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SHERIFF'S SALES AND CLERK8 N0TICE8.
Dooly Sheriff’s Miles,
Bolter Sheriff’s Sales,
. FOR APRIL.
1HTILL be told be tore the Cant House door at
*» Newton,Baker county, on the first Tuesday
in April nest, the following property, to wit:
One lot of land in the 4th district of originally Ear-
y, now Baker connty. No. 83, levied on aa the prop
erty of Edward W Teddlie, to satisfy one ti fa issued
from Baker Superior court; Samuel Boyington va
Edward YV Teddlie and YVillis 1* Teddlie, principal,
and Daniel Hoggin, security on appeal: the said ii
ft transferred to B F Cock.
Also, one lot of land. No. 85, in tho 10th district of
Baker county; levied on as tho property of tit an
M. Griffin, security, to satisfy one ii la from the Su
perior Court of Stewart county: James M. Mitchell
vs Evan M. Griffin, security.
Also, negro woman, called Mary; levied on as llic
property of William Segmr, to satisfy a h ta issued
lrom the Inferior Court ol Henry connty: l’erkins,
Hopkins and White vs. Wm. Scgar, principal, aud
llcnry Banks, security.
Also, one sorrel horse, bridle and saddle; levied
>m as the property of John llall, to satisfy otic ti fa
from the Superior Court of Sumter county: Seth C.
Stevens, Adm’r, of Bnrill Hall, dec’d, vs John Hall.
II ii GUNNISON, Sheriff.
At the tame, lime ami place, Will be told.
Thirty-seven negroes, via: Nolly and child, Hen
ry, Shandv, Dick, Lizzy, Margaret, Jim, York, Jen-
Minon. Tumbler. Jack. Lee. Blllv. YVriham, Do!-
W ILL be sold cai the lint ’i ueaday in April next.
before the Court Honan fat the town oTvieun,
Dooly connty, within the usual ham of sale, the
fallowing property, to wit:
Ten round Dales of cotton, levied on as the proper
ty of Amos D Higdon, to satisfy four fl las from Doo
ly superior court; Wm B Johnson & Brothers, vs
Wm C Greer and Amos D Higdon, and John L Mar
tin va A D Higdon, and A R Kellum and John N
Phillips vs A 0 Higdon, and Antonio Ponce vs A D
Higdon: property pointed out by Thomas B Dooally.
Also lot of land, number fourteen (14) lying In
the first district of Dooly comity, levied on as the
property of YVilliam Blanchard, to satisfy one fi fa
from Dooly superior court, Matthew Smith, vs raid
Blanchard ; property pointed out by said Smith.
Also the following named lots of land, vis: one
hundred and seventy-six, one hundred & forty-three,
one hundred and forty-two, ninety-seven, one hun
dred and forty-four, one hundred and forty-five, and
one hundred and forty-sis,all levied on as the prop
erty of Joseph Glcuton, to satisfy one fi fa from Doo
ly superior court, Seth C Stevens, Administrator,
vs Joseph Glcatou : property pointed out by plain
tiff's attorney.
Also one negro woman, nemed Patsey, about for
ty years old, levied on as the property of Edward
Eddy, to satisfy ono Justice court fi ta in favor of
James UoIlanJ, va said Eddy,one in favorof McKin-
sy Floyd, and others, va said Eddy: levies made and
returned to me by a constable.
Also, the east half of lot number one hundred ami
FOR APRIL.
llX be add, before the Court Hotuxdoor.jn
sale,: | Georgian Let County.
- To the Superior Court cf said County:
dpMN
, on the Ant Toma/
' bom of sale, the
Blakely, Eaily eou
April nest, within the
lowing property, to wit:
Lot of land, No. 368, in the 6th district of said
county; aa the property of John Phillips, to satisfy
one Mortgage Fi Fa issued from Early. Superior
Court: Safiold Si Starnes vs John' Phillips. Land
do In led out in said fi b.
• JOSEPn COLLIER, Sheriff
January S3,1848; v 43 Ids.
Dooly mortgage Sale,
. FOR MAY.
