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By the President of' the
United States.
WHEREAS, the President of the U
niled States is authorized by law to
oause lands to be oiferedfor h ile:
Therefore, Mohboi President
of the United States, do hereby declare
:ind make ‘known that the ’public sales
shall be held as follows, viz-
At the Land Office at Tej.re Haute, in
Indiana, on the first Monday in July next,
for the sale of
Townships 17 snd 18, in limge I, cast of
tfee 2d principal
meredinn line
17 and 18, in rangers 1 to 9, west do
At the Land Office at Vamlalia, in Illi
nois, on the third Monday in July next, for
the sale of _ ~. ,
Townships 11, 12. 13 and 14, m ranges 1
1 and 2, east of the 3d prut
. cipal meridian lie
U, 12, 13, 14 U 14, iD’anges
5 and 4, do
At the same place oo Wi third Monday
in August next, for the sale «f
Townships 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 the Land Office at Palestine, in Illi
nois, on the first Monday in August next,
fur the sale of
Townships 6,7, 8 and 9, in ranges 9, 10
and 11, cast of 3d principal
meridian line
5,6, 7, 3 and 9, in range 14
west of 2<l do
8 and 9 12 and 13, do
A s the same place, on the first Monday
in September next. for the sale of
’ Townships 10 11 12 and 13, in ranges 0
10 and 11, east of the 3d
, principal meridian line
10 11 12 and 13, in ranges Vrf
13 and 14, west of 2-j d.,
At the same piafce, on the Ist Monday in
October next, for the sale cl
Townships 11 Zj 16 and 17, in ranges 9
10 fJ, 1.1, cast of3;l prin
cipal meridian line
J 4 15 16 and 17, in ranges 12
1J aha 14, west of 2d do
At the r.aaie p.acc, on the Ist Monday in
Novemb jr next; for the sale of
Townsinpa 18 19 20 and 21, in ranges 9 10
and 11, eas of 3d pi in
cipal meridian line
It 19 20 & 21, in ranges 13 and
14, west of 2d principal
meridian line
18 19 & 20 inrange 12, do do
Id 11, do do
17 18 19 & 20 10, do do
At tLe Land 1 iftice for the Northern <ha
trial of Louisiana, at the town of Ouachita,
on the first Monday in November next, for
the sale of
Townships 15 16 17 18 and 19, in ranges
1 3 3 4 and 5, west of
the meridian line
At the Land Office at the Seat ol Justice
of the county of Independence, in thi Ar
kunsas territory, for the sale of Such lands
of the United States as art situated in the
following dcsciibcd townships and ranges
and which have been excluded from the
lottery of the lands appropriated for satis
fying warrants for military services, viz i
On the first Mommy in August next, for
the sale of such of the Above described
lam is ns are situated in the foliowing town
ships and ranges, viz:.
Townships 12345789 and 20 in range
1, east ui
s the sth meridian line
123 4 5 and 6 2 do
12345673 9 3 do
1 1011 12 13 £i 14 4 do
12 5 do
1 j 3 9 I 1415 18
19 and 20, 1 west do
On the first Monday in September next,
for the saie of such of the above described
lauds as arc tiluaicd in the billowing
townships and rang- s, nz : -
Townships 1 2 13 19 St 20. in
range 2, west ol
the sdi meridian line
115 1617 1819 &20 3 do
11jM1314 15 16 b 19. 4 do
129101112 13 & 6 5 do
12436 39 10 1112
13 and 13 6 do
On the Ist Monday in October next, for
the sate of such of the above described
lands as arc situated in the following town
ships a id ranges viz;
£ Townships 1 2 3‘4 567 10 1113 13 15 16
17 18 19 20, in
M r mge 7, wes o
the idi meridian line
X 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15
16 !>• 16 19 ,%ua 20 8 do
123406789 10 11
Ul3 19 and 20 9 do
19 10 .do
On the Isl Monday in November next,
for ine sale ot such of the above described
lauds as are situated in the following town
th-ps and ranges, uz:
a. Townships 133 4 567 8 910 and 11, in
range 10, west of
the 5 h meridian line
13456789 and 10,
In ange 11 do
S> 456789 and 10 12 do
2 3 456 7 8 and 9 13 do
345 6 7 ana 8 14 do
4 5 and 7 15 do
5 6 and 7 16 do
6 17 do
Each sate will commence with the low
est number of section, township, and
range, and proceed in regular numerical
order
The lands reserved by law for the nse
of schools, or for other purposes, will be
reserved from sale.
