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Newspaper Page TextBY CAMAK & HAGLAND, STATU PRINTERS. MILLEDGEVILLE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1C-20. VOLUME XV -NO, 'j (£?»THE GEORGIA JOURNAL U publish d weekly, at the corner of Wayne and llnncock Street*, nt Three Dollar* per ann. m ad vance, or Four Dollar* At the end of the year. The paper will not be lent to any person oof of the States until the subscription is paiu in advance, or rjtisfkctory reference given. Advertisements inserted at the usual rates. N, H. Sales of land and negroes, by Administra tors, ttxecuton.or Guardians, ore required, by law, to be held on the lirst Tuesday in the month, be tween the hours of ten in the forenoon and three in the afternoon, at the court house of the county in which the property is situate.—Notice of these sales must be given in a public gazelle SIXTY days pre vious to the day of sale. Notice of the sale of personal property must he 5 i veil n like manner, FORTY days previous to the ay of sale. Notice to the debtors and creditors of an estate must he published for FORTY days. Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordinal y for leave to sell laud, mutt be publish ed for NINE MONTHS. All business of this kind continues to receive prompt AUeniiou at the office of the Georgia Jour• iqU Just Published, (•JD FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, L%1E JOURNAL ALMANAC Fall and "Winter Goods. B Y the ships South Boston and Oglethorpe, just arrived from Liverpool, the Suhitcri- her* have received an extensive* supply of British Manufactured Goads, Comprising an assortment of WOOLLEN, WORSTED, COTTON, LINEN, AND SILK, Which have been carefully selected by one of the firm, and will be sold by the piece, dozen, r package, at a moderate advance for ctuli, otlun, or oil u liberal credit for approved pa per. ANDREW LOW k CO. XT’ Packages of assorted Crockery, plain, ut,and moulded Glass-ware; Window Glass; kegs each containing one set of Tea China, asks of B. B. S London Porter in bottles, al ways instore and forsule ; also, assorted Iron, ml best Russia Hemp Cuttpii Bagging, 42 in- he.s wide. Savannah, Oct 11 9w—3 Liberal deductions made to those who pur chase by the quantity. Oct 21 IViiik of Daru*n, Office of Discount A: Deposits, > Millodgeville, October 10, I82H. S TVTOTICE is hereby given Unit from ami of 111 ter the 15tU November next, all note subject to reduction in ibis office, must lie re duccd 0 per cent, at each renewal thereof. By order of the Board, 1>. F. JA1LLET, Cn«hV •U- Bas^ing Twine. O NE Bab 'RAOUINO THINE just ceivcd and lor sale bv JOHN T. ROWLAND, Oct '4. tf. Carter At Botkin’s Ran BAGS COTTON wanted immedi 100 atoly, by FOARD At MALONE Sept. JJ New Goods. O'ammt 3'JStAw I S now receiving a fresh supply of hie DBY GOODS, which he ofti , for s advance for cash Among which re the following, via Fig’d and Cashmere Scarfs, Circassian do Merino Shawls ; Cassimerc do Fig'd and plain Bomlnzetts; do Ratinetts C.tmliiio PI ti'U; fig’il Vankin Crape Dresses Canton and Italian Crapes FigM SiiU ll.m.lker' hicls; Silk Umbrella* Merino H.intlkctchiefs Ladie ,’ black and while Silk Hose rlo do do do Glove: Silk Braid and Cord ; Sewing Silk, assortc Linen Cambric and Long Lawn [colors lri,h Sheetin'.’ ; do Shirting .laeonet and Mall Muslins Ta.nhored Midi do*, do Book do Plain Book Muslin ; red and white Flannel Worsted and Lambswool Hosiery Whit“ and blue Plains; LirmeyuoolNoy, vi Twilled American Negro Cloth [l Hom* Bl mk' ts from f»*4lo 12 4 London Dulfil do; 3, 3 1-2 to4 Point do Bristol striped do ; Colton Bagging, ice Milledgeville, Oct 23 Republican Hotel. THE subscriber feels grateful for the encouragement he has already iiil received, and respectfully informs Mfil| his friends and tin* public generally that every exertion will be made for the accommodation of those who may favor him with their rails. SIMEON L. STEPHENS. Milledgeville, Oct 21 3 To Country Merchants. r llE subscriber has received by the ship South-Boston, from Liverpool, a lurgi iKsortnfeut of FALL and WINTER Of his own selection, all of which he offers lor sale on tltn most accommodating terms. \monu THEM ARK. GRUNDY’S blue and white Plains Red and white Flannels ; Blankets Cloths; Cassimeres; Waistcoating Hosiery ; Boinbazctis; Union Stripes Cambrics ; Linens HARDWARE; C ROCKERY, Uc.kc. Best 42-inch Baltic Hemp COTTON BUI- G1NG. GEORGE RELPfl, No. 3, Gibbon*’ Building Savannah, Oct. 7. 12v\ 1 G. K ELSBfY ft CO. s.ir.i.x.x.m, 4 HE now receiving their Fall supplies,eon /A sisling of a great variety of BRITISH FRENCH, INDIA, GERMAN, and A .ME RIC AN WMHDQ 3 AMONG WHICH, ARC. Till*. FOLLOWING : Black Canton Crapes ; Blk Nankin do Crape Rohes , Black Sinchcws Iu«lit Levantines; Flag Handkerchiefs Fancy Vestings; Figured Silks Rich figured Ribbons ; Silk and Kid Gloves b'gvkin do.; u great variety of Fancy Hdkfs Figured Ratinetts , Super blue and blk Cloths ^ it per blue and black Cnsshnercs Irish Linen and I>iaperft Red, white, an/I green Flannels Common and superfine Calicoes Steam Loom Shirting ; Brown do Domestic Plaids ; Black and mi>.t Saiinetts Caroline Plaids ; Point and Duffie Blankets Flushings and Baizes ; Cravat , Cambrics, tec \ll of which are offered for sale for t ash or approved paper. ah, Oct. 7. FANCY TFardwaru and J«W!*lry. I l’F.RKINS has jn.-t received,;tntl is now A 9 opening an entire new and fashionabh block ot (fOUIb, consisting of El ,|T ant Gold and Silver Patent Lever and PI.in U \TCMES Fine Gold Chains, Seals and Keys Steel do do do Pearl Pins, Rings,&e.; P.»sg do Silver Spoons ot all Kyuls ; do BrMnnma i'. ited Castoi s and Cai.-dle.