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the President of the
Vftited States.
WHEREAS tbe President of the U-
Dited State* is authorized by law to
cause land* to be offered for salie :
Therefore, 1, Jaxss Mosbok, President
of the United States, do herercby declare
end make known that the public sales
shall be held as follows, via
At the Land Office at Terre Haute, in
Indiana, on the first Monday in July next
for the sale of
Township* 17 *nd tB, ill range 1, east of
the 2d principal
meredlan line
17 and 18, in ranges 1 to 9, west do
At the Land Office at Vandalia, in illi
qois, on the third Monday in July next, for
the sale of
Township It, 12, 13 and 14, in ranges 1
1 and 2, east of the 3d prin
cipal meridian line
-11,12, 13,14 and 15, in ranges
3 and 4, do
At the same place on the third Monday
in August next, (or the sale of
towmhips 11,12,13, 14 and 15, inranges
5,6 and 8, east of the Jd
principal meridian line
U, m range 7, do
At the Land Office at Palestine, in lili
noi*, on the fu st Monday in August next,
for the sale of
Township* «, 7, 8 and 9, in ranges 9. 10
snd 11, i aslof 3d principal
meridian line
S. 6,7, 8 and 9, in range 14
west of 2d do
8 and 9 12 and 13, do
At the same place, on the first Monday
?r September next, for the sale of
awfilhipt 10 11 12 and 13, in ranges 9
1U and 11, eas' nfHie 3d
principal meridian line
10 11 t 2 and Id, in ranges 12
13 grid It, west of 2d dn
At the same place, on the Ist Monday in
October nt x<, for the sale < f
Township* 14 15 16 and 17, in ranges 9
10 (J 11, east of 3prin
cipal meridian line
14 15 16 and 17, in ranges 12
13 ana 14, west of 2d do
At the same place, on the Ist Monday in
November next, for theaiue of
Townahips 18 19 20 and‘2l,in ranges 9 10
and 11, eas of 3d prin
cipal meridian line
18 19 20 5s 21, in ranges 13 and
14, west of 2d principal
meridian line
18 19 k 20 in range 12, do do
11> do do
17 18 19 & 20 10, do do
At the Lund Office for the Northern d s
friot of Louisiana, at the town of Ouachita
on the first Monday in November next, f'o
the Side 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
Os the county of Independence, in the Ar
kansas territory, for the sale of such lands
Os the United States as are situated in the
following described townships and ranges
M)d which have been excluded from the
lottery wf the lands appropriated for satis
fying warrants for military services, viz :
On the first Mommy in August next, for
the sale of such of the above described
Linds as are situated in the following town
Ships and ranges, viz :
Township* 12345789 and 20 in rangi
1, east of
the sth meridian line
12 34 5 and 6 2 do
123456 786 i 9 3 d o
1210111213 Si 14 4 do
12 5 do
1239 V 1415 18
19 and 20, 1 west <J,
On the first Monday in September next,
for the sale of such f the above deaciibed
lands as are situated in the following
ow nships and ranges, viz:
Townships 1 2 18 19 Ik 20, in
range 2, west o
the sth meridian line
11516 17 1819 Ik 20 3 do
110 1113 14 1516 4*19 4 do
129101112 13 k 6 5 do
1 2 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 t
13 and 18 6 do I
On the Ist Monday in October nexi for I
the sale of such of the above desetibed <
lands as are situated in the following town* (
ships and lunges viz; t
Townships 4 5 6 7 101112 13 15 16
17 lo 19 * 20, in
range 7, we*’ of
ffie sth meridian line
12345678910 IS
16 17 IB 19 ami 20 8 do
123466789 10 11 I
12 18 19 and 20 9 do
19 10 do 1
On the Ist Monday in November next, '
for the sale of such of the above described
1a..0s as are situated in the follow ing town
ships aim ranges, vit:
Townships 123456789 10 oml 11, in
range 10, west of
the Sill meridian line
1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and 10,
in range 11 do
2 3 456789 and 10 12 do
2346 67 8 and 9 13 do
345 6 7 and 8 14 do
4 5 and 7 15 do
5 6 and 7 16 do i
6 17 do i
Bach s*t« will commence with tbe low- <
esv number oC section, unvnship, and t
twnge, and proceet in regular numerical I
order. 1
The lands reserved by law f or t ) )e nse \
Os or for other purpose:,, ,
reserved from sale. ,
Given under my hand, at the City ia
Washington, this 14th uay of M.rch, 1822.