IXflll be sold before the Court House door, in
the town of Vienna, Dooly county, on the first
Tuesday in May next, between the usual hotua of
sale, the following property, to wit:
Lot of land, No. 323, one grist mill.one saw mill
and all the improvements thetcen—all lying in the
third district of Dooly county, and levied on as the
property of Irwin Sutton and Daoicl Mashburn, to
satisfy one Mortgage Fi Fa issued from Dooly su
perior court, in favor of Sarah Dozier, Executrix of
James C. Dozier, dec’d, vs Irwin Sutton and Ifaniel
Mashburn. Property pointed out in said Mortgage
Fi Fa. EDYVARD O. SHEFFIELD, Sb r ffi
March 18, Ida.
ny, Mingo, Tumbler, Jack, Lee, Billy, YVilliam, Do
lr. Prince, Joshua, Smart, Harry, itosella, Betsy, sixteen -,11C) in the ninth district of said county, lev-
VViUiam, George, Ben, Cornelia, Sarah, George, | ied cn as the property of David Cobb, to satisfy an
Congaree, Chariutt and child. Sain, Cyrus, liariet j execution in favor of James C Barnes vs David Cobb,
end child, and Cudgo—tho last named tweuty-Uirce i and Henry Pettce, security. I’rorcrtv pointed o" 1
negroes sold under the incumbrance of a Mortgage, by Henry l’ettec. E. O. SHEFFIELD, Sh’lK
also, half of lot of land No. 215, in the 2d district ol
Baker, nine mules, three horses, two males,one tilly,
one colLouo ox cart, <~x ox waggon, one road mug-
gon, one carriage,one light waggon,one ;air wheels,
i v.eaty-ono scooters, twenty-one shovels, ten sweeps.
end child, and Cudgo—tho last named Iweuty-Uiree i and Henry Pettce, security. I*ropertv pointed out
' ' by Ilcmy Pcttee. E. O. SHEFFIELD,
A to, at the same time ami place, »ri// be sold*
IxjI of land, Na three hundred and twenty-four
3*21) in the !2t!i district of ►aid county, levied cn
lory, by virtue of a fi fa,
issu-
u>vei*s ton sweeps. | as tin* property o. r Samuel Story, by virtue of a
twelve axe*, ten pair trace cl jams anti plantation j James N. Ford, Adnir. cf*c., vs Samuel fcJtory,
tools, &c., JU5 iiewl of ho£*, 3 oxen, 33 head in cat-! cd from the superior couit of paid county,
tie, 1000 bushels of com, 30 basnets ol peas, 4000! Lot of land, nunilier not kn;*wn, but known as tin?
lbs. of bacon, 10,000 lte.ol lbdder, 2 piif, 220 bush-j let o! laud in tlie 2nd district of said county, v.hcrc-
e!s of ground-poae—ail tuc last named articles, be {on Reuben K. Crown lately lived, levied on as the
•':C gam ; more or less—also, lour tables, 1 work j property of CJcorpe \V. Passmore, by virtue of two
bland, 13 chairs, 1 sola, 3 Ud-stcaus, 3 r.ritru*».s“s, 1 i Justice*court ti tus, John llrulshaw vs II E Crown
feather bed and bolsters and ,.i:io\vs, 1 ciook, 1 iot of j c:iJ Cl \V l’assmorr, one in favor of Christian Will-
crockery, ona lot of kitcuen lurnitum, ona ylobc, one j iams, Administratrix, <fr., vs Rculicn E. Drown and
l it of books, 2 pair and-irous, shovel and tongs, two | Ueo. W l'n^mcrc*, and ono John tahirly vs It E
looking glasses, 2 bureaus, 3 carpet-*, 2 lenders, mid Brown C L Brown and G. \V. Bast more, as well as
otaer articles too tedious to mention; all levied on : sundry other !i fas; all levied and turned over to me
as the property of George II. Johnson, to taltsly i by a constable,
sundry n tu, viz: Geo Coilock vs Geo ii Johnson, j Let-* of lar.d, Nos. ere hundred and ninety-eight,
John Maxey vs Goo II Johns-on. James Andersen & , (IDS.) and one hundred and ninety-nine, (19*Jj in
Co vs Geo II Johnson, Fetitt \Voodndii trustee tie. the second district of said co’-.r.tv, levied on as die
vs Geo H Johnson, Dudiev Sneed vs Geo 11 Jo.^en, j property of John Butler, by virtue’ of the li his, John
J is Y Gardner vs Geo li Joiin«ou, Hail & Bell \.« B Grumpier vs Jacob Ilutler and John Butler, Zarh-
tlco H Johnson, M.ithcw ltylander vs Geo 11 John- J ariali Cowart vs John J. S. Miles, Mounterville Kay,
►on and John B Gilbert, Jonn l’nompaon vs Geo li; Daniel .Mnshburn, John Butler and Matthew Floyd,
Jchnvjti and John T Ennuis, 11 M Cox vs Gto il! and one in favor of ilamiUon \Y Sharp vs John But-
Johnson and 1* 31 Nightengale, awl sundry other j ler and Adam Cutler, makers, and NVilliam Wise,
person.* vs Geo II Johnson. lkopcrfy poiated out ItrJfrrcr.
