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TILL IRE SOLD, at Ac Market! the waters of ShouMeibofie adjoining
ft;
y y house in the town of Sparta, on
the tint Tuesday in September next, the
following tract* of land,orso much there
of us will he suflicient^to discharge the
tax and eost due thereon.
50 acres land, Hancock county, on the
w aters of Fort creek, adjoining Brown,
the property of Joseph Turner, sen. to sa
tisfy the tax for the year 1810—tax due
ft 900.
too aeres land, Hancock county, on the
waters of Fort creek, adjoining Foster,
the property of Tilniau Turner, to satisfy
the tax for the year 1810—tax due ftl: 93
3-4.
291 acres land, Hancock county, on the
waters of Beaver-dnm, adjoining Harris,
the property of Gabriel Moss to satisfy
the lax for the year 1810—tax due ft 5:87
1-2.
lit acres land, Hancock county, on
9jie waters of Buffaloe, adjoining John,
the properly of William Montgomery, to
satisfy the tax for the year 1810—tax due
gt: U 1-3.
2ft7 aeres land, Hancock oouuty, on the
•waters of Beaver-dam,' adjoining Bryan,
the property of William U. Tyns, to sa
tisfy tiie tdx for the year 1810 tax due
2 7 : 81 1-1.
203 l-2 acres, land formerly Baldwin
fiow Morgan county ; in the 18th district,
No. 119, ftse property of William Hutch
insou, to satisfy the tax for the year 1810
—tax due 75 cents.
.202 13 a< res land, 35th district of Wil
kinson county, No. 250, the property of
James Finch, to satisfy the tux for the
year t8to—tax due & 1: 20
802 1-2 aeres land, Oglethorpe county,
adjoining Cloud, the property oflliehard
Gregory, to satisfy the tax for the year
1810—tax due ft 2 : 98 8-4.
303 i-2 aeres land, 33d district of Wil
kinson couuty, No. 8 ; also 302 t-3 aeres
land i2th district Wilkinson county, No
891, the property of William H Waller,
to satisfy the tax for the year 1810—.tux
due ft 7 :*87 i-2.
Terms Cash. *
27. Grew, 8hff.
June 30 so—tds.
WILL HE SOLD,
At the market house in the town ol
Spares,' on the first Tuesday in Sept,
next, the following tracts ot land, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient t<
discharge the Tax and cost due thereon.
109 acres land, Hancock county, on
the waters of Bcavrtr-iflam, adjoining
Huiiey ; the property of Timothy W
K 'iscter, to satisiy the Tax fot the yeai
1811 , Tax due 82 : 25. .
270 acres land Hancock county, O-
gtchvt, adjoining Morgan, the pro-
pi i ly ot Benjamin Jenkins to satisfy
the Tax fur the year 1811 i Tax dm
$5: 43 3-4.
95 actes land Hancock county, on the
Wa era of Fort creek, adjoining West,
the property of Thomas Ingram, to
satisfy the Tax lor the year 1811 ; Tax
due $ 4 : 3 1-2.
125 acres land, Hancock county* on
the wateisol Log-dam, adjoining Har
ton, the property of Greene Mitchell,
to saiis!> the Tax for the year 1811;
Tax due 6 1:8 1-4.
251 acres land, Hancock county, on
the waters of Ogccbee, adjoining Col-
lee, die property of Nathan Harris, to
satisfy the l ax lor the year I8l! ; Tax
due b7 l 2 cents*
607 1*2 acres land, Hancock county,
ou the waters of Uuftaloe, the property
ot johu B. Minor, to satisfy the Tux
lor the > ear 18lt i Tax dtle $ i2: 50.
. 200 acres laud, Hancock county, on
the waters ot Buffaloe, adjoining Mann,
the property ot Francis Weeks, to sa
tisfr the l ax lor the year 1811 ; Tax
(Uii. 81 1 4 cents.
450 acres land, Hancock county, or
tlu waters ot Spring cresk, adjoining
Taiver, the property of Francis Webb
to satisfy the Tax for the year 1811 ;
Tax due $5:18 3 4.
