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VOL VIII.
YULLKDGKVI! I.E. TUESDAY. KRDKUAHY 4. 1817.
, f |Nili-, subscribers, tour doors below Uit City-
1 Hotel, have just received from New-
I York and Philadelphia, ore hundred and
i thirty package* of GOODS, which in addition
*-* —■- ■ - : t „ their former stock, make their assortment
a? l ids paper is published at three dollars verv cimip i e te. They will sell for cash, cot-
• year in advance, or four dollar, if not toil', or town acceptance. The following ai-
PUBLlsHC.i di
S. & F. Git VNTLAND,
‘ATATE-PRINTERS..
punctually paid. Advertisements under one tides form a part :
hundred words, Inserted the first time tor 75 . Superfine and common broad cloths and
cents cash, and 50 cents for cacti ontinuance cas j„; ere!i> police cloths, flannels,blankets and
—longer ones in proportion. Every insertion mtns > j 10)1 |,ig CO als, worsted hose, bom
of notices not poblisbed weekly, charged as
tUefrsi. Administrators’sales of real estate
advertised for $ 4 cuth—of personal proper
ty S’d —notices to debtors and creditor. Jy 3—
nine months’ citations 5$ 5—one fourth more
in every instance, if not settled for when Id] .j^'konett and mull muslir s, white plaid and
for publication. On these conditions, and J ahalul>ra northern homespun., toilaneti, flo-
theseonly, tv,II subscriptions or advertisements rc „ tinc a|1 j me ,-seilles vestings, brown hoi-
will make it known to I*. Stovall ikCo Angus,
ta, or o T. & J. Stanford of tins place.
DAVID STANFORD.
Milleilgeville, 25th Jan. 1816 la 5t
O . lie sixth of March next, will be sold
at the former residence of John Ga-on,
bazelts, bombazines, btockinetts and Berlin I deceased, of Burke county, all the negroes
webbs, negro plains, coatings, Ike I belonging to the estate of laid Cason, for
Fancy ginghams and callicoe.s, cotton shirt- the benefit of the heirs and creditors of s .id
|>(>USALK.—202 1-2 acres o. nuk land, GEOHGl.t. Halo win county ,
A with a cufiin bui t, 25 acre* gmh’d and t j-AO the licit* and crediiura'of .Kme* Whe-
the rails split to fence it—lying in Coir..ns i luu a native of trel.md, late of lie Town
county, on ihe waters of Turkey creek near of Milleilgeville in the Slate and county afoie-
Chair’s mill—any jicrson wishing to pu chase said diet*s*d.
ings, Irish lumens, from 6 to 10-4 damask
diapers, cotton and thread cambrics, leuo,
. ■ ’ \ r. . * , ... ICIlUilC JlliU mciattuta Tcauu^s, .....
be received af.er the 1st day ot January 1617 J.nuH, orach lace, furniture and dress fringes,
I xj* The law requires land & negroes belong- . ,j bandanna*, cotton and silk Umbrellas,
mg to testator* and intestates, to be advertis- | Kicured and nlai.. levantines, tiovences,
c;.l Sixty day*; perishable properly, forty ; no- siirs „.. us alu ] cynshews, rich bordered le-
tices^to debtors and credito s, six weeks; and V!tr ,ti ne damask, merino a'id canton crape
citations for leave to sell real estate, (inoulhly) s | lavv j s a) ,d handkerchiefs, Canton and Italian
nine months. C.iml most be. dd at the court- • an d colored crapes, 4 to 8-4, white and
house m the comity t here it lies, and on the i bWck Wce „| 1 . lW | s au d handkerchiefs, cotton,
first Tuesday in the month.
iXff No paper will Ik- discontinued (but at the
discretion of the Editors) till ail arrears are
settled. Letters must be post-paid
CCj* Postmasters will greatly oblige us by-
giving us notice of all papers which are not
regularly taken from their oiIic.es—and such
other Information as they may think proper
to communicate.
VI A N
i»ir.
FEBRUARY.
I Sun;Sun
rises set"-:.! *31 >5
\ c.
.IVioon’sPiia.seS
silk and Uiread lar.es, marino and silver gown
trimming pearl reads, heatl ornaments and ar
tificial flowers, Pillereens and Uussia fur tip-
etts, fur and swans down trimming, ribbons,
silkshaws, silk and silver cords, tec. gentle
men’s and ladies lined beaver gloves, a hand
some assortment of jewelry, and a few guld
and silver patent lever watches.
Ladies and misses beaver and chip hats,
gentlemen’s and youths beaver roram and
wool hats, jockey caps, an assortment ofgen
tlemens and ladies morocco and leather shoes
ny the trunk, a few cases of saddles, bridles
and saddle-bags, morocco skins, wi . . or and
fancy chairs, horse, twig and hide whips, Ac.
an assortment of plated saddlery, straining
and girth webs, plated wheel bands, gigg
and clock liandles, plated halites and setts of
plated and)". Ilow gigg furniture, rich plated
crewett frames anil cordial stands, cut glass
saltsellers, Brilania metal teapots, &c.
