
trict of Louisians, at the town of Ouachita,
on the first Monday in November next, tor
the salt of
Townships 15 16 17 18 and 19, in ranges
1 2 3 4 and 5, west of
the meridian line
At the Land Office at the Seat of. Justice
of the county of Independence, in the Ar
kai isas territory, for the sale of such lands i
of 'he United Stales os are situated in the
follow ing described townships and ranges,
and which have been excluded from the
lottery of the land* appropriated for satis
fying warrants for military services, viz
On the first Monday in August next, for
the sale of such of the above described
lan Is as are situated in the'fullow ing tow n
slims and ranges, viz :
Townships 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 and 20 in range
1, cast oi
the slh meridian line
123 4 5 m.d 6 2 do
12345678&9 3 do
.1 91011 I213&14 4 do
12 5 do
1 2 39 1* 14 1518
19 and 20, 1 west do
On the first Monday in September next,
for . he sale of such of the above described
lands as are situated in the Ihllowin
townships and tinges, viz:
Townships 1 2 18 19 & 20, in
rang - 2. west of
the sth meridian lint
11516 17 1819 &20 3 do
11- 11 131415 16 & 19, 4 do
129101112 13 & 6 5 do
1 2 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12
13 and 18 6 do
On the Ist Monday in October next, for
the side of sucti of fbe above desciibed
lands as ar • situated iu the following town
ships mul anges viz:
ir-it i/ w ao t u If > n AA.I&:
range 7, wes 1 of
the s'h meridian line
123456789 10 15
16 17 18 19 and 20 8 do
123456789 10 11
13 18 19 and 20 9 do
19 10 do
On the Ist Monday in November next,
for the sale of such of the above d. scribed
lands as are situated in the follow ing town
-Ships snd ranges, viz :
Townships 1234 56 7 8 910 ami 11, in
range 10, west nf
the sth meridian line
13 4 5 67 8 9 and 10.
in >aiu'e 11 do
2.-4567 89 and 10 12 do
2345 67 8 and 9 13 do
345 6 7 and 8 14 do
4 5 mil 7 IS do
5 6 and 7 16 do
« 17 do
Each sale will commence with the low
eat number of section, township, and
♦ange, and proceed in regular numeric:,;
order
The lands reserved by law for the ns
of '-rhwols, or for other purposes, will be
v;*d from sale.
«iven twU-» my hand, at th> City of
Wasliiiigton, this lit h day of March, 1822
* James Monroe.
Dy the P> eeident:
Josiaa Mtios,
Commissioner of the Gen. Land Offiro
Marc 1 ' 28——— wtN- 'T
J. HE copartnership heretofore existing
be- veen '!»-■ subscribers, under the firm
of heeler, Hradieyi, & Co. is by mutual
agreement this day disso.vcd The un
■c tled business of said firm, will be at
t*> led io jointly by Joel Bradley and
Joseph Wheeler.
Joel Bradley,
Joseph \V heeler,
Alfred A- Bradley,
Alhro A. Bradley.
JZiimintoti, ( Cunn'tJ J
lOrA.fitf an, 162 k. > mar 28—2tp
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OF A
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XITITLF.O
XftH GEOBArtAN-
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.pired since the establishment of the Geor
- gian. Tt is known, at-least with hose gen
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•February 28,
In tho Superior Court,
Kichmoiul county
Present the Honoiutile Joux li. Momoo
meut, Judge.
The President, Directors')
and Company of the Bank j
of Augusta, Petition for
vs. ( Foreclosure.