JAMES MONKOE.
By the Pi esidem:
J ostia Mxios,
Commissioner of the Ben. Land Office.
)|arch 88
Notice
Tot \uukee Tricks.
IX peraon* ai e hereby cautioned from
dn..urn for a note of hand, signed Elen
‘ ter M. Lamkin, dated the third of No-
Teoiber, 1831, given to Mr. S. F-.iot, pay
nble six months after d-te, for Thirty
two Dollars; the Same being fraudulent
ly obtained f<>r a consideration which
have hitherto failed, and will for ever con
tinue to fail.—Therefore I am determined
not to pay itunieaacon pelted.
August L-2t* JOHN VAMKIN.
1 Sheriff s Sales.
WILL be sold st the Court House in
Jacksonborough, Scriven county,
on the first Tuesday in September next,
’ between the hours of ten snd four o’clock,
700 Acres of Land,
t Situate, lying, and being in the county of
• Scriven on the Savannah River, adjoining
i lands of Pearce and Gibbons, levied on us
the property of Granville Devil), to satis
i fy sundry executions in favor of James
t Voung vs. Granville lievill and Robert
lievill, levied snd returned by a consta
| ble : Also,
i Fifty Acres of Pine Land,
! in said county, adjoining funds of Richard
1 Williamson, U Zachius Long; taken as the
property of Merodilh Poythress, Sen. to
‘ satisfy two small executions in favor of R.
M Williamson, Jun. vs. Merodiili Poy
thress and Cleton Poyhtress, levied & re
■ turned by a constable
Also,
1 One Negro Man
, named TOM, taken as me pup. ityofJohn
M, Roberts, to satisfy sundry executions in
3 favor of Samuel S. Marver and others vs.
1 John M. Roberts, levied and returned by
. a constable :
Also,
Sixty-two Acres of Land,
• situate, lying, and being ill said county,
adjoining land belonging to the heirs of
> Noah Freeman and others, th* said sixty-
I t vv« acres being part ts a tract i f find that
originally belonged to Janies M'Gowin,
di ceased, which said tract of land was giv.
en by said James M'Gowin lo his cbil Iren,
after the d« ath of lux w ile Mary, now the
wife of Thomas Floyd. The aforesaid
sixty-two acres of laud was sold by Alex
ander M'Gowin, one of the children of
the afuresaid James M'Gowin, deceased,
lo one Stephen Cu l‘*r—- levied on as the
property of the said gUphen Uut er, to
satisfy a fi. fa. in favor ot David Swicord
vs. Siephen ButUr :
-At.ao.
One sorrel mare & 1 sorrel colt,
•uk' ii as ;liv property of i beopbilus il< 1-
well, to satisfy afi fa. in favor of Timothy
Arnett vs. Theophil is Hoi well
Also,
Two Negroes,
Becky, a woman, and Betty, a girl, levied
on as the property of Stephen Miller, to
satisfy sundry small executions in favor < f
(J'-orge M'Kay vs. Stephen Miller and
John Miller, levied and returned by a con
stable Also,
500 Acre s of Land,
lying in flic county of Scriven adjoining
binds of Robert Arnett and others, levied
on ns the properly of Peter Arnett, ti» sa
tisfy executions in favor of John Connelly
v a Peter Arnett and Robert Arnett, levied
and returned by a constable :
Also,
One (xig and harness,
levied on ss the property of Wabam Far
mer, to satisfly a fi. la. in favor of Zaclia
tiah Long vs. William Funner.
