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SHERIFF'S SALES AND CLERKS NOTICES.
Baker ttwrUHi Sales,
FOR APRIL.
**7TLLbe«oM before the Court Housedoorat
fT Nev
Newton. Baker county, on the lint Tuesday
In April neat, the following property,to wit:
One lot of land in tbe 4th district of originally Ear-
x, now Baker county, No. 83, letried on a* the prop-
«ty of Edward W Tcddlie, to satisfy one li fa issued
Iron Baker Superior court; Samuel Boyington vs
Edward W Tedffiie and Willis P Teddlle, priucinal
Uooly Sheriff’s sales,
FOR APRIL.
«T1LL be told on the fin* Tuesday in Aprfl nett
▼V before the Court House in the town of Vienna,
Dooly county, within the usual bouts of sale, the
Early Mortgage Sale,
FOR APRIL.
■^yiLL be cold, before the Court Houredonr.fn
following property, to witi
Tun round lain
and Daniel Huggins, security on appeal: the said li
dtoB FCock.
fh tnus&frcd to — -
Abo, one lot of land, No. 85, in the 10th district of
Baker county; leried on as the property of bran
M. Griffin, aecurity, to satisfy one li ta tall* So-
perior Court of Stewart county: James M. Mitchell
Vi Evan M. Griffin, aecorilr.
Alao, negro woman, called Mary; levied on aa the
property of William Sogar, to satisfy a li fa issued
from the ~ ' ~
itli Inferior Court of Henry county: Perkin*,
Hopkins and White vs. Win. Begar, principal, and
Henry Bank*, security.
Alao,one sorrel homo,bridle and saddle; levied
on aa the property of John Hall, to satisfy one li la
from the Superior Court of Sumter county: Seth C.
Stevens, Aam’r, of Burill Hall, dec’d, vs John HalL
H B GUNNISON, Sheriff
* Ar the tame time and place, W ill be sold.
Thirty-seven negroes, viz: Nelly and child, Hen
ry, Shandy, Hick, Lizzy, Margaret, Jim, York, Jen-
l>v, Mingo, Tumbler, Jack, Lee, Billy, William, Dol
ly, i’nncc, Joshua, Smart,. Harry, Koselta, Betsy,
William, George, Ben, Cornelia, Sarah, George,
Congaree, Chartott and child, Sam, Cyrus, ilarict
und child, and Cudgo—the Ust named twenty-throe
negroes sold under the incumbrance of a Mortgage,
0.1..'o, half of lot of laud No. 213, tu the 2d district ol
Baker, nine mule*, three horses, two mares, one hlly,
one coh, one ox cart, one ox waggon, one road wag
gon, one carriage,one light waggon, one pair wheels,
twenty-one scooters, twenty-one shovels, ton sweeps,
twelve axes, ten pair uaco chums anil plantation
tool*, tie., 103 head of bogs, 3 oxen, 33 head ol cat
tle, 1000 bushels of rum, 30 husbcls ol |<cas, 4000
lb*, of bacon, 10,000 lbs. of lodder, 2 gin*, 220 bush-
eb of ground-peas—all the lust named urlieles, lie
the sunc more or less—also, tour tables, 1 work
stand, IS chairs, 1 sola, 3 bedsteads, 3 matrasses, I
leather bed and bolsters and pillow*, 1 clock, I lot ot
crockery, one lot of kitclicn lurniture, one globe, one
lot of books, 2 pair and-irou*, shovel nod tongs, two
looking glasses, 2 bureaus, 3 carpets, 2 leaders, and
other articles too tedious to inculiou; all levied on
•s the property of George U. JoIuum u, to ratisty
sundry n las, viz: Geo Coilock vs Geo 11 Johnson,
John Slaxey vs Geo H Johnson, James Anderson &
Co vs Geo H Johnson, I’ctilt Woodruff trustee tic,
vs Geo II Johnson, Dudley Sneed vs Geo H Joimson,
jus Y Gardner vs Geo 11 Johnson, liall & Bell v»
Geo II Johnson, Mathew Kylander vs Geo 11 Jolin-
sen and John B Gilbert, Julin 'i'ltoinpaon v s Geo 11
Johnson and John T Simms, B M Cox vs Geo 11
Jubnson and P M Nightengale, ami sundry oilier
persons vs Geo 11 Johnson. Property jointed out
try defendant
" Also, at the same time and place will bo sold, two
lots in Newton, Baker county, No’* not known, but
known us the resident lot ol 11 B Gunnison, anil the
of ootton, levied on as the proper
ty of Amos D Higdon, to satisfy fourfi fas from Dorn
ly superior court t Wm B Johnson Si Brothers, vs
Wm C Greer and Amos D Higdon, and John L Mar
tin vs A D Higdon, and A R Kellum und John N
Phillips vs A D Higdon, und Antonio Ponce vs A D
Higdon: property pointed out by Thomas B Donally.