113 acres land, Hancock coynty, on
the waters of Beaver-dam, adjoining
Sims, tire property of Owen Alford, to
satisfy the l ax for the year 1811; Tax
due ft : 3 1-4.
108 acres land, Hancock county, on
the waters of Beaver-dam, adjoining
Randle, the property of Edmund Gil
bert, to satisfy the Tax for the year
1811 ; Tax due S3 : 75.
200 acres land, Hancock county, on
the waters of Buffaloe, adjoining Lew
is, the property ol Edw’d B. Broadnax,
to satisiy the Tax for the year 1811 ;
Tax due $9r 31 1-4.
, 186 acres land, Hancock county, On
thewaterS of Buffaloe, adjoining Vic
kers, the property of Edward Broad
nax, to satisfy the Tax for the year
18U ; Tax due 85: 31 1-4;
250 acres land, Hancock county, on
the waters of Buffaloe, adjoining
Broadnax, the property of Ann Kenan,
to satisfy the Tax for the year 18ft ;
Tax due ft'2: 62 1-2.
250 acres land, Hancock county,
on the waters of Buffaloe, aajoinng
Brown, the property of Mary Miller,
, to satisfy the Tax for the year 1811 ;
Tax due S 3 : 00.
.313 acres land, Hancock county, on
’e waters of Shoulderbone, adjoining
amilton, as the property of Benjamin
Chappell, to satisfy the Tax for the
'jfrar 1811 ; Tax due g 11 ; 03 3 1-4.
>00 acres land, Hancock county, on
Hudson, the property of Joseph Chap
pell, dec’d, returned by Benjamin Chap
pell, to satisfy the tax for the year
1811; Tax due 62 1-2 cents.
285 acres land, Hancock county, on
the waters of Powel’s creek, adjoining
Harvey, the property of Randolph Rut
land, dec’d, returned by Walter Ha
milton, Adm’r. to satisfy the Tax for
the year 1811 ; Tax due $5 : 25-
294 acres land, Hancock county, on
the waters of Beaver-dam, adjoining
Harris, the property of Gabriel Moss.
t » satisfy the Tax for the year 1811 ;
Tax due $4 : 62 1-2.
111 acres land, Hancock county, on
the waters of Oconee, adjoining Santoid.
the property of Silas Hopkins, to Misty
the tax for the year 1811, tax due 1 dols.
37 1.2
100 acres land, Hancock county, on ihe
wateis of Oconre, adjoining Cadenheacl,
the pioperty of William Darby, to Misty
ihe tax for the year 1811, tax due 56 1-4
cents.
500 acres land, Hancock county, on the
wale's ot Buff-doe, adjoining Gilliland the
property of William Grantham, to ta’.isfy
the lax for the year 1811 ; tax due 2 dols
37 12
340 aeres land, Hancock county, on the
water* of Shouldesrhoroe, adjoining Lacie, the
property of Brtsey Thomas, to fatisfy the tax
for the year is 11 j 'ax due 1 dol. 56 1 4.
SS7 aeres land, Hancock county, on the
waters of Beaverdam adjoining Biyan, the
property of William G. Tyue, to fatisfy the
lax for (he year tall ; tax due 8dols 87 l 9
303 1.8acre* land lS'h disdrict Wilkin
Ton county, No S25, the property of Wm
P. Downman to fatisfy the tax for the year
1611 ; tax due 9 dols. 69 1-9.
203 1 2 acres land, 14th dftrict \Filk : nfon
county. No 205, the property of John Miller,
to fatisfy the tax for the year 1811 ; tax due
62 1-3 cents.
903 1 3 acres Of land 11th diftrict Wilkin..
Ton county, No. 294 the property of James
Patterfon to fatisfy the tax for the year 1SU,
tax duel dols. 81 1.4. Terms Calh.
H- Greene, Stiff. ff.C.
June SO tds.