II. ILL. butt, table and chest hinges, trace
0J- ONE of the Editors of the Journal chains, waffle and wafer irons, wire seive*. L-
will a-tend the severs, Superior Courts of dlcs ^'k boxes and gent!-men s dtcssmg
„ . .. . • r cases,lire fenders, knives and forks, pocket,
wu, Circuit during the next term, for the ’ , .
" ’ pen, shoe, saddlers, drawing ami cutting
4 Tuesday,
5 Wednesday
f> Thursday,
7 Friday,
H Saturday,
9Sundny,
10 .Ylond tv
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41*5 16
40 5 17
39i5 13
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state, agrees le to an order of he honorable
the Interior court of Burke county,at Janua
ry term. WILLIAM HALL, Adm’r.
Jamiarv 8. 13—tds
^TKAYKD from Dublin, Lauren* count ,
on the l'Jtli of December, a pale .or I
mare, about seven years old, sli tho’ well
made, s-vhcli tail, fourteen and a half hands
high, a large star in the forehead and some
white on one or both of her bine feet—her
feet considerably spin unk shivered by old
shoes, and immediately on the hack bone
where the hinder part of the saddle come
hail been much hurt—a natural trotter Any
person that w ill deliver said mare to me in
Dublin, or will give information so as she may
be got, shall be liberally rewarded and al
expences paid. THO’S MOORE.
Jamiarv 20. ' 15 -3t
v ou are hereby required to present your
cla.nii against the eat. le of said deceased,
duly proven to the sults'actitm of tile honora
ble tiie court of Ordinary of sad county, willi
n' twelve months from the date of this notice,
for pay mem, or tie preceeds of sanl es aU
will he paid into the Treasury of tins stale, a-
grccalny to the Escheat laws.
Jin order uj the court. A. LOCKE,e. c.o. S.
Escheatorjor Itiddwin t oi/u/t,
July 17, ,i9—fwml2in
HE* >!((■( A, Jaaper conn tv.
( owi of Uni,navi/, iSeptember Verv,, 181G.
1 11’ON lie application ol Iticliaid 11.>
) uilm
YV
yiLI.be sold on the firs, Tuesday in A-
purpose of collecting.
January 28, 1816.
knives, tutaneu table and tea spoons, Turkisl
oilstones, brace and bitts, iron, brass and rich
plated candlesticks and snuffers, steel-yards,
Jou rnal of a Vou m* Man, is,*c.
f|l: fK, remaining copies of this popular and j pocket do. chest, closet, desk, stock, trunk,
emamnij, _ ,— - . -
interesting work have been at length rc- | h rse-screw and pad locks, carpenters, kent
c-'ived from the Binder, and are now ready ] smiths and shoe hammers, 28 to 64 inch
for delivery to subscribers. ; smith’s bellowses and bellows pipes, anvils,
8. £» F GRANTLAND. vicen, bee.k irons and screw plates, files of all
January 1st, 1817. 11 tf I descriptions, screw augers, mill, hand, tenant
J and fl eet saws, currycombs, waggon boxes,
kinson county, Lots No 256 and 69, in 'he 25th
and 22d districts of Wilkinson—the real
estate of Allen Beekoato, deceased. Terms
nude known on the dav of sale.
LABAN BECKHAM, Adm’r.
January 28 15—9t
CEO 11(11 A, Pulaski county ;
Superior Cnjri, April 'Venn, 1816.
R ULE Xl-l —Upon U - petition of the
, Uommiss t'ners
ministraiiof to the estate ol Ow en Wea-
tl.ershv, d. c’tl. pi ay lug to be. dismissed from
his sa d administration.
It is ordered, Mut after six months public
no. ice hereof shall be given in one of the pub
lic Gazettes of this slate, at least once a month
for said term, the said administrator wdi then
he dismissed from said administration, un
less cause to the contrary be shewn at the
next session of this court, after the publics
tmn of this notice, of winch all concerned tvil
please lake notice-
A true copy from the .Minutes.
Sept’r 2. ROBERT ROBEY, e. c r.
GEORGIA, Jasper county ;
Court of Ordinary, .Yuvember Tt
1816.
JJTON the petition of Samuel Cre shaw.
of the Cmii't-house and
Jail of said county, bv Richard Jones their
attorney, ptaving the foreclosure of the e-
qnity of redemption in and to a certain lot of
land in tbe town of Hartford in said county, , , .... ....