Also lot of land, number fourteen (14) lying in
the first district of Dooly county, levied an as the
property of William Blanchard, to satisfy one fi fit
from Dooly superior court, Matthew Smith, va — !J
Blanchard; projierty pointed out by said Smith.
Also the following named lota of land, viz: one
hundred and seventy-six, one hundred Si forty-three,
one hundred and forty-two, ninety-seven, one hun
dred and forty-four, one hundred and forty-five, ami
one hundred and forty-six,all levied on us. the prop
erty of Joseph Gleaton, to satisfy one fi fa from Doo
ly superior court, Seth C Stevens, Administrator,
vs Joseph Gleaton: property pouted out by plain
tiff’* attorney.
Also one negro woman, named Patscy, about for
ty years old, levied on as the property of Edward
Eddy, to satisfy one Justice court li fa in favor of
James Bollana, vs said Eddy,one in fovnrof McKin-
sy Floyd, and others, vs said Eddy: levies made and
returned to me by a ccnrtable.
Also, the east half of lot number one hundred and
sixteen (116) in the ninth district orsaid county, lev
ied on a* the property of David Cobb, to satisfy an
execution in favor of James C Barnes vs David Cobb,
. . Blakely, Eaily county, oh the Dial Tuesday
hi April next, within the legal hours of sale, the
f0 W £n3rSo. , *«Shht file 6th district of said
county; ft the property of John Phillips, to satisfy
one Mortgage Fi Fa issued from Early Snperior
Court: Saffbtd Si Starnes vs John Phillips. Land
pointed out in said C fa. _
JOSEPH COLLIER, Sheriff:
January 23,1846, 42 tds.
Georgia, Dooly County.
RX/HERE AS, Jane Suttton applies for Letters
v " of Administration on the estate of Theopko-
lis Sutton, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law, to shew canse, (if any they have)
why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 20th day of January,
1846. PLEASANT II. KEY, c c a
February 11,1846, 44 30d.
and Henry Pettcc, security. Propcrtv pointed oi
by Henry Pettec. E. 6. SHEFFIELD, Sh’jF.
Also, at the same time and place, tciil lie told,
1.01 of land, No. three hundred and twenty-fonr
(324) in tlie 12th district of said county, levied on
as tlio property of Samuel Story, by virtue of a fi fa,
James N. Fora, Adm’r. rf r., vs Samuel Story, issu
ed from the superior eourt of said county.
Lot of land, number not known, but luiown as the
lot ofiand in the 2nd district of said county, where
on llcuU-ii K. Brown lately lived, leried on as the
property of George W. Passmore, by virtue of two
Justice Auirtfi ms, John Bradshaw vs R E Brown
and G W Passmore, one ill favor of Christian Witt
iams, Administratrix, C[-c., vs Reuben E. Brown and
Geo. W l*as,more, and one John Bhirly vs It E
Brown C L Brown and G. W. Passmore,’as well as
sundry other fi fas; all levied and turned over to me
by a constable.
lots of land. No*, one hundred and ninety-eight.
(198) and one hundred and ninety-nine, (199) in
tire second district of said county, leried on as the
property of John Butler, bv virtue of the fi fas. John
B Grumpier vs Jacob Butler and John Butler, Zncli-
arinh Cowart vs John J. 8. Miles, Muun’ervillc Ray,
Daniel Mashburn, John Butler and Matthew Floyd,
and one in favor of Hamilton W Sharp vs John But
ler and Adam Butler, makers, ami Yviiliam Wise,
endorser.
Lot of land, number fortr-'oc.r, (44) in tire 7th
district of said county, levied on as the property of
John Stewart, deceased, liy virtue of a fi fa, E. O.
Georgia, Lit County.
To the Superior Courttf tdM&mMji
T HE petition, or Wiliam B. W. Dent, sheweth
that oh the fourth day of Angus*, in the year of
out Lord, eighteen hundred and forty-two, in Heard
connty, to wit: In said county of Lee Eleazcr Gar
ret of Lee connty; made and delivered to your P«ti-
tioner, a Mortgage Deed of that date, which is here
shewn to the Court, for the better scenting of three
promissory notes, also made and delivered to your
petitioner by said Garret of said date; two first of
which notes are here ready to be shown to said court;
tor the first of said two notes by tho twenty-fifth day
of December, eighteen hundred and forty-three, the
said Eleaser Garret promised to pay your petitioner,
William B. W. Dent, or bearer, three hundred and
Georgia, Baker County.