W ILL BE SOLD, on the firtt Tuesday
in Sept’r. nexr, in the town of Madifon
Lot number 24S, third quality, l&lli Bald, i {SHERIFFS 3*tiLE~-Vt ill be sold or.
ssin eranted to Kinman, returned by James the first Tuesday in September next,
_ .— —*« | in f t own 0 f Clinton, joues county, be
tween the usual hours of sale,
White : Tax due 4 dollars 91 cents
lOi j-4 acres, 2nd quality, 20th Baldwin,Io*
dian Creek, joint Browning, returned by Wil
liam Branan ; Tax due 1 dollar 55 cents
20° 1-2 acres, 5tlj Baldwin, Sandy creek,
•ranted to White, joins Perkins, returned hy
Jos. White; Tax due 4 dollars 14 cents 8 8-4
m Lot number 276, second quality, lltb Wil-
kinton, returned by Elijah Lambeth, Tax due
66 rents 5 1-2 mills.
202 1-2 acres, pine land, 2ift Wilxinton,
granted to Jones, returned by George Varner,
Tax duv. I dollar to cents. . „
Lot nu ’ ber 208 fecond quality Jth Bald
win, Appalatchee, granted to M‘Dote, joins
Barton, returned by Benjamin Head { Tax
due lo dollars 18 rente 6 mills.
67 acres, Hardlabour creek, 5th Baldwin,
granted to Cooper, joins Ray, returned by
Jerry Wooten ; Tax due M cent* 7 1-2 mills
John, B- Wnatlt'N T. c.
June 28. 28—9t.
WILL BE SOLD,
O N the lira iuesday in September next,
at the court-house in Walhington coun
ty, between the ufual hour*, the following
tradls of land, oras much thereof as will be
fufficient to slttsfy the tax and colt for the
year 1811.
J00 acre* pine land, Walhingtoo county
Sandhill creek, returned by Charles Ingram—
tax due 85 cents.
102 1.2 acres Usd in 24ih Wilkinfon, now
Twiggs, No217, returned t>y John L;nfey—»
tax due 1 dol. lo 1 9 - ta.
130 acres pine land, W ilhington" - county,
retarned by Angotfh Morrison—tax dot
63 1 9 cents. >
400 acres pine land, Tatnall county, Pen
dalton creek, returned by Timothy Evell—
tax due 6s 13 cents.
200 acres pine land, Walhingtou county,
Big creek, returned by Henry Smith—tax due
5 dolls. 68 cte.
300 acres pine land, Montgomery county,
Ri*. kcreek, returned by Joel Smith—tax due
1 dol 30 1 2 cents.
266 acres pine land, Wafhington county,
Wilitamlon’i fwamp, returned by John Mer.
cer—tax due 57 1-2 cents.
Charles Raley, T. c
July 9. 39—tds.
Morgan county, between the ufual hours, tb
following tracts of land, or fo mocb thereof as
will be fufficient to fatisfy the tax and colt
for the year le09.
Lot number 119, pine land, 23nd *diftri61
Wilkinfon county, returned by 1'homas H.
Sharp i Tax due I doll98 ft 7 1.2.
50 acres 9p quality land, part of Igfc num
her 307, in the 4tn diftrict Baldwin, returned
by Jamei Hooks; Tax due 55 cents 2 1.4
mills.
60 acres Srd quality land, Clark county,
Cun Creek, granted to Fludd joins Jackson
returned by Samuel F. Thompfon ; Tax due
54 cents.
Lot number 54, pine land, 27th Wilkinfon,
returned by Zachsriah Garner; Tax die 60
cents; .
Lot number 69, fecond quality, isth diftridt
Baldwin, returned by James Lock ; Tax due
1 do Ur 25.
200 acres pine land, Columbia county, gran
ted to Harrik, joins Reaves, returned by Nan
cy Davis 1 Tax due 29 cents 8 1.9 mills
900 acres fecond quality, Glynn county,
Greene Creek, granted to Graves, joins Welt,
returned by'John Stewart ; Tax dut 65 cents
• trills.
Lot nunmber 319, fecond quality, 12th die.
trict Wilkinfon, returned by Miles Edwards;
Tax due 1 dollar 39: 9 1-3.
. 75 acres, 9nd quality, part of lot number
103, in the 5tls Baldwin, granted to Roads,
joins Roads, returned by Thomas Heftcr; Tax
due 66 cents.