James Bryan, s. s. c.
August 6—— tds.
{Sheriff's bale.
Will Sold,
4r Lined' ton on the first Tuesday in
September next, between the usual
hours.
800 Acres of land, more
T less, adjoining lands of John M‘Cnrd
and John 11. Walker, on the waters of Id
le river; to satisfy sundry small exccn
lions issued from a justices Court, against
Henry Stinges ; levied and returned to
me by a constable, the property pointed 1
out by said Sturgis.
--ALSO—
-100 Acres of land, ta
en as the properly of Wm. Covington, Ju
nior, adjoining Lamkin and Fleming, on ■
little River ;it being a part of a tract for- I
mcrly belonging to Wm. Covington, dec (
tbe place whereon the defendant now .
lives, to satisfy sundry executions, issued j
from a Justices Court, against said Wm. <
Covington, Junior; levied and returned i
to me by a Constable, the propeitv poin- i
ted out by the shurity. Terms Cush ,
N. Bussev, s. l. c. (
July 25 3t
C ity Sheriff's Sale. \
On the third Tuesday in the present '
month, ( August 1822) at the Market-house
in the city of Augusta, between the hours
of 10 A M and 3 o'clock P M Will be
exposed at Public Sale, the following pro
p« ity, seized and taken in execution by
virtue of sundry writs of’Ficri Facias.
VIZ: I
Five barrels,containing small
quantities of Rum. Gio, W hiskex, Vinegar ,
and Cider, and two empty barrels—urn ]
quarter box of cigars, otie half keg con
taining shout 2 ) lbs tobacco, one large ,
tub containing fifty-eight bofles; one gun- ,
smith’s vice, om foaling piece, one set ,
scales and weights, one half gallon and (
one quart mug, seven tumbler* one hatch
et, one coarse matrass, a few plates, knives t
and forks, seven cocks for small casks, uud j
fourteen bundles of candle wick, seized i
by virtue of a writ of attachment at the j
instance of James E Doyle vs. Daniel M t
Jackson, and sold as public prcpcity by
an order of Court.
—ALSO— £
One bright bay Horse, with ]
a blaze., f acC| Br i ze j and taken in
execution, to satisfy the Savannah River
Navigation Cunpany, and Jesse Ansley,
being the prepay °f j°h n Kinny, jr.
Conditions, o«gKk n f ore delivery.
Wm. Bee, ovff. c . a.
August B—3t
p
Brought to Jail in Ja«r.
sonborougb, Scriven county, on the 2d oil)
August, a Negro man who says his name is
CAMBRIDGE, snd that he belongs to the
widow Harris, near Augusta.—He is of a
tolerable dark complexion, and appears to <
be tolerably old. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
James Bryan, Jailor,
A\»gust 51.— 8 t. ]
City Sheriff’s Sale,
On the third Tuesday in the present
month, (August 1822) at the Market-house
in the city of Augusta, between the Lours
of 10 A. M and 3 o’clock P M Will
be exposed at Public Sale, the following
property, seized and taken in execution
by virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias.
VIZ :
One negro woman named
Mills, to satisfy J Kassai. and Lawrence,
Rsptlye, & Co, being the property of
Isaac Laroache
One negro woman named
Nancy, and hei four children Uactfe'l,
a yellow boy, Lewis a black boy, and I’at
sey and Emily, negro girls, to satisfy I en
ny h Hill, being the property of Joshua
Merrill, Ik Co.
—ALSO—
One negro man named Ned,
and one negro woman named Easter, to
satisfy Wm. Mckie, being the properly ol
James Spann,
i ALSO—
One dark brown Mare and
Saddle, to satisfy James bar mer, being
the property of Charles 11. Wilson
Conditions Cash before delivery, and
purchasers to pay for titles
Wm. Itec, Sli’ff c. a
Ansrust 6 3t
Notic e and Caution.