WHEREAS, Curtis Nelmns, Administrator on
» * the estate of Siney Thomas, late of said comi
ty, deceased, applies to me for Letters of Dismission
from said Administration.
These are therefore to cite, summons and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and creditors of raid
deceased, to be and appear at my office within the
time prescribed by law, then and there to shew
cause, (if any they hare) why said letters should
not be granted. • i^r*. ' rr
Given under my hand at Office, this, 13th day of ] ^ ,sl m:, y o°
January, 18*6. SETH C. STEVENS, c c o. the CW
January, 21,1816, 41 6in.
Georgia, Early County.
•^yilEREAS, Jesse Cock, Administrator of the
estate of Augustus C. Smith, dec’d, applies for
letters ol dismission:
'These are therefore, tocite, summon and admonish
all ami singular, the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to shew cause, (if any they have) why
said letters should not he granted. Given under my
I mud, this 3th day of June 1843.
JAMES G. COLLIER, c. c. o.
January 28,1846 42 6m.
thirty three dollars and thirty-three and one-third
cents, with interest from date, (meaning the date of
said notes) for value received. Ami also, by the
second of said two first notes, by the twenty-fifth day
of December, eighteen hundred and forty four, the
said Eleazcr Garret promised to pay your petitioner,
William B. W. Dent, or bearer, three hundred and
thirty-three dollars and thirty-three and one-third
cents, with interest from date, (meaning the date or
said note) for value received, and by which mort
gage Deed, said Eleazcr Garret, for the sum of five
doUsrs, in band paid as well as for the better securing
the payment of said three notes as above stated.—
Granted, bargained and sold unto your petitioner a
lot of land, No. two hundred and forty-two, in the
third district of said I <eo county conditioned to be void
and of no efirct, whensoever tiw Eleazcr Garret
should pay said three notes according to the tenor
and cflect of said nctes and Mortgago Deed, and
vour petitioner avowa that said Elcazer Garret lias
not paid the two notes, first aforesaid or any part
thereof. Wherefore your petitioner prays a Rule
Nisi may bo granted, calling on said Eleazcr Garret
to pay into the Clerk’s -Office of this Court the
amount of principal and interest due on first two said
notes on or before tho first day of the next Term of
Court, or shew cause in dctault of payment why
said Mortgage should not be foreclosed, and the
Equity of Redemption therein contained bo forever
tarred, and that service of the Rule Nisi be perfected
by publication according to the statute in such cases
made, and provided said Eleazcr Garret residing out
of said State of Georgia.
EDWIN R. BROWN, Plaintiff’s Attorney.
Georgia, Dteatvr County.
SUmes A SalfoW h PaUumftr RrleSU;..
vs. ' [faredone Mortgage
John Phillips. Jco/w Superior Coart.
fftHE petition of Ebenexer Starnes and Uaun for
* IbM, sheweth that on the ninth day of Antit;’
tho year 1844. John Phillips executed to yowr
tiooers a Mortgage Deed to secure a note ima
payable by the raid John toyour petitioner, if
ted tho ninth day of April, 1844, and due the (ire
of October thereafter, for the sum of five buadn*
dollars, and that for and in consideration of raid
the said John bargained, granted and sold t.
year petitioners fay Mortgage the following tm/
erty, to wit: Lot No. 80, in the fourteenth 3i*tric*
or originally Early comity and now Decatur, infi.
State aforesaid, and Lot No. 123, in the 2ltt dirtrie
of originally Early now Decatur county, and .Str.
aforesaid, and your petitioner* show'that mid icq
of five hundred dollars are due and unpaid. When-,
fore jour petitioners prays a Rule Nisi mar V
granted, requiring tho raid John to pay in>,
this Court on or before the first day of the next t, n ’
of tius Court, the principal and interest of raid
as before mentioned, and all costs that may hare
crued thereon at the time of such payment, or.
default thereof the Equity of Redemption of ,
John Phillips to said lots of land be forever lam i
and foreclosed, and petitioner will ever nrav.
F. M. REESE, Plaintiff* AttW-.
_ .Sheffield v*. John Stewart, in favor of tho transferee,
lot which tho stable of II B Gunnison is situated— j Benjamin llawkiur. Levy made and turned over
also, two city lots in the city of Albany, No’s nut j to me by a constable.
known, but known as the Beach lots—ai.o, lot Ao. j 1-ct of Land, number not known, but known ns the-
sixty, [6'J] in the 3d district of Baker county, to lot ivhcrecn Jane S. Williams now lives, in tho first
" ' ‘ Court, viz: district of said county, levied on as the pi
Georgia, Baker County.
