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V; ARR1ED—On the 18th iust by Di-mna D.Sau- I
,crs, E*q- J*n»:s N. Sutton, Esq. to Miss Mahv '
i\ iiite, daughter of Robert White, all of Twiggs ,
On the 21st iust. by Bartley McCrary, Mr. E.
Mh.i.eb, aged 73 years, a revolutionary soldier, to
Miss Mellt Watson, all of Baldwin county.
j)]F,D—In this town, on Wednesday 21st inst.
I reiiERICK Sanford, aged 39years and 2 days,
.Her a severe illness of a lew days.
Departed this life at Grantsville on the 12th inst.
Mr« Nancy Obeen, in the 37th year of her age,
■ onsort of Lemuel Green, esq. of Green county.
al,e was a loving and obedient wife, a tender moth- i
er, and an affectionate neighbour. She had been !
nmember of the Baptist church about four yeats. J
The loss of this exemplary female is much bewail- |
,d bv her family and relations, the church and her |
neighbors.
A funeiiil discourse, sacred to the memory oft.
Eiducaiiou.
fpHE aid and services of a teacher of tac En-
A glish Language grammatically, systematical
Penmanship, Arithmetic, use of the Globes and
Maps, Mensuration of Superficies and Solids, Geo
graphy, Geometry, Surveying, 4tr. k.c mav be ob
tained at the residence ol eaih pupil, or where a
class, may choose to meet, in Miiledgeville, from
one to two hours, each day ol business, at the same
rales pnid at the Academy for tuition on and after
the 2nd day of June next.—Applications in w riting
left at the Post-Other or made in person will meet
with prompt attention by ABNER LOCKE.
May 27 34 If.
JAMES FINIGAN,
limne, Sign, and Ornamental Painter,
F EELS grateful to i he citizens of Miiledgeville
and its vicinity lor the liberal encouragement
S‘R KF a SA H E V0S1P0NE0, from t..s A T the eMu-low... h t a Ww-n of \L J,
Jhiv 6 when w^hJ" ‘ ,P rirS ' 1 ue " d *J',. , , n A Pulaski count) , w dl lie sold, on the lirst Tue
led»v,ll. k . ^ t v 0,,r ‘ hnu " ln • V,ll ‘ d *> ,n J,,lv "CM. between
ledgeville, between tbc usual hours of sale, the '
, tiie usual hours, ti.c
following property, to w it :
One square of laud in 21st dist formi rly Wilkin
son now Pulaski county, known by No. u.v2, wi h
lollowing property, to wit.
A negro man named Jim, taken ns the proper'
forec'otur^of v SSr,1U ’ sa,M| y® fi 'a untler the a tolerable plantation on it, whereim Wm. Yarl
Reid mottgagciu luvurol Thomas d ■* ' ' ■-
JOHN C. MAN’GHAM, Sh'iT.
rough formerly lived, 2 miles from Hartford on the
river road, levied on as the property of Win. \ or-
iiorougb to satisly a ft fa in favoi of the uaecntora
ol Joiin Jones dec d vs Joseph Denson and V\ut.
O N at‘um fi rauI U |mu« in roT .H**’ Y'a.-n f W » ...mm ducks now „ves, .evict. .... a. ...s property
ville, within the usual hou.sof sale" the follow fug u-l* " IO ' “pm 1 • No ' 7 > 21,1 di *‘ formrl| y f “ »“ f »‘ or ol Martin Veonians is said
, u.e io.iuwi.ig Wiikn.son now Pulaski county, levied on ns the
l II ii r i ill titNtuui >r:, htiu cu iu uir uicitiwi i ”i t. , , .. .. ,
hove deceased, will he delivered by the Rev. '«■ has received since Ins residence among th.
Jt r>se Mercer, on the IGth of June next
** Death like an overflowing slreum
Sweeps us away, our lift’s a dicutii,
An empty talc, a morning flower,
Cut down aud wither’d in an hour.”
*„* The citizens of Miiledgeville nve te-
.juested to meet at the court house oil Sulur-
day next at 10 o'clock A. M. to make arrange-
meals for the celebration of the approaching
. Inniversary of our Independence.
Executive Department, Geo. >
Miiledgeville, May 21, 1823, <J
Tiie President having authorized Stephen
Pleasonton Esq. bill Auditor ol tiie Treasury
Department to act as Commissioner on the
claims under the treaty with the Creek In
dians of the bill January 1821, which have
keen transmitted to the Department of War
nice tiie adjournment of tiie late commiss
ion instituted fur that purpose, who having
. id the same under consideraiiun, a tran
script of his decisions in the several casus in
which they have been favorable to the claim
ants, has been teceived ftom the War De-
pa. tmant, two fifths of the amount awarded
have also been received, and will he paid
to the claimants or their legal representatives
-in application at this Dupaitmcnt, to wir.
and tenders his services in the above husiue
I which he respectfully sole its a continuance of their
I patronage. All older* left at die Cabinet shop on
I Wayne-st. next door hut uuo In the ro.»er of Han-
| cock-st. will lie thankfully icceived and puuctually
j attended to.
Sj- Wauled, an apprentice to the above husi-
May 27 fii34
Law Hook Lost.
'T TTSSING from my office* not long since, tin*
itJL 5th vol. of Cianche’s Reports. The indivi
dual who hub it, will oblige me by returning it.
ULYSoES LEW 13.
Miiledgeville, M:iy 27 S\
riiHE firm heretofore existing under the name of
I Downer &. LatnUin is disco..tit.tied by the
John O'Neale
Moses Stevuns Joc’J
David Patrick
Nathan Fowler
Estate of Johu Trice
£370 00
4u0 00
00 00
2i0 00
318 00
subscriber since the 21th inst.
JAS. W
Miiledgeville May 27
I.AMK1N.
ill lit.
Cancers Cured.
T HE secret for the cure of this formidable dis
ease, (of the late Doctor Solomon Bush, of
Philadelphia, and which has lain dormafu for
nearly the last twenty years,) is now in the possess
ion of a Ladv in this city and who w ill apply it to
the poor gratia. They, or others, wishing cure
in that wav, will apply at the Office of Doctor Mo
st.Slit* ftall; bronghton-street, Savannah.
The Milledgrrille Journal, Georgia Patriot, will
give the above three insertions, and apply for pay
ment at the office of Dr. Moses Shcflal.
VI iv 20 3d
Madison Academy.
FW'HIE semi-annual examination of the Students
1 in this Seminary will emnnienee on Monday
the 23d June, and cIum* with an exhibition on the
Wednesday following. Friends of youth and pa-
Hons of literature are respectfully invited to attend
property to wit;
50 acres land, more or less, 1\ ing on Town creek,
adjoining Millers land and others, 10 satisfy an ex
ecution in favor of Marv C. CuRrriiotise againM
Morton Uray and Samuel S. Harris—levied and
returned by a constable.
60 acres laud, more or less, on the waters of
r ishing creek, adjoiniindMon is Martin andotheis,
taken as the property of Will, :m J. Mel jin to satis
fy sundry executions obtained in a Justices court
* n lavor of Thomas Bivins and others vs. said
McLiu—levied and returned by a constable.
One negro boy named Prince, 1 negro woman
by the name ol Lindy, 1 negro bov named Bryant,
a girl named Nancy,a boy named Tom, a girl nam
ed Hannah, 220 volumes books, 1 double band
shotgun, one sulkey and harness, ami two watt In
taken as the property of Wm. S. Mitchell to sahs-
ftpundry rt fas vs said Mitchell, one in favor of John
Lamar adm'r of Thomas Lamar dic'd—piopeiiy
pointed out by defendant.