WHEREAS I have been informed that
J> bn Carnochan and Peter Mitchell
of this City have by sundry deeds recently
mortgaged and assigned »o diverse per
sons cither their individual creditors, credi
tors ofthe late firm ot Carnochan & Mitchel
or others, ail or sum ry the property aud
firm as veil as their own individual pro])
>ry and estate consisting togeth« r of
houses, lots, lands, stores, iv.=re3, negroes
&c. in Savannah and Darien in Georgia or
the neighborhood thereof, and elsewhere
with their interest or share in the stock
Os the Lower Steam Mill near Darien,
aud sundry shares in the United States
Bank and other Banks, as well as sundiy,
debts due to them in various places, beside
lauds, lots, negroes Ike. in the territory of
Florida and particularly one large tract
of land bought of Forb> s & Co. laying be
tween the rives St. Marks and apalachico-
I« in the te rltory of Florida aforesaid.
These are hereby to caution the public
a rainst purchasing any part of the said
property or estate so conveyed, or any o
therprop rty belonging to the saidCarno
chan Sc Mitchell or either of them as I hold
prior mortgages on the greatest part there
of which are on record in the registry in
Savannah and Darien aforesaid and in
Charleston, S. C. and equitable liens on
all the property of said Jonn Carnochan
and Peter Mitchell.
William Christie.
June 10 1 .wit
To the Vwbiic.
J CARNOCHAN and I* Mitchel, are
• sorry to be again brought before
(he public by a second notice of Mr. Chris
ties, who has undoub'edly claims against
iturn which when finally liquidated on
the decision of the suit now pending, they
will try to satisfy as soon as possible there
after.
The deeds under which Mr. Christie
claims an exclusive right to all the real
and personal estate of Carnochan and
Mitchel, are considered us informal, un-
Just and illegal. Hence diey have been
nought and are still before the Court,
and other deeds have been executed and
recorded, conveying the property for the
use of all their creditors, Mr. Christie in
eluded ; without any trus* or reservation
beneficial to C, and M. or their families ;
and if this be not agreeable to that gen
tleman, it must nevertheless appear fair
and equitable to the public and all who
have a sense of justice*
Idle Trustees under the ktc deeds are
anxious to sell the Lands in Florida, allud
ed to in the notice of Mr. C and to apply
the proceeds to the immediate payment
of part of his demand and deposit a suffi
ciency thereof to cover all his claim, sub
ject to the decision of the Court—but his
opposi ion to any reasonable sale, as one
interested in his own right, whilst injur
ing ail parties concerned, must be borne
until a sale can be made under an order of
Court
Savannah, June 8.
ttjr” Editors of papers who insert Mr.
Christie’s notice, will please insert the a
hove until his is withdrawn, and forward
their bilb to this cliice where they will be
promptly paid by
J. C. &. T. M.
Jun u 13 nwd
Land for Sale.
ffMIE subscriber will offer at I’ublic
1 Sale, on the premises, the 3d of No
vember next, (if not previous to that
time disposed of at priva c contract) Lis
Farm on Savannah river, 10 miies above
August i, adjoining Lands of Messrs. Nel.
sun, Keith it Howard, containing 781 A
cres, 300 of which is cleared and in good
repair, the present crop if viewed will re
commend the fertility of the soil, he par’
so clear is well wooded and timbered,
the improvements are a tolerable dwell
ing house, a New Cm House, Corn-Houses
!kc. For terms apply io Walter Leigh,
Esq. or to the subscriber. At the same
time and place, will be sold,
1000 Bushels of CORN
and several thousand lbs. of Fodder, wi*h
many other articles appertaining to the
Plantation too tedious to enumerate.
Wm. Collier.
July £9 ts
Tax Collector’s
And Treasurer’s Office.