, , - i i -i .. »e i erf, that tins rule be published in terms of the
known and distinguished in plan of said town t . . - 1
by No. 41, in square letter \V, on Lancaster
street, containing one half acre, which was
slating that Joseph While in his life time
entered into an obligation to make titles to
one half the lot No 27. in the 12,h district of
Baldwin, now Jasper county ; and that the
said Joseph White departed this life without
making titles, or any provision for the same
by will—on motion of William Cook, attorney
for fhe pe tioner ;
It is ordered, That the representatives of
the said Joseph White, will be directed to
make titles in conformity with the said obli
gation, in terms of the law, in such casts
made and provided—And it is further order-
GE'OoG/.i, Haiti,ein •infci.r Court, sitting have c. tixidetet^it a Very eXtraoydhiiTjr
for Ordinary purposes, Ath J,.unary, 1817'. idea, that a Ibill CV$!> »h.uld4lc WlJttfuC-. J>
U I’ON the application of John Fit s, ad- e d into congress, much Us^'tfift a laMt '
niiuistjutor of the estate of Re.j»mi,i shou.d be fmmif. Y6 dctolye f» a *t.bdt-
dii a’e head of a- depart rfu.«iT,THr icYiuie
niiiiist.iator of the estate of lie jami i
Ilostin of North-Carolina, deceased, praying t |j, head of a den
to be dismissed from said administration— of * , IWK . 'las at tltV will of tl
It is ordered, that uf cr public notice here
of lias been given in one of the gazet es of this
sta e, once a month tor six months, the said
administrator will he dismissed from said
sid>nt, the cha'gt of t.oe.u.AporidORcd
with the gbvermns « f the sttf rfil fc.t.tefb
Whin g>neral Washington was ptesi-
dent, the govern,) * ei'ivt Jpyt.6. C w’it’.i
administration, unless cause to the contrary a- ,
y him, and why cause th< v hi W uy,
be shewn at the next tt nn of this court, uf
er the expirut . n of said notice, of wliicli ail , |l 1 P l 'rtii8t poition «; t.fh v.^ rt'igp power,
i ce . bur various reasons he ussigncd, Mr,.
.interned will please take not __
. / true copy when from tbe minutes of said . h-ing was opposed to cfeidn g k new lit
Court, this 21 st January, 1M17.
ABNER LOCKE, Cl’k.
timmvv28. 15—1116m
t Elt.it.I v, llancoek county ■,
S PERSONALLY came Cordy Weaver be-
iore jne, and being tluly sworn, suitli,
that lie has lost or mi- laid a note of hand
given by Samuel Clay, A and Samuel Clay,
W for one liuiuli e l ami seventy five dollars,
tinted the ldtli of November, 1816, and made
payable the 25th of December, 1816. I here
by fbrwarn all persons from trailing for the
above described note—1 also forworn s.ticl
Clays from paying said de-cribcd note >o any
person but my self, or n.y I n ful attornev.
COIlllY WEAVER.
Sworn to before me ibis 20'li of January,
1817. Hi'N'lY TUll’PE, J 1*.
Januaty 29 15 — 2t
GEORGIA, (d-eei.c county j
Court of Ordinary, January Term, 1817.
Present, Archibald Gresham,Oliver Porter,
Cluvborn Maddox, Nicholas Leu is and 1'ho’s
Stocks.
^ ^N the petition of John II. Watts, admin-
mortgaged by William Garlington to said
commissioners, for the lajtter securing the
payment • fn'me.ty ddlnrs.
bo mot i. in, t is tH-dered, that the snitl Wil
liam Garlington op his representatives do pay
the principal, interest and cost due on said
mortgage into the clerk’s office of this court,
within twelve mouths from this date, or oth
erwise tli equity of redempt ion in and to
said premises, shall be henceforth barred and
law aforesaid.
A true ropy from the minutes, given under
my hand this ith tltuj of .Yovrmhrr.
ROBERT ROBEY, e. n.
November 4, 1816. 6—>n6m*
"y^EOWUA, Jones couuty ;
January 21.
'ILL be sold
~\\T ILL be sold on he loth ol February
Y' next, at the Court-house in Monticel-
i.j, JaS]>er county, one negro man named Jack ;
also, twenty-five acres land, part of fraction
No 12, in the 1‘Jiii district Baldwin, now Jos
per county, being part of the property of
Henry W.’ Evans, deceased—sold for the be
nch. of the heirs and creditors. Terms made
known on tiie day of sale.
JO,IN II TRIMBLE,'!
in rigid of his wife j
ROBERT COLE,' i- Adm’rs.
M S!I YCKLKFORD, 1
JOHN EVANS, J
January 6. l'f—GhB
N. B. Tiie subscribers have received an
assortment as above, at their store in Greens
boro’, and also by Samuel Daniel, Ss Co. Ma
dison, Morgan county. T. St J. C.
Augusta, Nov. 10. 5—tf
True extract from the .Minutes,
EDWARD SMITH, CHc.
M:iv 8, 1816. 29—ml2m
\ LI. persons indebted to the es.ate of
L \ James Lamar, dec’d. are requested tt
^y.u.be
ltd on the fits. Saturday in
March next, at the house of the sub
scriber, all the personal estate of Samuel Ste
ve is, deceased, consisting of stock (o'all kind,
household and kitchen furniture, pianta ion
utensils, and a number of other articles too
tedious to mention. Terms made known on
tfiedtv. HARDY HOWARD, Adm’r.