Given under my hand, at th>* City of
Washington, this i4th day of Much, i 822.
JAMES MONUOE.
%y the President:
Jos mi Meios,
Commissioner of the Gen. Land Office.
March 2a »wiN. 1
Georgia, Warren 1 ouuty.
Cle k's v iffice of tue Court of Ordinary.
Elizabeth My rick, admin.
»»iruin xof the cause of Owen Myrick,
late of said' county, deceased, applies for
' letter* diamiMory from her-*a.d adminis
trt'lon. . .-V-' 0*
This i* therefore to <cite and admonish
all uersona concerned, to enter their ob
jections (if any they luereV in tbit office*
evi’l.Vu the time pn tcyfriflrby law; or o
[i the wise said lett< is accordingly
■ ’ Gii • u under my ijn'pw office, Hi©2sth
day of February, 182?
r John rorrence.cVl^c.o.w.c.
March 7-^—nv*m
GEORGIA, IIN THE SUPF.RITjK
Scriven Coutny. 5 COURT,
April Term, 1 £33.
RULE NISI'.
IT appearing to the Couvt, upon the pe
tition of James Bilbo, that he is pos
sussed of a deed of tnv.rtgage fur all tint
tract of land consisting 0 f several tracts,
comprising in all, by survey, eleven hun
dred acres, more or less, commonly known
by the name of ,tudson’s Mills, or Hud
son’# Ferry, bounded by lands of the fol
lowing persons, to witTo the fast by
lands of Rickard Scruggs or James Green
how, deceased; to the west by lands of
' James GiOcnhow, deceased, and Richard
Scruggs; to ibe north by Savannah River;
to the south by lands of Francis Lunday,
BenjaiP'i, Haly and William Thorn; all
kfr.ia'te and being in the county of Scriv
■ en and/Stale of. Georgia, which deed was
* signed, sealed and delivered to the said
8 James Bilbo by James Hudson, on the se
cond day of August eighteen hundred
f and eleven; and which deed contains a
condition to be void,if the said Jatru s Ilod-1
J son, his heirs, executors, administrators,
1 or assigns, should faithfully pay to due
: ssid James Bilbo, his executors, adt/mis
trators, or assigns, the sum ol oi/j >hou
• sand dollars, according to the. true intent
>. and meaning of a certain Bond of the said
James Hudson, bearing cv*n date with
0 the said mortgage, duly trade and execut
d etl by the sain James Hudson, to the said
e James Bilbo, for the penal sum oftwothou
-4 sand dollars, conditioned for the payment
oftlie said s .im of one thousand dollars;
and the sai'i James Bilbo praying to have
7 the Equity of Redemption of the mortgag
ed premises foreclosed, in terms of the
> Act of the General Assembly in such cas*s
* rnade übd provided—lt is ordered, that
5 the prayer of the petitioner be granted,
if unless the whole amount of principal, in
i> tcrest and cost due on the said Bond and
i Mortgage- he paid into court within twelve
months, or good ca -sc shewn to the con.
) trary; It is further ordered, that this
rule be published once a month for twelve
i months in one of the public gazettes of
! this State.
1 A true extract taken from the minutes
i this 16th day of April, 1822.
, Seaborn Goodall, d’k.
April 29, 1822 ml2m
Georgia, Richmond county
November Term f 1*331.
Present, the Hon. John 11. Mostoomeuv,
Judge.
The Planter's Bank nf\
the State of Genrya, I
Assents of Barna Petition for Fore-
Me Anne, )• closure,
vs I
James B. Lafitte, anil I
four Lots in Augusta. J
RULE NISI.
