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Notice to the debtors nnd creditors oi an es
;ate must be published/or/.V days.
Notice that application \\ i 1 be made fco the
fourt of Ordinary for leave to sell land, must
*e published nine months.
DOCTOR EVANS,
Member df the Royal College of Sur
<reoits, London ;
Licentiate of the College of Physicians, Balti
more, iic. ive.
RESPECTFULLY in-
S forms the citizens ol
Twiggs county and vi
cinity, that he has loca
ted at the farm lately
occupied by the Rev. E.
Hantmick. 7 miles from
.Marion, on the Dublin
road, and about ?! miles
from Dr. Fitz Gerald 1 :
Hh a the farm is known a.-
the old Methodist Camp
thirty years experience as a Physician,
L Surgeon and Accoucher, and lias reiei
ved his medical education under some
of the first teachers in Europe.
N.B. Those afflicted with recent
Cancers, Fistulas, Piles, Rheumatism,
Dropsey, Dvssentery or Flux, Fever
and Ague, Eruptionsof the
Head, a certain disease arising from
impurity of the blood, White Swel
lings, obstinate old Ulcers, “ orins,
Biliious and other diseases, Epilepsy
or Fits, See. may have them cured up
on the most reasonable terin3 by ap
plying as above.
I jcT* Persons living at a distance may
(be accommodated at the Doctor’s
‘house by bringing their bedding and
paying part of the fee in advance.
Dr. Evans has lately received from
New-York a choice assortment of
Medicines, which he otters for cash at
reduced prices.
10“ A good opportnnity now offers
fur two or three respectable young j
men, of good education to Study Medi
cine. Applv as above.
Jan. 7, 1824. Sm 42
(VINE months after date upplica
-hi bon will be made to the Honora
ble Court of Ordinary of Jones county
for leave to sell lot No. 76 in the 11th
dist. of Early county, and two tracts
in Jones county, one containing fifty
acres, adjoining lands of A. Rice ; the
other containing 180 acres, adjoining
Elizabeth Shurley.
Also—Lot No. 114 in old Wilkin
son,now L’elfair county. All belong
u, o to Elizabeth Hendrix, a minor.
JOHN SPURLIN, Guardian.
March 17, 1824. m9m
Georgia--- \\\hh C’ovmtx.
Superior Court, March Term, IS2 1.
Timothy Matthews, Jithur.
de bonis non of John 11. { Rule
“ idiams deceased, vs. L Nisi.
OV f °rge A. Brown. ‘
the petition of Timothy Mat
thews, administrator de bonis non
?. 11,111 JE M illiams dec’d stating that
eorw A. Brown made and executed
said J. |). W illiams in liis life time,
f , conveying to him 843 J acres
fl ‘ , ’. w kich original deed is lowt.and
nf. • n 8 file,! 111 the Clerk's Office
j u 'i Court, a true copy thereof,prav-
tube established. On
. 1 lo| i of James Smith, his Council,
w 's thereupon
bo!*That said copv deed
CnnY • lh i- ie<l at the next term of this
r . i* ’ lll *' eu “I said lost original, ac
!,n^to the statute in such cases
aj Provided, unless cause
com.’ .* en there be shewn to the
that 1 '!!.' : *t is further ordered,
Hiont] f S ,U * e * ,c ‘ published once a
to in’ 0r Sl . x months,previously there-
Sute “ U * l ' ,C l H, hJ* c Gazettes of this
v! , ( IP „7< rac t bum the Minutes.
M r 1 LAS W * WELLS, CTk.
4 n|T VV '' ) Vo U\UV,.
j\ c Y M °man who is a good
* Uuk ~Apply a t this Office:
GEORGIA MESSENGER.
jN m ©0 oxrss,
HI ,& A. BENNETT
\V E just received by the Moats
Bachelor and Rebecca in addi
tion to their former stock a fresh sup
ply ot Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware and Crockery,making a complete
and general assortment, which they
otter low for cash : Among which are
the following articles:
500 bushels L. P.Salt, 300 Lisbon do
2000 lbs Iron, 1000 lbs Castings, asstd.