TThE City, Road and Well Tax for the
year 1822, being now due, and payable,
♦he subscriber will attend at his office on
“lad-street, upper tenement of the
f r * d sj..B«nk, every day, Loin 9 A M to
i the same until the 30ih
day ot . next, after which time cxecu
tions will issufc,_ a j nst fofjuUgf, wu jj.
out discrimination.
John Wilde,
1 tptll 25 ts C T * C ’ A *
Athena l?ema\e
t
'■ fl'
8 X HIS Institution is under the direction
II jo Elisha W- Chester, B«q. a graduate
? of Middlebury College, assisted by Miss
n Fish and Hiss Wood ; the former, an In
structress of considerable experience and
both well qualified for the duties of their
1 office
The examination of their pupils took
J place on the 28th of May. The highest
anticipations of the Trustees and citizens
Iwho attended on the occasion were more
than realized. The promptness with
’» which the must difficult questions were
’ answered in English Grammar, Arithmetic,
l * Geography both Ancient and Modern,
a Rhetoric, See. evinced at once the industry
of the pupils and the fidelity ot the In
structresses:
, The trustees of this Female Seminary,
„ at the commencement of the year, de
,(■ ciavtd that it was not their intention to
puff the Institution into notice ; yet they
fe: I no hesitation in saying that they have
1 seldom witnessed an Examination in which
Giris of the same age did tin mselves or
g their Instructresses more credit and, after
having observed for six months the course
J of instruction pursued here and the de
gree of proficiency attained, we can con
scientiously recommend this Academy as
worthy of the public patronage The
hcalthfulness of this place and the advan
tages which as a village it enjoys, it is
confidently hoped will oiler sufficient in-
X duccments to parents to place ■ heir daugh
| lets in this Seminary,
y Young lathes from abroad are required
. to board with the Rector in his family, or
with some relative. With the exception
| of Music, every branch of a solid and or
-1 mimental education may be here acquired.
\t the close of the next vacation, it is in
i' 'ended to adopt in the Academy a more
i regular and systematic course of cducu
. lion than is generally pursued in similar
Institutions The vacations are so arrang
ed that the Rector is seldom un the cir
cuit during the term.
| His professional duties, therefore, in
t terfere but little with his attention to the
government and superintendattee of the
■ Academy.
Musks Waddkl,
A. S. (Jlaytos, J Trustees nf the
J.. Nis a it, > Athens female
Jno. A. Coil a, » Academy,
A. Hull. J
Athens, Geo. June 27,1822——6 m
Very Valuable
Heal Kstate for Sale, within
12 miles of August a,
I OFFER for sale my Valuable .ractof
Land, lying on the road leading from Au
gusta to Washington, distant from the
' former about 12 miles, containing foui
hundred Acres of prime Upland, wella
lapted to growing Corn or Cotton, situ
ated in a healthy, and respectable neigh
borhood. This tract has several orchards
which bear as fine fruit as the country af
fords.
Presuming none will purchase without
examining, it Is thought unnecessary to
enter into particulars. But persons wish
ing health and fine laud are requested to
call. Terms can be made known by ap
plying on the premises to the subscriber,
or to John Cashin, or Hays Dowdre, in
Augusta.
J. W. Beall.
June 20 If
For Sale ,
A MOST desirable SUMMER RESI
DBNCE on the Sand-Hills, near the
branch of the Richmond Academy, with
anv quantity of land not exceeding forty
orfifty acres The dwelling house is large,
commodious, and neatly finished, having
two stories and eight rooms, besides pas
sages and a ganet, and a piazza on one
side of (he building, and a portico on the
other, together with ten or eleven com
fortable out houses; a good garden; as
collection of the most choice iruit trees,
grape vines, Btc. and a rpring of pure wa.
ter within seventy or eighty yards of the
dwelling house, and a spring house.—Ap
ply to Wm W. Holt, Esq. or the Office
of the Augusta Chronicle.
May 30 if
Executor’s Sale.