'VS/TIEREAS, J. C. Sutton, Guardian of Franklin
** Button, applies to me to be dismissed from
said Guardianship.
These arc therefore, to cite, summon and admon
ish all persons interested, to bo and appear at my
office, within t’aa time prescribed by law, then and
there to shew cause, (if any they have) why said
letters dismissory should not issue.
Given under my hand at office, tins 31st day of
January, 1816.
SETII C. STEVENS, c c o
February 4, 1846, 43 40d.
satisfy sundry li las from Baker .Superior Court.
James G Johnson and others va Robert 4 birdie.—
Property pointed out by deleudant.
Also, four tunics and one road waggon; leried on
cs the property of James R Johnson, to satisfy sun
dry fi las from Baker superior court, D. W Ledbetter
otid others vs James R Johnson. Property pointed
cut by defendant.
Also, the steamboat Florence, as she lies, with
ull thoappuitdnane.es belonging thereto; levied on
— ■ *La ■ I ■ -| ■ I II aA ■■ a 4* I)aIui«4 I Irli.t’.l eotieii, li 1,1 L-
as the property of Robert J Floyd, to satisfy two li fas
t, William K. Moure, vs
from Baker superior court..
Robert J Floyd, owner, die.
Also, ono bouse and lot situated in Gillionville, No.
no known, but knov.-n as the white store house lot at
prevent occupied by Smith dl Stevens ; levied on a*
the property of C W. Roby, to satisfy one fi Ta from
Baker superior court, Batts Nowson, vs Charles W.
Roby. GEO. W. COLLIER, DSh’ff
Feb 25th 1816
property of
George Know’es, by virtue ofafi ft issued from the
sii|«n»r court of said county; Robert Peacock vs
George Knowles.
One black liorse abont ten years old, and a buggy
JS 1>.
and harness, levied on a* Ihe property of Amos
Higdon, bv virtue of the fi fa*, John N. Philips vs
Amos D fligdon, and Antonio Ponce, v* Amos D.
Georgia, Baker County.
WHEREAS, John C. Sutton, Administrator on
* * the estate of Jacob Sutton, deceased, applies
to me to be dismissed from said administration.
These are therefore to cite, summons and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to be and appear at my office within the
time prescribed by law, then and there to shew cause,
(if any exist) why letters disinissory should not issue.
Given under my hand at office, this 31st day of
January, 1816. SETII C. STEVENS, c c o.
February 4, 1846, 43 Cm.
Higdon, issued from the snperior court of said connty.
Fl“ - ’ ‘
Early Sheriff’s Sales,
FOIt APRIL.
W ILL lie sold on tho first Tuesday in April
next before tbe Court House door in Blakely,
Early county, within the legal hours of sale, the
following property, to wit:
One ebest of tools, consisting of planes, cbi/rel*.
gouges, turning lathe, angers, brace and bills, and
oilier articles too tedious to name, ore dining table
and wash stand—all levied on aa the i roperty of
George W. Stewart, to satisfy one fi la issued from
Early superior court: Benjamin S. Collins vs Geo.
W. Stewart, Moses Kirkland and David Howard.
Pointed out by Howard.
Also, a negro woman, named Malinda, about 35
year* old; as the property of William C. Lcatli, to
iflyucrc* nfhtud, more or less, of lot in.mber two
hundred and thirty-three (233) in tho third district
of said county, a* tho projorty of James M. Dees,
levied on by virtue of a Justice court fi fa, Henry
Pettcc vs said Decs, two in favor of Caleb Fulling-
ton vs sail! Decs, and one in favor of Elias Mauldin
vs said Dee*. Levied and turned over to me by a
con*tublc.
The claim of D B Chamhera in and to lot of land,
number not known, but known as the place in the
second di strict of raid county, whereon John Hender
son now lives, levied on by "a fi fa, John M Warren
vs D. B Chambers, and turned over to me by a con.
stable.
1-ot of land, number fifty-five, (S3) in the eleventh
district of said connty, as the property of James War
ren, by virtue of tw o Justice court fi fas, James S.
Beall vs James Warren and Thomas Woodard.—
Levied and returned to mo by a constabK
Ono store lionse and dwelling house in the town
of Vienna, where John M. Botlome formerly kept a
It is therefore on motion of counsel forpctiii-r.-. I
ordered by tho court, that the said John Philliji, i,
pay into the Clerks office of this Conn, the princinr 1
and interest due upon said Mortgage,on or beta-!
tho first d»v of tlio next term of tlii* court, and •,
default thereof, tint the Equity of Redemption tf;,
and to the said above described mortgaged irt of W-,
be, and the same shall he henceforth tim ert ’.nrrel
and foreclosed at law and in Equity, end it i« forth,,
ordered that a copy of this Rule Nisi he paV.i,!,,j ;‘ a
one of tho public Gazettes of this State, onre
more for four months, or served on the Mortgagor i-
his special agent or attorney at law three uLutin
previous to the next term of this court.