10 bbls rye Gin, 15 do do W hiskey
15 do Sugar, 1 hhd. do.
3 do linseed Oil
12 half bbls mackerel
16 bags coffee, 3 kegs tobacco
5 boxes candles, sdo soap
12 kegs nails, 15 bags shot
5 bbls Irish potatoes, 2casks cheese
25 doz. Blade’s patent hoes
felieet iron, grindstones
Pilot-bread and cra-kers
W indow glass, powder, lead
London porter, Holland gin
Madeira and currant w ines, cordial
Molasses, pepper, allspice
Tea, loaf-sugar, ginger,
Shaving soap and boxes, fassets
Segars, basket salt
Plow lines, trace chains
Curry-combs, bed cords
Cloth, hair, tooth, paint, hearth,hoot
white-wash, scrubbing and horse
Brushes
Pad, Mock, closet, and knob locks
Stationary, cotton cards
Horn, tortoise, bone & ivory combs
Pearl, mould, thread and metallic
buttons; assorted
Pen, pocket, Spanish and Jack
knives, tvnive* and forks
Carving, butcher and shoe knives
Patent coffee mills, butts N, hinges
Iron, teutania and bi ittannia, table
and tea Spoons
Scissors, curtain pins, house bells
Bellows, fisn hooks and lines
Drawing-kim e>, sickles
Carpenter's adze’s and hammers
Carpenter’s and shingling hatchets
Shoemaker's hammers, pincers and
nippers
Compasses and iron squares
Br ass, cut and wrought tacks
Box rules, sad irons
Sifters, club axes,
Fiilos and chissels
Gniiblets and tap-bi rers
Candle-sticks, snuffers
Door-knockers, lamps
Piated stirrup-irons and spurs
Pins and needles, assorted
Gridirons, -auce pans
Ladies morocco prunella and leath
er shoes
Gentlemen's boots, shoes & shoetees
Children’s do
Two cases straw, leghorn and silk
bonnets
2 cases gentlemen's line beaver hats
4 do wool do
Rose and duflle blankets
Flannels, plains, sattinetts,assorted
Osnaburgs, cotton and linen shirting
Russia and cotton sheeting
Russia duck and drill, lonalawn
Redtick and domestic plaid
Apron checks, brown sheeting
Brown anil bleached shirting
Dowlas, platillas, brown liolland
Ladies hose, assorted
l.odii sand gentleman’s gloves do
Linen, cotton and osnaburg thread
Ribbons and tape
Linen and cotton carnbrick
Calicoes and ginghams
” cj ...
Furniture calico, chintz, dimity
Carnbrick dimity
Mull and jackonet muslins
Merino, Valencia, cassinterc and
silk shawls
Muslin dresses, inserting trim in i ngsj
Plain ana figured cambricks
Seersuckers, printed muslins
Caroline and imitation plaids
Boinbnzettes, union stripes
Yellow nankin, French do
Black sinchews and sarcenets
Changeable and satin silk
Black silk vesting
Nankin and Canton crape
Norwich and Italian do
F lag and Barcelona handkerchiefs
Silk parasols and umbrellas
Valencia, Marseilles and toilinett
vesting
Ladies indispensables
Cravats, silk and cotton suspenders
Birds-eye diaper
Lion skin and Bath coating
Also —a very handsome assortment
of STONE WAKE, and a groat vari
ety of other articles.
A liberal price given for Cow Hides.
H'antedr- 1000 bushels CORN.
Cor sale, Lot No, 79, in the 5d dist.
of Houston county.
Macon, Feb. 13. 49
NUCO.Y, (GEORGIA,') WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1824.