l*y defcnd '.nt. j l/)t of land, number forty-four, (14) in the 7th
* Also, at ?!.? same tune and place will be sold, two distric t of said < cunty, levied on as tlie property of
in Nowtou, B iker county, ao's not known, but j J* hn Stewart, dect-wd. by virtue of a n fa, E. O.
fcnown as tlie resident lot ot il ii Gunnison, and the i Siietlieli! vs. John Stewart, in favor of tliclransferee,
lot which tho stable of II B Gtinnl-oii is situated—I Benjamin llawkins. Levy made and turned over
nlso, two city lots in the city oi Albany, jNo*h not j toine by a constable.
known, but known as tlie Bench lots—ai*o, lot t No. I Lc.t Jl Jai*d, number not known, but known r.-- the
sixty, (tf.’j in the 3-J district of Baker county, io| !«t whereon Jan? H. Williams now lives*,in tin* first
Iiowudcs Coroner’s Sale,
FOR MAY.
O N tlie first Tuesday in May next, within the
legal bourn of rale, will be raid before the Court
House door, in the town of Troupville, the following
property, to wit:
One lot in tlie town of Troupville, known in the
plan of said town as lot No. 58, containing onc-
Johnl
county, to wu: In aald county of Lee F.leazer Gar
ret of Lee county, made and delivered to your peti
tioner, a Mortgage Deed of that date, which la here
shewn to the Court, for the better securing of three
promissory notes, also made and delivered to your
petitioner by mid Garret of mid date; two first of
which notes arc here ready to be shown to said court,
by the first of mid two notes by the twenty-fifth day
of December, eighteen hundred and forty-three, the
said Elcazer Garret promised to pay your petitioner,
YVilliam B. YV. Deut, or hearer, tliroo hundred and
thirty threo dollars and thirty-three and one-third
Cents, with interest from date, (meaning the date of
said notes) for value received. And also, bv the
second of said two first notes, by the twenty-fifth day
of December, eighteen hnndu-j and forty four, the
said Elcazer Garret promised to pay your petitioner,
YVilliam B. YV. Dent, or bearer, throe hundred and
thirty-three dollars and thirty-three and onc-thinl
cent., with interest from date, (meaning the date of
said note) for valne received, and by which mort-
guge Deed, raid Elcazer Garret, for tnc som of live
douars, in hand paid as well as for tho better securing
the payment of said three notes as above stated.—
Granted, bargained and sold unto your petitioner a
lot of lund, No. two hundred and forty-two, in tlie
third district of said i.ee county .conditioned to be void
and of no clK'Ct, whensoever the Elcazer Garret
should ray said three notes according to the tenor
and cflect of said notes and Mortgage Deed, and
your petitioner avows that raid E’eazer Garret has
not paid tlie two notes, first aforesaid or any part
thereof. Wherefore your petitioner prays a Rule
Nisi may be granted, calling on said Elcazer Garret
to pay into the Clerk’s Office of this Court the
flYHE
4 fold
fold, I
fourth of an acre, and well improved; levied on ns -- • - , , ,. . •.
the property of John J. Underwood, to satisfy a ti f. ™ ount ° f priuc.>!^mtercrtdueon firet twosanl
from a Justice Court of Lowndes county: Thomas note* on or before the first day of the next Term of
county
B. Griffin vs, John J. Underwood. Levy made and
returned to me by a constabV.
YVILLIAM McCARDELL,Coroner.
Tronptfllc, March 25,1840, tds.
Georgia, Loiendes County.
W HEREAS, Stephen Martin applies for Letters
of Administration on tile estate of Charles C.
MoJloy, late of said county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite, mid admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to shew cause, if any exists, why said letters should
not be granted. Given under "my hand, this, Illli
day of March, 1840.
YVILLIAM SMITH, c. c. o.
by Dt-xcAx Smith, Deputy Clerk.
March 18, Slid.
Georgia, Loiendes County.
Wf HEREAS, Samuci Mauulcn, late of the coun-
* * tv aforesaid, died intestate, and that no appli
cation lias been made for letters of Administration
on said estate, of which due and legal notice is here
by given to ail concerned.
(riven under my land at office, this IGth day of
March, 1810. YVILLIAM SMITH, c. c. o.
March 23, 1846, 30d.
Georgia, Early Coun'.y.