A true Extract from the Minutes of said Coot,
this 21st day of January, 18-16.
JOHN T. SMITH, Ci-ks.c.
Bainhridge, Jan. 28,1816, 43 4m.
GEORGIA, Lee Cccktt.
Superior Court, Xnrrmber Term, 1843,
On hearing the within petition and on motion of
counsel, it is ordered by tlio Court that said Eleaser
Garret jay into the Clerk’s Office of this Court, on
or before the first day of the next Term of tins court,
the amount of tho principal and interest duo on said
two first notes mentioned in said petition, or show
cause in deiatdt thereof, why said Mortgage Deed
should not bo foreclosed, nnd’the Equity ot Redemp
tion therein contained, be forever uarred, and that
service lie perfected as in said petition prayed for.
*’ A true Extract from the Minutes of the Superior
Court of Lee comity, this the 29th day of November,
1843. SAMUEL C. WYCHE, Clerk.
Jan. 7,1816, 39 4m.
GEORGIA, Early County.
Court of Ordinary, January Term, 1816.
T O the Honorable Court of Ordinary for i
I
oatisfy one fi fa issued from Early superior court:
tho Merchant’* Bank of Macon vs Wm. C. Lcatli.
Also; 140 acres ot' lot No. 133, being the north-
east corner of said lot; as tho property of David
I Inward, to satisfy one li fo issued from Early sn-
ps-rior court: Alexander McDougaid and Tha.tdcus
titUI
iturgea va David Howard. Laud pointed out by
Also, tbe north half of lot No. 340, in the 28lb
district, oral 200 acres of the north side of kt No.
303, in the 26th district of Early county; aa the
property of Moses Weaver, and one half of the south
half of lot No. 340, in the 28th district of said coun
ty; as the property of William Weaver, to satisfy
one fi fa issued from Early superior court: Enoch
ltenfro vs Moses Weaver and Willaun Weaver.
Lands pointed out by defendants.
JOSEl’U COLLIER, Sheriff:
March 4,1846.
Early Slovtgagc Male,
FOR MAT.
1ITIIX be told before the Court House door, in
FT Blakely,Early county,on the first Tuesday
in May next, the following property, to wit:
Eleven moles, 6 head of bones, 60 head of stock
cattle, Abraham, a negro man, about 70 years old;
Allen, a man, about 40 yean old; l’ctcr, a man, 42
years old; Hoilan,a woman,about 30 years old;
Levi,a man,about 18 year* old; Jerry,a boy, 15
yean old; Abner, a boy, 13 years old; Littleton, a
boy, ten yean aid; Peter,a boy, 7 yean old; Rich-
are, a boy, 5 years old; Sam, a man, alwut 35 rears
old—all levied cm as the property of Joshua Harris,
to satisfy a Mortgage Fi Fa issued from Early
Inferior court: Mary Lnnday va Joahna Harris.
Property pointed oat in said 8 fo. • ,
JOSEPH COLLIER, SheriE
March 4,1813, 46 tds.
Baker mortgage Sale.
FOR MAT.
mrlU/faenldoo the fint Tuesday in May next
FT before the Coort House door in Newton, Baker
county, between tho usual boom of sale, the follow-
grocery and lived, as the property of said Bottome,
levied by v'
l»y virtue of tbe n fa*, Jk>hn Sappington vs
John M Bottome, Allen B.CIiastain v* raid Bottome,
William Wise vs said Bottome, John Rawls vs said
Bottome, and Luther Roll vs said Bottome ; all issu
ed from the superior court of said county.
Ixitof land, number seventeen (17) in the sixteenth
district of said county, a* the pro|!Crty of Joint S.
Jerkins, levied upon by virtue of a fi ta, James N.
Fordj Admr., tie., vs raid Jerkins. Levy nude and
returned to me by a constable.
lot of laud, number not known, but known a*
upon by virtue of a u ta, Ben. Green vs H. W.
Vi
GEORGIA, Booty Comity.
To the Honorable Superior Court of said County.
T HE petition of Nancy Caldwell, respectfully
sheweth, that on tho 22J day of July, in the-
year of our Lord eighteen hundred and forty-three,
Jacob Watson executed ids certain Mortgage to
Robert N. Taylor, wherein he conveyed to said R.