WILL be,sold at Applihg, in Columbia
county, o-i the first Tuesday in Sep
tember ru;xt, three hundred acres of land
on Big Xiokee Creek, adjoining Cumming
and Cnlbreatli, bel mging to the estate of
Ambrose Jones, dec.—sold by an order of
court for the benefit «‘’tlie heirs of said de
ceased.—Terms of sale, one and tw oyeara
credit.
Archer Avery, ex’r.
July 8 w9tp
Advertisement.
EU'ty BoWi\t» IWwartT
ri'AKKN out of mv plantation, on the
J. night of the 13th of last mouth, a
I ke'y Dark Bay Gelding, five years old
last April, five feet or upwards high, light
made, trots high and rough, dished luce,
his hind legs rather straighter than com
mon, his main hangs on both sides, no
white recollected, only where he has been
galded by the gears. Any person appre
hending the said thief, so that he may be
brought to justice, shall receive the above
reward, and ten dollars for the horse on
ly. Paid by the subscriber living near Co
lumbia Court House.
Nathan Benton.
August 8 ts
Administrators bale.
Ijkfll.L he sold at Columbia Court
» v House on the first Tuesday in Go
ober next, the real estate of Sarah Mar
shall, deceased, containing 28 acres of
'and, including a valuable Grist Mill, ad
joining Marshall and Jones.— Sold by or
tier of the Court of Ordinary for the bene
fit of the heirs and creditors of said de
ct-asad.
Nathan Crawford,
for self and C Admr
Thos*. S. ikrybss. V
Aug Hgt B.—-6103 *
In the Superior Court,
Richmond county
Present the Honorable Joan 11. Moxtoo*
me nr, Judge.
J The President, Directors”'!
: and Company of the bank j
* of Augusta, { Petition for
j vs. f Foreclosure,
Thomas Grace and Two I
r Lots of Land. J
RULE NISI,
t the petition of the President,
1 U Directors and Compnny of the Bank
® of Augusta, praying the foreclosure of
5 the equity of redemption in and to acer-
J tain lot or parcel of land in the city of
5 Augusta, lying on the south side of Broad
’ street, and exlendingback to Ellis street,
’ on which and on Broad street it has a
f front of twenty-seven feet, 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 Adjust a,
0 containing two acres, bounded on the
north east by Walton Way, having a front
" thereon of two hundred and sixteen feet,
1 conveyed by James Murphey and wife to
T % Thomas Grace, w hich said lots were mort
' gaged by tire said ! Lomas Grace to the
s s-.id Prnsident, Directors and Company
of the Bank of Angus.a on the eighteenth
’ day of August, in the year of our oid
® one thousand, eight hundred and nine
: teen, to secure the pat meat of sundry
promissory notes, amountiog in the whole
* to seven thousand three hundred and
ninety six dollars: and the sum of seven
thousand five hundred and siMy seven
. dollars and twenty seven cents being no.v
due upon the said mortgage.
r And now, to wit—at the November
1 term, 1821, upon motion of Richard Hen
ry Wilde, petitioners’attorney.
It is Ordered by the Court, That the
| principal, interest and costs 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, that a Copy
[ of this rule be published in one of the Ga
zelles of this place, al least once in every
month until the time appointed for pay
ment, or served on the mortgagor or his
special agent al least six months previous
to the time the money is directed to be
paid.
Taken from the Minutes.
John H. Mann, cl’k
Clerk’s Office, 15th >
November, 1821. $ ml 2m
GEORGIA.
Superior i ourt, Burke county.
IN EQUiTi.
Between
Joim Hogg& Mary Hogg, "V
Complainants . *ts
AM) S
Arthur Bell,
Green Bell, o
Thomas Bell, , ? aa ‘-3
Luvesee Martin, I
Charles Skinner, [ |-* c* •£
Robert Nobles, ££ £*■*
Claiborne Nobles, Q
Nancy & John Clary, 3
Charles Simons, and r O
Nancy Simons, (Si
Defendants. J
It having been made satisfactorily to
appear to the Court, that it; bel t Nobles,
Claiborne Nobles, Nancy and John Clary,
Charles Simons, and Nancy Simons, re
side ou of ihis State, or in some distant
place unknown.