Wf 11LKEAS, Moses Weaver applies to me for
* * Litters of Adinini-tration or, the estate of
John McLean, late of said county, deceased:
' re, to cite, summon and admon-
thc kindred and creditors of said
(if any they liave) why said
Given under my hand
COLLIER, c. c. o.
Also, the steamboat Florence, as she iics, with) Higdon, issued from tho superior court of said county. Gvoi'gfin, Baker County.
ail the appurtenances belonging thereto: levied on Fifty acres oflacd, more or less, of iot number two
as the property of Robert J Floyd, to satisfy two li fas j hundred and thirty-three f233; in tho third district
trom Baker superior court, Yvi'.liani lx, Moore, vs ’ of said county, as the property of James M. Dees,
Robert J Floyd, owner, fac. levied on by virtue of a Justice Court fi fa, Henry
Also, one house and lot situated inGillionville, No. j I’ettec vs suid Dees, two i.i lavor of Caleb Pt. lliiig-
r.o known, but known as the white store House let at I ton vs said Decs, and cr:e in favor of Elias Mauldin
Feb 25th 1816
present occupied bv Smith &. Stevens; levied cn as j vs said Dees. Levied and turned over to me by a
the property of C YV. Roby, to satisfy on" ti fa from; constable.
Baker superior court, Butts Newson, vs Charles YV. The claim of D B Chambers in and to lot of land,
Koby. _ GEL*. YY’. C'JLLiKlt, DSh’ff j number not known, but known as the place in the
second district of said connty, whereon John Hender
son now live--, levied cn by "a ti Hi, John M YY'arren
vs I). It Chambers, and turned over to tae by a con
stable.
I sd of land, number fifty-five, (55) hi the eloventh
district of said county, as the property of James YVnr-
r.-n. hv virtue of two Justice court ti fas, James S.
Beal! "vs James Warren and Thomas YVocdanl—
Is--, ied and returned to me bv a constable.
tore house and dwelling homo in the town
Etii-Jy Sheriff’.'* Sale*,
FOIt APRIL.
IITILL 1)0 xolJ oil the nn t Tuc?iLiy in Ajril :
t T n?xt before tlio Cuiirt i!on«o door in lliak**!y,'
Early county, witliin tlio legal luur.i ol die, the
I'ollowin^ property, to wit:
One chest of loo:-*, consisting of pin not*, rliissr!*.,
joougc*, turning lalho. nugeiv, trace ami lilts, 01H
other articles Too udieus to name, one dining tulde j ° r ' " I|CI0 **» M. Bottome formerly kept a
and tarsh stand—all levied on as the nrepcity ! grocery and lived, as the property of said Bottome,
George YY'. .Stewart, to satisfy one ti fa issued trom i by virtue of tlie li fas, John Sappington vs
Earlv superior court: Benjamin S. Coiiinu v.< Geo. I ■ ,olin Botfonie, Alien B:Chastain vs said B-uttome,
W. 'Stewart, Moses Kirkland and David Il nvar.1. | William Wise vs said Bottome, John Rawls vs said
Feinted out by Howard. ! B-iUo:ne, and Luther Roll vs said Bottome; ail issu-
Also, a negro woman, name.1 Malinda, nljout 35! : J f f°“> l! "' superior court of said county. _
years old; as the proiwrty of YViiiiam C. Lcatli,to Is tof land, nmnher seventeen (17) in the sixteenth
satisfy one fi fa issued from Eurlv superior court:! district of sai.1 connty, as tlie property of John S.
ti:" Merchant’s Bank of Macon vs YVm. C. Lcatb. I Jerkins, levied upon by virtue ot a h la, James N.
Also, 110 acres of Iot No. 155, iiciue tlx north- lor,! ' Admr., ttv.,vs said Jerkins. Levy made and
east corner of said lot; as the prm-nrtv of David| returned to nwby aeonstabie.
Lands pointed out bv deicmhnts.
/USEI’II COLLIER, Sheriff.
March 4,1315.
I and relumed to me by a tor.-fable.
! Y. 1*. OUTLAW, D. Sheriff
, March 4th, 1840. 41
Karly Slorlsagc Sale,
f FOB .MAY.
W ILL be sold before tlie Court House door, in
Blakely, Early county, on the first Tuesday
in May next, tho following property, to wit:
Eleven mules, 6 head oi nones, 00 head of stock
rattle, Abraham, a negro man, about 10 years old;
Alien, a man, about 40 years old; Peter, a nan, 42
years ohl; Italian,a woman,about 50 years old;
Levi,a man;about 18 years old; Jerry, a hoy, 15
rears old; Abner, a Ixiy, 12 years old;'Littleton, a
Loy, ten years old; l’cter, a boy, 7 year* old; Rich
ard, a boy, 0 years old; Sum. a’ man, about 35 years
old—all levied on os tlx property of Joshua lLirris,
to satisfy a Mortgage Fi Fa'issued from Early
Inferior eonrt: Mary Land-ay vs Joshua Harris.