- tu k> *, 1 « l'*av« Snuffers; Silver Spectacle*, very good L i.'je k small Shell Combs*. \\ .lifting Cam s Pocket Books and Purses ; Flutes »b>:d and Coral Beads Elegant blue do. n ilh Ring to match Thimbles; Razors; K i\es Pocket Coni) t* ;cs ; F.puuleti* Gold and Silver L ice and Tassel and Clocks repaired i Perfu- the best W \IIE-ROUSE •And WottAAng Business. .• HE undersigned informs his friends and i the public, that he has rented the \\ Houses at this place, and that they \t ill inline diately lm.put incomplete order for the rect p lion of produce Every convenience will In tinched to them calculated to facilitate the i ansaclion of business, and every accummo lation in his power will be afforded to ill who may favor him with their custom ——He will have two first r,i!r nan Moats, cunyii»li about four hundred bags each, in readiness to start by the l r »tli of November, which lie will in during the boating season; and he will make reasonable advances on cotton shipped by ihem. JOHN T ROWLAND Milledgeville, Sept 1(3 if 50 * • i| ■ c-eCwiu \\ P EXIT EXT1 ARY, 17th Oct. 1823. 4 LL persons indebted to this institution are 1L desired to make payment without delay. Those who have accounts with us and cannot conveniently pay, it is hoped will call and liqui date them. Persons having claims against the institution are desired to present them by the last of the month. We have on hand a large supply of negro’s ind other shoes, lor sale. ' —3 PHILIP COOK, P K. EDGAll’8 INN, It the Sign of the Ettgle, Columbia, S. C. THE public are informed that the M.bseribcis LARGE NEW BRICK HOUSE is ready for the reception of company. He can now accommodate those who may ill on him in superior style. His table w ill be spread with the best pioduetions of the land, ind his charges are moderate ADAM EDGAR Pel. 7. tf. 1 BOARDING MOUSE THE subscriber can accommo date ten or fifteen boarders during iIk* approaching session of the Le gisl.iturc Her house stands im mediately op|M>site the Court-House Wilkinson street, is entirely new, large, airy mil convenient. She hopes to give entire tisfaction to all who may favor her with their ompanv. ELI£4 ALLEN. Oct. 7. tf. 1 Coffee House. The subscriber respectfully inform his friends, and the public generally that he has made considerable im proveinents at the stand lie occupie on tin; east side of the State House—tin houses are in complete repair, and the rooms in good order. Suppliesol the best liquors and wines will be afforded to customers at the low st rates. Members of the Legislature or o titer gentlemen can be accommodated with sin glc rooms separate, or with large rooms in lubs, with fire-places in them. Having arm within a mile of town, excellent pustur age for horses will be afforded. A dry walk gravelled, from bis door to the State House Square, will be made, to avoid the ineouven which the red mud peculiar to this plan t weather affords. Every exertion will lie made to render those comfortable who may all on hint —He pledges himself that a frailly peculiar to himself shall not occur. JOHN DOWNER. Milledgeville, Sept, lli 11" 30 City-Hotel, Milledgeville TH E subscribers have taken that large and commodious house, lately 1 occupied by Mr. McCombs, under the name of the Golden Ball Tav ern. Every attention will be given to make tliono who may favor them with their company, comfortable. ELAM ALEXANDER, Jan 21 WM. F. SCOTT. Enter! lunment. THE public are respectfully i formed that the subscr.ber is now possession of the pieu.ises formerly occupied bv mr. I inlay V anscevc within 4 miles of the Creek Agent: on the road leading from Fort Hawkins to Al bnma. ami that every thing which the counti v affords is provided for the accommodation travoHers. Ladies anti families will be act oni inodated with private rooms, cheerful tires good beds, anti every attention will be paid to i.Miiotf the comfort and convenience of ail who nil. E. M AMOS Crawford co. Oct 7 4t----2 manlier. . N. B. Old Gold and Silver received ftxr any of the above articles. Milledgeville, Oct 23 9t * J. KFISTT.lt, Tailor, TT AS just received from N* w York an cle- Jj ft <*ant assortment cl Extra Superfine Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, Whit'h lif will ilispmu of nn rfu^-ualilf temiB All work in liii linn will In* exi-riiteil. m iihu- al, ii^ilie most nnat and fashionable style at the *wto«t notice. Alilledgrxilli*. Url 24 if 1 Hoots .aotl Shoes. THE subscriber has just received 7 trunks of BOOTS | ^ SHOES, comprising i ve ry general assortment, which he will <lis|Nisc of low for C\5H Among which are, Ladies’ Morocco Walking Shoes tin do I'uinpi Misses do ami Leather Shoes Men - fine and coarse bhoes, with high qrs. Fine Wellington Boots Boy's line and coarse Shoes Children's Leather Boots Women's Leather Shoes lb pair Negro Shoes, &.c. &.c. —also— A quantity of BAGGING TWINE, for sale asnVve. ORKIN SHAW M illedgeville, Oct. 21 ~>t- 3 (’ominis-itm Hiisim.-sK. l— . MACKENZIE t,- PQ.VCEott JA their serv ices to I ’ouiim v Asvrchants • • "* ‘ iu«l I’ 1:*i• t•-»• -in the " ft)R AG ii and ’0\lMI>>lDN Bl SiNESS: the Ware House al Augusta is now •oniplete repair. Their customers may rely on their constant attention and b< • l endeavors in making *alcsaud purchases. A supply of Bag ging, Sail, Iron. Sugar, (’ofiee, fcic. will be kept at the Ware House lot sale. Augusta, Sept. 30 THE undersigned, having rented an exten- -•ive range of fire-proof Stores on Johiistoii’s ' harf in Savannah, will devoic their attention ■xciusivj lv to Factorage hud Commission Bu siness. They will In* thankful to their friends and acquaintances in the interior of Georgia and Sooth Carolina for consignment** ol Col ton, Imwarding Goods, tec. PUNCH ic MACKENZIE. Savannah, Sept 30. 