Upon the Petition of the Planters
Bank, of the slate o f Georgia, praying the
the foreclosure of the equity of redemp
tion in and tocertain Lots, in the county
and state aforesaid, known in the plan ol
Lots laid out at the upper end of Broad
street, in Augusta, by ■ Daniel Sturges,
Purveyor General, on the twenty-eighth
day of February, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen, and lying on the north
side of Broad street, as numbers one, two,
eleven and twelve, each containing thirty
feet front* on said Broad street, (number
one excepted,) which contain* on Broad
street, twenty-two and a half feet, and on
Jones Street, thirty feet, being the same
on that, (Jonesstreet) ns ilie other three
Lots; which said Lots w ere mortgaged by
James D Labile to Barna McKinnc, on the
first day of July, one thousand eight luin
ired and eighteen, to secure the payment
of the sum of three thousand six hun
dred and seventy-two dollars and fifty
cents, with interest, at one, two and three
years, two thousand four hundred and
forty eight dollars and thirty-two cents,
with interest thereon, being now due and
unpaid to the said Planter* Bank—
And now at this term, upon the motion
of Thomas Flournoy, in behalf of the. Plain
tlfTT: It is ordered, that the principalin
terestdf cost due on said morlgagebe paid
uto Court, within twelve months from
the date hereof, or from thenceforth the
equity of redemption will be forever bar
red and foreclosed, ami the mortgaged
premises will be disposed of as the law
directs.
And it s further ordered, that his Rule
t.e published in one of the public Guz
eltcs of this place, at least once in every
mouth, until the time appointed for pay i
rnent, or served on the Mortgagor, or
!iis special agent at least six months, pre- i
vious to the time the money is directed to
be paid.
(Taken from the Minutes.)
John H. Mann, Clerk.
Clerk’s Office, }
13th Nov. 1821. S
Nov 15 ml2m
Georgia—Colanibia ( minty*
IN THE INFERIOR COUR T.
Thomas W. Battle,)
vs. iIIULE MJ SI.
./nines Brace well. J
UpON the petition of Thomas IV. Baltic,
muting that he was in possession of four
promissory notes for twenty-five dollars
each, given by James Brace well of Law
rence Cbunly; and ilia* the same have
been k>*t ot mifilait], and having filed in
the Interior Court Office the documents
thereto relating, in conformity to the si..’-
ute of this State, and the rules of Com
in such cases made and provided, and
praying the usual rule. It is therefore or
dered, that all persons concerned, do
•hew cause on or before the first day of
next term of this Court, why the prayer
of the petitioner should not be granted :
audit is further ordered, that this rule be
published in one or more of the public
. Gazettes of this State, once a month till
, the time of shewing cause thereon.
. (Taken from the Minutes.)
, Feb 7 H. LAM Alt, CVk. /. C,
; T %3r TO RENf,
I A. COMFORTABLE dwelling house, 1
* 1 tituated in a part of the city, un
t j sil the first day of Qttdffir next. Posses
. ion given Ist at this office,
or to Messrs- Brewsxet & Prescott.
i| March 25—ts
Georgia, Richmond Supe
rior Court.
November Term, 1821.
Present, the Hon. John 11. Mosrootftnr,
Judge.
The Planters’ Bank, of)
the Stale of Georgia, I
Assignees of Barna J Petition for Fore
McKmne, y closure.
vs, j
Two Lots ot Land in <
Augusta. J
UULI2MSI.
Upon the Petition of the
Hank, of the st.,te of Georgia, praying the
foreclosure of the equity of redemption,
in and to t'yo lots ot land, in the county
and state aforesaid, and city of Augusta,
in tlio |y an 0 f jots laid out at the upper
cnd o. Broad street, in said city of Angus,
oy Daniel Slurges, Surveyor General
the twenty-eighth day of February
wne thousand eight hundred & eighteen
' lying On the south side of Broad streei
\ as numbers fifteen and sixteen,confining
thirty feel each, front on said Broafi-stieei,
and extending hack to Ellis street; winch
, said lots of land were mortgaged on tiic
[ first day of July, one thousand eight bun
! dred and eighteen, by Patrick McDowah,
in his life time, to Barna WcKinne, to se-
I cure the payment of the sum of fifteen
nundred and twenty-seven collars and a
half, which said moitgage, the said Barna
McKinee, assigned to (tie Planters’Bank,
of the sin e of Georgia, on the tw« my
ninth of July, one thousand eight hun
dred and nineteen, upon which there is
now due the sum of five hundred and nine
dollars and seventeen cents, besides inter
ests as is staled.