Thomas Grace and Two I
Lota of Land. J
■J- 1 ■ . ■ ■ —-m-* yr yffßt
UPON the petition of the President,
Directors and Company of the Bank
of Augusia, praying the foreclosure of
the equity of redemption in and :o accr
• tain lot or parcel ot land in the city of
Augusta, lying on the south side of Broad
street, and extending back to Ellis street,
on which and on Broad street it has a
front of twenty-seven feel, hounded on
the east by John C.tshin’s lot, and on the
west by John Gmdrat’s lot; also in and io
another lot or parcel of land la Summer
ville, about throe miles from Augusta,
containing two acres, bounded on the
north east by Walton Way, having a front
tm reon of t vo hundiedand sixteen feet,
conveyed by James Murphey and wife to
Thomas Grace, which said lots were mort
gaged by the said Thomas Grace to the
said Prnsiclent, Directors and Company
ot the Bank of Augusta on the eighteenth
Uy of August, in the year ot our o.d
one thousond, eight liundred and nine- j
teen, to secure the payment of sundry
promissory notes, amouniing iu the whole
to seven thousand three hundred and
-unity six dollars: and the sum of seven
thousand five hundred and si My S cvm
dollars and twenty seven-cents being now
due upon the said mortgage. 1
And now, to wit—at the November
term, 1831, upon motion of Richard Hai
ry Wilde, petitioners’attorney,
It it Ordered by the Court, That th»
principal, interest and costs clue on sa. i
mortgage be paid into court within twehv
mouths from the date hereof, or from
henceforth the equity of redemption will
be forever barred ««d foreclosed ; and the
f' - prem,ses soW Uie law di
o. thi a *r.?t V t * Ju '' ,ber °rdered, that a copy
Lies of pub “ S,leil in one of the Gii
k's place, at least once in every
month until the time appointed for pa?
special atremaf J Oll * h ? n,ort ff a K op *> r •>*«
to the lime it 1 Past 8,51 0,01,1,19 prev.ouw
paid 6 ra ° ney U dlr * cled »o he,
Taken from the Minutes.
John H. Mann, cl’L
Clerk’s Office, I5 t |, -
November, 1831. $ ml2o|
GEOBGIA.
LLXCOUf SUPERIOR COURT,
April Term, 1821—Monday the 22d day
Slauter Cowling, ") RULE /*'
vs. 1 fordnsure
Nathaniel Adams, adminis- > of Mort
trator on the estate of Na- I gage.
thaniel Adams, deceased. J
Ui’ONThe petition of Slauter Cowling,
praying the foreclosing the equity of re
demption in and to all that tract of land
yirg and being in the county of Lincoln, *
and slate of Georgia, containing five bun
dled and seventy acres, more or less, ad
joining iaud* ot Gatherel and Saunders on
the South; Eastwardly by lands of Mrs
Hunter, and John Ware; Northwardly by
Seas, milk’s land, and vV outwardly by luntlb
of Robert Fleming and estate of Dows rig.
w .noli said tract of land
Nathaniel Adams in his life time l>» your
petition, r, the better to secure the bum
of three thousand two hundred and f -U
. seven dollars and sixty two cents, with
interest
On motion of Micajah Henley, attorney
ior said Slauter Cowling— Jt is Ordered,
. that, the principal, interest, and c st b-.
, paid into court within twelve months from
I - tins ' vj, otherwise tl e equity ol redemp
tion ii and to the mortgaged premises will
. be from henceforth for ever bared ai J
t foreclosed, and this rule br published in
. one ol die public gazettes of this suit'
once in everv month until the time ap
pointed by this rule for payment, or a c<>
py upon the said administrator ol
i die mortgagor or his special agent,h ast
six mont'.s previous to the lime the mo
n is directed tu be paid into court
True copy taken from the minutes of
Lincoln Superior Court, April iertr.
, 1821—Monday the 23d day of sani
Month.
Peter Lamar, d’k.
Mny 3 in 12m
In the Superior Court.
Richmond County--November Term, 1821.
IN EQUITY.
Rank of the State of Georgia, T
vs >
John McKinne and others, )
Present—The Honorable .John 11. Mont
noMEnr, Judge.
IT appearing to the Court, hat the de
fendants, Jam s Erwin, Gadriel AV.