Property pointed out i n mid fi fa.
- - 1 - 4 JOSEPH COLLIER, Sheriff
March 4,1816, 40 til*.
Baker Xlovlsase Sale.
FQtt MAY.
-nriLL bo told on the first Tuesday in May next
tt before the Court House door in Newton, Baker
county, between tho aural lwars of sale, the follow-
ing property, to wit:
March, a man about forty years old, and Ritter, a
woman,about thirty year* old; levied on as the
iMtfaaueo^go, to satisfy one "
r ofTaMtimi
oea Balmy Inferior court, 1
tj Tabidu George. Pro;
fi Mireh4!h','lfff5 ! IL
Court, or shew cause in default of payment why
raid Mortgage should not be foreclosed, and the
Eijuity of Redemption therein contained bo forever
barren, and tliat service of tho Rulo Nisi bo perfected
by publication according to the statute in such cases
made, and provided said Elcazer Garret residing out
of said State of Georgia.
EDYY'IN ft. BKOYVN, Plaintiff’s Attorney.
GEORGIA, Let: CocsTr.
Superior Court, November Term, 1845.
On hearing the within petition and on motion of
counsel, it i- ordered by the Court that said Eieazer
Garret pay into tlie Clerk’s Office of this Court, on
or before tlie first day of tho next Term of this court,
the amount of tlie principal and interest due cn said
two first note* mentioned hi said petition, or show
cause in default thereof, why said Mortgage Deed
should not be foreclosed, and the Equity of Redemp
tion therein contained, be forever barred, and that
service he perfected ss in said petition prayed for.
A true Extract from the Minutes of tlie Superior
Court of Lee connty, this tlie 2‘Jtli day of November,
1813. SAMUEL C. YY’YCHE, Clerk.
Jan. 7,1816, 39 -lm.
ftton the ninth 4* of •
the year 1844, John Phillips executed to yowfoj"
tinners a Mortgage Deed to secure s
by tho mid John to your Miiintwra. j '
the ninth day of April, 1^44, tud due the’t,',
of October thereafter, for the sum of fhrT^f^
dollars, and that for and in consideration of
the said John bargained, granted and joiTT'
your petitioners by Mortgage the'foUewia..—I*
city, to wit: LotNo. 80,mthe fourtccntHirtS't
of originally Early county and now Decatur mu'
State aforesaid, and Lot Ifo. 123, in the 2l«ulfoi
of originally Early now Decatur connty, tad
aforesaid, and vonr petitioners show that sakl
of five hundred dollars ore due and nnpaid. YY’ium
fore your petitioner* prays a Rulo Nisi m*f|
granted, requiring tlx said John to »» »,.
this Court on or before the first day of tlx next tZ'
of this Court, the principal and interest of mid
os before mentioned, and all coals that mar have ,
crued thereon at the time of such psvtucnLr,
default thereof the Equity of Redemption at JZ
John Phillips to said lets of land heftrmer
and foreclosed, and petitioner will cverjssv
F. M. REESE, l’luintifis ‘.Utomcy.
It is thorerore on motion of counsel for petitions
ordered by Uie court, that tlio said John l*Lii!i,
pay into tho Clerks office of this Coart. the,-;- *''
and interest due upon said Mortg^^° 0 » :
tho first day or tile next term of tRu VmS
default thereof, that the Equity of ttedemJi2rf“'
and to the said above describedmottgaged Cseftij 1
be, and the same shall be Ix.icefortlUmcver hu^i
and foreclosed at law and in Eqtilfy.nnditi, ,‘X.
onlored that a copy ol this Rule Nisi hopuWisVj-
or.c of tlx public Gazettes of this State cuso i't
more for four months, or served on the MwO-a,1
his special agent or attorney at law tl.rec\f jM ; '
previous to tlie next term of this court.
A true Extract from tlx Minutes of raid (V,,-
this 31st day of January, 1816.
JOHN’T. SMITH, m, e
Bainbridge, Jan. 28,1846, 42 4m.
tlie estate of Siney Thomas, lato of said coun
ty, deceased, applies to me for Lcttcra of Dismission
from said Admuiislration.