And now, upon motion of Thomas
Flouinoy, attorney for said Bank; It is or
dered, that the principal, interest and
costs due on said mortgage be paid into
Court within twelve months from the date
hereof, or the equity of redemption in
the said mortgaged premises, will be for
ever foreclosed, and the said lots will be
disposed of, as the law directs
And it is further ordered, that this Rule
he published in one of the Public Ga
etlesof this stale, at least once in every
month until the time appointed for pay
ment, or served on the mortgagor or his
special agent, at least six months previous
to the time, the money is directed to be
paid.
("Taken from the Minutes.)
John H. Maim, Clerk.
Clerk’s Office, )
13th Nov 1821 5 Nov. 15 ml2m
Georgia, Richmond superior
Court,
November Term , 1821.
Present the Hon. John H. Mostgomiuv
Judge.
The Planter’s Bank of)
the State ot Georgia, j
Assignees of Barna 1 Petition for Fore-
M'Kinne, )• closure
vs.
Adam Hutchison, and
four Lots of Land
RULE MIS I
Upon the petition of the Planter’s
Bank of the Slate of Georgia, praying
the foreclosure of the Equity of Redemp
tion in and to four lots of Land, tying and
being in the city of Augurta, & county and
state aforesaid, known in the plan of lots
laid out at the upper end of Broad-Street,
by Daniel Sturgcs, Surveyor General, on
the twenty-cigluh day of February, eigh
teen hundred and eighteen, and lying on
the south side of Broad-St reel, as num
bers nine, ten, eleven ar.ct welve, contain
ing eaclt thirty feet front on said Broad-
Street, and extending back to Ellia-Sireet,
as by reference to said plan will more fully
appear; which said four lots of land were
mortgaged by Attain Hutchison, on the
first day of July, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen, to Barna M'Kinne, and
by said Barna M'Kinne assigned to the
said Planter’s Bank, on the twenty-ninth
day of July, ®ne thousand eight hundred
and nineteen, on which mortgage there
is now due twelve hundred and sixty-se
ven dollars and a half, with interest.
And now at this term, upon motion of
Thomas Flournoy, in behalf of said Bank,
It is ordered, That the principal, interest
and costs due upon the said mortgage, be
paid unto court, within twelve months
from the date hereof, or the Equity of
Redemption in the said mortgaged, pre
mises will be foreclosed, and the same dis
posed of ns the law dirveta. And it is
further ordered. That this Rule lie pub
lished in one of the public Gazelles of
this State at least once in every mouth
until the time appointed for payment, or
served on the mortgagor or his special
agent, at least six moths previous to the
lime the money is directed to be paid.
(Taken f om the Minutes, j
John li. Mann, ci’k.
Clerk’s Office, I3tli Nov. 1821 12m
Columbia Superior Court,
March Term , 1822.
Roger Harkins,}
vs. > Petition to Establish a
Benjamin Bcll.j Lost Promissory Note,
rp
Jl HE petitioner in this case having filed
bis petition, seeking to i stablish a lost
note, together with a copy of the said lost
note as nearly as he could recollect, ac
companied also by an affidavit of the for
mer existence of the said note, and die loss
of the same; —It is ordered, that the said
petition and documents be affiled in the
Clerk’s office of the Superior Court, open
to the inspection of all and every person
interested therein ; audit is further order
ed, that the said lost note given by Ben
jamin Bell to the petitioner, be establish
ed in lien of tne original, unless the said
Benjamin Bell shall shew cause on or be
fore the first day of the next term of this
court, why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted.