January 10. H—idsf
: Honorable
i GREK ABLY to all older ot III
/V tlw Inferior court of Putnam county,
sittingf>r ordinary purposes aid be sold at
the court-house "in Batonton, oil the first.
Tocsd ,y in April next, a t ract of land belong-
j.,g to tiie estate of Ralph Owens, deceased,
containing U2 acres, lying and being in Pul-
riaui cJti'ilv, on Giady creek, kn,)W.i l>y No
32, in the 4il) district of originally Baldwin.
Terms of sale made known on that dav.
JOHN N. OWENS, Adm’r.
January 7. H~td»
O i liie first luesday i i April next, will
be sold at the court-house in the town of
Monticello, between the usual hours of sale,
•ne tract of land lying in the 17th district, No
34, containing one hundred .uni thir‘y five a-
ca'es, it being part of the real estate ol The-
oph ’lus Hili! deceased—sold fur tiie benefit
,of die lie!'a. and creditors.
f S V V '\'VL ; rP, S . n ?u-’ J Adm’rs.
JOHN CAS l ELLOW, Y
1 14 -(fls
,ke immediate payment, and all th. se hav-
mg anv tlemands against said estate are re-
quesled tu present them duly authenticated
lor settlement.
Natiiaxiu. II Smith, Adm’r.
December i7. >2 6t
1.1, persons having :uiy demands against
A the' estate of Lawrence Mill, deceased,
will please bri g them forward properly at-
tes'ed, and those indebted are requested to
make immediate payments.
J AMES REID, Adm’r.
January 19. 33—fit*
GEORGI A, Pulaski county;
Superior Court, April Term, 1816.
Vk ULV. ISI—Upon the petition of the
1%. commissioners of the court-house ami
Jail of said county, (successors in office of
the commissioners of the town of Hartford)
by Richard Jones, their attorney, praying the
foreclosure of the equity of redemption in
and to a certain lot of land in the town of
Hartford, in said countv, known and distin
guished ill plan of saiil town by No 3, in
square letter B, containing one half acre,
which was mortgaged by James Gialiam to
said commissioners and their surc< ssoi s in
office, for the better securing the payment of
toe sum of one hundred and two dollars.
On motion it is ordered, that unless the
said James Graham do pay the amount of prin-
coort of l cipal, interest and cost, due on said mortgaged
premises, into the Clerk’s office of'his court,
within twelve months from this date, the e-
Whereas Solomon Lorkctt a id John S.
Zachary, Executors of John Hobson, apply for
letters ofdismission from said estate.
Tne.-e are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singula, the kindred a d creditors of
said deceased, to file tluii objections (if any
they have) in my office within the time pre
scribed by law, otherwise slid letters will be
granted. Given under my I and at office, this
2d September, 1816. A C.' ifrr.n, c. r. o.
G Eft HU IA, Jasper county ;
Court of Ordinary, JS'ovembcr 'Venn, 1816.
^Jd’ON the petition of David Carson, sta-
P ' itSi'ANT to an order of til
Ordinary of Jones county will he sold to
the highest bidder on the 1st Tuesday in April
next, at the court-house of said county, the : ( | Ultv of ivtfi mp' ion in and to said mortga
ll-til of lot No 133, in Joi es county, whereon | p^-mise* be thenceforth andfforever bar-
Wiliitumn L. Griggs, dec’d formerly resided; , , j an q f U ix>closi d—And it is further or tiered,
sold for the benefit of tbe heirs and creditors. . y|,at a copy tit h;s rule be published in one of
Terms made known on the day I the Guzctcs of this sta'e, once a month for
SAUL DAVIS, .Idoi'r \ twrln- months, or served on the mortgager
January, 8'h 1 'T7 If td . I ov ]|j s special agent at least six months pre-
^yUil’be sold on the first Tuesday in vious to the expiration of the time in which
ngtliut Joint Uogget in Ins lift* time
entered into an obligation to make titles to tin-
lot of land No 128, in the 9th district of Bald
win, now J ones county ; and that the said John
Dogget has died withou making titles or
any provision therefor by will i
On motion of \V Uiam Cook, attorney fur
the peti toner, it is ordered, that the repre
sentative of the said John Dogget, will he
directed to make titles in conformity with
the said obligation in terms of the law,
such ca.-,es made and provided—And it is fur
ther ordered, that this ride be published in
terms of the act aforesaid.
A true cop,/ from the minutes.
ROBERT R zBEY, c c.
November 8, 1816. 4 iri.lm
istrator of Presly AVatts, dec’d, praying
be dismissed from the administration of
the estate of said deceased—It is ordered, that
after six months publication in 'lie Georgia
Journal the said olinll AVatts, be dismissed
from his said administration unless cause be
shewn to the contrary, of w hich ail concerned
are required to take notice.