It is Ordered, That the said defendants
be made parties, by a publication of this
rule, once a month for six months, in one
of the public gazettes of this State.
A true extract from the minutes 25th
April 1822.
John Bell, d. cl’k.
May 13, 1b22 mfim
GEORGIA, I
Lincoln Superior Court. 5
April T erm, 1832.
William i*. Dennis Mahoney, T
vs. C
Samuel Curry. j
Rule fur foreclosure of Mortgage.
Ul’ON (he Petition of William & Den
nis Mahony, pray ing the foreclosing the.
Equi y ot Redemption, in and to all that j
tract of Land, lying and being in the
County of Lincoln and State of Georgia,
containing fifty-five acres, more or less,
lying and being on the waters of New
ford Creek, adjoining lands of Seal, Ly on,
Henley and Sharp; which said tract of
Land «as mortgaged by Samuel Curry to
your Petitioners the better to secure the
sum of three hundred and fony-two dol
lars and twenty-seven cents, with interest.
On motion of Micajah Henly, attorney
for said William it Dennis Mahony. It is
ordered that the principal interest and »
cost be paid into Court within tw’elve
months from this day, otherwise the E
quity of ledemption in and to the Mort
gaged premises, will be from henceforth
forever, barred and foreclosed, >nd that
this rule be published in one of the pub
lic Gazettes of this State, once in every
month, until the time appointed by this '
rale for payment or a copy, served upon
the said Samuel Curry, or his special a
gent, at least six months previous to the
time the money is directed to be paid into
Court.
1 certify the foregoing to be a true Copy
taken from the Minutes of said Court, this
fifteenth dav of May, 1822.
Peter Lamar, Cl’k.
May 20 ml2m
FINAL NOTICE.
PERSONS in the Country indebted to
the Chronicle Office, during the ,
firms of Kean &. Chariton, and oi Kean i
Uuyckinck & Chariton, are informed iha
the subset her will shortly, for the last
time, wait upon them, with their respec- |
uve accounts. I
John E. Kean.
June 3 3,
Qj* The books of the a
bovt concerns are in the possession of Mr
B. T. Duyckinck, at the Chronicle Office.
He will receive any payments that may be 1
tend, red in Augwt*, I
June fi—•» J. E, K. ‘
GEORGIA, nt!ieJli)
Elbert County. Comtg
The Petition of John Johnson J
bl.y .hewethi that your petitioner’ll
prisoned within the prison bound,
common Jail of said county at ,1 'I
stance of one William B. Hardy, JJJ
your peubonev is unable to disclj
debt for which he is so confined «]
give bail to answer the same, and J
, petitioner further shew eih unto voursJ
« r » thM he is willing to giveupaadj
1 ver all estate real or personal; *hi r K
- has or is entitled to, for the use of
f creditors. He therefore prays that 1
1 honors wilUake such order in the n
, sts as bis case may require. pt<
W. H. Underwood &
2 D. G. Campbell,
1 Aitortiies for p elit^
At an extra meeting of the ki
» Couit of said county on the 22d of!
2 2822, Present their Honors Wm %
t Beverly Allen, Henry White and U
> ah Thoi nton, upon the foregoing p e .
* of John Johnson, setting forth hi s !
* finementand his willingness m dtliv t
* his property under the Insolvent Lar
this state.
1 Ordered that Saturday thy
1 of Anguat next, be, ai.d the same ii^.
■ by appointed and set down as tilth
upon which ;he said petitioner nub
: brought forth before ilic Court umleif,
1 Law of ihissiaie, regulating the distt.
1 of Insolvent debtors, and that prucetj
i ake place accordingly. ®
I hereby ceitify, that the abov«,
true Copy from the minutes-;,,
22, 1822.