Denton, Milledgt Golplnn, Joseph I J Me
Kiniio, James Lamkin, Henry Slmltz
John A. Barms, and James Gardner, «r.,
and reside without the limits of the State
of Georgia- .in motion of Itichaid Hen
ry Wilde, Solicitor for cnmplainants,
It is Ordered by the Ccttn, Tlia. the said
defendants, and each and every of thein,
do answer fully on ot betore t!i fiist day
of the next term, or that the Bill >d tin
complainants as t:. them be taken pro vnu
feme. And it is further ordered, utsu a
copy of this order be published in one i
the Gazettes of the city of Augusta, once
a iiioiitn lor six months.
Taker, from the Minutes.
John 11. Mann, cl’k.
C'erk’s Ofllr ■■■ 26th Nov .621. " tin
Georgia, ilichniond Miije.ior
l ourt,
November k'erm, 182 t.
l* rest at the Hon. John ii. «u....v»....
Judge.
i he Planter’s Bank of A
the State ot Georgia, |
Assignees of Bania j -Petition for-Fore*
M‘Kmne, V closure
vs. j
Adam Hutchison, and |
four Lots of Land J
RULE XISI.
LJpON the petition of the HanterV
tank of the Slate of Georgia, praying
•ue foreclosure of the Equity ol Redemp
lion in anil to four lots of Laud, lying and
Lk iug in the city of Augm ta, & county and
,tale aforesaid, known in the plan of lots
laid out at Hie upper end of Broad-Street,
b •Daniel Sturges, Surveyor General, on
tue twenty-eigli'li day of February, eigh
teen hundred and eighteen, a.id lying on
the south side of Broad Street, us num
bers nine, ten, eleven a ret welve, contain
mg each thirty feel trout on said Broad
Street, and extending back to Eibs-Street,
a-, by reference to said plan vvih more fully
appear; which said four lots of land were
mortgaged by Adam Hutchison, e:i the
hist day of July, one thousand eight him
dred and eigiitcen, to Uarna MTtinne, and
. -.‘•-g- to the
> said Planter’s Bank, on the twenty-aliitli
day of July, one thousand eight hundred
cud nineteen, on which mortgage there
is now due twelve hundred and sixty-se
ven dollars and a half, with interest.
And now at ibis term, upon motion of
Thomas Flournoy, in behalf of said Bank,
/< it ordered, That the irincipai, inteiesi
and costs uue up.ir the said mortgage, lie
paid unto court, within twelve months
Irun the date hereof, or the Equity of
Itedemption m the said moitgaged, prr
m-scs will be foreclosed, and the same dis
posed of as the law (finds. Jlnd uts
farther ordered , That this Itulc be pub
lished m one of the public Gazettes ot
tins Stale ai least once in every momli
until the lime appointed for payment* or
sened on the mortgagor or bis special 1
agent, at b ast six moths previous to the
I time the money is directed to be paid.
( Tt ken f om the .Minutes. J
John H. Mann, d’k.
Clera-’s Oiiice, 13th Nov. 1321 12m
Columbia Superior Court,
•March Term, 18,22.
KogerHaiK.ni.,')
vs. C Petition to Es.ablish a
Benjamin Bell. S Lost Promissory Note. - 1
1. UP. petitioner in this case having filed
•-is petition, seeking to . stablish a los >
inle, together with a copy of the said lost I
not- as nearly as ue could recollect, ac- 1
<:umpanied aiso by an affi davit of the for- 1
me existence ol the said note, and the loss, 1 -
i the same;—lt is or.icred, that the said *
petition and documents be affiled in -the l
1 lerk’s.office of the Superior-Court, open '
to the inspection f ail and every person •
interested therein ; and it is further oroer- I
< d, that the said lost rote given by Ben
jamin Bell to .ho petitioner, be establish- s
lushed in lieu of me original, unless the saut n
Benjamin Bell shall shew cause an or be- o
tore the first day of the next term of this a
court, why the prayer of the petitioner Y
should not be grained. (
Extract from the Minutes. i
Mmmt -;s Crawford,d’k.
March Jij m6m
Georgia,Richmond county
November Term , iB3l. ]
Present, the Hon, Jouh H. Mohtoojieex,
Judge.