2m—52 Notice. I THE copartnership of C ai.ii or n Wood . having been dissolved by the death of the l itter, the business will in future be con ducted by the subscriber, who will in tin course of the present wci k r< ecive a general assort me nt of GOODS suited to the season, and who will also settle the business of the firm of Calhoun Wood Oct 21 tf J. S. CALHOUN Fk.nitkntiary, Oct 17, 1323. VTOTICE is hereby given to all persons in- tlebfed to this Institution that unless they come forward prior to the next return day of the Inferior court and payoff or liquidate their accounts, they will be placed iu the hands of an attorney for collection. A further notice is men, that iu future no person will be al lowed a credit at this Institution on open ac count exceeding ,N’.K), and in all cases where purchases are made exceeding that sum notes will be required w ithin a magistrate’s jurisdic tion. By order of the Inspectors. Oct 21 3t 3 Notice. THE co-partnership of I*. H. ROGERS N: . CO. having some time since dissolved, I the parties about to leave the counliy, the notes, accounts, i^c. will he left at the. store ol John Nisbetof Eatontoty until the first of Fe bruary, when such as are then unpaid will be placed in the hands of officers to collect with- it respect to persons. Eatonton, Oc t 7 eovvtIJ 2 LOST O N the toad leading from Monticelln to Madison, on the I left irist. it red moroc co Pocket-Book, containing two notes of hand ui Jesse Evans, due 25th Dec. 1323, for $100 ach, given to Hopson Milner, with a credit •n one ol 5*9—two notes on Win. Greene, foi $2j each, due 23th December next—one exc rttfion on Wm. Belcher in favor of myself for S*20 principal—an I some other small papers. The makers of said notes are hereby fore warned from paying said notes to any prison but myself. DUDLEY MILNER Oct.* 28 3t 1 A DMINISTRATORS’ SALE—Agreeable to an order of the how. the court of Ordi nary for Oglethoipe county, will be sold at the court house in Lcxingtuu, on the first Tuesday December next, all the lands belonging to the estate of Col. William Bailey, dec’ll, con sisting of about 170acres lying on the w afers ol Long creek, near Phimzy's mills—some valuable improvements on saiu pi finises- sold in lots to suit purchasers. Alsu, at the same time and place, 1 lot, No. 170, in the 3d dist. of Habersham county—sold for the benefit of the heirs of said dec’d. Terms made known at the sale. HENRY BAILEY, JONATHAN BAILEY, , rpt. M 01 Admr’s. 4 DM1.NISTK ATORS’ SA L E - / V to an order of the Honorable t -Agreeable ourt of Or dinary, of Morgan county, will be sold, on the 1st Tuesday in January next, in Madison, Mor gan county, between'the legal hours, 24K 1-2 acres of land iu the 3th dis of Baldwin now Morgan county, it being a part ot the real es tate of George Irving, dec’d.—terms made known on the day ol sale. LEVIN IRVING, . BURN ELI. UUSljELL, \ A 11,1,1 3 Ort. 23 4t* 4 4 T the emirt-hoiise iu the town of Monti- V cello, Jasper county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in January next^between the u- sual hours of sale, one lot ol laud containing 202 1-2 acres, being lot no.l02 in the 17th dis trict of originally Baldwin now Ju a pcr county, the real estate ol John Luckie, dec’d. sold cording to the w ill of said .deceased. Terms made known on the day ol sde. WM. D. LlTklE, Adm’r. with the will annexed Oct. 28. ids j. A DMINISTRATOR’S HALE Will he! sold oil Wednesday the 7th of January next, on a credit of 12 months, ail the pcison- I pioporty of John Gilbert, late ot Wilkinson county dea:71 consisting'of horses, rattle, liog«, 1 yoke large oxen, I well fixed road waggon, elegant gig, 1 set blacksmith ’stools, ncousid- rnble quantity of cotton, corn and foddir, uud many other articles ; also about 20 negroes w ill be hired to the highest bidder, consisting of men, women, girls, and bovs—the sale and hi ring of said »state will continue from day to day until all are sold and hired THOMAS GILBERT, Adm r. Oct21 NANCY GILBERT, Adm’x. A DMINTSTR.VI OILS’ SALE Will be XjL sold on Tuesday the 2d of December \t, at the court house in Warien county, be tween the u-pial hoots of sale, 11 negroes be longing to tin* estate of Maunuin Beall, dec’d. i*oiisii)tiiig of men, women, and children—sold for the benefit of the heirs ami crcditorsol said dec’d. Terms made known on the dav ol sale. ELIJAH J0N1 L Sept. 23 JOHN McC RVRY, o\ N otice. STRAYED or stolen from the subscriber, on Friday night, 17ih Octobei, 1823, a dark bay HORSE with a star on hi*** forehead, about 9 years old, upposed t<> be about 3 lent higlt, lie was n lit tle lame in his light fore loot, caused by the gravel, newly shod all round, some v\ liitc spots* m the rid-c of his hack, pietty well built but ather long coaplcd behind, |uiccs vv'cll. He vas taken fiom, or left Wm. Barrow’s stable, in Madison. Any person who will lake up llie horse, and write me information in Mil- ledgcville, where I can get him, shall be liber- illMcwaid.ii. JAMES BARROW. Mill* Hgeville, Oct. 20 tl 1 /V ton, Putnam enuntv, will be sold at pul lie auction to the highest bidder, on the fust Tuesday iu December next, between the usua hours of sale, one lot of laud, containing 20 1*2 acres, bring lot No. 91, in the bth tlisiru Monroe co. the real estate of Thoiuus William son, late of Putnam co. (lee’ll, and sold I dcr of the Court of Orditmry.of said county, for the benefit of the heirs mid creditors ol said dec’d. Terms of sale, i ’ash. Sept80 W M. WILLIAMS, Adm’r D.Ml MS I K STORS SXLE -W ill In sold at the coin i house in l ii ccuslmio, on e 2d day of December next, a Intel of land, lying and being in the county of G mi the waters ol Ogechec, adjoining Littleton I’aylor uiul others, mid containing 180 acii more or less being the Uml estate of Jam I Ian is, dec’d. Terms made know ii mi the d. of sale. JOHN N. HARRIS, ) SIMON S. WORRELL, \ pt. 30 ids *$2 A 1 bo sold ;tl the Court-house in Morgsi I likely voting ncgiors, one boy about I I years old, and two young women about 20 years old i imstil sale, small notes and approved sccut* itv, payable 2jiIi Dcr ember, 1MD. :pt 30 ABNER ZACI1RY, Adm’r. OTICE—\\ ill Do »old on the 2.1 day c December next, ai the late residence o Jiingion Phelps, dec’ll, hi Jnspet comity nil tiic pm sonal property In longing lobaitl im onxisting of ( orn, fodder, hogs, cattle, .