Lot numoer 65. pine land, llth diftrict
Wilkinson, returned by Andrew Walker; Tax
due 58 cents.
106 acres fecond quality, Rocky Creek,
lyiikes county, granted to L'pham, joins Da.
vis, returned by Bcnoni Hansford ; Tax due
4 dollars 40 cents : 4 1 2 mills. •
L»t number ■■■■■■ 2nd qualiry, 4th diftrift
Baldwin, granted to Anthony,& joins Brown,
returned by Stifannah Harris, as Adm’x for
Sampfnn Harris deceased f Tax due 3 dollars
36 cents T 1-2 mills
Lot number 333 fecond quality, 4th diftrift
Baldwin, re'orned hy Hatnnah Fitzpatrick ;
Tax due 9 dollar- ft cents 5 mill*.
Lot number 136, tuird quality, 30th Bald,
win, grasted to Haynes joines Patdllo, return,
ed by Daniel Haynes; Tax due 78 cents 5
and la.
Lot number ll, in the 19th Baldwin, gran
ted to Brooks, joins Barnes, returned by
Dempfey Wilkinfon; Tax due 1 dollar', 59
cents 4 1-4 mills.
101 1.4 acres, 3nd quality, part of lot num
ber 74, in the l^tb district Baldsvin, on Hag
ler’s creek, granted to Butt, joins Burgefs, re
turned by Jofepb Williams ; Tax due 1 dol
lar 59 cents 7 mills.
Lot number 33, fecond quality, llth Bald,
wiu granted to Robcrfon, returned by Har
wood Goodwin; Tax due 3 dollars $6 cents.
63 acres, 3rd quality, part of lot number 83
in the 19th Baldwin, granted to Zimmerman
returned by Nathaniel Hamby; Tax due 55
cents 9 1.4 mills.
65 acres Srd quality, part of lot number 150,
in the 90th Baldwin, granted to Harper, joins
Ncllon, returned by Lmdfey Davis, Tax due
53 cents 7 3.4 mills.
35 acres 3rd quality, Sandy creek, 20th
Baldwin, granted to Gilbert, returned by
John Baccus , Tax due 48 cents.
50 acres, 3rd quality, Clark county, Green
brier creek, granted to Melton, joins Taylor!
leturned by Jonathan Noble ; Tax due 46 cts.
mills.
Lot number 336, pine land, 12th diftrict
Wilkinfon, granted toCbok, returned by Wil
liam B. Cook; Tax due 60 cents.
Lot number 226, aloe land, 16th Wilkinfon
granted to Kilgore, teturned by Abfalom Kil
gore ; Tax due 59 cent* g 1.4 mill*.
100 acres, 20th Baldwin, granted to Bra*'
well, joins Crow, returned by john Iloilody;
Tax due 3 dollars 35 cents 9 1-4 mills*
50 acres, 2d quality, part of lot No. 179, in
the 20th Baldwin, returned by Joel Lambeth ;
Tax due 55 cent*.
101 1-4 acres, Srd quality, part of lot No.
217, in the 20th Baldwin, returned by Ifaac
Hand ; Tax due 54 cent* 8 3 4 mills.
One lot in the town of Millcdgeville, num
ber ——. returned by Thomas Dickson; Tax
due 1 dollar 65 cent?.
P URSUANT to orders granted «y tnc In
terior Court of Morgan counly sitting as
« Court of Ordinary, will be sold to the high
est bidder on Tuesday the seventh day of Sep.
tenner ntx , at the Court-house of Morgan
county,a, lot or tract of land, containing two
hundred two and a half acres, known by Lot
No 260, in the fosrth diftrict of origiually
Baldwin now Morgan county, being the real
eftate ofSampson Harris, dec'd—also at the
same time and place five negroes, Sally and
her child, and Aggey and her two children,
belonging to said eltate*—sold for the benefit ot
the heirs and creditors of said eftate.
Stephen IV. Harris, Achn’r.