. „ ItA'S'ML
\ EL the land belonging to the es-
A fate of William \V. Dawson, de
ceased, will be sold at the place of
holding court in the town of Macon,
on the first Tuesday in April next.—
I his land lies a few miles below the
Reserve, on the Ocmulgee river, and
persons wishing to establish a pernia
nent interest in the town of Macon,
would do well to attend the sale. \
credit will be given until the 25th De
cent her next, and good security requi
red. There are two squares of oak
and hickory land, with one hundred
and fifty acres cleared—one square of
pine land with forty acres cleared,and
one square of Ocmulgee low grounds
with forty acres cleared, with a good
framed dwelling house and other buil
dings on the pine tract.
All the above tracts are adjoining,
and would make a fine settlement.
Sold bv order of ‘he Court <rf Or
dinary.
Charles Bullock, Ailnt’r ) de bo
*Martha It. Dntvson, Adm’x \ nis non
Jail. 21, 1824. tds44
YuvVAs Sl\W.
~\\/ Ld.be sold, on the first Tucs
• I day m May next, at the
Court-house in the town of Macon,
Bibb county, between the usual hours
of sale,
Three single story house frames, 301
leet by 18, as the property of Fauche
Cleveland, to satisfy a ft fa in favor of
M artha K. Dawson.
1 wo feather JBtcls, four Coun
terpanes, one pine Table one pine
Beadstead, and two Trunks ; levied
on as the property of Baily Harris
to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Henry
Audolph.
One Road Waggon and Harness,
one bay and one sorrel Horse levied
on as the property of John Harris j
to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Henrv
Audolph.
14 acres of pine land, nearly all mi
ll er cultivation ; lying on the waters
of Swift Creek, adjoining lands of Jas.
Lynns r.ru! others—loo bushels corn,
26 head of Hogs, 3420 feet plank, as
sorted, and 1090 feet scantling, as the
property of Burton C. Whitaker to
satisfy a fi fa in favor of Martha B.
Dawson, vs. Fauche Cleveland and the
said B. C. \\ hiiaker.
1 Bed, Bedstead and Furniture, 2
Fables, I Violin, 1 lot of Books,among’
which are I homas’ Practice, \\ alker’s
Dictionary, Bell’s Operative Surgery,
Dune aids Dispensatory, &c. 35 glass
Jars, JO Earthen Jars, 4 dozen Phials,
22 Buttles. Most of the Jars, Bottles
and Phials containing Medicine—with
some other articles of Medicine and
Surgical instruments. I sitting Chair
1 pair of Scales, 1 Bay Horse, 1 Sad-;
die and Blanket, and 1 Buffalo Skin—|
Levied oil as the property of Nathan i
I m kcr, to satisfy a fi fain favor of
Amos Brown, for the use of Gustav us
Hendrick, vs. Andrew Burnham and l
the said Nathan ‘Fucker, and another |
in favor of Charles Church, vs. the j
same defendants.
Terms of Sale — Cash.
JON A. A. HUDSON, Sh'ff.
March 24, 1824. Itiis
ShcnUVs Nik*.
ILL be sold at the Court House
▼ Y in the tow nos Macon,on the first
Tuesday in May next, between the
usual hours of sale,
I hree Beds and Furniture, 2 bed
steads, 1 coni, 2 bed hides, 6 chairs,
two tables, two wash tubs, one pail, one
piggen, one side board, l pitcher, 4
tumblers, 2 bowls,! sugar dish,l cream
pot, 8 plates, l dish, 6 wine glasses, I
decantin', 4 cups, 13 saucers, 1 pepper
box, 1 salt stand, 1 looking glass two
cannistcrs, 1 spinning wheel, 1 pair of
cards, 2 pots, 1 griddle, 1 gridiron, 1
tea kettle, 2 trunks, I cupboard, 1 pair
of sail irons, 1 pair of tongs, 1 shovel,
1 put rack, 1 knife box, 5 knives, 6
forks, l coffee mill, 1 tin coffee pot, 1
churn, 1 skillet, 1 tunnel, 1 bottle, 1
grind stone, l claw hammer, 1 club
axe, and three head of hogs—levied on
as the property of John 11. Beard to sa
tisfy a fi fa in favor of Harrison Smith.