—negroes liiietl and laud rented—salt to continue from day to day until nil are sole. “Vi ins made known on the day of sale. Oct 7 EZEKIEL FEARS, Adm’r. 1 the late icsidem e of .1 onaihan Bickeis in Grcem* county, will be sold on the firsi lay in December ne*., six negroes, be ig’to the estal. of Jonathan Bickers deed, old lot tin- benefit ot the heirs and creditor: said dec’d. WILLIAM BICKERS, Adm r. ELIZABETH BICKERS, Adm’x. Oct 7 ids 1 V DUIMrMi; MORS SALE- On the Ii . Tuesday in J tiiuury next, will be sold u Vdm’i Strayed FROM theplaiftation where on James M. Taylor, dec’d. formerly lived, J miles above Hurl fold, a small bay mate, u- Itout fi years old, with a small •tar in her face mid some white about her left hind foot—no other marks recoil* rted. It is likely that she will make for the Rock Bridge on Yellow River, as she wa seen shortly after about 3 miles above Marion, on the Clinton road. Any person vvfio will deliver the above described mare to the subscriber or to Mr. A- mos Brown of Hartfoid. shall receive D n dol lars reward. JOHN 1. TAYLOR. Oct. Id. '!( 2 Hats, Hoots, and Himes. The Subscribers have just received, and offer for sale at low prices, 4 CASKSOentlume«’s Ova! Crown M ATS 2 tin do Wide brim do I do Wind 'H*,, -t’ks Morocco And Calf W eliingtou ROO 1 " 1 do do do SHOES 2 do Ladies Morocco SLIPPERS and Walking SHOES 1 do do Denmark Satteen and Prunel la SHOES BURTON HEPBURN b CO. Sept 2d M ACCOM \101>ATlON AND MAIL STAGE. J HE sub«c.*il>or hav ing purchased Mr Knox’s contract from Milledgeville to the Creek Agency, will run asiajte twice a week, regularity, from Mi Icdgeville, hv Clinton, in Macon lie pledge liimsclf lu afldrd every facility for tho comfort and accommodation of pansengers. llo* aiag* will leave Milledgeville eveiy Tiiewlay amt Futurday al 12 o'clock, a m. and arrive at Maron al 7 o'clock, P. m Leave Macon eve D Si„ lay and Tliiiredav ot 6 o’clock, A. M and amve at Milledgeville at l> o'clock, P. M jiate.v of lair, I H v. HU ,«-r mile. tl. H. L BUCHANAN. Oct. M* N otice To persons having accounts in the Branch of the Slate Bank at Mitledgc ville. i~3~IHE subscriber, residing therein, and be 1 ing an officer in the State Branch, will attend to any person’s Note or Notes, renew a bit* in that Bank, j>rnvidtd lie or they remit, together with their Note, reduction and dis count money, and JyD extia for each Note It must be distinctly understood that the in -■•ary amount will be strictly exacted. The al town endorser will be pi 00141 ed, if practica bio—Notice.', furnished in due season. ARTHUR I>. DAVIS Oct* 28 _ _ 4i Land for Sale. I T I IF. MiUcrilirr offers fop aale lut No. .11 111 the 5th dis of Henry county. Any pe an wishing to buy can have a liberal tilth cnee for half the purchase money. For fu ilier paitictilars apply In the subsetibi r, re* ding about 3 mile* from Carnesville, Frank lin county, Georgia. Od 28—3t ROBERT R COX (.'LEMON, Oct. L.ui, l ;-.i Ol NTLI.VI l‘ N, S OME evil disposed persons of this eon’i having circulated a report that Wm. II ris, Em| lias loaned Ins name to Robert Beas ley, Esq. who is a candidate lor the Sheriffalty at tlr* election in January next, without any intention of performing the duties of said tlej uiation—this report I pronounce a de-ig fabrication and malicious falsehood. I know Mr. H ii i is too wadi, to believe tor a moment that lie would attempt to practise any artific upon the people of the county. Should Rob rrt Beasley, Esq. be ch vU tl, Mr. Harris nil) discharge the duties of deputy. I urn authori sed to request you to nnnounee hint in your pa per, and give this communication a place. I am respectfully, vour obedient servant On. 28. HUBERT 1L RUFFIN. 'Flie Greensboro’ Itaces /"ILL commence on Monday the lOthday November next, ftee for any the United States. 1 he 1-t day, 3 mile heals, for a purse of ^300. The 2d day, 2 mile heat-, for a purse ol ,S2U0 The 33 dav, for the entrant e and otln plus money-* * O .tM—U llnardins;-. M Y wife will u idly board a few members of the Assembly and transient gcnilcmc during the sess ; on. Her rooms (at the old Engle Tavern) arc •pleasant, her accommod; lion good, uihIIh'i *> i ins reasonable. ; and eve ry attention will bc paid to make her board< comfortable. To those who prefer •*♦ tirement and peace, to the hustle and noise of a tavern her house will answer their expectations and wishes feOLO. BUTTON. October 21 Si—— 3 i I*. S. I shall Iup absent, on business, during the session. S. B. For Hale, 4 valuable tract of land and plantation eon- V milling 309 acres and upwards*, 200 of i is in cultivation,and now in good repa : r, itli an elegant dwelling house, 2 story, -ID liv ’ feet, finished off completely, togethei with other necessary out houses. Flic*re is also on aid land a good grist mill, cotton gin, and gin house, a va ry excellent apple orchard, con r of lfiOO bearing trees, now in full per fection. The above land and plantation lies within two miles of Moi.ticello, in Jasper coun- The terms may be known by applying to Hie subscriber, now residing on the above place, if application is made on or before tiic first dav ot Januarv next. John \y. compton. October 2C - r)t —1 Will lie Hold, O N the first Tuesday in December next, in the tow ii of Greensboro, one house and in the suburbsof said town, adjoining Geo. Matthews on the