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In Henry Superior court, November Term, GEORGIA, Jones county, Court of Onl'i
' ■ nary, September term, 1824.
1834
Thomas P Thompson, Infor’r.
vs.
Levi Mullins
._ -. IIE petition of Stephen Ventriss ndmV
{•SCI. FA. JL of the estate of William Roulhac,
^ ' dec’d. she.veth that he has tumpieted the
Tf appearing from the return of the she- ' administration on said estate, and prays to
iff of Henry count*’, that the defendant is be dismissed from the same - His ordered,
N INE months after date, application will In Newton Superior Court, October Term,
he made to 'he I-ferior court of 1824.
Grume county, when sitting for ordinary The Governor on the informa "t
purposes, for leave to sell a tract of land 1 lion of James Holloway, y«CI FA
near Gri enesborou.h, Greene, county, ad- | vs. f '
joining Corry and Heard , a house and lot , John Kimbrough. J
in the town of Greens thorough, one half fT appearing to (he court by the return riff of Henry counG, ..... —— - .... „ .
of 1500 acres of land in Washington cotin- I of the sheriff that the defendant is not i not to be found in said county- It is there- that citat ion issue requiring a I p i .
tv. on the waters of Bnffzlo, adJSining to be found in the county of Newton—On fore, on motion, ordered, that the defen- terested in tlie.esta e o m- ( V, *
Achord and Blann, one half of lot No r, 87, motion of Cuthhert ti King, attorneys for dant he and appear at the next Superior to come forward, on or e or e 1 *
inthe 4'h distfWilkinson connty, drawn by the informant, it is ordered that service be court to lie holden in and for said county, day in March next, ant me n J
Thomas G. 'cr, sent deed, ami one half of , perfected in the above case by a puhlica and answer to the said scire lacias—and lions, if any they have, against
fraction No 17, on the Oconte river adjoin- tion of this rule once a month for three : that this rule he published once a month dismission being granted to he •- -
inc the above lot No *'.7, the real esta'e of months, in one of the public gazettes oftliis for three months in one of the ..public ga- pben V entrees, adm r. as a ores i , nt
-r ‘ -.-J r„-,i... I -r ..... b ' tetles of this atate, previously to the sitting that tins rule be published once a month
Thomas Greer, junr deed for the benefit of state.
the heirs and creditors of said deed.
OEOkOE HF..HU!, Adm’r.
Nov 8<j tn9m
ticorgiu, Emanuel County, November term,
1394.
O N the peliticn of Jesse Brown i; James
Marsh, adm’rs. on the estate- of Gi-
deon llayr, dec'd. nraying the court fur a
dismissior from 'lie administration—Order
ed, that after six months publication of
this order in one of lliu public gazettes of
this flate, that the said Ji sse Brown and
James Mamh, be dismissed from the fur
ther administration of said estate, unless
cause be shewn to the contrary, of which
all concerned are desired to tain notice.
A true extract from the Minutes, Nov.
J, 18ji JQJIN CUASON. c. c. o.
N v* m6m
MM. ui. afterdate application will
he made to the/ nnrahle Inferior court of
Greene county, when sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell 181 J 4 acres of
land, lyiag own Town cr-ek, adjoining
Gresham and others, belonging to the or
phans of John Malone, dec’ll.
WM. ROBERTSON, Guardian.
November 16 __ m9m
'M.nE nioilThs after date application will
be mu le to the hotl. the Inferior court of
Jasper county, when silting lor ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell the whole of the
real estate of William Carden, late of Jas
per county, deed.
JAMES n GOOLSBY, I , . ,
J lMES CARDEN. | Aclm
November 16
N INE months afterdate application will
be made to the honorable the Inferior
court of Morgan county, when sitting for
ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real
estate of Silas P. Davis, deed, for the ben
efit of the heirs and creditors of said deed.
8.1MTTEI. BOTTOMS'!, 1
h II, 1,1 i.M JO HAS OX, | A - m rs
Nov 23 m9m
Nixh mun’hs after /late application will
be made t. the hon. Court of Ordinary of
Morgan cnuiny, when sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell the real estpte
of Conrad Watts, late of said county de-
ceasM. I.,. the benefit of the heirs and cre
ditors of said dec’ll.
STEPHEN II GII.MOUE,
WILLIAM BEDS,
st o’ember 28 m9m
The above is a true extract from ttsc
minutes,.this 3d day of Nov. 1824.
JOHN II. TRIMBLE, Clk. j
November 23 m3iu
In Washiugluu Superior Court.