202 I -2 acres land, more or less, lying on waters
of Tobler’screek,adjoining Simpson and others,
taken as the property of Horatio Gates to saiislv a
ff fa in favor of rort &. Williamson vs said Gates.
A negro man by the name of Frank, taken ns the
property of \\ illiarn Kobeitson lo satisfy a fi tV. m
lavor of Thomas Stanford vs said KoIhtImiii.
JOHN C. MANGHA:.!, Sh’iT.
W ILL be sold on llieflrht Tuesday in August
next, at the court-house in Hie townof Mil-
ledgeville, within the usual hours of sale, the lol
lowing property, to wit :
Dick a lellow about 25 years old, Silvia a woman
22 years old, (fiasco a boy 12 years old, and Celia
a girl 9 years old taken as the property of Thomas
P. Carnes to satisfy art ta on the foreclosure ol a
mortgage in favor of William W.Cnrnis.
JOHN C. MA.NGHAaM, Sheriff.
property of Wilie Horn to satisfy ati fa in favor of
Benj. Manning vs Wilie Horn-levied uud relum
ed by a constable.
101 1-4 acres land, part of lot No. 197, 21st dist
formerly Wilkinson now Pulaski, levied on as the
property of Joseph Kagans to satisfy a li fa in la
vor of Samuel Roberson vs Joseph liugaus—levi
ed and returned by a constable.
202 I-2 acres land, lbib (list formerly Wilkinson
now Pulaski county, No. 2J2, Iving on the waters
ot Little Ueimilgee, haimtck laud, levied on astlie
property ol James Salter to satisfy a ti fa in favor
of Levi Harril vs James Sailer—levieo and retui-
ned by a constable.
One uegro woman by th** name of Ro*>e, levied
on as the property of Win. Shipp to satisly a li la
in lavor 1 ol Hauiy Powers vs John Shipp ami Wm.
Shipp—property levied on and returned bv a con
stable. FURNEY F. GATLIN. Sh tT.
\\j ILL be sold in the town ot Moniiccno, Jus*
▼ V per county, on the lirst luesdav in July
next, within the usual limits ol sale, the following
property, to w ii .
One half of all that parcel of land and improv e
ments thereon, known hy one half of lot No. 9
and lot No. 12 in the plan of the town ol Monti-
cello, Jasper roiinty, w hereon Stephen G. Heard
and others now live, adjoining Gi
1 noith, Mckmzic, Bennovli Co.on the south east,
aud Eli Glover s possession** on the south, levied
on as the property of Elijah N. I lax all to sati-fy
a fi fa in favor of Benj W Rodgers Ai Co. vs said
be c-id lil tit Court-holiSC to ti.C towtf
of iVJonticcllo, Jasper county, on the flist
Tuesday in July next, between the usual hour# of
sale, the following property, to-wit :
Three negroes. Hairy a man about 27 years of
ago, Jinny a negro woman about .>0 years of age,
and PriftCiila a girl about 6 years ot age, and d
horses, ail levied on as the property of Ansh m L.
Early to satisfy a ti fa in favor of John Burnley vs
Stephen Hackney and Ansiem L. Early.
101 1-4 acres of land, more or less, whereon
William Burks now lives, levied on as bis property
to satisfy a ti fa in favor of Martin Y
Burks.
202 1-2 acres of land, more or less, levied ou as
the property of Nancy Haiw eli and W estern Har
well to satisfy a ti fa in favor of Greene &. Bucliun-
lion against said defendants.
One saddle and bridle, levied on as the property
of Western Harwell to satisfy a ti *d in lavor of
Joseph Moss against said Harwell.
One black mare about 10 vears old and colt, le
vied on as the property of Benjamin Fort wood to
satisfy a li fa in luvot of Thomas Kennedy v# said
Portvvood
Two cows, 1 heifer, 1 yearling, 1 yoke of oxen,
1 horse cart 3 beds and furniture, and sundry other
articles ol household and kitchen furniture, all le
vied on as the property of \\ iltinm B. Hardy to
satisfy a li fa in lavor ot John S. D Bvrom.
HARDY CKAWEURP; D. Sh’iT.
/ ILL be sold at the court-house in the town
ot Monlicello, Jasper county, on the liist
Tuesday in July next, within the usual hours of
sale, the lollowing property, to wit
W FLL be vdd on the first ffceftfay in Atipri*?
next, at the court-house in Cliiiiou, Junes
countv, the following property, fo-wit:
One negro girl by the name ol 7 abb, levied on
I ,f proj^rty of Lucy T. Anderson and Priscilla
Bobbitt to satisfy a ti fa in favor of James R. Cox
on liie foreclosure ot u mortgage.
C. BAYNE, J>. Sh’ff
O N the first Tuesday in July next, will be soil
at the market-house in the town of Eaton ion,
Futnam coumy, between the usual hours of
the following propel ty, to wit:
IflO acres of land, more or less, part of lot No
*1 L m tiie 14th dist formerly Baldwin now Putnam
county, levied on as the property of Thomas R.
1 eat to satihfy two fi fas issued from a Justice’s
court in fa* or of 7 homas Cutter vs Thoums B
leaf and John Raimi)— levy made and leiurnod
by a constable.
Jolm Hnllinmn'* intrrx.t in £02 1-5 acre* of Inn J,
uhereon Jnhn«on Dt hni* mm live*.adiuinine Euilj
mid other*, je. ie j 0,1 as the i.ropeitj J .lolui H-l-
liioon to satisfy a I, fa ihocJ f,„ m a' Ju*line»roi.rt
HI la»o, of Hoxey Ai lfudley ami other fi l „
against said Hollimau—It V) uaut- and irtui ucd hy
a constable. J
ISO acre* of land, niore or less, Li ns on the n ,.
ter* ol thu Oconee riier, adjoining' kinrhen Li;
tie and otlieis, levied on astlie property ol Michael
Sttnsoo jr. to satisfy 5 fi las from a justice, court in
lavor of Speneer Sullivau—levy niede and return-
cd by a constable.
One nettro tjirl named Pultv alias Pntsev, levied
on a* the pioperty or Edivard Varner, adnnihstrn-
— of,."; R ™ i tor with the will annexed on thnestairol Sain-
.1.1 -aetesot Und, nnireorless heini.l'.tNo nel I>eiit doc d. to iati.fy a fi fa in lavor of J v
108, and pan ol lolNo 109,,16th dint Jasper coun- \V Sunfoid ^ ^
tv, whereon Joseph Early formerly lived, I nepro I A lease tor 4 vears on 302 1-2 acre* of land ad-
woman named Silva about Jo years old, alto.il /6 joini.iR Nathan,el alher and other*, «l,ereor.
rsi*. alimit V.1H1 I........ U • i- . ' . .
-S, on the I HR the property ol Joseph Early to satisfy 2 li „ Muhhar.l Brown and Jumel Bunno.^ ’ 1
ht^olu in. ' -?.°°- - - » «>•«- »' d
Robinson bearer vs Joseph Early.