right hand side of tin road leading to Dawsons aw Garnet * lerry, con* lining about lacr«*sol land—one other hrt in the folk of the roads leading to the above nam- •rrics, with unfinished brick Ibuildings on*—also one other lot on the right hand side of tile road lemling to l):ivv*On’s feny, adjoining the lot whereon Nichftlas Ilovvaio lives, D. S. Terrell on the (north, am* Henry Sanfo.d’s land on tin* west, containing 10 acres, more or less—sold as the property ol Nicholas Howard for the use of ohti J. Bea Terms of sale cash, or bankable paper ;it 30 (lavs with approved indorsers. JOHN BETHUN E, Trustee Oct 28—2t for said patties Fifty Dollars lie ward STOLEN from llie mliscri- icr’s mills on Ft idav night ie Illili’Sepiembcr last, bc- veen Millcdgcv illc and Spar- 1, two work S 1 EEI\ S , enc ut 14 years old, and the olh- r a black, about 10 yens old. The brindled one has lenrarkable large horns. Both steers 'il lirifullc, are marked with : and an over-bit i 530 for the stem leers alone. On 28 the w allow fork iu each eai Jit ear. I Will gi\ il thief, or 5-B for th JOHN DANIEL. b I 1 A 1 /V hie- Inferior court of Greene county, will lie sold in tin town ol Greencsboro, on the I Tuesday in December next, all licit tract ( parcel of land, situate, lying, and being in said county, containing 2()0 anas, more or It within 2 1-2 miles of Giccnesboio, belongl to William (’orry, an inwahe perron, adjoining Geoige \V. Dillard iitid olliers. Bent30 J. s (ORRY, Gnar’d. DMI.nI I K \ i mk STfeALE—On the 1 I'nesday in December next, vv ill be s<»| atilie court house iu (lie town of Eatonton Putnam county, *10 acres of land, more or lesr hi longing to tin* estate of Joel Smith (h ly ing on the waters of Sugar neck, adjoii Gordon, Warner and others • sold for the 1 efit of the heirs and creditors of said dret ed. Terms made known oil the dav of salt 9 ASA READ', Ailin' ]V O l ICE—WIiHic sold, egretHble ui 1 order of the boil, court of Ordiutir Morgan county, nt the court house door of said county, within tin* usual hours of sale, on the liist Tuesday in December next, 83 acres land, more or less, lying in Morgan county, Lillie river, adjoining Michael \\ hatlcy m*. Mi chad \\ liatlev jr. I liul-on T. Ware, and K (’. Scott, it being part of the real estate of Wil liaiti R. Whatley dec’ll, --to be sold for the hi nelit of tin* heirs and creditors of said dec’d Terms made know non the day of'-ale. MICHAEL WII \TLKV, Jr. I LODWICH ALFORD, < Sept 23 fil Adm’rs, Twenty dollars reward. RAN AWAY from the sub scriber, living in Newbciry di — liict, South Carolina, on the night ol the 4th inst. two ucgio men named l) A N1 EL 6l .101’ Daniel is about 30 vent s old, of exion, about 3 fed 3 or 10 inches Ji, considerably stoop*■! uulden d,hi.-» cl», tth- !’ consisted »t a short coat and panUloons, ide ofstriped cop r is homespun cloth. Joe about forty \( arsold, dark complexion, and about b feet .) inches high, keen and active ade, a small scar on hi-right cheek, no other aiks recollected—lie took with him a suit of blue nortlivvird homespun clothes, and some domestic, cloth dothcs.it is supposed that he had liis clothes packed in a pair of old saddle bags. It is uncertain to U3 v.hat course they if| take ; we w ill give a reward of ten dollars piece to any person who will lodge them or ither of th*m, in any jail so that we get them, and all ncccssarv expenses paid by us. ' JOHN CLANY, JOSEPH CAMPBELL. Oct. It St 4 ffj’ The Editors of the Georgia Journal and Raleigh Star, me lenmsled to publish the above three times in each of their papers and forwaid their accounts to the editor of the Telescope, Columbia, for payment. Notice. riLL Ik* sold at the lion? of the hubscri w her,living iu Warren county, on Mon the 22 December, twenty or more likely voting negroes; of which number are six like ly young fellows—the balance consisting of women, boys, and girls, together with a consid erable quantity of household furniture, consist ing of beds, sideboards, and secretaries, crock ry and glass ware, horses, hogs, cows and Vivos, with a number of other articles The al»ove property "iil he sold to the highest bid dcr, and fur ca- h HENRY KENDALI Oct 28 4t— N otice. *KXTILL be sold on the 15th November \ V at the house ol Nicholas Pool, the fol lowing property, to-uit: the land where h now lives with about one thouNtind bushels of corn, I dozen stacks of fodder, plantation tools a cotton machine, some horses, two negroes with sundry other articles too tedious to men lion, on which a twelve months credit will be t'ivru for half the amount, by giving small notes with approved security. Any person vvishin; to purchase a plantation would do well to and vievv it. N. POOL Baldwin county, Oct. 28 2 1 Look nt tliis. n 'IRKD from me September 28th, 1823, by Ml AL MAGEE, to be returned day. a son el FIIJj Y about 4 years old, brand ml on th** right shoulder, not very plain, hind legs white, spotted with white on the back and about 5 fed high Any pcixiii giving formation of said man, on conviction shall n ceivc 5^0 reward *, ot of the said Filly,« covering the same shall receive $10, and all reasonable expense* paid. N. B. This man is about 25 years old, dai complected, about b feet 3 inches high, and followh the carriage makiu" Inisine^. RODEU’i ADAM9 Clinton. Oct 21 iV~—3 Aanavvay From the subscriber on the 28th tilt, a mulatto man by the name of 11 AKBY, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, w itli a scai on his forehead and a scar or one of his fed, not recollected huh, has a down look, is about 28 years old. He was raised, he states, in 11 ilmiuglort, SA'. Any person delivering him to nte, living in apt. Newby s distric t, Jones coun.y, or confin ing hint in any jail so that I gel him, shall re- liberal reward and all reasonable ex- WM. CALLAWAY. P URSUANT to an order of the lion tl Court ol Ordinary ot Murg m county will be sold at the court house in Earlycouiiiy >n the first Tuc-day in Di*cemb» i next, lot ? 