On the petition of llardy Stone, adminis
trator (in righ of his wife Jenny Stone, fov-
incily Jenny Blankenship) praying to he dis
missed from the administration of the estate
of David Blunkensliip, deceased—It is order
ed, that af'er six months publication of
this order io the Georgia Journal the said
Hardy Stone be dismissed from the adminis
tration of said estate, unless cause be shewn
to t e contrary, of which all concerned are
requited to take notice.
Extract from the minutes of Greene Court of
Ordinary, held 6th January, 1817.
EBKNEZKU TORRENCE, Ci’k.
January 20 15—mfim
CONG K KSH.
IN SENATE,
January 10, 1817.
THR PUBLIC OFFICES.
The bill to create a new Executive
(home) department, was taken up.
Mr. Tail having called on the commit
tee who teported .hi., bill l'or some expla-
nathn of tlieir views in favor of this mea-
paitment to transact ibttft'iisir.isx. As
to the cnrrespor.th’nct wjrii the eeuitfiri-
al officers, he said, that warf'tin *try d s-
tressing 1 dior, being little more thnti a
rnattei i f form, attended tojexccpi the
mere signature of the Secretary, I y-'ti.e
(Clerks in the office. Ax Vi trektits with
the Indian tiibes, he thought if jvtl! ta
leave that concern where it was ; v.nd a*
to the trade w-idi tlu-to, he hardly ku- wr
what it was—he should object, however,
to approuriaung uti> more nu nty for in-
di.tn trade.
Relative to the concerns of the District
of C.dutnbia.hc did not conceive a dt pai t-*
merit necessary for their n-anaghmi t.t,
and still less for the managtmein efiJtc
Patent Office, to whh h, as at present, a
single Cleik was fully competent. Oa
.he whole, he ecu Id nut see the nee* s-tii'y
for creating ti n< w Department, the In a»l
of which would have a piece in the (a*
binct, and b< one of the President’s cotn-
sellors. YA'ishing tur'her time to be af»
folded for tiie consideration of this im
portant bill he proposed 1 its ptestpene-
inent for a few days.
On the suggestion of Mr. Tn.it, «nd
on motion of Mr. Ki*g. the further con-
sidciationof the bill was pi sipontd to
VVedne.'day next.
House of Hepiif.skntativrs.
Friday, January 10.
Mr. Cannon laid on the table he fuV
lowing resolution :
Resolved That it s r xp*dient t<- re-
duce the Aimy of the* Unired States.,! I .
The House then, on motion of Mr
Lowndes, went into c< ti n iuce of tiie
whole, M i. Jackson in tin- choir,.pit thd
bill making a partial appropiintion (^ti
blank of course ) for the subsistence of ti.e
army during the year 1817.
The reason stated by tire committee tf
ways aud means for r portiifg this bill af
pres-.-nt was, that it being usual to ad
vance a certain sum to contractors tor
rations, it was necessary to make n par
tial appropriation, for facilitating the con
tracts about going into operation!
The blauk was filled up with 400,000
dollars.
Mr. Clay rose, not to object to the bill,
but to observe, that the gieat expenduuru
GEORGIA, Greene county j
Court of Ordinary, March "Verm, lt>i6.
^^N tile petition ol" Roliert Howe,, udminis-
Junitxi-
TJt| r ILL ut.-a ml on .Mindly me nurd oi
>V March next, at the la'e residence of
of Pu natn colinty,
if said deceased ;
JameS Lamar, deceased,
all the pei-isliab'.e property
« insisting of horses, hogs and cows, house
hold it'd kitchen furniture, and many other
articles too tcdints to mention. Terms of
•file nude known on die day of sale.
N ATHANIEL H. SMITH, Adm r.
Jumuirv 14 14—ttls* _
ck-
WILL take as an apprentice in-.ny
s nidi’s .shop, tn arrive smart black boy,
who will be taught the trade fiy one of t ie
Test workmen in this part of tire- c m:-.try.
j i y u _3t CLEMENT I'dK.I'.N Y
he sold on the first Tuesday in
March next, at'he couri-h-mse in the,
town ofSpar'a, the following negroes, to wit:
Billy a fellow, Frances a wench and Ik-lpha a
girl, being » residuary part of the personal -s-
-ut< of John La tv is, sen. dc-c'd. Terms of sale
made known on the (lav of sale.
DAVID LEWIS, F,i’or.
Janurry iA. i4—-td*
of the lioiiorable
the money wa required to lie paid.
True extract from the .Minutes
EDWARD SMITH, Clh.
May 8. 29 in 12m.
irator of Jenett Howe, deceased, praying
to be dismissed from the administration of
said e ta'e ;
It is ordered, that after lix months publi
cation of this order in the Georgia Journal
the said Robert Howe be dismissed from said
administration, unless cause to the contrary
be shewn, of which all conci anted arc hereby
notified. Ext, act from the .Minutes,
May 29. E. TORRENCE, Ct'h.