7'wo negroes, Sarah a woman 25 years old, and
| Hascail—proper!) punned out by the plaintiffs at- | George a Imy 10 years old. 1 sorrel marc aud colt,
Mr. IMeasonlon ha vine also fuivv aided to J Alter the examination there will be a vacation of
' ' ks, when the exercises will bo resumed
tins Dopaimunt sundry accounts as bcin
sulftcienlly proven, a decision on vvUicb lias
been suspended in order to afford tiie claim
ants tin oppotlunity of establishing thorn in
the manner pointed out by him in each par
ticular case as follows, lo wit.
William Walker 51063.
Proof to be authenticated Irefore a court if.
Georgia, which ought to certify to the credibility
of the deponents. This case is not cuiercd ou the
i.st icceivc.d flout Georgia. ’
Renjamin Howard Sen. $1550.
300 dollars of this claim are for a house and
furniture dt stioyed, which cannot be allowed.
The treaty of Augusta, under which it falls, having
provided lor the restoration of property, which
provision could nut it*ter to property that did uot
exist.
The facts with respect to the remaining part of
f , te claim, must lie supported by other and disinter
ested testimony, and the additional tact must be es
tablished of the parly having demanded the proper-
tv aud leceivod no satisfaction therefor."
Dram Rogers # K)15.
7’hc oaths of the claimant and those who may
justify iu support of the claim, must be taken before
»justice of the Inferior court or court of Ordinary
<n Georgia aud uot in Alabama, as in this case.
The. precise quantity ami kind as well as th*
value of die property claimed, must ho particular!)
ipecified, both by tin' claimant and others who may
testify iu his favor. It must be stated too, that n
demand has been made ot the Creek nation tor a
restoration of the property without success. This
i-iaim labors under the disadvantage of not being
iccordcd on the list of claims received from the
iv ocuiiveol Georgia, which ought to ue L.*plain-
•■AhtohamF. Pnu-'ll and Richard Rodenhem.
Powell ought to depose, that a demand had been
made of me Creek nation, and that nothing had
been received on account of this claim. This being above negroes or
supplied, the claim ought to be admitted. ,il,,h,,ln
Rodenhet rv’s own deposition is wanting, if lie
be alive, and if not, of his representative, in which
ii should be made to appear that he made tiie ne
cessary demand of the ('reek nation, and had re
ceived no satisfaction, and that l»<* v is ul tip: liuie
of me robbery a citizen of Georgia."
•• Henni Walker, dee d. $2f>5.
Deposition of tiie representative of the chomant
only produced. (Mhcr concurring testimonv must
be produced . and the claimant ought moreover, to
declare that a demand had been made of the Check
nation, and that iiu satisuiCtion was receive J. 1
4< Caldwell Fasten.
Cluim supported by his own deposition only.—
Other and dismtoiesn d testimony required as to
the loss and value of th*’ properlv, and the testi
mony must moicover be taken m Giyogm, aud no
in Alabama.
7 his claim dociv not appear on the list received
from the (oivcruot ol Geo.gia. vvioeti Ovi n i»i u> be
explained.’’
, ; Calrttnefl'E tsfes, (negro man,) .'JHOllQ.
The depositions should be taken rwfore a court
in (veorgia and not in Alabama, as in this cast'—-Ji
should l*e made to app«*ar that the negro was taken
bv the Creek and not the Seminole Indians, uyd
that the ehiimant. Imd made an ui.su* cessful de
mand tor his restoration. The value too, ought to
he fixed by disinterested te timonv Tins claim is
•»ot <»n 1 Ue ust received ttoiu tiie Governor of
Geoigia."
«• Frederick Ro*e, $ 150.
Affidavit of VYashiuglon Rose, representative of
Rose, wanting—and a statement under until,
m \t an unsuceessinl demand imd been made lur
i restoration of tin* pro|mi ly."
iieietolore, under the superintendence of Mr. Au
gustus Alden in the male, and Miss Sophronia Al-
den m tiie telltale department. The opportunities
afTorded in this institution tor aerpiiriug a classic
and useful education are well known to the public,
and any comment is deemed unnecessary. The
place for several years past has been distinguished
for health, and buanl cun be procured in respecta
ble families on moderate terms, where every atten
tion will bo paid to the morals as well as conven
ience of those committed to their rare.
Mav 27—Jt JOHN NISBET. SccV
W ILL be sold on the first Ti
next, at the court-house ir
sday in July
the tow n of
Miiledgeville, within the usual nouis ol sale, me
following property, to wit :
Lot No. 2, in square 56, in the town of Mil*
ledgeville; also, a negro woman named Polly,
taken as the property of Harris Allen, one of the . - , , . .
cutors of Frederick Freem an, deceased, to | lv of^Jolin \V. Compton by vinue of an attachment
tome
101 1-4 acres land, more or le**a, adjoining Bart-
let, Weems, and others, 1 Gilt dist formci lv Bakiw in
now Jasper county, levied on as the property of
James F. Turner to satisfy a ti fa in favor of \\ in.
Askew, issued I mm a magistrate s com i, vs James
F. Turner and Hopson Milliter—property | aimed
out lay delendanl, levied and returned to me h) Lli
S. Stiicklaud constable.
K uegioes, lo wit. Simon a man alnaut 60 yrs old,
Suk) a woman about 35, Ned a boy about 4, Jim a
man about 13, Epiuaim a Toy about 15. Mary a girl
about I l, Jacob a man alamit 10, and Lewis a man
daunt 35 years of age, all levied on as tim proper-
^tisly a ti fa in lavor ol Abraham Borland, vs. said
Allen, executor as aforesaid.
202 1-2 acres of pine land, more ot le^s, on the
waters of T urkey creek, adjoining Cobb and
others, taken as the property of Wingate Hall, to
satisfy afff fa in favor of Neil Moses, vs. said H all.
Three negroesJto-wit: Deally, a woman about
favor of Robert Freeman and Hugh W. Ector
executors of John Ector dec’d vs said John W.
Compton, and to be sold b) cider ol the Superior
court of Jasper county.
400acics (and, more or less, whereon Jolm G. ! property
n. i..# i io „r ’ i.h i
I cow, 1 crossenl saw, 1 whip saw, 3 tables, 1 cup
board, I sideboard, 2 beds, Ivedsteads and turuiUiie,
lit vols. books, 1 man's saddle, 25 bead bogs, about
150 lbs. bacon, together with sundry other small
articles, all levied ou as the property of John Moore
to satisly sundr) li tasiii uiy hands against the said
John Moore.
T wo beds, bedsteads and furniture, 2 tables, £
trunks, 1 chest, 1 clock reel, 1 spinning wheel, I
clipboard, 3 tin hunks, 11 earthen plates, 2 dishes,
12 saucers, “i cups, I stand castors, B glass tum
blers, 2 < andlcNticks, 10 chairs, together with sun
dry other small articles, all levied on as the prop
erty ol Robert F. Sessions to satisfy 2 li fas in fa
voi of Wctcoui A lieu vs Robert F. Sessions.
A. NEWTONJ). Sb ff_
old at the courthouse m the town
I i n (on, between the usual hours of sale,
the lirst Tuesday in July uiwt, the following
only*, 1 ,ok« ox«n »ml 1 ne<>ri> man nanicd Bm.fi.
it, Irvipd on as ilm |.ropfrl\ ot Eduard Varner to
«.iti*fv a fi fa in favor of Robert Bledsoe, vs ro„l
l.uuard t arnnr and \\ illiarn C Johnson
THOMAS HARDEMAN, Si. ff.