July 6 37 tds
202 1-2 acres, Lot No. 308, in tie 22d
district of formerly Wilkiuson, now Lau
rens county, taken as the property ol
Jacob Smiley, dec’d, to satisfy au execu
tion in favor of Robert Smiley—-the a-
bove property pointed out by jame9 M’-
Neal administrator.
july 28 Robert Hensley, Slif.
I NTENDING to decline the Drug bu
siness l offer my stock for sale at re-
Ineed prices, consisting of a pretty gene
ral assmtinent of articles and including
an excellent supply of
Glass Furniture.
Among a variety of othet articles are
Jalop; Calomel; Rhubarb; Magnesia :
Salts ; Henna ; Manila; Barks; Coppe
ras; Blue Vitriol; Logwood; Annaito; Oil
Vitriol ; Aqua Fortis ; Verdcgrease :
Bateman’s Drops ; Turlington’s Balsam ;
Rheumatic Pills ; British Oil ; Female
Pills ; Anderson’s Pills ; Worm Lozen-
s; Medic amentum, &c. &c. &c.
Also, a house and lot calculated to ac
commodate a getiteel family, and plea
santly situated, for sale or rent.
DAN’L. WILSON.
Millcdgeville, June 29.36—6t.
GEORGIA, Greene county.
W HEREAS we the underwritten as
signers did some time in December
last, become security for the personal ap
pearance of a certain John Lofting at the
nett Superior Court ensuing, to answer
to 411 indictenienl for a breach of the peace
and whereas the said Lofting did not make
his appearance agreeable to the tenor ol
thQ boud, wc take this method to try to
hare him produced at the next Superior
Court to be holden in and for the couuty a
foresail].
We the nnderwritlen assitigrrs do agree
to pay fifty dollars each, ([each bound for
himself only] to any person or persons that
may brine the said Lofting, or so routine
him that he may be had before theSupe
rior Court aforesaid. The said Lolling
is a light hair’d man, quite ohunky built
weighing about 175 lbs. between 25 & 30
years of age, and has a stammer in his
speech between a stutter and a lisp; he is
uUo'leit handed. The abovm reward will be
paid whenever the said Lotting is deliver
ed to cither of the subscribers, or so con
fiued that he may lie had.
William Baldwin, senr.
June 30 William Glass.
O N the first Tuesday in September
next, w ill he sold to the highest bid
der, at the court-house in Lauren* county,
agreeable to an order of the Court of Or
dinary of Washington county, two huu-
dred aeres of laud lying in the said coun
ty of Laurens, on Big creek, adjoiniue
David Ulackshear; the real estate of
Austin Parrott, dec’d ; farther terms w ill
be made known on the day of sale.
Elijah Black shear, Ex’or.
June 18 35—Ot*
t'elluw-citixens of Putnam county!
Understanding that impressions have
been made and opinions entertained by
thecommunity, growing out of a short pub
lication stating u settlement of differen
ecs between Major Napier and myself
which arc erroneous, I^have thought it a
duty which 1 owe tnysclf and the public
to give a succinct account of all (he cir
cumstances accompauyng the transacti
ons to which that publication alluded.—-
Discovering there was a hog belonging to
me in major Napier’s mark aud some time
after being informed by Mr. James Ro
berts who was then acting as au overseer
for the Major that the mark was impro
perly ntade on the hog by the Major, I
thought it my duty as a good citizen to
have the matter judicially investigated;
and in conformity with this opinion 1 made
application to the Solicitor General to
prefer a bill of indictment to the Grand
Jury, which was accordingly done. When
l went as a witness before the jury, & up
on oath. I stated that some time in the lat
ter part of the summer of 1813 there were
three young unmarked hogs strayed from
my stock, & that spate tim&after two of the
three came home one of them being altered
from a boar lo a barrow and had a smooth
crop in the left and two splits in the right
ear. 1 was asked by the jury if that was
Vlajor Napier’s mark ? I answered that 1
thought it was the same mark that was
on the Major’s hogs. 1 was asked if 1 was
suiethehog was mine? 1 answered 1
was sure. 1 was again asked, if I knew
that Major Napier hod put that mark ou
that hog ? 1 replied that 1 did not know,
the hog being well of tbe catting and
marking when he came homo to me.—
This part I exported would have been
proved by Mr. James Robert's evidence,
who was sworn on the bill.3
But the grand Jury not thinking there
was sufficient evidence of a feloneous in
tent on the part of the Major, found no
bill. Since that time it has been report
ed that Major Nicholson, one of the mem
bers of the Grund Jury, had said that
when 1 was before the jury 1 declared on
nath that Major Napier had marked my
hog, and that he did it with a feloneous
design. I have recently seen Major Ni
cholson and in the presence of Doctor
Hoxey he declared he had never propa
gated any such report, and that he had
divulged no part of the evidence deliver
ed before the Grand Jury to a living soul.