Extract from the Minutes-
Simmons Crawford, d’k,
March 25, 1822 - mfim
Qj* A young man who is
at present wit of employ, would devote
his time to Posting Books, making out
Accounts, &c.—pply at this office,
J TSoRGIA, lIN THE SUPERIOR
I Jtincoln County. S COURT,
, February Term, 1822,
Presen. —ibe.r Honors Thomas Murray ,
Item Itemson, James E. Todd, & Arthur
, Frazer, Esquires,
vv HEREAS John F. Smith has peti
tioned the court for the establishment ot
; two promissory notes which isalledged to
be lost, one given by John Pride for three
hundred and fifty dollars, bearing date
about the fifteenth ot January, eighteen
hundred and twenty, payable to John
Branch or bearer, ten days after the date
thereof, of which note the said John F:
bmiih states himself to be the bearer; —
and me other note given by John M- Doo
ly, for four Impelled and seventy five dot-
I lers, bearing date about the twenty se
venth day of July, eighteen hundred ami'
I twenty one, payable to the smd John F.
Smith or bearer, on or before the litleenih
| of November next, after the date of said
note, which said petition and affidavit of
the loss of said notes is filed in (he clerk’s
ollice of this court, and praying the ts
tabl.shment of the said copies in place of
th> originals.
ON MOTION— It is Ordered, that all
persons concerned do shew cause on or
before the first day of the mxt term of
tins court, to be liolden on the fourth
Monday in July next, why the prayer of
die petitioner should not be granted,& the
said copies be established as the originals.
It is further Ordered, that this rule be
published in one of the public gazettes of
Augusta once a month until the time in
shewing cause thereon.
True copy taken from the minutes of
said court this 9th March, 1822.
Peter Lamar, cl’k.
March 18, 1822 niSni
In the Superior Court,
l if iiimmd county
Present the Honorable Juun H. Wontgo
WKiir, Judge.
The Pres dent, Directors')
and Company of the Dunk |
of Augusta, ! Petition for
•'s. f Foreclosure.
Thomas Grace and 'Two |
Lots of Land. J
RULE NTbf.
UPON the petition of the President,
Directors and Company of the Bank
ot Augusta, praying the foreclosure of
the equity of redemption in and to a cer
tain lot or parcel ot land in the. city of
Augusta, lying on the south side ot Broad
street, and extending back to Ellis street,
on which and on Broad street it has a
front of twenty-seven feel, bounded on
the east by John Cashin's lot, and on the
west by John Gindrat’s lot; also in and to
another lot or parcel of land in Summer
ville, about three miles from Augusta,
containing two acres, bounded on the
north east by Walton Way, having a front
thereon of two hundred and sixteen feet,
conveyed by James Murphey and wife to
Thomas Grace, which said lots were mort
gaged by tiie said Thomas Gtace to the
sod Prnsident, Directors and Company
Ot the Bank of Augusta on the eighteenth
day of August, in the year ol our ord
one thousond, eight hundred and nine
teen, to secure the payment of sundry
promissory notes, amounting in the whole
to seven thousand three hundred ami
ninety six dollars : and the sum of seven
thousand five hundred and sixty seven
dollars and twenty seven cents being now
due upon the said mortgage.
And now, to wit—at the November
term, 1821, upon motion of Richard Hen
ry Wilde, petitioners’attorney,
It is Ordered by the Court, That th*
principal, interest and cosis due on sa».i
mortgage be paid into court w ithin twelve
months from the dale hereof, or from
thenceforth the equity of redemption will
be forever barred and foreclosed; and the
mortgaged premises sold as the law di
rects, And it is further ordered, tiiat a copy
of this rule be published in one of the Ga
zettes of this place, at least once in every
month until the time appointed for pay
ment, or served on the mortgagor or his
special agent at least six months previous
to the time the money is directed to be
paid.
Taken from the Minutes.
Jolm H. Mann, cl’k.
Clerk’s Office, 15th J
November, 1821. 5 ml 2m
Notice.
NINE months after date application
will be made to the honorable the
Inferior court of Lincon county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell all the real estate of Ruth Williamson,
deceased; sold for the Benefit of the heirs
and creditors.