13, in tin* Ifitll (list of sxiil county, il being lli *eal est He ol Janies McNalib dec’d.—sold foi the benefit of the heirs and crediiora of said ic’d Ten,. . unide know non the dav of sale THUS BLOODWORTH, Adm’r. Oct 1 1 2 |NXEf;im>Iib' S.AI.E—Will I.C :t,Id in .14 Clinton, Jones county, on tin liist J day in Iminry next, a trad of laud known bv No. l -I, ••> tho 11 m di trict oii nally Bald win now Jones county. In longing to the of I■>ham S Fannin, d< reused. Terinv iiiudc known on the d.-iv ol mlc. JAM W. F ANNIN, Oct 14 L AZ. BA11LE, Ex l Jol MhlRATOBS SAM;.- tin a credit of six mouths, ( n January nc\(, at the c aunty, pursuant t •Will I the first •ii i t - Ii •r of th al Adiur'i 4 DMINISIRATOB’S SALE.—On FrD . V day the 5th day of Deo* tuber next, will i.e j'l*' 5,1 ,,,e ^ i,,e residence of Aaion Benson, deeriised, nil the perishable property of saiu deceased, consisting o! Inuischohl and kitrl.cn jiirmturc, plantation tools, stock of different kinds, corn, (odder, ike. At the same tfTtie ami place, the plantation to be rented and ft mmiber ol likely negroes to be hired. The* sale and hiring to continue from day to day. Perms made known On the day LUKE J. MORGAN, Adm’r. ids 3 October 21. V\ ' l'<* sold to the highest Lidiler, o/i ▼ ▼ 1 ucadiiy the 2oth November next, nt t ic late residence of *1 homn« Carter, on a err- ‘ht clsix uioiithfl, one negro man, one hoi so and smile household furniture, belong,i g to the (state ol Richard Ogilbv, dee d. Bond and approved aecurUv will hr m mured PHILIP J. ECHOLS, Adm r. Ocn.h. ’*: '’IDE'S SALE ->A ill bo ./ K. sold im the 15th day of December next, at the late residence of John Fueler, late of Jasper county, dec’tl. the peiishablc propeity ol saul dec’d. consisting of mo< k, hotisi hold and kitchen furniture, and sumliv oihe* nrii- (les c.lso one negro fellow will lie !,,,(, out ami the plantation rented lor the ensuing yeai Terms made know n on the d. t \ of sale jni. 1 t-t'KFR, Adni r. \ Wai rvn count), all the Inn* state of Joltn Gibson, dec’ ourt house belonging to the xcept the vvido 7 PERSONS BASS, Adm’r. - w. fLt. be sold in the town of Lexington. VV on the first Tuesday iu December next three n« groes, and the balance of the stuck belonging in the estate of (’ol. AN illiani Bailey, late of Oglethorpe county, deceased Terms of sale made known on the dav. HENRY BAILEY, JONATHAN BAILEY, j ( It loin I 21 till 3 4 DMINISITIATOR 5 SALE WillL. Ik sold at the Lite residence of nines Fra il. dec’d iu Joncit county, on ^aluruay, the 1st dav of November next, all tin- personal pro nrrty licloiiging to said deceased, consisting ol imi.seliold and kitchen liiruituie, plantation io|s and stock, and the ( rop of corn and fod- (ler, die. Teems mude know n on the day ot le. MARY IT.AGIN, Adm’x. : ent 3 TRISTRAM IT.AGIN, Adm’r. rOTICE —Will be sold on fho SU Mondni November next, nt the late residence ofJo.M'ph Murdock dec’d in Hnbershani coun ty, all the pcihoual properly of said dec’ll, con sisting of horses, (attic, hogs, k:c. household ind kitchen fuiiiitnro, and farming utensils, togethei with an ;c«*oi iinuiit of d»y goods, and oilier arliclea. J • • ms made known on the day ofrtlle. PRISCILLA MURDOCK, Adnn’x. S, pt Hi 50 N OTICE Will lie Hold ontl.e 1st Tues day iii J.unary next, nt the court house i the county of H.iIm ivIi.iiii. three negroi h, viz. 1 woman, I boy. and 1 cliild, sold as tin- iroperty of Joseph Aiitiduck, hue ol said coiiii- v, dec d. lor the benefit of the heirs of said lectured. P1USCII.LA MURDOCK, Admr’x. Sop*. 16 50 OTICE—Wlllbe sold on the first Toes- N' .. I RA IITX ' S ALE— \N ill be V sold on U cduesday thcYfith of Ndvcmbi i’ xt, at the late residence of Juliii Cutlifi dec. artl.c town of Entonton, between the bout# of 10 o’clock a m hihM o’clock r M. all tht pentiliable property ol said dec’d. consisting «»€ l.irj!** quantity of fattened pork, a large mint* her ul hogs, horses, cuttle, and about I8f*0 gal* Ions ol w hiskey, stills nnd tuhs; also the lioiise- iiold and kitchen furniture and plantation tool;*, •a large quantity of corn and fodder, and vari ous other articles; also, will be routed at tl • same lime and place for the next year, the ivo- plunlations belonging to said estate—the sale will continue from duy t«» day till nil ate sold. Terms—12 months credit w ill be given tor all sums over y?l(J; small notes with approved «e- ( ‘itifv will lie required, to bear interest from die ditto if not pit net uh It v pxid Q<*tll LUCINDA CUTLIFr, Adm’x _ A T the late it-sidenco ol Jacob CIcmcutH dec’d. in Put n a in county, will be Hold ou Fridav the 23th of November next, the person al property of said dec d. consisting of horses, cows and calves, lings, corn, fodder, houscli.iM iml kitchen furnitiue, and the in ..roes of said- estate vx ill be hired on that day, one (.f them a capital hlnrkHiiith, and the land rented—tcrliui made know" on the dav of snh Oct 14 PEYTON CLEMENTS, Ailin'r. XKCl TOR’S SALE—Will be feolB im theTu*st Tuesday in January next in (he town of Mqnticello, Jasper rottmy, a parcel of laud, containing 120 a( i es, more oi lt«, wnu good imptovemeiifs thereon, aliout GO ot 7G acresdcured land, and good orchard- of pertcli and apple trees, adjoining Me Dow t il and oth- Murder croek—also fw6 negro? vli. I Inld.i a woman ahout 20 y eai s oh I, am 1 Putscy girl IG years old—all sold as tin pro|.ei , \ of Kiitliarine McLemoie dec'll, for the boaefi: of In irs ami creditors. Tei ms made known the dav of sale Oct 14 YANCY THORNTON, ExV. XECUTORS’ 9ALE—YVIl! hp iold. on 'j the 2d Tuesday in Deeroibei next, at