The Planter** Bank of~\
the State af-Georga, I
Assenes 0/ Barna I Petition for Fore- _
McA'nne, >• closure. ]
vs. | (
James B. La/itle, and | i
Jour Lots in Augusta. J i
BULB NISI. j
the Petition of the Planters j
Bank, oi the slate o Georgia, .raying the <
I lie foreclosure of the equity of redetnp- \
■oil in and to certain Lots, in the county ]
and stale aforesaid, known in the plan oi .
Lots laid out at the upper end of Broad |
street, in Augusta, by Daniel Surges, H
Sur-eyor General, on tire twenty-eighth (
da, ot February, one lln/UsariJ eight hun
v':e<l a.,.l eightten, ami lying on the north ,
s,de of Br-iati street, as numbers one, two, ,
eleven and t welve, each containing thirty
feet Iron' on said Broad street, (number
one excepted,) which cent.tins on Broad
street, twenty-two and a bait feet, and on
Jiutes Street, thirty feet, being the same
on That, (Jonesstreet) as the oilier three
Luts; which said Lots v < re mortgaged by
James B L ditto to Bar •;*. McKinin . on the
lirst day oi July, one thousand «ight hum
bred and eighteen, to secure the payment
f the sum of thre>- thousand six hun
dred and seventy-two dollars ami fitly
cents, with interest, at one, two and due’
years, two thousand four hundred and
toity eight dollars and thn>y two cents,
with interest thereon, being now due amt
a ipaid to the said Planter Ban"
And now at this term, upon Iho motion
ofThornas Flournoy, in behnil nf die Plain
■off; It is ordered, that the priuc.-pal in
-11-resi cr oust due on said mortgagehe paid
do Court, vviJiiu twelve months from
the date h oof, or from tin nctlbnh the
equity of redemption will be forever hai
red and foreclosed, and the mortgaged
premises wiii be disposed ct as the law
directs.
An(l it sfurthei ordered, tlud his Rule
Ue publisher* in one ' f (ho public'Ga*.
ettes of this place. at kart once in e"ery
mouth, until the time appointed for pay
mont, or served on the Mortgagor, oi
his special agent at least six months, pie
vious to the time the money is directed to
be paid
(Taken from the Minutes.)
j-- ha H. Mann, Clerk.
Clerk’s Office, ;
l.ith No*-. 1621. 5
Nov 15 tnl2m
(iEOIWII,
Georgia’ hkhmmul Supe
rior Court.
November Term, 1821.
Present, Lit. lion. .Icun 11. Mostoomeut,
Judge
The Planters* Ba. k, oH
the Mate v{ Gc tgin, j
Assignees of Buiua.,) Petition for Fore
Me Ixi nne, }■ closure.
Two I.ots of Land in I
Augusta. J
BULK NISI.
Upon the Petition of the Planters'
Bank, of the stale of Geutgia, praying tin
foreclosure of the equity- of redemption,
in and to two lots o! land, in the county
ana state aforesaid, and city of Augusta,
in thu plan of lots laid out at the upper
end of Broad street, in ssid city of Augus
ta, by Daniel Sturgis, Surveyor General,
oh the twenty-eighth day of February,
one thousand eight hundred h eighteen,
lying on the south side of Broad street,
as numbers liPeen and sixteen, containing
thirty feet each, front ou said Broad-street,
and extending back to lillis street; which
said lots of land were mortgaged ou the
(li st day ot July, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen, by Patrick McDowah,
in his life lime, to Hum* McKinnc, to se
cute tht payment of the sum of lifted
minified and .wenty-seven dollars and *
Uadi winch said mortgage, the said Barns
assigned 10 u.e Planters* Bank,
pf U.e auue of Georgia, on the twenty
ninth of .July, on. thousand eight hun
dred and nineteen, upon which there it
i-iAV due • lie sum of five hundred and nine
debars mui seventeen cents, besides inter
ests as i» state ..