And here I beg leave to refer my readers
to Vlajor Nicholson himself [as it is said
th • report came from him] to Mr. Wil
Main Thomas, Mr. David Howe, Mr
Barnes Holloway, all members of the
same Grand Jury, anil to Aft. Wellborn
who was the foreman of the Jury, all of
whom 1 am persuaded will do* me the
justice to declare that 1 uever delivered
any such testimony before the Jury as 1
have been accused of; although 1 must
confess that from the information receiv
ed from Roberts before, and at the time
of the court, 1 entertained an unfavorable
opinion of the Major’s conduct; but since
that time through the interference of
friends the Major and myself have had
an interview, and upon investigating the
matter in a cool and dispassionate manner
the reasons assigned by the major were
sufficiently cogent to convince me that ~
had formed an improper opinion of his
conduct, and that he could have had
corrupt intention fh what was done. Be
iug satisfied of tMs I felt it my duty to
make a statement to the public and de
elared that 1 believed the act had hap
pened through mistake and not design
and that 1 freely and willingly acquited
him of any feloneous design in the above
affair. 1 am fully persuaded that it is
not only the duty of every virtuous citizen
after being convinced of having formed
an incorrect opinion of any person or per
sons, but that it is more honorable to
change that opinion, aud do justice to the
injured party, than to persevere in error.
Robt. Iverson.
July 28 40—2t.
t'O THE PUBLIC-
SINCE I first opened a house of
entertainment in this place, I have ex*
erted myself, uniformly, to accbmt
(nodate gentlemen who have been
pleased to call—I have enjoyed Aft
public confidence, and been favored
with the attenti n of gentlemen of the
first respectability-*my house is too
well known to require a pompous ad<»
vertisement to prop its reputation
this, it seems has excited the envy^ot
some, and the malice of others—0*4
to injure me, charity forbids me to at
tribute it to anv^other motive, their
have industriousfp’eportcd that I havd
relinquished the business and remo
ved from this place. Let them be-
wate ! the laws of my country will af
ford me protection—If their own love
of truth, and their own sense of shame
will not prevent them from descending
falsely and maliciously to circulate re
ports at once injurious to ray reputa
tion St my interest a corrective shall be
applied—the public are respectfully in
formed, Aat I still continue to keep
a house of entertainment at my former
stand, and that no exertion shall be
wanting on my part to render the si
tuation of travellers pleasant and satis,
factory. JOHN DOWNER.
July H t tf*
Sheriff’s
Sale.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in Sep
tember next at the court*houfe in Greensbo.
rough, between the usual hours,
575 acres of lxn<t, more or lets, on Richland
creek, adjoining Hugh Hall and others, levied
on as the proderty of John Mathews to fatis.
fy an execution (obtained by attachment) in
favor of Harwood Roberts.
One dark bay ir.are and colt, one riding
chair and harnefs sold by order of court a*
perifliable property, levied on by attachment
in favor of Joel Newfom vs. Joel Pennington
130 acres of land, also 50 acre* of land
the Watera of Town Creek, adjoining Brown
ing and others, levied on as the property of
Mathew Williams to fatisfy twenty exeenti
on* from a justices court iti favour of Douglafg
Watftm—no perfonal property to be found
returned by John H- Watts, conftablc.