late residence of Levi V alleinine, deed, ot Wilkinson comity, the following pioperty, to nil, fodder, cattle, hogs, sheep, and some cotton, horses, can, Itouseliold iml I iu lu ll furniture, plautadon tools, and 11 nritch 6. to continu • froin day to , until all is sold. All sums under fib to he •id down; all over that sum. small notes itli approved county necurity will be required, able tho 1st dav of October .8 4. h i. 23 SIL AS LI LIE, Ex’r. Iv' Twenty Dollar* Reward. R l’N \\V ay IVm.1 tile .nbsrriher ttvo no- , gro fallows—one named JULY , a black fellow" about 23 or 4 years of age, w as brought from Africa when a small boy. is obuui inches high, and has slightly of the African ac cent. He has been a boat hand for two or three winters. The other named NED, a lit tle yellowish, about 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, about SO years ol age, speaks broken l.^ is well known in Milledgeville and commonly know ii by the name of Y renrh Ned. 1 lie a- hove reward will be paid on the delivery of the two negroes in Milledgeville, or oil lodging them in any jail and immediate information given to the subscriber,or ten dollars'for either. Strayed from the subscriber a dark brown or black MULE, rather low and thick mad** for its height.—Also strayed from John A. Join: neat Milledgeville. a dark bay MARY., about 10 y ears old, 14 band* i»i^h, low in order, I thin mane and tail,and very fine hair, barefoot hind hoofs long anupoicicd like a mules,droop ed rump, holds a high head but low toil I lie mule and mare lett home about the middle of July and will probably make towards Greene county, whence the- were both obtained Five dollars rewaid will he paid on d. livery ol either or infot-muLOU riven w> jlijf Kiev hv. ob tained. SEABORN JONE^. October 21 bt~ o rilHE Rnb-n ; b( . forewarns the public fr(*ni 1 (radii), t. r any nocs c ivro liv him «> 'I i- ■nolliy Amitfr m—' ..I ,V-00 on iluuaml, wil f l.i'Uo.c i.i August Bids; aUo e'p'it suial iw.ir. liivi n anil.' same lime, ol gi5 each, dm Urrcmlicr Uii4; sviiirl. s-iid nmey 1 will uol ueb 1 framhJcnliV onfainc.i. ELIJAH CANTKSTON D-Kalbro.O.- i I pay, court of ordinary of said county, ail the ii estate «d James Bell, dec'll, consisiiug ef fill acres of land more or less, adjoining Thoina* \\ oolfolk and others, in said county Al the same time and place, will be sold for < al! the personal property of said cstaie, consist ing of clothing, trunks, books, iv*.c. LUKE ROSS, Adm’r. ci te, and with the will annexed of James Bell, dec’d Oi tober 21 ui DM I’M Ski; ATORS’ SALE- . sold on Saturday tho - >ti> .'<« the laic residence of Jonathan Bickers, dec’d household iiiul kitchen furniture, stock of dif ferent kinds, one cotton gin, a quantity books, and other articles—sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. ELIZABETH BKTvT.RS, Adn.r’x. WILLIAM BICKERS, Adm’r. On.28_ 2t 4 I)MfNISTRATOR’S SaTTE— Will be _ sold ta the iiiglickt bidder oil T hursday ie 11thday *i Dscumbuf hext, .«t the lute reside nee of Alexander Farley deed, in Put- n, a f* vv miles fiom Ashurst’s mills on Miii-- der creek, all the personal property belonging the estate of said dec’d. consisting of Mock of horses, cattle, hogs, some of which is good pork, rorn ami fodder, household and kiti-heu furniture plantation utensil*,, Kc—twelve months credit will be given lot all Minis over dollars—notes with approved security to r interest from the date if not punctually paid will be required. FR ANCES J FARLEY, Adm rx JOHN' MORELAND, Sen LEWIS DOWDELL, Oct. 23 O N 8 it (lit the ■ lit <>! Dft ember nt si, will be sold to llie highest bidder, nl flu house of the Rev Miles Greene, in Bal lvtii (otinty, ».e veil negroc , consisting of men, wo men, and (lithlren, (they being llie balance of the negroes belonging to the estate of Alexan der Bum, sen, dic’d w liich remained in ihi handti of Martha Bass, dee’d. ns her down,) for the purpos e of making a division of th same among the legatees. Terms of the sale will be matte known on that day by T. JOHNSTON, Snrvg Adm' Oct -3 ids—4 V D M INI ST IGA I OR S ’ SALE—Will be sold mi llie 1st Tuesday in Jai it the Ma.! ct-hotise in the town of Eatonton Putnam enuntv, two negroes, viz. one fellow very likely, about 22 or 3 years of aye—th other .1 girl almut 10 year* old. Sold by ordei of the court of Ordinary of Putnam county, the property of Barnet Smith, sen dece.im for the benefit of the heirs and creditors said deceased. Terms made known on the dav. ANTI U'N v IBM LOW AY, A Adm’rs JVd', ii llabi isliam (ounty, ! negro man, I bov, il l, gold as the propeity ol the orphan* nl Ji •cpli Murdock, dec d. lor the In ncl.t of sai n phniiM, by order of the court ol Otdinury ol ,aul couniy. ITtl.SCILLA MURDOCK, Guar’n. Sept. IG Ul K’E— W il! be wild nil the 2d Monda j in November next, ul the late iCHitlcnc »f Joseph Murdock dec d. a quantity ol catth lioi sei, hop';, lion : hold and kitchen furniture, and farming utensils, together with part of store of dry goodnnd other property. Sold by order of the court of Ordinary (hr the I fit of the Orphan* of raid dec’d. Terms niaih known on llie day of sale. PRISC ILLA Ml.RDOCK, Guard n Sept. IG 60 DMINJST RAT'OBS’ SALE—On Tu day the 18th of Nov. next, will be sold at the late residence of Win Griffin dec'll, in Put nam county, all tiic personal pioperty ol ‘•aid dic’d, except the negroes, com c ling qi hoi - m-s, oxen, cows, hogs, sheep, corn, fodd lioiiiehold and kitchen furniltirc sold lor tin benefit of the heirs and creditois of said deed Term* made known on the day of sale. JAMES M DUNN,) . , , 0,1 i t DA\ ID ROGERS, S * ' O N the lirst Tuesday in January next, will he wild in the town of Laurencevilj Gwinnett comity, lot No270, in thc7ih (listriel ol Gwinnett county, being tho estate of WT |) Rich udson dee’d. Oct 14 JOHN McLEA, Adra'r. OTICE—W ill be sold at the late rcsidene ol John I lei ring dee’d. in Morgan com hi Monday the 10th of November next, all ii»* personal property of said dec’d consisting f 9 likely negroes, horses, road waggon, hogs, aide, crop on Imnd, household and kitchen furniture, and other articles. Sale to continue from day to day till all are sold. Terms made known on the dav of sale by JAMES PHILLIPS, Adm’t. Sept 23 HOEEAN HERRING, Adm O I ICY’.