And now, upon motion of Thomas
F'oulnoy, attorney for said dank: It is or
dereu, that the principal, interest and
costs due on said -mortgage be paid into
llotiit wiihiu-twelve months from the date
hereof, or the equity of redemption in
the said mortgaged premises, will he for
ever fori-closi d, .iiid the said lots will be
disposed of, as the law directs
And it is iurthcr ordered, that this Rule
tm published in one of the Public (ft
ettesol this stale, at least once in every
niontli until the time appointed for pay
meat, 01 served on the mortgagor or Ids
special agent, at least six months previous
to the time, the money is directed to be
paid.
(Taken from the Minutes )
Joint 11. 3iaun. Clerk.
Clerk’s Office, >
Udi Nov 1821- 5 Nov. 15 ml2m
Georgia—Columbia County.
IN Tills INFERIOR COURT.
Thomas W. Battle, A
vs. KRULE JVJ SI.
James Brace well. j
Upon the petition ofThomas W. Battle,
s'.*..ng that he was in possession of four
promissory notes for twemy fire dollars
cadi, given by James Uracewell of Law
rence County; and that the same have
been lost or mislaid, and having filed in
the Inferior Court Office the documents
thereto relating, in conformity to the slat
ute of this State, and the rules of Court
in such cases made and provided, and
praying the usual rule. It is therefore or
dered, that ail persons concerned, do
shew cause on or before the first day of
nest term ol this Court, why the prayer
of the petitioner should not be granted :
and it is further ordered, t .at this rule oe
published in one or more of the public
Gazettes of this State, once a month till
the time ot shewing cause thereon.
(Taken from the Minutes.)
Feb 7 11. LAMAR, CV’-V. I. C.
Georgia, Burke County.
SUPERIOR COURT —April Term, 1821
Pretent the Honerahle Johh H. Momtoo
mbbx, judge
Richard Richardson,
VB . C RULE NISI.
Jeremiah Miller j ,
UPON the petition of Richard Richard
son, praying the foreclosure ol the
Equity of Redemption of a certain tract
or parcel of land lying, being and situate
in the county of Uurke and State of Geor
gia, bounded as follows : —that is to say.
Northwardly by land formerly owned and
possessed by Jordan '1 ay Mr; Eastwardly
by James Timlal, Philip Thomas and John
Smith’s land; Southwardly by James Mar
tin’s land, and Westwardly by Joshua
Nunon’s land, containing one thousand
acres, more or less, having the creek rivu
let, or branch called the Rosemary, run
ning through a pan. of said tract or parcel
of land, which said true* or parcel of land
was on tiie sixth day of May, in the year
of our Lord one thousand, tight hundred
and seventeen mortgaged by the said Je
rerniah Miller to the said Richard A’ich
ardson, to secure the payment of the sum
of three thousand three hundred and ele
ven dollars and eighty threecenls, wilh the
interest accruing thereon, to be paid on the
first, day of February next, after the date
f said mortgage, with interest from the
fust day of January, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand, eight hundred and
seventeen, and agreeable to the condition
of a bond bearing even date with said
mortgage —On motion of Felix J. Hums,
attorney lor the said Richard Richardson,
It is Ordered that the said Jeremiah Miller
io within twelve months pay into the
rii ik’s office (he principal, interest, and
cost due on said mortgage, or in default
thereof, the equity ol redemption in the
said mortgaged premises will from thence
forth be for ever foreclosed and bated.
It is further ordered that a copy ol the
foregoing rule be published in one of the
ouhlic gazettes of this stale, once a month
for twelve months, or be personally serv
ed on the said Jeremiah Miller six months
before the time appointed for the pay
ment /if the money into court as aforesaid
'Extract f) bii: the minutes, 28(A April 1821,
John Carpenter, el k.
May 3 nil2in
GEORGIA, I IN THE SUPERIOR
Lincoln Crunty S COURT,
February Term, 1823.
I’rese. —i- e Honors Thomas Murray,
Hem Ilemson, James E. Todd, &. Arthur
Fra: r, Esquires,
f I IIEREAS John F. Smith has peti
tioned ti.e court for the establishment of
two promissory notes which isalledgedto
be lost, one given by Jolm Pride for three
hundred and fifty dollars, bearing date
about the fifteenth of January, eighteen
hundred and twenty, payable to John
Crunch or bearer, len days alter the date
thereof, of which note the said John F:
Smith states himself to be the bearer; —
and the oilier note given by John M Doo
ly, for four hundred and seventy five dol
itns, bearing date about the twenty se
vc. th day of July, eighteen hundred and
twenty one, payable to the said John F.