These are therefore to cite, summons and ndir.cn-
isli all and singular tlie kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to ho ami appear at my office within the
time prescribed by law, then ami there to shew
cause, (if any they have) why said letters should
not lx granted.
Given under my liand at Office, this, 13th day of
January, 1840. Sii’i’ll C. STEVENS, ecu,
January, 21, 1310, 41 Cm,
Georgia, Early County.
W HEREAS, Jesse Cock, Administrator of tlie
estate of Augustus C. Smith, dec’d, applies for
letters ol dismission:
These arc therefore, tocite, summon and admonish
ail and l ingular, the kindred ami creditors of said
deceased, to stxw cause, (if any they have; why
said letters should not be granted. Given under my
hand, this 5th day or June 1845.
JAMES G. COLLIER, c. c. o.
Jannary 28, 1840 42 Cm.
GEORGIA, Early Comity.
Court if Ordinary, January Term, 1846.
T O the Honorable Court of Ordinary for said
county:
Tho petition of John Dill respectfully shewctli
unto your honors, that George YV. I’rescott, dec’d,
did, on tlx 1st day of January, 1837, execute his
bond for titles to a certain piece of laud, described
in a copy ol said bond, which is hereunto annexed,
to James Singleton, which bond has been transfer
red to your petitioner. Ami it appearing that tlie
consukraticn for which said bond was given lias
been |«rformed, and that tlie raid George YV. I’rc:
cott did never make titles to said James Singleton,
or his transferees. It is therefore ordered and ad
judged by the Court, tliat Owin YY’akcfield. Adm’r
of said George YV. 1‘rcscott, after due and legal
notice by publication, make a title to said premises,
to your petitioner.
Corv Bond.—Foi:t Gaizes, Jan. 1st, 1337.
| Received of James Singleton his note for one hun
dred dollars, I waring even date with this, and paya
ble one year after date, and on tlie faitiiiul payment
of which note according to tlio tenor and effect there
of, I hind myself, my heirs and executors to raake
him good mid legal lilies to a certain piece of laud,
lying and being due west of lots No’s 5 and 0, that
is the lets lying west of the lot now occupied by J,
■S. lfattersou, and the one adjoining south and run
niug from them two lots west to tlie cast line of
Troup street, continued, measuring 210 feet on tlie
cast, and continuing that width until it strikes
Troup street, containing one acre, more or less.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and seal, the day and ye ar above written.
Georgia, Baker County.
W HEREAS, Abner 1’. Cc rley and Sarah Corley
apply to tnc for letters of Admini.-tration.on
the estate of Sugar J. Ccricv, late of said county,
•faceased.
These are therefore to cite, summons and ad
monish nil and singular, the kindred and creditors
of said deceased, to be and appear at my office with
in tlie time prescribed by law, then and there to
shew cause, (it any exists,) why said letters should
not be granted. Given under my liand nt office,
this, 5th day of March, 1846.
SETH C. STEVENS, c.c.o.
March 11, 48 30d.
!“}
G. YV. PRESCOTT.
J. T. Hcznansox, ) ... .
J. D. Slaytox, \ AUCft ’
A true extract from tl»e Minutes of 6auVCourt,
tiiis 1 itJi (by ot January, 18IG.
JAMES G. COLLIER, c co.
February 18,1846, 43 3m.
J Libel far Divorce, it D r ~
> ca’ur Sujiertor Court, De
cember Tenn, 1845.
Baker mortgage Sale,
FOR MAY.
TMni.I, be sold, before tlie Court House door in
* * Newton Baker county, cn tho first Tuesday
in May next, between tlx usual hours of sale, tlx
following property, to wit:
Sain, Cyrus and Harriet, all levied on os the prop
erty of George H. Johnson, to satisfy one Mortgage
Fi Fa front McIntosh superior Court; Geo. YV. An
derson, Si Co., vs George II Johnson. Property
pointed out in said fi fa.
Also the following negroes and their increase;
YVilliam,George, Ben,Green,Cornwall, Sam,Gcorge,
Charlotte,Congareo and Henry, all levied on as tlx
property of Ceorxe 11. Johnson, to satisfy ope Mort
gage Fi Fa from McIntosh superior court, George J
Kollockvs George II Johnson. Property pointed
oat in said fi fa.
GEORGE YV. COLLIER, Pep. Sh’ff
of Baker county, Geo.
March 3, UW6,
Georgia, Early County.
\\j ifrtkEAS, Joseph D.. Hanlce applies to me
* ■ for Letters of Administration on the estate of
YVUII* Thompson, late of said qounty, deceased.