Hill,twin Superior Court, Sept Term, 1816.
"^JPON the petition of James Rousseaupray-
“1JURSU.ANT to an order
H «to>i vt of Ordinary of J incs county, will I
be sold to the highest bidder on the first 1
Tuesday in April next, at the court house in I
Clinton! in said county, one hundred one and 1
day m April m .At, w ill
court-house in Greene
of Griffin Ct.bine
r tN tli,- fi st Tut
P he sold at the
oountv, ail the real <
deceased, consisting of 81 acres ot land, lying
in sa d c miry, on me waters of Little river,
*.ij .iingJuJl W |/’f:wich & others.—terms
jii.ide kn nvnon ilia' dav.
V. II V UIf VI.SON, Adm’r.
i\ o
14 -SM
V the first Tuesday in April aext, will he
lilt* r«’ul estate
fed. Terms nude
{ ^ sdu at the court-house in Greene county,
134 1-2 acre.-d’ land, lying on the wa'ers of
l.it.L- river, it being a
of James H irvillc, dc i
known on the day ot sale.
Hiiiuv Puillifs, Guard u.
J an-iarv fi- , 34 -9
" (,T7/B 1£ i-'JvE/<• V.
rm IF .ub-xriber liegs leave to inform his
fl tri rids ao l the put.li" in general, that
he h t* purchase 1 the house formerly occult
p-UiyC '
M lolicci
,e of r'-u
Ui.iak
where ho intends keeptiigah
t -in'nent, his table and ztablts tub a' all Hines
he funumed with as good -s the coiuir.
will aflo.- k »nd nothing slul. be lacking o.,
his part tn render the weary iraveller c >tn-
turtable ami easy
•’a'-'VJ
SL'ORLE ST(TV all
lie—jJ.
(iE(jHGl \, Pulaski county i
Super. • r Court, April Term, 1816.
j lULK NISI.—Upon the petition of the
% rum nissioners of the court-house and
Jail of said county, (successors in office to
the commissioners of the town of Hartford)
by lUchaid Jones their attorney, praying the
foreclosure of the equity of redemption, in and
to a certain lot of land in the town of Hartford
in said county, known and distinguished in
squate letter E,
as mortgaged
commissioners or
securing the
payment of tiie sum of fifty one dollar*.
On motion it is ordered, that the said Ito-
bert t.ra.iam do pay tbe amount of principal,
interest and cost due on said mortgage, into
the Clerk’s office of this court, within twelve
months from this date, or the canity of re-
\ DMIMS I'RA TORS SALE—Pursuant to j dcn.ption in and to said mortgaged premises,
an order of the court of Ordinary of ; shall be henceforth barred and forever fore-
Joncs county, will be sold to tiie highest bid- j closed, uncording to the statute In such case
dor nil the first Tuesday in April lie t, at the i made and provided—Aud it is farther ordered,
court-house of said county, one lot of land j that a cope of this rule be published in at
lying on Cedar-creek, it being a pari of the ( least one of the Gazettes of this state once a
real estate of James Bonner, dec’d. whereon month tor twelve mun'lis, or served upon the
said dec’d. formerly resided; sold for tbe | mortgager or his special agent, at least six
benefit of the heirs and creditor*. Terms I months previous to the expiration of the time
in which die money is required lobe paid,
of Joshua Williams, deceased, aud to be sold
for die benefit of the heirs Term made
known on the dav of sale, v
WILLIAM I1AMMACK, Ex’or
January 8. >4 tds
Terms j
made known on the dav of sale.
D. VIELSON, 5 , , ,
E. TARVER, $
January, 8th 1817. I t—tds
True extract f o,tithe .Minutes.
EDWARD SMITH, Cl'le.
Mav 8. 29ml2in
ing that copies of tbe following p.iptis
to wit; A deed of gift made by Ignatius Few
dec’d late of the county of Columbia to Ma
ry Hicks alias Mary Friels for a certain lot
of Land therein described, and also, for cer
tain negroes therein specified—also, a Deed
of Trust made by John Oler of the coumy ol
Columbia to James Rousseau fur himself and
as trustee for Leonidas, Allred, Luodicia and
Crassus Few, fr* certain tracts of land the .cm
described, and also for certain negro slaves
therein named—also a note of baud given bv
Jolm Wins-.i t to Dcvereux and Rousseau for
eight hundred and thirty six dollars and fifty
five and three fourth cents, dated the eighth
of December eighteen hundred and nine, and
due sixty days after the date thereof-—anti
also a note of hand given by 1'errell C. Har
rison to James Rousseau for six hundred dol
lars, dated the third day of January, eighteen
hundred and sixteen, and due on or Before
the first day of November the next ensuing
the date thereof; may la- established in lieu of
the original* (which have hern lost) and
aworn copies of the same having been tiled
the clerk’s office of tins court.