Smith or beaier, on or before the fifteenth
ni November next, alter the date of said
note, which said petition and affidavit of
the loss of said notes is filed in the clerk’s
oilier of this court, and praying the es
tablishment of the said copies in place of
tiu. originals
O MOTION— It is Ordered, that all
persons concerned do shew cause on or
before the hist day of the next term of
this court, to be holden on the fourth
Monday in July next, why the prayer of
die petitioner should not be granted,& the
said copies he established as the originals.
It is Junker Ordered, that this rule be
published in one of die public gazettes of
Augusta once a month until the time in
shewii g cause thereon.
t rue copy taken from the minutes of
said court this 9* li March, 1822.
Peter Lamar, cl’k.
18 1822 ..j
a Administrator’s Sale,
a
WILL BE SOLD ,
>• A.GREEABLY to an order of the Hon
is orableltie Court of Ordinary for Rich
e inond County, will be sold, on Monday the
insi, at the Brick Store, belonging
to the estate of John Furey, deceased,
is (situated in the upper part of the City of
•- Augusta, south side of Broad Stree',) ail
J and singular the personal property of
0 Edward Hawes, dec. remaining in the
e hands of the administrator. Sale to com
n reence at 10 o’clock, A. M.
Terms Sic. made known on (he day.
6 By order of
SAMUEL HAWES,
~ Temporary Administrator.
JOSEPH HAW ES, Agent.
f April 18 ts
CC? All persons indebted to said estate
s are required to make immediate payment;
s and all those having claims against it,
- must present their accounts duly attested,
within the lime prescribed by law.
Stop the Runaways.
1 RAN AWAY from the subscriber on
ibe 4tb inst UAZIL, a stout, well mad- fel
low. yellow complexionalso VINSON,
rather tall and slender made about .the
knees; —likewise JIM, stout made, though
not tall, and has a remarkable broad foie
head. The above fellows were brought
here by Mr John Woolfolk, from Balti
more, by the way of Charleston, and it is
, probable they wdl attempt to return the
. same way.
1 James B. Robinson. «
March 25——ts • i
| (U* The Charleston City Gazette will '
| give the above three insertions & forward '
the account to this ofiice for payment.
Fop Sale, or to Bent. 1
T.
HE subscriber offers to sell her house *
and Lot on the Sand Hills. The lot is 1
large—the situation is pleasant and con- i
venient—and the terms will be easy to the J
purchaser. If not sold before tire Ist of (
MAY, it will be let for the ensuing year.
Particulars may be learnt on apolication.
Margaret Sandwich. ,
March 7-- wtf ]
Marshal's Sale, 'll
W ILL be sold on the first Toesds. if
May next, at the town of Miiledge'v
between die usual hours of sale,
One Lot with the improtJf
ments thereon, in the city of Augusta
the south side of Broad-street, contain;”*
a front on Broad-ati eel and Ellis-strreti*Ja
thirty eight feet six inches, including
halfof a lane oralley running between sa ;i i' *
lot, & the lot or lately belonging to tile !
estate of James I’earre, bounded south bv *3
F.llis-street, noi tli by Broad street, west by I
a lot belonging to the estate of Day,- 1
McKinney, east by the lane or alley alorJS*
said, conveyed by Adam Hutchinson to S'
C. Dunning, In deeddated 8d» June Ijgrl
—ALSO— ‘L
A lot of land on the Sand.l*!