• These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
WThrw, cause, if any artsts, why aid letter* should
not be> reamed: Given under-my-hand, this 23d
doybf IftthnmiT, 1846. iii'iff'.
JAMES G.. COLLIER, c. c. o.
March 4,1346, 47 30d.
Georgia, Baker County.
'^^’IlEREAB, John C. Button, Administrator on
* * the estate of Jacob Sutton, deceased, applies
to me ta lx dismissed from said administration.
Tlxsc are therefore ta 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 Is w, then and there to shew cause,
(if any exist) why Icttcrs'dismissory should not issue.
Given under my band at office, this 31st day of
January, 1840. SETH C. STEVENS, c c o.
February 4,184G, 43 Cm. ,
Doriann HD hop
Vs.
John Bishop.
I T appearing to tlx Court that John Bishop, the
defendant in the above stated case, is not to lx
found in Decatur county, and it further app-giring
llutt dcicniiunt has removed beyond tho jurisdiction
of tiiis court, it is ordered that service ho performed
by publication, tliat tlx defendant do apjxar and ans
wer at tlie next term of this court, else be considered
in default. ALEXANDER A. ALLEN,
_ Plaintiff’s Attorney.
A true extract from tlx Minutes of said court,
February 6th, 1846.
JOHN T. SMITH, Clerk S. C.
Bainbridge, Feb. II, 1846, 44 -lm.
Adm:ni*trator’M Sale,
A GREEABLE to an oiderol tlx Honorable In.
ferior Court of Dooiv county, sitting as a wtr
of Ordinary, will be sold before the Court llm,j
door, in the town of Y’ienna, Dooiv cmmtv, or tin
first Tuesday in April next, let of land No. 243.
tlie second district of said county. Also, lot ’
203 and 4425 acres of lot No. 202, in the’seveisi
district of said connty. And also, will tx sc!d,b.
fore the Court House door, in the connty of [mi-
on the firs* Tuesday in April next, lot oY load X,’
163, iu the first dbtrict of said connty, lx)on<nu;i
tho estate of Joel Darsey, deceased. Sold far t!..
Ixncfit of the heirs and creditors of sahl deceas»i.
Terms made known on the dav of sale. '
DAVID J. BOT1IYVELL, Adm’r.
February 4, 1846, 43 tds.
Adminintrator’M Sale.
T^ILl. be sold, agreeable to an order of the Cot-
* » of Ordinary of Dooly county, before tix Cot-
House door, in the town of Y'ienna, on the DtTw-
day in April next, during tlie usual Ixurs of al,
lot of land No. (31,) thirty-one, in the 11th di-trir
of said comity, as tlie property of Thomas Mi-
deceased. Sold for the henciit of tlie heii* sad
creditors of said deceased.
THOMAS COBB, A !m’r.
February 4, 1810, 43 bis.
Executor’* Sale.
Vkf ILL be sold before tlx Court House door.h
* * tlio town of Y’ienna, Dooly county, on the Is
Tuesday in April next, lot of lam! in the sevcufli
district cf sniff county, known as the jtiar.tatioa
Siisanuuli Kellum, late of said county, decease!.
Sold for tlio benelit of tlie heirs and creditors of said
deceased. DAVID J. BOTUYVEL1, Ex’..
February 4,1316, 43 tds.
AdininiMfrator’* Sale.
A GREEABLE to ail order from tlie lloaomiit
the Inferior Court of Leo county, while sittic;
for ordinary purposes, will he told, before tlie (.V.
House door, in etarkviUc, I.cc county, on the £;.
Tuesday in April next, thirteen (I3j‘negroes,ccn-
siating of men, women and children. Sold as fe
proixrty of James Jackson, deceased, for the k-nct'.
of tlio heirs and creditors. Terms made kuova ca
the day. J. YY’. BRYAN,
SUSAN JACKSON,
January 23,1S46, 42 tds.
! AdnYx
F OUR montlis alter date application u ii! tone.';
to the I fonorable Inferior Court cf Early reia-
ty. when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for (rave'.'
soil tlie Lands and Negoes bclonipiig to tlx estaft
of Colin E. McRae, late of said county, deceased.
JAMES McRAE, Adm’r.
January 28,18 IG, 42 4in.
Iu Sumter Superior Court.
/* Chambers, 10th February, 1846.
Allred J. Lester )
vs- I Bill for Discovery, Relief
Ezekiel Taylor, V
John Cox, I and Injunctica,
Benton Byrd. )
I T appearing that Ezekiel Taylor, one of the de
fendants in tiiis cose, resides out ot the limits of
tiiis State. It is ordered tliat be bo and appear per
sonally at tlx next term of the Superior Court in
Sumter oourtty^nd plead, answer or demur to told
hill, and that, tiiis order be pubUsbad in one of the
public Gazette.! of tlx State once a month for three
months before said term.