\V/ ILL In* sold on the first Toesdav in Auei 't
V“ R***t at the market-house in the toun of
Euioiiton I’ulnam cooaty, u illmi the usual hours of
sale, the follow iiik propel ty, in wit :
One sorrel tiotse, levied on ns the property of
Orel, D. Carslarplien t<i aatisty a ft la issued on ,| lc .
foreclosure ot a moricane in luvor ol John B
Junes ami Joint H. Walker.
JTHOMAS HARDEMAN, Sli'ff
VXy U.L I,".
of Clint
Towns nmv lives, known tty lot No. til), part of
lol No. 109, part of lot No. 8,1, and a part of
27 years old and her two children, Audrew, a hov I other lot adjoining the alorusanl lots, aOioining
Liberal Reward.
R UNAWAY’, a mulatto man named NED,
calls himself Ned Jones, belongs to the es-
tate of James Lesley deceased, about R) yeats old
—5 feel 10 or 11 inches high, stout made, we!
looking and sensible ; ho is remarkably insinnaiin'’
in hismanuers ; he was raised in Chesteifield conn"
ty Virginia, and it is thought will amt returning.
Ned is supposed to have w-ent oft” in company
with Thornton a Negro man belonging to Dr. Ca
sey, and a bov of Gen.Tailor ; Thornton is 6 feet
high, straight, well made, white eyed, down look,
black, small sear on one cheek, raised in Virginia,
they will endeavor to go through the Creek nation.
Any person apprehending then# and giving informa
tion #uuli be liberally rew arded anti expenses paid.
THOMAS LESLEY.
Cahawba, May 10. 34
The Montgomery (Ala.) Republican, and
Georgia Journal, will give tiie above an insertion
and forward their accounts for settlement.
zR REWARD—Ranaway from the sub-
ffk \ w seriber about the 13th Feb. last, 2 ne-
nyo men, one named Anthony and the other named
Dick— Anthony is a large black negro, ratherdown
look, tnid slow spoken, about 22 or 3 years old—
Dick is about 21, very dark complected, toes on
uis right foot are all off. The above reward will
be given to any person who will apprehend the
above negroes or one hall that sum lor either of
them, ou touliuiug them in some safe jail so 1 ge
Uw m! BURIVELL JORDAN.
M-iv 27 fr* *H*
Stray Steers,
S TRAYED front the subscriber’s plantation, 8
mtlus above Miiledgeville about four weeks
•igo, a pair of steers,one Him and the other a cream
colour, of the common size, the dun one has a
knot on one side, and a small piece of his tail lots
been broken oft', tlu* «*a»s ol the other oe ol a lit
tle deeper colour than his budy, no oilier marks
n collected.
A liberal reward will be given to any one who
will give me iufut mutton so that I get them again
about three years old and Lucinda, a girl about
eighteen months old, taken as tiie property of
Jacob and William Ku-hardson, to satisfy sundry
ti fas issued Imm a justices' court, at the. instance
ol Butts and lAPKcnzie and others, vs. said Rich
ardson, levied on and returned to me by a con
stable.
A negro bov named Bill, taken as fin* property o
Indiana Tinsley, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from
a justices’ court in lavor of Braxton Ford, and one
in •avoi ol Jewett & Aut d .u, v*. void Indiana
Tinsley.
House and part of lot No. 1, in square No. 20,
in the town of Milledg«*ville ; taken as the property
of Enoch Lunsford, tosatihly two ff fustsMied fiotii
a juetie.es’routt, at the instance of T eronder, Atki-
Hon, ki Co. and sundry other fi fas, vs. said Lung-
lord: levied ou and returned to me. bv a constable.
SAMUEL WATSON, D. S.
I N the town of Marion, Twiggs county, will be
sold on the first T uesday in July next, within
the usual hours of sale, the lollowing ptoperty, to
wit :
6 negroes, Kelson a fellow about 30, Austin a
Boy 18, Penny a woman 22, Hannah a woman 22,
Aimy a girl 13, and King a bov 8 years old, all lev-
ed on as the property ol John Wood to satisfy sun
dry executions from a justices court in favor of Z.
B. Hargroves, Benjamin Shaw and others—levied
on and returned to me by a eom-tahle
<103 acres well improved pine Jand lots Nos. 99
and 118, in the 28th dist. formerly Wilkinson now
Twiggs county, levied on as the property of Nicho
las L. Lloyd and Thomas Bryan to satisfy sundr)
fi fas from a magistrate’s court in favor of E H
Root and others— levied on and returned to me by
a constable.
80 acres of land part of lot No. 219 in the 25th
Hist. Wilkinson at the time ot survey, now T wtggs
county, levied on as the property of John Wheeler
to satisfy an exeunt on from a justices court in favor
ol Jabcz Curry—levied oil uud relumed lo me by
a constable.
101 1-4 acres land part lot No 112. in the 26th
dist. Wilkinson when surveved, now Tw iygs coun
ty, levied on as the property ot John Dennis to
satisfy an execution in favor of James C. DoZiei —
levied on and returned to in•*!>%• a constable.
JAMES HARRISON. Sh’ff
Craig, Russell, Davis, and others, in the Nth dist
formerly Baldwin now Jaspet county, levied ou as
the property of Win. (till to sati» r > a h fa it. luvot
of VS m Williams vs Stephen Hackney, Wm.Gtll,
John Gill, and Eli 2. Snorter—piopeiiy pointed
out by defendant.
310 acres land, more or less, whereon Jus. Thur
mond now lives, adjoining John M Michael, Jones
Persons, John Price, and others, in the 17lli dist
formerly Baldwin now Jasper county, also 3 ne
groes, to wit. ('rearea woman and her child James
about 4 or 5 vears old, aud Dick a boy about 10
years old, all levied on astlie propel tv of Gemgc
Stovall to satisfy sundry li fas in lavor of Thomas
Beall, I1.& G. Webster, and Andrew Jeter vasuid
Stovall.
101 1-4 acres land, more or b ss, whereon John
Donaldson now lives, with an excellent grist and
saw mill thetemt, a ijoinntg Do/ier, Compton, and
others, in the llnli dist tormerlv Baldwin now Jas
per county, levied on as his property to satisfy sun
dry ff fas in favor ot Mvram.Glaziei aud others vs
said John Donaldson and others.
One mail’s saddle and sundry small articles, ta
ken as the property of James E Huelmmton to sa
tisfy sundry Ii las in favor o! J. k C. Hobson and
others\h said Biichamion and Isaac Mooic.
One grey horse, levied on as the pi operty of
Sanders \\ alker to satisfy sundry ti fas in lavor of
George Aspiliwall and others vs said Walker
WM. II PRITCHETT. Sh’ff.
YV'or 1
Milledgevillo, May 27
WILLIAM BALL.
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I l
V LL persons are hereby
■
David MeCi.lle.rs, ^5j9.
It ought to be shown that a demand lots been
•nxade and nothing received trout the Cteek nation
>n tins account. When this is done, (the other
part of the testimony being iv&uinr,) die claim
•light to lie admitted."
•* Trlitha Stokes, $ 1470.
This rase must be autheiitirntcd in Georgia, in
the manner pointed out in that ol Drury Rogers. ’
*■ John Ftaker, $200.
No other proof adduced than his own deposition,
which must be supported by other testimony. It
must be shown, too, that a demand was nude ot
the property, which wax not complied wtvit.”
To >e/ Walker. $110.5.