Hills, Richmond county, near the Cm ,
Augusta, with the improvements th.reußL
recently known as the property of Ad S! B|
Hutchinson, and by him conveyed
C. Dunning, by deed dated Bth June IS&Hl
—Levied on as the property of
C. Dunning, to satisfy an execution,Afo, It
ham’Richards vs. said Sheldon C. Dunninj,
Peter F. Boistlair, ■
April 5 tu3 apS H
MARSHAL’S SALK I
i B|
Continued Is
Will be Sold, B
first Tuesday in May next, .1
the Court-House in the Town ol’nß.
lodgevilk- between the usual hours olyfeV
One lot of Land with io.lp
provemer.ts tiiereon, in the townol \\ K .B
reatou and County of Warren, occur.; Jj
by Peyton Baker, containing five acre BM
more or less, joining Butt& Maddeux,
— also — Wa
Baker & Heath’s Lot—witlP*
improvements thereon, in the tow,, ( B;
Watrenlon and County of Warren, kB -
ing Heath & Butt. B -
—ALSO— B|
One lot, whereon ,1m J
Stuart Row lives, containing one
joining Beale, Lockbeart and others. Wr
ALSO W*.
A lot in the town of Wail"
renton and County of Wanvn, on diiuM
there is a large two Story House, occupies
pied at present by Parris, as a Tavern -i l
All which property is levied on as tllj|
property of Peyton Baker and ChappJH
Heath, to satisfy an execution in favor J?
Kelly Morison and Clawson, vs. Peytofp
Bake!’ and Chappel Heath.
Peter F. Boisclair, d. m. d. g
Apiil 1 Ids
Sheriff’s Sate, i
Mill be Sold, £
T the Court-House in Jacksnnboroi” al *
Striven County, on the tirsi Tuesday r|
May next, between the hours of feu Ad
four o’clock 'l 5
One negro Woman lev>.\B
on in possession of Joseph Butler, as neß
property of Joseph Glissen, tosatii'iiß
il fa, in favour of James A. Tippius, uB
Dennis Glissen, and the said Joseph tiuß
sen ; property pointed out by the pkiß
tilf agent, as the property of Joseph b.sß
sen. B
Jas. Bryan, s. s. c. I
April 1. tds ■
Administrators’ Sale.
ILL be sold at the late residence
Stiring Wallace, late of Burke count
deceased, about eighteen miles belc®L
Waynesborough, on the 26th of Api!"
next, all the personal property of sa-dS
deceased, consisting of five headot horse J
about one hnndred head cf stock catil.jS
all the stock cf hogs belonging to sai j
deceased, plantation tools, household mi 5|
kitchen furniture, with sundry articles’o.
tedious to mention. The sale will cart 7?
nue from day to day till all is sold. t!
Terms made known on the day by
Stephen Brin&on, S
Shepard Brinson, j j
Administrator , Q
Burke county, March 21——Ms,
__ -a
Administrator’s Sab,
WILL m SOLD, ]
A.T the Court-House in Jackscnboro, *
on the first Tuesday in May next, betwet J
’he hours of sale, agreeable to an order i
the Honorable the Inferior Court of th; >
county of Scriven, while silting fas Os 1
dinary purposes ’
One negro boy named Pres
ton, to be sold as the property of the cl
tale of Tjiomi s Preskitt, dec. on acred
till first day of October next, sold for th
purpose of paying the debts of said dr
ceased.
John 11. Smith,
Administrator on said Estate.
April 1 tds t
For Sate, i
TL HAT well known and valuable pin II
talion wjiereon William Jones, deceasißf
lived, in the county of Burke, containi'B
Fifteen Hundred acres of oak and bielwT B
land, and about two hundred acres cleat H
ed, well adapted to (he culture of conlv
and cotton. On the above premises theftll
is a good two story house, and all o.W-'II
necessary out buildings, and an excelledß
Saw and Grist Mill on a never failin'H
stream —three hundred acres more of pi* St
land adjoining the above, lying in tl 1
county of Richmond, ar.d about seven! f
acres cleared. We deem a further rid ■■
cription unnecessary, but invite all th#
persons who wish to purchase a valuafl
place, to come and view the premise*
judge fur themselves. For further p*ft
culars apply to
Augustus H. Andersoß,
Isaae Walker,
Administrators of the estate of Wm. Jor
Nov. 1- N s—r