—\S ill lie sold at the house of Mrs 4 1 Susannah Dun lord on flic 20th day of November next, all the longing to the estate »f Burke county dec’d. consisting of ore mare iud a number of plantation tools, and other iiticles Conditions made known on the day 1 SUt ADDISSON DUNFORD, Adm Sept. 30 tds* ; V D MINIS IBAT ORS BALE—Will i.i sold on the 5th day of December next, the late residence of Y-dwaid AYallliall dec Jasper county, all the negroes belonging e estate of said dec’d.—terms made know , the day of IN o- the personal property he • of \\ illiani Duiiford, late Sept. 9 TtRMAN U'ALTHAI.L, / C.F. WALTHAM., p 1.9 49 V T the late residence of Janies 1 hoitq deceased, in Groeno county, "ill be on Wednesday the 5th ol November next, part of the perishable property of said dec’ll, co listing of one yoke of oxen, horse*, slock other kind*, household and kitchen furniture sold for llie benefit of the I,firs and creditor of said (lecoaM'd. Terms made known on tltc dav of ^ale. <cpt23 \N M ROBERT HON. Adm a DMIMSTK ATORV SALE -Will be sold on the 2Gth (lav of November next at the late n sidence of .M.uiruui Beall, ilec'd in \\ ai ren county, all llie personal propeity said deceased, except the negroes, COiisiMui of horses, cows, hogs, sheep, corn, foddei household and kitchen fui nilure, —sold lor the benefit of the heirs ami creditor* of said deed. Toruis made know ii on tho day ol sale ELIJAH JONES. f sd — Tl JOHN Md’RAKY* S m XL(T T ORS’ SALE—AcrerabU* to the j last will and testament cl \\ m. Mc Doyv * i late o J.eper comity, dcr cl will lie sold s't coiirl-hoii'c in Mouticelii Jasper county, the 1st T uesday in Jam-at v next, v\ ithi’n the usual hours ol bale, the I* lowing tracts of land, viz. Oik: tract well in.proven, contain ing 202 1-2 acre* more or le s, on the waters Murder creek, adjoinin'., brow if and Smith me other tract containing 121 acres, iiwro lesy, widi about 30 acres cleared, adjoining M< L emore uml Fudge. The terms will be - fourth the purch ise mom y on the 1st dav March mxi, and the balnnc< in two pay*- iiicnts, the firsi on the 25th dav of DeeembeV, 1824, nnd tlm balance on the 25tli day ot lit- ember, 1825, with noli s and sei urity. DANIEL Me DOW ELL,) . ISAAC BAII EY, $ Kxr Mqnticello, J.-j er to Otr. 28 4 I'TORS’ S \LY; On Friday tlic7tb nibei next, will be «q!d at the ie residence cl Sannu-i Watt, dec’d. an c<- II**nl Hind waggon, of northern construction, itli entire gear, a horse or two, stock of neat attic, sheep, and |h-i Imps some hogs, besides probably a niinibei ofothet at tides nut nties- nary to Le jjurticuhu i?t*d. * JOHN S. FALL, F.xV. fpt. *3 M AIU \ \Y XT I . E:.r’>:. XI Cl rORS' SALE - -w ih be sol, . ii I ptirruanec of an order of court, at the kel house, in the town of Eniontoii. on the Tuesday in January next, llie real estate of John Turner, late of this county, deceased, (insisting of several hundred acres of gooii land, near Gariu r s ferry, near half, cleared ; iving comfortable dwelling bouses and con •nienfouf houses. Terms will be made known i the day. IYm Tl BNF.R, for nr If U C. II. Tt r-NEH, F.xrs. October *21. nk 3 \ i the subscribei . ty, will besohfc « r next, all the pete Bunn (lec’d, cotiMstiii orn :ukI fodder, 4ic. the day of sale. •SKf ‘ ib No i Y’ridiiv tin 7tl» Nov cm- ii.il i state < I Jeremiah of horse**, hog**, cattle, T erms tuadc known on Oct’aI 11F.NRV BUNN, F.xee’r. OTICE—All persons indebted to the e»- Lx tnte of Jaeoii Clements tlee’d. are ir piested to make immediate payment, and alt have demands against said e.-tale me. by notified to present the same properly attested wit bin the time prescribed bv law. Oct 14 REV ION CLEMENTS, Adn.V OT ICE All persons indebted to the es- i H taleof Dr. John H. Hovvaid.lalc of Mor ' in fomitv dec’d. are requested to call on mr Chattel Campbell, of the town of Madison, ml make speedy payment; and all those who uve claims against said estate will hand them act* to mr. Campbell for adjustment, hr being fully authorised by me to pass receipts and make settlements. Oei 11 NICHOL AS HOWARD, Adm’r. \ LL person* indebted to the estate of Sin- . gleloit Holt, late of Putnam county , tier’d, tire requested to make imnndiate payment, and those having demands against said estate, to present them duly authenticated, within tin* time pi escribed bv law. PEYTON HOLT; HULL AND BURY HOLT, I October 21. Ot 3 _ 4 LL persons haring eluims against three* \ tale of \\ i il in in Edmonson, dec'd. are re quested to present them iu terms of the law. ot 3d ABNER ZACHUY, Adu.’r t QusI.Exrs OTICE—All persons indebted to die Es 1 1 tale of Levi Vullcntiuc, late of Wilkinson county, dec’d. arc requested to come fot waref iml make pay ment. All those hav ing demands are desired to bring them in agreeable to law. Oct. 23 SILAS LESLIE, ExT. f 4 HE subhcriber having obtained In*tors ot I admiiiislration oil the estate of Riehnid Ogilbv, dec’d. requests all |>er^us haritiff claims against the estate of the said (Incensed, to bring them forward properly authenticated within the time limited by law, and those in debted are desired to make payment without delay. PHILIP J. ECHOLS October 21 o—m*S

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The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, November 04, 1823, Image 1