Proof to be authenticated before a court in
Georgia, which must certify the medibility of the
deponents. Not entered on the Georgia list ”
Should t lie claimants have it in their pow
er to comply with these requisitions, and will
transmit the proof to this Department, the
tame will be forwarded with their accounts
o the Commissioner, if in time to reach him
previous to the 1st August next, the time ii-
imted for their inception.
It will appear from documents in this of-
flee, (copies of which were furnished the late
’.onnnisMouer,) that demand has mote than
>nce been made ol the Creek nation, by
agents of the state dulv appointed for the
purpose, for a restoration or compensation
for all property in said nation belonging to
< ittzens of Georgia, conformably to the sev
eral treaties prior to the intercourse law of
1802. Claimants who may fail to prove a
demand being made by themselves, should
not therefore despair of their claims being
• ilowed, if they cau comply with the other
r: positions.
By order of the Governor,
ELISHA WOOD, SecTv.
( GEORGIA, Newton county—Joint Smith of
T rapt. Nelm’s dist tolls before G. B. lurner,
Eyp one bay horse 4 years old, 4 fuel 10 iuebes
’ugh, a mu ill star in hi* forehead, bis near hind
!uot \\h'tt* up to the pasture juiut. ^ht‘rt stsilrh tail,
■ppraised to Kith Mav, 1823 Liven under
rnv btntl *bis2lst Mav, 1H23.
S l£l’HES HODOE, <f » o.
intlioned ngainsl tra
ding with i.iy wife Rachael Adams, or eredit-
liarbonng her on mv account. She left my
b»»d and hoard on tiie 3d June, 1821, withoMt anv
orovocation whatever, and 1 will be bound bv none
of her contracts V» ILLOUGHBY ADAMS,
May 27—at** of Appling county.
I OST or mislaid a note of hand given bv John
S. Thomas to tin* subscriber for $28 81 1-4
e«s. dated 2d July, 1822, and duo on demand, with
a credit dated 2d Jan. last lor $11 This note was
lost in Mai eh Inst, and all persons are cautioned
against trading lor it, and the maker against pay
ing it to ai») puson but myself.
May 27—3t
T KORGI A, Morgan roiinty
6AMI EL JOHNSON,
of Baidu in county.
Personally
(x before me Clem Flinthen, and after be
()
the u:
duly sworn, sayeth on oath that he has lost or mis
laid one note of hand on Clement Fin, to the ani’l
of $320, tine tie* 13lli of April, 1823, and I also
foievvaiu anv utisoti horn trading for said note.
CLEM FLINTHEN.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day
of Mav, RteJ. William Mullins, J. P.
Ma) 27_ 3t 34
N the first T uesday in Jtilv next, will be sold
at thn court-house in Early county, between
ual Itouis of sale, the following property, to
wit :
One lot of latid, No. 163, 6th dist said eomitv.
taken ns the property of W m. Gatilding and John
Gauldtng, John W. ^cott their security on the sta) t -
of execution, to satisfy an execution in favor o
Jacob P. Turner vs said Wm. Uaulding and John
(I nilding K John VY. ScoU.
One lot of land, No. 210, 6th dist said county,
taken as the property of John Kelps to satisfy an
execution in lavor of N. W. Wells—levied on and
returned to me by a constable.
One lot of land, No. 434, 28th dist said county,
taken as the property of Wm. Willis and Thomas
Willis to satisfy an execution in favor of Jus Ca-
lioiin—levied on and letnrned to me by a constable.
One lot of htnc^ No 235, 3d dist said county, ta-
ken as the property of \\ in. Camp to satisfy an ex
ecution in lavor of B. &£ A. Hobson vs said ( amp.
WM. A. CARR, flh’ff.
W TLL be sold oil the first Tuewlity hi July
next, at (Covington, Newton county, be-
tween the usual hours of sale, the following pio-
pert), to wit.
250 acres of land, known by lot No. 126, in the
firstdist. of originally W alton now New ton coun
ty, levied onfas the property of Isaac Marlin to
satisfy one ff fa in favor of Berrv fc. Bolling—levy-
made and returned to me by a constable.
Four negroes, Sarah a woman and her 3 children,
Hem v, John, and Sandy, levied ou as the property
of Elijah N Hascail to satisfy one fi fa, issued
from Jasper Superior court in favor of James God-
pointed out bv T homas Beale.
1_ sold on the first Tuesday in Augusi next within
the usual houitf, ilic following property, to u it:
3 Negroes, a woman named A g and her two
children Peggy and Lewis, levied ou as the piop-
ertv of Richard fislieet to satisfy an execution is
sued on the foroclobutd of a uioitg.tge m favor ot
George 1 irwin.
JAMES HARRISON, Sh tf.
W ILL be sold ;tf the court lions* in Henry
county, on the first Tuesday in Julv next,
between the usual hours ol sale, tiie lollowing pro
perlv, to wit.
202 1-2 acres of land situated iu the 1st dist. of
said county, known bv lot No. |M6, h vied on as the
property of Sauvie! M. Wilson to satisfy a fi fa in
favor of Eoutain 6i. Hargrav es vs said Wilson—le
vy made and returned t«> me by a constable.
202 1-2 acres of land in ti e 8th dist. of Henry
roiinty, known by lot No. 123, levied ou us the p-o-
petty of Joaltuu A. Hmnplnis to sati-fv a fi fa
of Irwinton, Wilkinaon county, on the first
1 ueftflay in July next, between the usual hours of
sale, the following property, to wit:
202 1-2 acres land, in the 2d dist of said < oonty,
well improved, taken an the pro|ierrv ol Jonath.i
Rtgbv to satisfy a li la iu favor ol Motguii blown
ana others.
202 I -2 urns of land, lying in the 3d dist of said
county, No. 221, taken as the property ol Barnaba
Tucker to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Aiideiaon Wat
kins—property pointed out bv the defendant
202 1-2 acres laud, in the 3d (list of said county,
No. 339, and traction No. ,163 joining, levied on fiy
I attachment as the property ot James Irwin tosat-
j isly a fill in lavor ot Joimu.uh .\1l —pi opeuy
. pointed out hy the plaintiff.
I 101 1-4 acres pair land, more or less, iu die .‘Id
| dist said county, No 36, well improved, levied on
i is the property of Janies l.nvr-o,, | () satisfy a fi fa
i Imm a magistrate*!) court in lavor of W m Simpler
—levied on aud returned to me by a constable.
Otic k»t in the town ot Irwinton, joining John
Singleterrv, No, not known, taken as the properly
of Alexander Nisbet and Ezekiel Veascv to siitiqfy
2 fi las from a magistrate’s court hi lavor ol lealior
Burkbaltei—propnty pointed out by die del* ml*
aut, levied on and tetuiiu'd to me bv a Ciinstabh*.
1BI 1*4 acres land, in the 23d dist said count),
well improved, whereon Wm. W. Brown novvliv* >,
taken as his propeitv lo satisfy a It fa lioni a mag
istrate’s court in lavor of Joel Butler vs \\ rn W.
Brown, A VV. .loindan t am! JohuT. Porter—levi
ed on and returned to me bv a constable.
lol I - V acres pine land, No. 206, 23d dist. well
improved, taken as flie piopertv of \\ ui. N Grfygs
whereon the »uid Griggs now b\**s, to satisfy 2 Ii
tas in favor ot John McNair—property pointe'd out
l»v the plaininf, levied on uud reiuiueu to me hy a
101 1-4 acres land, whereon (Tinstopher Cul
pepper now lives, adjoining John McLeudo and
others, levied on as the property of Murdock L.