James Wadsworth, ndm’r.
March 25, 1822 mffin
N otice.
months after date, application
will he made to the Hon. the Inferior
Court, of Columbia County, when setting
lor Ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell
the real estate of Edward Prather, dec
late of said County, sold for the benefit
of the heirs and creditors of said deceas
ed.
Win. Magrndcr,
Stephen Hogc. 5
March 4, 1822. m9m
Bethlehem Academy.
At the request of Mr, Jonx F. Waters,
Principal of the Female Academy at Beth
lehem, we attended an Examination of the
Pupils of that Institution on the 12th ult
We feel no difficulty in declaring that we
were highly gratified with the evidences
which the Young Ladies exhibited of the
ability and fidelity with which they hud
been instructed, and of the diligent atten
tion which they had paid to the different
branches of study in which they had been
engaged during the late term
This Seminary, in our opinion still main
tains its title to public confidence and pat
ronage, of which we have heretofore
thought it worthy.
JVL W add el,
Thos. Goulding.
May 9 1m
TH®
Washington City Gazette.
Proposition for a full and systematic report
of Congressional proceedings.
JL HE Editor of the Washington Gaz
cue has been anxious, ever since the
commencement ot lus paper in 1315, to
furnish a fu.l display o» Hie proceedings
of boiu houses of Congiess: In 1817 and
in 18i9 he endeavored iO accomplish ins
original plan, hu sufficient patnmagi
couid no., ai either period, be procured
to justity the vas additional expense of
testing the experiment, by the employ,
nienl oi a sufficient number of reporters,
tu tarnish ibe current debates of Con
gress, lor puol.catiun, on the day on wbici.
U‘ty take place, fie now believes tbe
trnic lias at length arrived wnen the eye
of the nation is more attentively fixed an
lire acis of its iegislau rs; that a more
earnest desire is felt throughout the re.
pimlic to read lilt legislative proce. dings
and debates, from the seat of the geneial
government; and that a-daily newspaper
cinbiacmg the plan of pion.pt anti ougi
nal reports, vtotdd meet with that support
from an intelligent and patriotic commu
nity, sufticiui. to defray the necessary
expences, attendant on such an undei.
taking. He therefore submi's the follow
ing plan lor thisdepaitment ot the Wash
ington Gazette —
1 Five competent reporters to be cn
gaged; two to be. emplo) ed in the Sen
ate and three in tbe House ot Represen
tatives ; wht.se time will be exclusively
devoieu to accomplish tbe object of this
proposal :
2. The debates to be currently and cor
rectly primed on the day of delivery, if
possible.
3. The plan of the London reporters
to be followed, by transcribing the notes,
when they amount to a certain number of
lints, for press, during the continuance of
the (Itbate, s>. as to produce tbe matter
in type, <s fast as the copy is prepared
The immediate vicinity of the Gazette
Office to the Capitol, will afford great fs
cih y to secure the execution of this part
of the pi -ject;
4 Tiie reports of interesting debates to
be as literal as practicable.
5. The avc age quantity of congression
al matter to be furnished, in a small, but
legible type, will be from live to eight
colnm is a day.
6 And fini.lly, as a fundamental rule, no
speech will be admitted, that has not been
actually delivered on the floor of Cotigress :
Th’. orators shall appiar in their own
phraseology as strictly as consistent with
tbe rules of the language.
A handsome 4to edition will also be is
sued weekly, embracing tbe most impor
tant public documents, foiming a connect
ed history of congressional proceedings,
price g 5 for the session.
For the success of this undertaking,
the editor relies principally on the mem
bers of congress ; if each in addition to
his own pa ronage, (say a half' a dozen pa
ptrs) will procure from five to ten sub.
scribers, in their respective districts, the
successor the undei .aklng would beren
dered more certain amt permanent. The
plan will be adopt, d, however, for the
next session of Congress at least, as the
editor anxiously hopes to merit the con
tinued approbation of congress in the
prosecution of it. His extensive printing
. stabbshment, constantly in operation,
enables him to assure the public that the
mechanical means, necessary for the un
dertaking, are already on the spot.