LOTT YVARREN, Judge sees*.
February II, 1846, 3m.
A0nyIniatrator’s~ Sale.
TMTU.I. be sold bo Satonla^ the IStii bf April next,
*’ il the residence of John Bochannoo, in Early
county, all the perfahahle property belonging to the
estate of Henry Gee, deceased, consisting of Horses,
Hogs, Cows. Sic, Terms tnode known on the ityy
of sale. . SILAS YVILSOX, Adm’r.
Starch 4, 1846/ 47 tds.
Georgia, Early County.
Court of Ordinary, January Term, 4840.
P RESENT^ James Bush, Bollmg II. Kobinsttn,
Asa C. 8. Alexander and George YV. Mercier,
Justices. Francis M. Reese, Adnir. da bonis non
of tho estate of Samuel M. Glenn, shewctli unto your
Honors tliat he has never received in his hands any
thing os Administrator of said estate: and therefore
prays tube dismissed from said administration, after
due and legal notice of this rule, which the Clerk of
,thc Court of Ordinary is hereafter to have published.
A true Extract from tlie Minutes of said Court,
this 43th day of January, 1840.
JAMES G. COLLIER, c c o.
January 28,1840, 4ft' Cm.
I ^ftOUR months after date application will be nu'
to the Honorable Inferior Court of Early for
ty, when sitting lor Ordinary purposes, for leave’
Fell the frauds and Negroes belonging to the c^u '
of Benjamin Collier, sen., late of said county, A-f
JAMES G. COLLIER, Ai-n’r.
January 28, 1840, 42 4in.
IjHJUR months after date application will he ns*
to tho Honorable the Inferior Court cf Bake
comity, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, fcrfcsn
to sell all tlie lands belonging to tho estate of h’s-
Seilers, late of said county, deceased.
SETH ’C. STEVENS, Adm’r.
February II, 1840, 44 4m.
F OUR months after dale, application will bezak
to the Honorable the Inferior Court of tlx re 0-
ty or Baker, when sitting as a Court of Oidiimy.w
leave to sell all the real estate belonging to fa '
tatc of Mampeon G. Musgrove, late of said cour'l•
deceased. YVILLIAM JORDAN, Ain't-
January 21,1816, 44 4ui.
Ti’OUU months after date application will 1* **”’
to the Honorable tlie Inferior Court cf EA ’
county, when sitting for Ordinary purpose, ferk*^
to sell tho lands belonging to tlx estate cl Job" W'
ker, deceased. SETH C. STEY’EVRA^’’-
February 11,1846, 44 4m.
F OUR months after date application will he*^'
to tlx Honorablo Inferior Conrt of DertturCo.
when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for lea** f”
the real estate of Stephen I logo, dr reused, lyinf
said connty. WILLI AM YVlLUAilS, A*»f
Georgia, Muscogee Connty. February 11,1846,
George YV. YVoudraii' J Libel for Dirorce/in 1.TOUR montlis after date application will be t*f
re-j s «. '('M Court tf>M. to tlie Inferior Court of YYare county, when f:
Diademia YY’oodrnff. )sakl county.
TiriiEUEAS, it appears to tix Court, from the
* * return of tix Sheriff in tho above stated ease,
that said delenilnnt resides out of raid county—and
it further appearing to the court, that she resides
out of raid State, oo that ordinary process of law
cannot be served on her in said State: it is therefore
on motion ordered, that service in tix above stated
case be perfected on the said defendant by publica
tion in aome Public Gazette in this State, once a
month for three months previous to the next term of
this coert. •' : V. . .....
-A true copy from tho Minutes of Muscogee Su
perior Court,.November adjourned term, 184*. j
- • B. BEASLEY, ClcriA'
January 31,1846, 41 m8m. 1
ting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell s W “
tana. No. 62, in tix 9th district of origiuafiy AppW-
now Ware county. Sold as the property ot b* 3
Stephens, minor, to perfect titles.
JAMES FULYY’OOD, Gninh* 0
February 4,1846,
XjlOUR inontin after date, application will b*
A to the Hownble the Inferior Court of Ds«f •
county, while silting lor Ordinary purposes for * 1 '
ari’MgyggSjSfaaffli
for tbp benefit of tho Mrtfa] e^tomofmM*^
THOMAS SANDERS,
WRIGHT SANDERS,
March 18, 4m. : ’