Mathersou and John E. Loyd to satisfy an execu
tion in favor of Jonathan Parrish hearer.
One negro child about 3 moulds old, iu the pos
session ol Henry 1- inuey. levied on astlie property
ol Huui) Turvet to bUlEfy u li la in tuvut ol John
Martin.
One negro girl about 8 years old by the name of
Charlotte, levied ou as the piopcrty ol James Ro
que more to satisfy 2 li fas, one hi favor of 11. k A.
Bradley, the oilier in lavuiol Geotge B. Ward law I
hearer.
T lin e horses—2 son els about 8 years old, and I
bay about 10 years old, levied on as the property of
\\ nhcl Rf.'il to satisfy a li la in lawn ot isulliauiel
Kenfroe lor the use ol Ardin Rut ker.
One road W'.tggoii and 4 pair ot peer and 4 hor
ses, 3 Ixiys and a son* I, levied on as the property’
of Wm. VV. Briggs and Nathaniel Morris to satisfy
a fi fa in favor of James Comer, bearer, and others.
101 1-4 nciPB laud, whereon Hardy Smith and
Jeremiah Smiili now lives, adjoining Asa Cox and
others on Cany ‘ te« k, levied on as me fit operty o!
Jeremiah bmilh lo bUUidy u ii tu in luvot ol ki. U, A.
Bradley.
101 i-V acres laud* whe.reon Thomas Crulhers
now lives, adjoining TTumias Partridge aud others
oil W alnut creek, levied on as the piopeity ol the
suid Thomas (T utherb to auti.dy 2 li fua in lavor ol
II. M A. Bradley.
101 1-4 acres laud, whereof) W in. TTimhle now
lives, adjoining lands ot Edward Busk aud other *
on Walnut creek, levied on as the property ol Au
di ew Crntlicia to bulisfy 2 li las ill lavor ui il. tc
A. Bradley.
One bay nude,levied on as the projierty of Roger
Harkins to baiisly a fi fa hi favor ol VV in. H. Imley
indorsee. THO.S LEVINGbTON, Sh ff
mstable
One negro girl named Chs, taken as tlu
property
favor of Bills & W’orrin 's «iid Mumplii is—pi op- I °* Jonathan Rigby to sati-.ly sumliy litas from a
erty pointed out bv Ro* kwell Morg
2o2 1-2 acr«*s of land in the 8*h dist. of said coun
ty, known by lot No. 262, levied on as the proper
ty of Thou. H. Condv N: (’o. to satisfy a fi la in fa
vor of Dimas Ponce vs said Condy— property poin
ted out bv Rockwell u Morgan
202 1-2 acres of land in the 3d dist. of said coun
ty, known bv lot No. 89, levied on ns the nropeny
of John Defore to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Slattei
U Chain and others vs said Defore—levy made uikI
returned by a constable.
202 1-2 acres of land, situate*) in the 6th dist of
Henry county, known by lot No. 83, levied on as
the property ot Roheit Ellington to satisfy a fi la
in lavor of Hnrison MeLarin nnd otlieib—levy
ad** and r**iurnetl to me bv a eonstahl
favor ol rm>«* L*»\e and oth-
ttimed t*) me by a constable.
WRIGHT MLMrt, bb if.
lay in Jul’ ii* xt, will nc sold
O N the first Tin* ... t
in the town of FiiyctteviflM, Fayette county,
withtri tit** ujual hours ot talc
tue loiusuiiig pi*>p-
262 1-2 acres of land, more or h" p, No. 253, 13th
I dist formerly Henry now Fay* m* c ounty, taken as
j the pi Operty of W m T homas :*ud Thomas Reeves
] to satisfy a li fu in lavor ol Porter L. Stinson vs
| said Wm. T homas and T'ho*». R**e\es.
J 202 1-2 acres oi land, more or l»* s, No. Ml, 5th
! di* f tormerlv Hein v now Fayette counlv, |eu*-d c\n
as thepropei ty of Ja* »>b \V idkuisand Win Earb)
.... | t*i satisfy a fi ia in lavor of tie State of Georgia vs
202 1-2 acres of land, m the 2*1 dist Henry conn- | said Kathy—leu. don anU r«-i,.ni. u to me: l.v aeon
ty, known hv lot No. 40, levied on as the property 1 btabb*.
oY Wm. Stone to «a»isfv a ti fa in favor of Morgan | ^02 1-2 acre- |at d, more or I**. ;. No 226, 4tl,
Brown aud otherb—piopcrty poitiled out hy th ' dist loim.-rly |J**my now Fa>< u rojntv, tak«*n a-, j
plaintiff. _ ! the piopertv of hidridge Millsaps to satislv
.1 AMES FLETCHER, Sh ff.
O N th« liti»t T 'i**sday in July u* xt. a dl U rold
at the court-house in the townof Aiontieello,
Jasper county, the following property, to wit :
100 acres ol land, more or less, whereon Martin
Crews now li\ , adjoining lands of TTiurst. n am!
others, in the 14»h dist of Jasper county, ou Hi*
waters of Murder creek, levi* I ou as the pronenv
of Andrew Craig to sutbTy 2 ft fj b in favoi ol Joiin
Grisham vs said Craig
One negro woman named Polly about 10 yrs old,
levied on as th»* propeify ot EImIm Smart to « *te \
sundry fi fas against th*; said Stuart in favor *>!
Polk and others vs said Smart.
100 acies of land, more or !«*««*, v h* reon Aaron
Williams now lives, knoun by half ot lot No. 2,
l Rltli di*t ol Jasper count v, I* vied **n as his jiroper-
1 tv to satisfy sundry small fi las in favor of David
I I’lodden, adni’r, ^** and others vssmd Aaron W il-
J liam«, James Wellden, and DavidS Williams—
• levied on and returned to me hy Johu H. Whatley
. constable
t>) a
212,4th
lavor of Greene W illiams and Janies Lind)
hit; sct iiriticb—levied on uuJ ic iurued to
constable.
2B2 1-2 acres nf land, more or less, No.
di.-t formerly Henry now Faycite county, U
r»s the property ol W in. Dowlas to satisfy a ti fa in
I...or ol Slaughter Ul Lahuy.au vs said Do* las.
l 2«J2 1-2 acres land, mere or less, No. 4, 4*h di»t
formeilv II* ury r»»)vv Fayette county, levied on as
die piopcrty ot Iliirbf-tt Rob(u>ou to satisfy s* fi fa
:o t -vorol John Perm inter vs suid Kobctaon—lev
ied on aud t i-Utriitd to me bv a constal 6*.
WINSTON WOOD, Sh’ff.
N tl|e first Fuesday in July next, wiil be s*»l*l
ouit-house in Morgan county, hr
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Julv
next at the court-house iu Irwinton, Wil
kinson county, between the usual hours ol sale, the
following property, lo wit : 1
Three uegtoex, to wit. Olivo* a gii* about 8 years
old, Aliya girl about 6 years old, aud Lucinda a
girl about 5 vears old, nil taken as the pionert) of
Thomas Dunlins lo satisfy a fi la from the lnlertoi
court in favor of Lewis Bonds vs said Hardin.