The price of subscription to the Gaz
ette, daily, is ten dollars—thrice a week,
five dollars, per annum, as heretofore
No subscription taken for less than
invariably payable in advance for tbe cuun
try
Subscriptions will be received by the
editor at Congress, and at bis office, On
the Pennsylvania Avenue
JONATHAN ELLIOTT.
Editors of papers who exchange with
this Gazette are requested to insert the
above two or three times, and the favor
will be gracefully acknowledged.
April 2i.
25 Dolls Reward.
Xl .N AWAY from the subscriber abou'
tiu 25. h March, a negro named ABRAM,
ao.mt 22 or 23 years of age, dark com
plexion, about six feet high, speaks cor
rectly, has a down look, stoops very much ’
in his walk, remarkable large feet, thick
lips, has a scar un his forehead apparently
occasioned from a stick, one of his thumbs
much disfigured from a whitlow, is very
cap-able of telling a plausable story.
The above reward will be given to any
person who will deliver said negro tome
in Barnwell Distiict, near King Creek
Post Uffice, or ten dollars if in any jail
here nformation may be bad—Said fel
low is acquainted both in Buike and Au
gusuta
William Black.
April 29——p
Administrator’s Sale.
WILL be sold at the Market-House,
in the City of Augusta, un Tuesday, the
4lh of June next, between the usual hours
of Sale—
A tract of Land, tying
in the Second District of Early, No. 39.
—ALSO—
At the same time and
place, a Neg o Woman, named Juna, be
longing to tbe estate of Emanuel Grego
ry, dec’d, and sold for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors of said deceased.
Lewis H- Gregory, adin'r
April 4 wtda
Notice.
NINE months after dale application wiH
be made to the honorable the Court
of Ordinary of Columbia county, for leave
to sell ninety three acres of land, more or
less, lying in Columbia county, belonging
to the estate of Allen H. Jones, deceased,
and to be said for the benefit of the heirs
and creditors of said dec’d.
Thos. Dooly, I d ,
RichM Jones, s *
May 13, 1822 - ■■'-<%n9mp
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February 28,
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Notice. ' t
NINE months afterdate application wil
be made by me to the honorable (lie
court of Ordinary of Burke county, for_
leave to sell a part of the real estate of|
John Thompson, deceased, for the benefit ■
of the heir-, and creditors of said estate f
Tabitha Thompson, adno.J
February 4, 1822 m9m j
Notice. 1
NINE Months after date hereof appl I
cation will be made to the honopb 1 -'-
the court of Ordinary for Columbiaicoun
ty, for leave to sell twenty thousand acres 1
of land in the county of Montgomery, the j
snne being part of the veal estate ot Z
doc Mag ruder, deceased—to be sold far
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
said deceased.
George Magnuler, aclm r-
Tresey Ma grader, adm x.
July 2, 1821-—m9m
Notice.
N” INS months after date application will
be made to the honorable the Jus;ires
of the Inferior court of the Count v of Sem
en, while sitting for ordinary pin poses, hr
leave 10 sell a t the real estate btdongiif
to the estate of the late Daniel No-'A
sen’r- deceased, for the purpose of iron
ing a division among the heirs of satdik
ceased.
Thos: H. Burns,
In right of his wife-
March 14, 1822 —m9m
Nine Months after date application
wi be made to the honorable the justices
of tbe Inferior court of Burke count?
when sitting for ordinary purp°^ e ®'
leave to sell the whole of the real est?
of Solomon Daniel, late of said county,
deceased, fir the benefit ot the hem> an
creditors of said deceased.
Britton L. Pierre,
Administrator with the will annexed.-
November 15, 1821—. —m9m
NINE months after date'apphcib."
will be made to the honorably '
rior court of L ncoln county, for lea.
sell all the real estate of James La-,
dec. Rtith the widows dower in > t ‘
land lying on Gray’s creek in said c
John H. Walker, adm r*
November 18, 1821-^--in9ir.