Ou motion of W. Y. ilausell, attorney for
the petitioner. It is ordered, that after publi
cation of tliis order once a monili tor six
months m one of the public Gozelts of this
slate, the said copies be established in lieu of
the originals, and thu’ the same be renewed
efficient in Law and Equity.
1 certify the above lo he a true copy taken
from the m.mites, this l it Ii duo of October, 1816
THU’S. 11. KENAN, Cl’k.
October 23 1 mfim
O Nilvfv-st Tuesday in April next, will
he sold at the Court-house in the coun
ty of Baldwin, in pursuance uf an order of
tiie honorable the Court of Ordinary of said
county, a lot of land know n by No 202, in the |
lfltli district Wilkinson, containing 202 1-2
seres, belonging t > the csta'e of Sarah Wash-
born, deceased ; and to he sold for the bene
fit of the heirs and creditors of said dec’d.
Terms will be made known on tbe day of|
sale, bv L. 11. JENKINS, Adm’r.
January 28, 15—tds
BN DR SALE, a country bo-n lie,
S' in this state, about thirty-four years
man; bred
of
sge, able, stout and healthy, used to tanning,
mat
ikes a pretty good shoe ; is an active boat
man, with a knowledge of tbe Oconee ; fami
liar with the management o*"horses, and serv
ing shore* the person and bouse ; alsoastrong
•eallhy woman slave, bis wife, about twenty
five tears (>•' s'”, a handy house servant, spin
ier, cook, washer and ironer. Apply to the
Editor* f >r ] ar'.xulajji.
Jauuavy ofi-- La-r*it
GEUUGLA, Twiggs comity.
Superior Court, May Term, 1816.
I lULKNlbl Upon the applicadon of .la’s
1. Robert*, stating that lie was in possession
of a certain note, given lay Robert Johnson, a
copy of which is herewith filed ; which note
bas been lost or mislaid, and cannot be found ;
and lie having prayed that the said copy inav
be established in lieu of the lost original.
On motion, it is ordered, that the copy he
established in lieu of the original at the next
term, unless cause be shewn to the contrary,
and that a copy of tins rule be published once
a month for six months• A copy from the
minutes. ARCH’D M’INTYRE,Cl’k.
July 15 39 m6m.
A.
|J IN E months after dale application will
IS be trade to the lionor.ib e the Inferior
court of Baldwin county, when sitting for
Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real
estate of David Worsham, deceased, for the
ueuefit of the heirs and creditors.
MARTHA WORSHAM, Adm’x.
I>. II. WORSHAM, Adm’r
Jailuary Li—or.'in
plication will he made to the honorable
the Inferior court of Pulaski county, silting
for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the
real estate of John Sylvester, late of he said
county, deceased, for the benefit of the liy-irs
and creditors of the said dec’d.
J os Ken D. Canthox, xdni’r.
Sept. tO. Miht SvivesTKn, Ann.’x.
^ I I l.ii the expiration ot nine moo its,
plication will be made to tbe Court of
Ordinary of Washington county, for leave to
sell one negro man, part belonging to the es
tate of J„bez Langston, deceased, and part
belonging to one of the minor heirs of James
Langston, deceased.
ABNER ,\| RUTHERFORD, Adm’r.
MARY M. LANGS I ON, Adm’x.
January 18. 15—mPm
, Nl he made to the Court of Ordinary of
Putnam county, for leave to sell ail tire- real
estu.e of Anthony Butti, deceased-
JOHN LAMAR, Adm’r.
January 2 th- 14—mbm*
sure—
Mr Sanford briefly gave the explana-
t n request _d ; though, he said, the rea
sons having been stated pretty much at
1 i ge in the docum«nt before the House
and the Public, he had not conceived i
tieccsiary to trouble the house wi;h many
remarks on it He adverted to the growth
of die country, the increase of population,
and consequently of business iu the vari
ous public offices. He reviewed the his
tury of the present departments of the
government, and their progressive ui-
Lrgemcut in some branches; the Navy
Department, fur instance,by the addition
f the Board of Commissioners, whilst
'her Departments have remained stu-
fonary. i'he business, he said, which
ith three and a half millions of populu-
i n, was necessary to bt- done in the pub
lie offices, bore no propotimi to the mass
vliich now called for their attention —
Fho arguments on which he generuly
sustained the bill, in the course of iiis te-
narks, wi re the great expansion of out
public business, the increase of business
in tiie foreign department as well as at
home, and the multitude and complica
tion of details of public transactions,
which requited a distribution of them a
tnong the public offices, dificrent from
that which now exists,
Mr. King commenced the expression
of his views of this bill, by stating the
fact, that in the original organization ul
ihe government, it had been made a qu< s-
tion whether a Home Department was
necessary ; and that after the most ma
ture consideration, it had been decided
to be inexpedient; and the Deputluicnt of
ritate, as its name indicated, was to lake
charge of all matters of a civil nature, in
terior as well as foreign. It was true,
Mr. King said, that this was loug ago, and
that, as his colleague had said,‘there had
oetn since a considerable increase in the
business and population of the country.