N. Taylor,certain lets of land, to wit: 136,ond
hundred apd thirty-six; 152, one hundred and fifty-
two; 153, one hundred ami fiity-three; ;G8, one
hundred and sixty-eight; 169, one hundred and six
ty-nine, each containing two hundred two and one-
half acres, more or less; tho cast half of lot nnmlier
one hundred and fifty-four, and tho south half of lot
nnmber one hundred and seventy—each of said half
lots containing one hundred one and a fourth acres,
all in the third District of said county. For the
consideration fire dollars to raid Watson then in
luind. paid by the said Taylor, as well as the better
securing the payment of a promissory note, given
by said Wateon to said Taylor, or bearer, for the
payment of the sum of twenty-two hundred and for
ty dollars, ora; on or before tlie first day of January,
eighteen hundred and forty-five, (last past) and
which note was dated the twcnty-seccml day of
July, 1843
Your petitioner further shews, that afterwards to
wit; on the day and year aforesaid, said note and
mortgage were transferred to your petitioner for a
valuable consideration, by said Taylor, and tliat the
same have never been paid, nor any part thereof to
your petitioner, nor any one else legally authorized
to receive payment.
Wherefore", your petitioner prays a perpetual fore
closure of said'mortgage, unless said Jacob Watson
shall, on or before the next term of this Conrt, |«y
tlie amount of principal, interest, and cost on said
county:
Tho petition of John Dill respectfully shewetii
unto your honors, tliat George W. l'rescott, dec’d,
did, on the 1st day of January, IS37, execute his
lwn;l for titles to a certain piece of land, described
in a copy of said bond, which is hereunto annexed,
to James Singleton, which bond lias been transfer
red to your petitioner. And it appearing that the
consideration lor which said bond was given lias
been performed, and that the said George W. 1’rcs-
cotf ti.il never make titles to said James Singleton,
or his transferees. It is therefore ordered awl ad
judged by the Court, tliat Otrin Wakclicld. Adm’r
of said George W. Prescctt, after due anil legal
notice by publication, make a title to raid premiies,
to your petitioner.
ines and II. V’mes, and It. D. Sinclair, security.
Levy made and returned to me by a constable.
AJso, lot of land, number two hundred and fifty-
five, (233) in the third district of raid county, lev ed
An fia ftliA os ,,o-.*i■# 4* V-.Vull.o— rrv I l -.* —
on as the property of Ncbdham Taylor, by virtue
of two fi tas, IJerry Tipper vs John Faroe!), Need
ham Taylor and Randall McDaniel. LeTy made
and returned to inc by a constable.
. v. r. OUTLAW, D. Sheriff
March 4th, 1816. 47
Wild
** K,
Baker Iff or I gage Sale,
FOR MAT. ’
...L be sold, before the Court House door in
Newton Baker county, on the fint Tuesday
in May next, between tbe usual hours of sale, the
following property, to wit:
Ham, Cyrus and Harriet, all levied on as the prop
erty or George II. Johnson, to satisfy one Mortgage
Fi Fa from McIntosh superior Court; Geo. W. Au-
derson, Si Co., vs George U Johnson. Property
pointed out in said fi fa.
Also the following negroes and their increase;
William, George, Ben,Greco,Cornwall, Sam,George,
Charlotte, Congaree and Henry, all levied on as the
nmitortf raC fletnrerrk IT IrJinum, ♦*» oaliaf It .
out in paid fi fix.
GEORGE W. COLLIER, Dcp. Sh’ff
of Baker connty. Geo.
March 9,1840. J
in i£°P e ?V’ tow * t:
juarcn,& m
,4 mu aboot forty yean old, and Sitter, a
Woman,about thirty yean old; levied on aa the
property ofTabitha George, to satisfy one Mortgage
-Jl Fa from Baker Interior court, Banjamin-O Keaton
sS** , *r , ‘
Match 4th, 1845,
Georgia, Early County.
TCTIIERKAS, Joseph D. Hardee applies to me
FF fo r Letter* of Administration on too estate of
Willis Thompson, late of said county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite add admonish all and
singular, tho kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to shew cause, if any exists, why said letters should
not bp granted. Given under my hand, this 23d
day of February, 1846. 7
JAMES G. COLLIER, c c. o.
Marth 4,1846, 47 80d,
note and mortgage.
MAS B. DONNELLY’, P1JT* Atl'y.
THOA
GEORGIA, Doolt Cocstt.
Sorcmber Term of the Superior Court cf said
County, 1843.