202 1-2 acres land, in the 27th dist Wilkinson
counts, part of lot No. 174 and part ol lot No. 175,
levied on as the property of Shackelford U Bam-
bridge to satisfy a li fa from a magistrate'b court in
favor of Jesse Hawkins vs turn dliackelford &:
Bnmhrjdgc—levied ou and relumed tome by u
earn stable.
‘202 1-2 acres land, iu 4th dist \Vilkinson county,
well improved, whereon Israel and James Fouti-
t do now live, levied on as their properly to saiisfy
a Ufa front the Supetior court of said county in fa
voi ol Auuui Hauler vs said Isiael & James J* «»mi-
tain. JAMES Ll.NPsKV, D 3.
O N ire fust Tuesday m July next, wall Ue
sold at the court-houne door in Clinton, Jones
county, between the tt«uai hours of gale, live fol
lowing property, to wit :
One negro woman by the name of Jude, about
23 years old, and her child Dick, levied on as the
properl) of Nathaniel Pencil lo bULbly a fi la m
lavor of 7 homas Dork.
2i>2 1-2 acres of land, whereon John Holiday
now lives, adjoining J. C. B. Mitchell and others,
levied on as the proper!) ol said John Holiday to
satisfy a fi fa in favor of W m. Iml) & Co.
101 1-4 acres land, whereon Elijah Miller now
lives, adjoining Jobiaii Rogers ami others, levied on
•is the projierty of Elijah Miller to satisf) a fi fa to
favor of James Julies, adni’r of V\ m. Jones di e d.
260 acre* land, vvl ereou Thomas Turner now
lives, adjoining John Kashin and other** on Com*
misioners creek,lev led on as the property of Thus
Turner to natioly a 11 Iu hi luvot ol Cfiurles J. Mc
Donald.
202 1-2 acres land, whereon James Boles jr. now
lives, adjoining Harrell Flowers and others, levied
on hs the property ot James Boles stu. to saldJ) a
fi fa in favor of Joel Rusltiti.
101 1-4 acres land, whereon John Jones now
lives, adjoining Jones Hooton, Samuel Cook and
otlu rs, levied on as the properly of John Jones to
-4tti*-fv a fi In in lavor of Samuel Cook, lor the use
of Daniel U CoJin Murcason.
21)2 1-2 acres land, whereon James Turner now
lives, adjoining John Low and others, taken as the
property of James Turner to satislv a fi la from a
Jut-fice's court in favor of George Kell—levied ou
and returned to me by VV. Patterson, constable.
One negro man by the name of Smart about 30
years old, 3 w aggons, 14 horses, 5 beds and furni
ture, 1 set batter’s tools, 60 men’s hats, 1 dozen
chairs, 2 guns, pots, ovens, and other kitchen fur
niture, 1 lot crockery ami glass ware, and 1 large
map, all levied on a*, the property of Wm. Will
iams to satisfy an execution in lavor of Andrew
Lowe Co. vs Wm. Williams, Ziba Fletcher,
Thos. C. McDowell, E. J. Bower, and J*s. Pick
ett stm. aud one iu favor of TIum Duke.
CHAS. BAYNE, D. Sh’ff.
\%/ ILL In- mild on the Hr»t 'lueidriv in July
V V next, in the town of Sanriernvillo. tVariiin-'-
ton county, between the usual hour* ol sale, il?«
lollowniK property, tn-wit
1 iiou-u- Hull lot in the town of Sat derMillr „<}-
joining iM(iriiwill,‘2 slabs, 1 tablu, I ~|.in„i<iL> «’bi. I
I clock reel, 3 clmirs, fi silver ten spoons, 6 plan
3 dishes, J bowls, 1 pitcher mid 1 limildcr, nil 11-2
u-d on as the property of Thnmns (Jnodson t„ soli
ty sundry ft las iu futui oi'S. l'ctry vs. said Thorn,
as Goodsmi.
I bay mure nnd filly, tnken ns the property of
Andrew B. (iritleu to sntisfy n fi ta in liivorof H
* orry lot .V. Low x *_u. vssuid AnUicvv B. Grit-
Hf7 acres oak and hickory land, more or less, on
(lie waters of Williamson swamp, adjomirit
queheld, luvied on hs die property ol W illiam J.
riardihun to satisfy sundry h las in’ lavor of Alnscp
Smiiucficld—lovttd on rcturnud to me by a cor*-
sialilc.
-t nercs ouk and hickory land, more or Icvj
on Ogeecbc river, Irvird on as the property ol
Burnell Campbell to satisfy ati fa in favor of Wor.'
ris Waldon,—levied ou aud returned to uic hy u
constable
One-tenth part of 250ncres pine land, on tiie w
ters ot Saniliiill adioininy Wood, it heine part oV
the undivided estate of Moses Dean, levied on a*
the property of John M. Shire to satisfy a fi fa in
favor of Clarke and Heaeli—levied ou aud return
eil to me by a constable
lili acres pine land, on the waters Williamten
swamp, adjoining Cox, levied on ns the property
of Burwell Whittle to sntisty sundry ft fas m favor
ol James Cone and others—levied on aud icluife
ed tu nit- l>v u constable.
1 neyro man and two negro women, levied on .-ft
the property of Julius Jaeksnn to satisfy stttidn ft
las in lavor of I'eas At Jewette and others—ley tnj
ou nudteturued to me by a constable.
D. McDCH QALD, Sh’ff.
B KTVV i.KiN the usual hours ul sale,on the Inst
Tuesday in July next, wdl be sold al the
euurt-houie iu the town ul Madison, Morgan coun.
ty the following property, to wit:
40 1 5! acres land, being part of lut No. 34, lidli
dist originally Baldw in now Morgnn county, lev a d
on as tile property of Tolley Colwell and John
(•race to satisfy 2 executions, one in favoi ol J T.
Turner vs Tolley Colwell, Ihcjothcr iu favor ol J.m
u
ill** usu.il hours ol sale, Uic following piupnty, to
Miichcll vs Jolm Giucc.
202 1-2 Herr s luntl, known by No. 40, 19th tbs!
originally Baldwin now Morgan county, 2 cotton
gins, one 41 the other 31 saws, 2 featherbeds, bed
steads and furniture, 1 walnut desk and bookcase
1 walnut cupboard, 2 pine tables, suudiy earthen
waie aud tin ware, shovel and tongs, 1 pair waffle
irons, 2 smoothing irons, I 2 doz setting * hairs, I
arm chair, 2 sets candle moles, 2 cedar pails, 1
clock reel, I spinning wheel, I jug, 1 water can, !
coffee mil! ? I set cn.-fors, 1 large pot, 1 small do, I
oven, 1 skillet, 2 ploughs and geur, 4 \vr eding hoes,
‘2 mattocks, 3 pole axes, levied on as the property
of Thomas Duke to satisfy an execution in favoi*
of T lv J (’utiningham, and sundr) other fi fas.
202 I-2 acres ol laud more oi less, known in i lie
ol.in of the 20tn dist ol oriffiuully baldw in county
by No. 309, levied upon a«* trie property of Joseph
Morton to satisfy n fi fa in favor of Green C-coli
and sundry other fi las.
MARTIN r. SPARKS, Si.’fl.
A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE—Will be soM
nt the court hunse in the town of Milledg^-
ville, on the first Tuesday in August next, a negro
woman named \\ inn, the property of Henry Cog*
dec’d. sold for i|i« benefit of the heirs and credit
tors of flic estate of suid Cox.
MuyS7 JOHN WICKER. Adm’r.