Terms of Sale— Cash.
JOHN S. CHILDERS, D . s .
March 24, 1824. I tils
j\| INK months after date applim
-1- x tion will be made to the Honora
ble court of Ordinary of Bibb count*
for leave to sell the real estate of
Alexander Turner late of said county
deceased, to be sold for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors of said dec'd.
MARGARET TURNER, Mtn'x.
March J, 1824. ni9m
a E.sairursr,
MERCHANT- T.i IL OR.
LATE of the firm of Keeney 6i Clarke, con
tinues tlie Tailoring busines!* in Jikl; •
Shorter’* building adjoining tli> Fost-Ollin
where all orders will he tlmnktuliy receive
and punctually attended to.
G3*The'LATEST FASHIOM
• re received, and as none hut the best m>
‘■ii are employed, the public may rest ussi.
-d that their work will be done in the be
laiiuer.
He has just received a handsome assort
ment of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERE,
VESTING,
S ATI NETT,
SCOTC H PLAID, &
TRIMMINGS, suitable for
Dress Clothes.
Ready made COATS, VESTS,
PANTALOONS and Scotch Plan
CLOAKS. All of which will be sold
low sot cash.
He returns his thanks for the libc
rnl patronage lie has received, and so
lie its its further continuance.
Macon, Dec. 3. 3in37
SWvWfs Su\c.
IkITILL be sold at the Court-house
▼ t in Irwin county, on the first
Tuesday in April next, between the
usuai hours •!’sale, the following pro
perty, to w it:
Lot No. 252, more or less in the 12th
district of Irwin county. — Levied on
as the property ot Jesse Edwards to
sat.sfy a li fa in favor of Jones &
Smith, vs. said Edwards.
DANIEL McDUFFIE, Shf.
Irwin co. Feb. 18, 1824. tds4B
Mmmistvatov’s Sa\e.
“^nL r H.L be sold at die Market-
V ▼ House in the town of Louis
ville,on the first Tuesday in April next
Ch\o JN'epro Don \i\ \\h
name of Ned, about 14 years old, be
ing the property of Benj. M. Blount,
late of Jefferson county, dec’d and
sold for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of saitl dec’d.
Terms made known on the day of
Pale.
JACOB SUTTON, Jldm'r.
February 4, 1824. tds—46
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate
of Mrs. Mary Quinney, late of
Jeflerson county, dec’d. are requested
to call and make immediate payment,
anil those having demands against said
estate are requested to render them in
duiy attested, within the time pre
scribed by law, to
D. HOOK, Admr.
Louisville,Feb. 25, 1424. tw49
A DTK V,.
TVi INK months after date, applica-
J-xl tion will be made to the Honora
ble the court of Ordinary ot \\ ilkin
son county, for leave to sell a tract ot
land containing one hundred ami fifty
two and a half acres, being a part of
lot No. 186, in the 27th district us said
county.
ALSO—One other tract, containing
fifty and a half ac es, being a part ol
lot No. 200, in the 27 th district of said
county —both lying on the Long Slash
—belonging to the estate of Mathias
Liverman deceased.
WILLIAM DAVIS, Adm'r.
March 3, 1824. in9m
NOTICE
“TVI INF. months after date, applica
-J-1 tion will be made to the honora
ble court ol Ordinary of Jfibb county
for leave to sell Lot" No. 46 in the 3d
dist. ol (formerly Houston, but now)
Bibb county—it being the real estate
of Thomas agbey late of said county
deceased, and to be sold for the bene
fit of the heirs and creditors of said
deceased.
ELIZABETH BAGBF.V, AdmW.
March 1, 1824. m9m
(U'ovpa—-D\bV) County.
TUHEREAS Isbel Bullock ap-
Vt plies to me for letters of admin
istration on the estate of Burrel Bui
lock, late of said county, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad
inonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear at my office, within the
time prescribed bylaw, toshew cause,
(if any,) why said letters should not be
granted.