In compliance with the foregoing Petition, it 1
ord.-re<l tliat the said Jacob Watson do, on or before
the first day of the next term of this court, pay ii
said court the principal and interest due upon I
mortgage mentioned in said petition, or his equity
of rnlemptitm touching said property, will then be
forever barred and foreclosed.
And it is further ordered tliat service hereof be
perfected according to law.
A true extract bom tbe minutes of the Court, this
Nov. 19th, 1845. THOS. H. KEY. C’lk. s. c.
November 19,1845, tl 4m.
Adiuiuistrator’N Sale.
A GREEABLE te an order of the Honorable fa. I
ferier Court of Dooly county, sitting a* a par
of Ordinary, will lie sold before tlie Court Ho.-
door, in the town of Vienna, Dooly county, raft,
first Tuesday in April next, lot of land No. 2-ij. c
the second district of raid county. Also, lot V
203 and 142} acres of lot No. 202, in the *eic«i I
district of said county. And also, will Ic soil, fo I
fore the Court House door, in the county of |t«r. I
on the first Tuesday in April next, lot of bind V. I
163, in tlie first district of said connty, belonging: > I
tlie estate of Joel DarSey, deceased. Sold forth-"
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said decn-1
Terms made known on the day of aale.
DAVID J. BOTHWELL, AJo'r.
February 4,1846, 43 td*.
Administrator’s Sale.
V^HYLL be sold, agreeable to an order uf the Coc-1
* * of Ordinary ot Dooly county, before lire Court [
House door, in the town of Vienna, on tlie 1st Top.
day in April next, during the usual hours of ki! .
lot ofiand No. (31,) thirty-one, in the 11th distri •
of said connty, ns the property of Thonas Mia-,
deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs on! I
creditors of said deceased.
THOMAS COCB, Adm’r.
February 4, 1316, 43 tds.
*Corr Boxn.—Fort Gaines, Jan. 1st, 1837.
Received of James Singleton his note for one hun
dred dollars, bearing even date with this, and paya
ble one year after date, and on tlie faithful payment
of which note according to tlie tenor and cflect there
of, I bind myself, my heirs and executors to make
him good and legal titles to a certain piece of land,
lying and being due west of lots No’s 5 and C, that
is tlie lots lying west of tlie lot now occupied by J.
B. Patterson, and the one adjoining south and run
ning from them two lota west to the east line ol
Troup street, entinubd, measuring 210 feet on the
east, am! continuing that width until it strikes
Troup street, containaig one acre, more or leas.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and seal, the day and year above written.
G. W. PRESCOTT.
J. T. IlEXDtKfOX, >
J. D. Blayton, i AUcst
A true extract from tlie Minutes of said Court,
this 14th day of January, 1846.
JAMES G. COLLIER, c c o.
February 18,1846, 45 Sin.
• Doriann Bishop 1 Libel far Diiorre, in De
vs. >c«.’ur Superior Court, D:
John Bishop. jrrmber Term, 1845.
I T appearing to tlie Court tliat John Bishop, the
defendant in the shore stated case, is not to. be
found in Decatur county, und it furtlicr appearing
that defendant lias removed beyond tho jurisdiction
of this conrt, it is orJcrcd that service bo performed
by publication, that the defendant do appear and ans
wer at the next term of this conrt, else bo considered
in default- ALEXAN DER A. ALLEN,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
A true extract from the Minutes of raid conrt,
February 6th, 1846.
JOHN T. SMITH, Cicrk S. C.
Bainhridge, Feb. 11,1846, 4 1 4m.
Georgia, Early County.
Court tf Ordinary, January Term, 1846.
In Sumter Snperior Conrt.
In Chambers, 10th February, 1846.
Alfred J. Lester
Bill for Discovery, Relief
Ezekiri Tsyl.r,
John Cox,
Benton Byrd.
rip • T: ,
and Injunction.
IT appearing that Ezekiel Taylor, one of the de-
JL fondants in this ease, resides out <
ol the limits ol
this State. It is ordered that lie bo anil appear per
sonally at the next term of the Snperior Conrt in
Sumter county, and plead, answer or demur to mid
bill, and that this order be published in one of the
public Gazettes of tho Stole once a month for three
months before said term.
LOTT WARREN,Judgesccit.
February II, 1846, 3m.
Administrator’s Sale.
■BiriLT. be sold on Saturday the 18th of April next,
* * at thp residence of John Buchannoo, In Early
county, all the perishable property belonging to the
estate of Henry Gee, deceased, consisting of lionet,
Hogs, Cows, Sue, Terms made known -on the day
of sale. sir.*s wiisnv aa™-.
SILAS WILSON, Adm’r.
Match 4,1848; 47 tds.