O N ^utiirdav the !2»h day July next", vviTI I'u
aold in .Morgan county at the late resident e
oi Johu B.iil Jit on bund, creek, ail the piopcrty
belonging to the estate of 7 In. mns But foil urea,
consisting ol horses, oxen at d eat i, cow s c^calv
Imgs, aid hou-eltoSH and kit- hen furnitur**—T ti Jig
will !>*• made I nou n on the da\ of sal* by
May 27—C'* HENRY CASEY, Adm’/.
O N Saturday the I2*h dav of July n< yt. wr^ li«
sold in the town of Lexington, at th* In usu
of Joseph B. Galbraith, late of sa»d oJure dic’d, u
quaulii) of upper nn*l sole Ic din i—Venus of
maile known oil the <la\
HENK\ J. BAILPY, ' ’it’r.
May 27 MARTHA (»A1 BR A IT H, AchnV
( 1 EUR* * I A, Laur« ns county—\\ l;erea«, Dav id
X Scarbrough applies for hit* rsol udminisiia-
linn on the estate ot Wm. Sc.ttl icugl., laic of sa.ti
count) det#*l.
T'liese an* therefore to * it*- and admonish, al! and 4?»-
gulHr, tht kiudreil ht id cn-ditors of suid divoiexi, to faft
and nppeiu at in) within flie- time pi tx. nlwd by
law,to shew cmt»c if snytli*)’can, wli) >a»2 u,ui r> »i,dv.d
u**t he irmuf d.
Given under my hand, tht* 17th day of Mays 1823.
NEILL MUNROL, C. c o.
O N the first Tuesday iu July next, will be sold
al the court houne in the town ol Knoxville,
Crawford county, between the lawful hours of
sale, the following property to wit.
202 1-2 acres land more or less, lining lot 252
in the 1st dist. originally Houston now Ciawloid
1-2 acres of I and,Jot known bv No. 383, in the | county, levies! on as the property of Carney Brock
“aror of J
4th di
tv, le
ol originally Baldwin now Morgan **01111- j t 0 satisfy a fi fa in favor of James Washingtun--
I til ... _r . .r r:iL... I . . . * • u 1 ._
piopcrty of Instant H Gilbe rt levied on and returned t« me by a constable.
One negr«i girl named Vina, levied on as the
f.uv bearer, property pomle.l out try , nontax Beale, property ot i humus I Jillon lo sutisly 3 small fi fa,
troy fearer,p | LEMUEL WYNNE, Sh’ff. nromR from a maiitt-irate a
NTlie^first Tuestlav in July next, will be
sold in the town cd’Forsyth in Monroe coun- |
tv, the following properly,to wit.
One ne^ro bo, by tlu- name ot Lewis, levied on I
as the property ol John Kennedy to satisfy a fi fa
in favor of Adam Alexander—property pointed out
bv the defendant. I
iOd 1-2 aeres land, more or less, beina lot !>o ;
IfiC, 7tk dist Monroe county, levied on a» the prop
erty of Richard Pullum to satisfy a fi la in favor of
James Burt beuret.
M.LEN C0CJLRA.N, D. a. |
ottrt to favor of S
Matin vs 'J homas Dillon—levied on and returned
lo me bv Thomas (‘arretl constable.
112 1-2 acres ol laud, more or less, knorvn by part
of lot No. 123, Ifith dist formerly Baldwin now
Jasper county, adjoining iandsot Matks aud oth
ers, and in the posses-ion of N. i> Fotvell, together
with halt of tot No IfiJ, Ifith d, a of said county,
now in the possession of John k Hinford, all levi
ed on as the property of Wm. Cook to satisfy a fi
fia in favor of V\ eloom l*.o ksK.olbersvs V\ ni Coidt,
Win. \ Moore an»l John Mooie, security on ap-
peal-piopcrt) pointndoui by Jolm Moore, seruriu
MARTIN 'nJCHRAN., l> So ff
aiisfy a It la iu favor of M. As A. Nesbit ys said
Gilbert. REL’BF.N .MANN, D S.
Jones goperioi Coun, April Tens, lo ji.
Abram Brown,A
v* > Libll fou DivoBcr.
Betsey Brown, y
IT appearing lo the court, that the thetiff of said
county has returned that the defendant is not to bn
found, and it further appearing to the court, that
she resides out of the state On motion ol Hen
ry G. Lamar, plaintiff’s attorn* v, it is ordered that
Herr ice in the above ease be perfected by the pub
lication ol Ibis rttle in one of the public gaxettesof
this siale once a month lor three months preceding
the next Superior court of said county.
A true copv taken from the minutes April !fitlt,
1823. I'D WIN BOWIN, e. s. c.
Vac A7 n-i/tfJA
202 1-2 acres of land, more or lews, being lol No.
! 248 in (be 1st dist. originally Houston now Craw-
lord county, levied on as the property of James
Riley to satisfy a li fa in favor of Andrew Me.
Bride Hr Co. for the use of Andrew McBride.
202 1-2 aeres land, more or less, being lot No.
Il>2, in the 16th dist originally Houston now Craw -
ford county, levied on as the property of Levi Wil
son lo satisfy sundry ti fas in favor of Pace and Rob
ison—levied on and returned to me by Charles
Brown constable.
K. M. AMOS, Sti ff.
OT K’K.—Will be sold at the court house tu
Madison, Morgan couuly, on the first Tues
day in Jtdv next, one if gro boy belonging to thr es-
T dcc’d—Terms mav
N
tate of Samuel Neil
on the day af RtJr bv
made known
$ps;j rarpr.Y, AJm'r
VT Webb lias applied to me for letteis of avimp).
tMiniion on Ike estate of Ric haul Hoki t dee'd.
These sri ilierelim*, lo it n hi si udnsamb all and sin
gular tiie kindled Bid creditors of suid dec. nod to lift
snd appear si nij office within the lime pri-srribcd Tty
law, to shew muse, it any they have, why sard ieusrs
should nut he grsnted*
Gin u under ...) hand this 20tli day of Muy, Ic2lv
JOHN C. C.lBoON, e. c. o.
Georgia, Hancock Oniifity
Whereas, " inney Muyo and John F Martin,
adm’x and a Ini'r of tiie eetate of ValentuS
Mayo dec’d, apply lor letters of distuissiou fri iu
said estate. These are, llierofore, lonteant)
admonish nil and singular the kindred and cre
ditors of said dec’ll lo be and ap|iear at iny of.'
Gee wt hin the time proa, ril.ed by law, to shew
cause, if, any llvty cun, why tairl letter* ahouid
not be gran'ed —Given under iny hnnd lluj
5*h May. 18vd3 JAS. U. Ji'NES,c c. o.
MayW u»6m—34
Nink months arer vlaie, application will lie
made to the bon the court of ordinary ol Hei ry
county tor leave to sell (lie real estate of Elisha
|lenrn, lute of said count* dee’d, to be told Iny
the benefit of <he beirs and creditors ol sa d
(.jtulp ASA HKAItN. Ailm’r.
Mav 27* ELIZABETH IIFARN, Ai'm’x.
.|SK months after date application will tie
■ nde t'< *be Itonoralile Die court ni ordinary of
• ,. ,ug> cnunly, lor leave to sell ths real estabj
, Burrell WnlU-e, t’urrased.
Ayrfl 1 V\ IjuLs-lw^ i; A Wi.Jt, rVwilu’r.