Given uader my hand this Ist day
of March, 1824.
D. S. BOOTH, c. c. o.
6w51)
Toa.alafca.i2 aa> 33.
TT¥ ILL be sold on the first Toes
▼ ▼ day in May* next in the Town of
MACOJV, Bibb county,
rm ACRES OF LAND,
well improved, there being more than
we hundred acres under cultivation,
he above tract of Land is known as
die plantation whereon Dr. Brown
formerly lived, a lew miles below Ma
nn, anil is VAI.UAIILF..
ALSO,
n a Another tract containing
1100 acres ofland, 300
iiliFSl of which is under cultiva
■HSaKtSßii tion—loo acres Ocmulgee
sv .nop, and the other 200 prime up
land, with a comlortable Dwki.ung
House —being the plantation w hetcon
John D. VY illiams formerly Jived, ad
pbning the reserve around Macon.
ALSO,
On the first Tuesday in June next,
n the town of Clinton, Jones county,
.toother tract containing
15 acres, well improved, being the
plantation known by the name of Camp
Hope, three miles east of Macon on
the Milledgeville road.
ALSO,
On the first Tuesday in July next,
at the town of Covington in New ton
county, one lot of Land, containing
kJO'Ji acres, being No. 323 in the
16th district of said county.
ALSO,
On the first Tuesday in August next
in the town of Marion,Twiggs county,
one lot ofland, containing
20*21 acres, and two-thirds of ano
ther undivided lot of Land in said
county, adjoining lands formerly own
ed by Dr. Brown.—All the above land
being the real estate of John D. T ill
iams, late of said county of Bibb dec’d
ami sold for the benefit of the credit
ors of said dec'd.
Terms—One halfcASH, and for the
other half a credit will be given till
the first of January next- -except the
iract in Newton which vvili be sold for
cash.
TIMOTHY MATTHEW £,Mm’r
de bonis non.
March 3, 1824. tds^O
(\ILLrfJYD PAY.
PERSONS indebted to Alexander
Meriwether, will please call with
out delay on the Subscriber, and make
payment, as lie has the books and
notes in possession, and is authorised
to make settlements.
JON A. A. HUDSON.
March 3. tf.so
Executive Department,Geo 1
Milledgeville, Nov. 21, 1823. y
ORDERED, lhat the subjoined
resolution be published once a
month in each of the gazettes of this
state, until the next general election.
Attest EI.ISMA VV 00D, .Sir ry.
/AT SF.A'JTH, Kor. 12, 1823.
YY it ere as, it is’ desirable to aster
tain the wishes of the citizens of this
Hate as to the mode of chosing Elec
tors of President and Vice-President
of the United States.
lie it therefore resolved by the Senate,
and House of Representatives of the
State of Georgia, in General Assembly
met, r I hat it shall be the duty of the
magistrates who shall preside at the
several elections to be held in the dif
ferent counties of this state for the
choice of members of the 1 egislatuc,
at the next general election therein, to
propose to each and every voter, at the
time of receiving his vote, whether lie
desir es that the choice of said Electors
shall be confined to the people or re
-ained by the Legislature, anti to re
quest such voter to signify such desire
by endorsing on his ticket tin word
People or Legislature, according to
the truth of the fact; and, on counting
out the ballots, to annex to the return
of the said election bv them so trans
mitted to the Executive department, a
true statement of the votes to given, to
(he end that the same may be laid be
fore the next Legislature “by his excel
lency the Governor.
And be ii further resolved, That his
excellency the Governor be and lie is
hereby requested to cause this result!
lion to be published without delay in
the several gazette of this state, and to
continue the said publication once a
tn'inih until the next general election.
Read ami agreed to unanimously*
‘I iiomas Stocks, President.
‘n the House of Ilepresentatives, ftov 14,1823
Read and concurred in
David Adams, Speaker.
Approved Nov. 18, 1823.
G. M. TROUP, Governor.
Nov. 25. mtlO—36.
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