Executor’s Sale.
VFyll.L lie sold before tho Court House door, i;
* * tlio town of Vicuna, Dooly county, on tlie I-
Tuesday in April next,.lot of fan ! in the renatil
district ot said county, known as the plantation o: P
.Susannah Kcllain, late or said county, decent 1 I
Hold for tho lirnolit of the heirs and creililors of rail |
deceased. DAVID J. BOTHWELL, Ex'r.
February 4,1816, 43 td*.
Administrator’s Sale.
A GREEAR1.E to an order from the HonmK<-|
the Inferior Court of Leo county, while sitting|
for ordinary pur|loses, will be sold, before tit*' Ce
House door, in Htarkville, Ifoc comity, on the firfl
Tuesday in April next, thirteen [13] nt'£roe*,co|
.isting of men, women and children. Hold as tisl
property of James Jackson, deceased, for the bec- xl
of tho heirs and creditors. Term* made known r.|
the day. J. YV. BRYAN;
SUSAN JACKSON,}
January 28,1816, 42 td*.
! Adra’p.
jpouit months after date ap| lit ation will be uci J
• tho Honorable Inferior Court of Early <
rka
ty. when sitting for Ordinary purposes, lor karri4
sell tho Land* ami Negoes belonging to the c-ttl
of Colin E. McRae, late of said county, dccea-cd.
JAMES McRAE, Ado - :
January 28,1846, 42 4m.
F OUR months afterdate application will be
hi tlie Honorable Inferior Court of Early
•illben I
ty, when sitting lor Ordinary pnrpo-cx, for Irtur : ’
sell the I And* and Negroes belonging to the c-W'
of Benjamin Collier, sen., late of said county, de -
JAMES G. COLLIER, Ada's
January 28,1816, 43 4in.
'C’OUR montiut after date application will be txi
* to tho Honorable the Inferior Court of Bti*
county, when sittiiiL- for Ordinary purpose-, lor!
to sell all the land* belonging to tho estate of Sic:
Seller*, late of said county, deceased.
SETHC. STEVENS, Adn’r.
February 11,1846, 44 4m.
F OUR months after date, application will be u»-
4o the Honorable the Inferior Court of the rei"
ty of Baker, when sitting a* a Court of Ordinuy f
leave to sell ail the real estate belonging to the e-
tate of Sampson G. Musgrove, fade of raid
deceased. WILLIAM JORDAN, Aito r
January 31,1846, 41 4tn.
of the estate of Samuel M. Glenn, sheweth unto your
Honors that he has never received in his hands any
thing as Administrator of said estate: and therefore
prays to be dismissed from raid sdmiigr'tration, after
due and legal notice of this rule, which the Clerk of
the Court of Ordinary is hereafter to have published.
A true Extract from the Minutes of and Court,
this 13th day of January, 1846.
JAMES G. COLLIER, c c o.
January 28,1846, 43 6m.
Georgia, Muscogee Connty.
George W. Wood run' p Libelfar Divorce, in
I i .
> A* Superior Court if
Diadem ta Woodruff ) said county.
\ATHEREAS, it appears to tho Court, from the
' ' return of the Sheriff in the above stated case,
that said defendant resides out of raid county—and
it further appearing to the court, tliat she resides
out of said State, so that ordinary process of law
cannot be served on her In said Bute: it to therefore
on motion ordered, that service in the above stated
case be perfected on the said defendant by publica
tion in some Public Gazette in this State, once a
month for three months previous to the next term of
this court.
A true cop* from the Minutes of Muscogee Su
perior Court, November adjourned term; 1845.
r o. ®' BEASLEY,Clerk.
January 21,1846, 41 m3m.
I7GUR months after date application will I* mi."
to the Honorable the Interior Court of Bin'
county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for*?*
to sell the lands belonging to the estate of W> n J' 1,
ker, deceased. SETITC. STEVENS, Admr.
February II, 1848, 44 4m.
IAOUR months after date application wifi be *S*
A to tbe Honorable Inferior Court of Deratin'^-
when
the
nid countv,
Fetanaiy 11,1846, 44 4m.
t/WM UMUHW RIU.I MIC M11HKRUVII "
to tho Inferior Court of Ware county, wkee**;
ting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell a
land, No. 62, in the 9th district of originally Arp"?
now Ware county. Sold as the property «
Stephens, minor, to perfect title*.
JAMES FULWOOD, Guard*'
February .4,184(J,
A LI. persons indebted to tlio estate of WUb’
A. McMillan, late of Early county, deceased£
requested to pay up Immediately, and those hat*
demands against Mid estate, to present them *
terms of the law. ’ - *