George W. Heard, cl
July I law2m
GEORGIA, IIN THE COURI
i Columbia Coni tv- 5 ORDINAR!
6th May, 1823. v'
ON the petition of Nathan IPaclik
It is Ordered, that James Shield.,
imnistrator on the estate of George L* {
! der, dec. on thr first Monday of Sep*
bernest, shew cause to ihia court,)
he does not comply with an oblip,
J given by him as administrator ofi
I George Lavender, to Charles Duku
one hundred and twenty nine acrei
land, in making titles to the same,
Taken from the Minutes.
S. Crawford, dll
May 9,-t- —- —iji3m f
—: ——.err
GCRGIA, IIN THE SUPEIII
Lincoln County.' S COURT,
February Term, 1832.
Present —then Honors Thomas Mem
Rem Rem son, James £. Todd, U .:m
Fraser, Esquires. Ej
VV HEREAS John P. Smith has E
tionod the court for the establishme®
two promissory notes which is alledgt
be lost, one given by John PrideforL 1
hundred and fifty dollars, bearing i
about the fifteenth of January, eight
hundred and twenty, payable to In
Brandi or bearer, ten days after tlieJi
thereof, of which note the said Job
nmilh stales himself to be the bearer
and the othi r note given by JohnMDn
ly, f»r four hundred and seventy find
mis, bearing date about the twe.it;l
ventb day of July, eighteen hundred
twenty one, payable to the said Join
Smith or bearer, on or before thenfteeu
of November next, after the dated si
note, which said petition and atfldadt
he loss of said notes is filed in thecler
office o 1- this court, and praying tbe
tablishment of the said copies in pl jce
tbe originals.
ON MOTION—ft ts Ordered, that
pel so. as concerned do shew cause on
before the first day of the next trrm
this court, to be lunden on the low
Monday in July next, why tbe prayer
the petitioner should not be granted
the said copies be established w tl* “
ginais.
It is further Ordered, that this ruel
published in one of the public gaze®
Augusta once a month until the turn
shewing cause thereon.
True copy taken from lh« mintf#
said court this 9'ti March, 1822.
Peter Lamar, cViH
March 18, 1822 msm I ||
GEORGIA. I «
Coin t.bia Cou .ty, 5 8
By, the Honorable Touit#
Ordinary of said county. ,
UPON the application of the b f i||
Geo. Nay or, dec. accompanied by »
of .n agreement in writing between It J
Napier, deceased, and the said George
lor, also deceased, whereby the wo* • J
mas Napier agrees to make titles to l ■
hundred acres of land situate in tbeco®
ty aftii t .aid, to the aforesaid George l ®
Mor, for a certain consideration in t“ J
instrument expressed; and it being ll
ed that such title hath never yet o‘ tnl ®
ecuted. Notice is hereby given, ll ®
the next court ol ordinary for tneC ,'J
aforesaid, which shall happen J
mon hs from the date hereof, it n( "
jcciions shall be made during tli*
the executors of the said Thomas •
dec will be directed to make tid e 7| ;j J
ably to the said agreement or
suance of the several acts l^ie
Assembly in such case made & F ru ' ,J II
Taxeu from the Minutes. ... ■
S. Crawford,
6tb May 1822 m3m M
South-Carolina. L
Shimey Nicholson, 1 In Eqni?i
vs. J* n
John Jenkins, etal 3 Edgefield ®
aft; I.EREAS it appears that ®
n Jenkins resides without t. e
of tbis state.—it is therefore order-'.®
the said Haley G. Jenkins do
swer or demur to the lull in
within three months after l *’f P u
hereof, or the bill will be taken |]
fesso against him , ,11
W hit field Broo^B
Com'r. R>
May 16, 1822.
\* Mr. Henry Hann*
han, is s’.fti jrizeil ro c.ilie ct * I
ficr, and correct alt erreru