But was it certain, lie asked, that a nu
merical increase carried with it anv thing
like a necessity for multiplying vdepart-
urents for managing the public affairs ?—
He could not himself see the force of that
argument. Was it certain, because some
thing was omitted or lett undone in the
departments now, that nothing would be
omitted should the departments be in -
C.eased?
YV'hethcr we resort to experience at
h ime, or wisdom from abroad, it is not
proved, Mr. King said, that by a multi
plication of offices the business of a na
tion is better done. It was not certain
that services would be better performed
by the creation of a head of a department,
which services not he, but others to be
placed under him, are to perform. Sup-
p >smg any department, the Treasury for
instance, to have full occupation, woulu
the creation of two heads to it expedite
the public business, or afford any securi
ty that it wuuid be better done ? He con
ceived the reverse. No more security
would be afforded by creating two de
pari metiis of state in the room of one,
which, he believed, was sufficient to dis
patch all the business now confided to it,
most of which, being matter of detail on
ly, required little more than the signa
ture ,-f the Secretary of Siate. Mr. K.
adverted to the branches of business pro
posed to be assigned to the new depart
ment, and remarked on each. As to the
annually required by the mihtaiv tic putt-
mm*' wnr
correspondence with the governors of | tleiU fn, (Messrs. Clay and Jv&isaAY
Sean s, he said, that any man, present at t R e almost unparliamentary ward o
the! .rinauoa of -kts go verb incut, would my.f ajrd talking about reutnckiueffi
nicnt, which this year would pit
exceed six millions, must have stintk
evety one, and on the necessity fhete v.res'
that the House should be .certain that a
proper investigation and scudinv iiuo
these expenditures should r kc plare
bt- believed there were threi cc romi'ttes
who might each very properly n nsiuer
the duty as devolving on them .
Mr.Loumdea stated the ci ut sc adopt- i
ed by the committee of ways ano moaysx
in actingon the estimates for the military
department; the limited pevvt r ot, that *
committee iu controlling those cblim. tcs.
&c.
Mr. Johnson of Ky. made some re
marks, to si.uvv that lire appropi i dions
hcretdlore made, weic nee. ssiry for the
military service ; aud Stated the different
brum hts of the war estahlishiuMit, tho
Indian departuu lit, h ordnance d-part-
nifciit, fin 'iftcaiions, arsenals, &c. t. < i x-
ptnets of which were defrayed outi f the
annual military appropriation—thuurh
tire great a s* in the d> struction ofmili .u-
ry stores, and at the n.amtfuctorii s of
arms, fill-, lud swelled tiie expemlituies
beyond What ought hcreaf'eti to exist ;
and expressing liis anxiroy for economy
in every branch of the govei'umttit, and
his wish to reduce, as soon ns practica
ble, the public burthens. &r. *
Mr. Root i xpiained tho course adopted
hy the select committee, (of which hires
the chah man) in examining th a ,coin,i*
cf the War Dt-par ment ; there in usure
to prevent improper allowances ; and
their efforts to ascertain the pox.-ihiloy of,
and to produce retrenchment in the pub- *
lie expenditure.
Mr. Clay still thought the goverrmvnt
paid more money atm got less mthtaiy
services than any other country in the
wot Id, and his object was to know if any
proper examination had been made to
ascertain whether the. extracidir.uryfcx-
penditure of the military department,
might not be retrenched, 4tc.
Mr. Randolph expressed his plenums
at hearing in the House the long explo
ded wotil economy, and at witnessing .ji e
most distant tay of promise of a fc-tu;n
to old den ocvatic principles; then went
into a pretty general vnw of what.lie
termed the extraordinary expenditures
of our military t?t>tablishmim* which, in
the army, amounted to about 896 doUai*
a man, and in the navy to nearly JCC0
dollars per man. He referri &to his na
tion at the lust sc-sion to re'luce the sV-
nty, and it* failure, and the rerolutidn he
had taken to make, during the remain
der of his public life, no futthe-r attempt
to reform public abuses, &c. H# com
menced on the enorpneus ameunt of the
civil expentlreures of the go«rnniemW
which arose nut from t xotbi'ant ;ul*iiu *
(for, he said, triany of hi-ir ifiicer* w»t
absolutely starving) but from he giwal,
number of officers, greater thau in any
other country, under the general and
state governments. Having, as thu House
h ,d. no patronage whatever, but c»ly the R,
odium of every obnoxious public ipia-'"
sure, they ought still to feel the uecessR^
of scrutinizing into the public expendi- *
turns; and as U was impossible, in (be
nature of legislation, divided into oppo
site parties, for a n ember of the minority
to make any effectual attempt? to correct
abuses, lie culled on the mepiber* of the
majority to perform that duty, uuilcx-
i pressed his pleasure at hearing 'hose gen-
|* 'Ambl f-
rd econu-
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