T‘js. Daxvscn, Shf. o. c
July 2S
120 Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY from the Subscriber,
living on Duck River, 15 miles from
the mouth, Humphreys county, re-
nesses state, a Negro Man named E*
PHRAM, about 26 or 27 years old,
dark complexion, heavy made, 5 feet
or 6 inches high, his upper fore-teeth
out, the middle finger on the right hand
crooked at the first joint, flat nose, his
wool comes down square across his
forehead, bold spoken and a good
blacksmith. I will give Twenty Dol
lars for apprehending and confining
aid Negro in any jail so I get him a-
gain, or if brought to me I will pay alt
reasonable charges.
I am apprehensive said Negro was
persuaded away by some white person
to sell in the state of Georgia or Big-
bee country ; I will give 100 Dollars
for apprehending and convicting any'
person^-who has said ^fgro, if he
claims him or offers him for sale, sot
the person can be convicted for Ae
theft.
April 15th, t813. 36—6m.
N. B. If said Negro, should be ap
prehended he may deny his master’s
name and his own, but Ae above de
scription will tell who he belongs to.—.
If appreheded I wish him to be secure
ly ironed, for he will get away if pos
sible. Any communication can be
made to me by mail, directed to Roy-
naldsborough, Humphreys connty, stats
of Tennessee.
QJ* Th- Printers of the Georgia pa«
pers will please to insert the above ad*
vertisement in their papers for six
months, and transmit their accounts to
Thomas G. Bradford, printer of the
Clarion, Nashville, Tennesse, for set-
etnent.
Administratrix bale.
WILL BE SOLD,
On the lOch day of August next, at
the late residence of Samuel Stewart
deceased, in Jones county.
All the Personal Property
of the said deceased, consisting of hor
ses, hogs, cattle of every description
two waggons, household and kitchen
furniture, farming utensils, &c. &c.
Six months credit will be given for
all sums above five dollars with appro
ved personal security, and all sums un
der five dollars must be paid in cash.
Jane Stewart, Adm’x.
June 16 35—tds.
c
ASH s ivtn for clean It mien cotton
rags at this olii<-e.
Juue28
W ILl £e H6lD, ou Ae 25th of
August next, in the town ofClin-
ton Jones county, a negro n omon named
Charlotte,the property of William Whita
of Jones county, deceased, with Sundry
other articles too tedious to mention.—
Sold for the benefit of the heirs and cred
itors of said deceased. Terms of sain
made known on the day.
Sarah'Whtte, Adm’x.
John English, Adm’r.
June 32 35 9t
is to forwarn all and every per-
son whatsoever from trading with my'
wife Elizabeth Baldwin, or entertain
ing her, as she has left my bed and
board, and I will not be accountable for
any contract that she may make.
Wm. Baldwin, Senr.
Greene county, April i7 3i 3m
TO PRIATHERS. —
T HE SUBCRIBER has for sale, a
second hand Printing Press, with
the apparatus for a printing office: consist
ing of one tout of English, one of Pica, and
one of Long-Primer, with a convenient
proportion of two line letter; these are
rather more than half worn ; to which
will be added a small font of Brevier, and*
also, a small font English Black, almost
now. Terms of sale, one fourth, in 13
months; one fourth in 24 months ; one
fourth in 36 months, and one other fourth
E art of the purchase money in 48 month*
iond and personal security will be requi
red, bearing interest from the date, and a
mortgage on the property sold, to secure
the payments. SOL’o. BETTON.
A ALLpcrtOns indebted to the eltste of
A Jamrs Singleton, dec’d. are requefted to
come forward and settle immediately, and stl
perfons to whom feid eftate it idebted, are re
quefted to render in their claims according to
law, and they (hall be settled by the fame.
Eden Taylor, 1 A
Mathew Jones, J J
Julr»L 39—7t. -
r ~l ’O BR SOLD, at the houfe of John Miller, in
X Montgomery county, on the 26th of AuguA
rext. all the perfonal eftate of Gsorgs Co ley,
deceased, confifliing of dock of almoft every kind,
and a number ol Beef cattle. The foie to continue
from day to day, uutil sli is fold. Terms mads
known on that day.
Wm. Colley,
.John Miller.
July 1* S3—tds.
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