John Long, T
vs. > Bill for Bivorce. \
Nancy Long, j
IT appearing to the court by the return i
ef. the sheriff, that the deiendant is not to J
he found in aaid county—Ordered that the
deiendant do appear and answer to said bill
on pr before the first day of the next term
of this court, and it is fin' 1 .hi r ordered, that
this rule he published in one of the public
gf.r.cUes of this state once a month for four
months.
A true copy from the minutes of said
court, November 24, 1824.
GARRO TTE BROWN, Clk.
nrivowihef 30 snJm
Georgia, Gwinnett county, Court of Ordin
ary, November Term, 1824.
U PON the petition of Dilmus Lyle,
shewing to this court, that George
Reid, sen’r. late of said county, dic’d, in
his life time entered into a bond obligatory
conditioned to make titles to George Krill,
jr. to a certain tract of land in said bond
described, (a copy of which said bond is
of said court. * 1 I f" r *•* months in some public gazette of
A true copy from the minutes, Nov. 17 . this state.
jg>4_ AVM. HARDIN, Clk. ! A true extract from the minutes—Given
nuvember 30
In Henry Superior court, November Term,
1824.
The Governor on the informa-"j
tion of William .VlcCorkle,
•SCI. FA.
nnder my hand this 6th day of Sept. It 24.
TUOS. U. SLADE, n c c. o.
Sept 21 m6in
Georgia, Madison count), Superior court,
March term, IH24
P'esent His Honor John M. Dooly, Judge.
U PON the petition of Peter Smith,
shewing that Henry Tankerslcy, on
the 29th day of January, in the year of our
Henry II. Johnson, J
IT appenring to the court from the return
of the sheriff' of HenrS county, that the de- .
fendant is not to be found in said county— Lord 1820, by his deed of that date, mort-
lt is on motion or lered, that tlur defendant I gaged unto the su'd 1 eter S > ith, the one
be and appear at the next Superior court | hall of a lot of land, containing the one-
to he holden in and for said coun y, and , fourth of an acre, in the town ol Damels-
answerto said scire facias; and that this | T *He, in said county, known and dislm-.
rule he published once a mouth for three I guished in the pian oi said town by the
months in one of the public gazettes of this No. L to secure the payment of a promi-
state, previously to the sitting of slid court
A true copy from (lie minutes Nov T7,
1834 . WM. HARDIN, Clk.
november 30 m3m
'a Henry Superior court, November Term,
1824.
The Governor, on the informa- "1
tion of John Keener, n »
•‘vs. ?SLJ. fA.
John Hinson, drawer, J
IT appearing to the court by the return
hereunto annexed,) which said bond hath of the sheriff in (lie above case, that the
been assigned to the said Dilmus Lyle by
the said George Reid, jr and praying that
James Loilghridge and David Lyle, admin
istrators of the estate of the said George
Riid, ten’r may be directed to make ti
tles to the said Dilmus, according to the
defendant is not to he found in this county,
It i9 therefore ordered, that the defendant
appear at the next Superior courf of said
county to answer Said scire facias—and it
13 further ordered that a copy of this rule
he published once a month tor three months
condition of snid bond and the assignment 1 in one of the public gazettes of this state,
thereof—On motion, it is ordered, that no- i previously to lhe J sitting of said court,
tiee of the said application he given ill i A true copy from the minutes, Nov. 17,
terms of the latr in such case m ule snd j 1824. WM. HARDIN, Clk.
provided, and that the said administrators i novemher30 m3in
will he directed to matte titles to the said jT
tract of land ngreetthly to the condition of [ l " He “ ry hupennr November Term,
Tlie Governor, on the informa-T
said bond and of the assignment thereof,
unless sulScient obje ction he made thereto
at the court of Ordinary at the next March
term thereof.
copt or nils norm.
Georgia J. County- Know all men by
Adin’i
N INE i ninths aftsr date application will
he made to the honorable the court
of Ordinary ofBihb county, for leave to sell
one square of land in said county, it being
pmtofthe real estate of Win. Nunn,deed
Bold forllie I'enefitofilie heirs and credi
tors ol said deed.
jtinc 29 JOHN STALLINGS, Adm’r.
■jtriNE months alter date application
_Lv nil 1 hu uindn to the honorable (tie
court of Ordinary of Jones county for leave
to sell the land belonging to the estate of
Ambrose E KvaMs deed,
jun* ... JOHN EDWARDS, Adm’r.
NINE months alter date application will
be .na I,; to the court of Ordinary of Wash
ington county, lir leave to aril the real es
tate ol Robert Barnett, dec’ll.
SARAH BARNETT, Acting Adm’x.
may 4 m9m
Georgia, Greene county, court nt Ordinary,
September Term, 1824.
Present, Thomas Stocks, Sterling Grimes
and.Johu liethune.
ON 'he petition'of Daniel Coleman, ad
ministrator of London Palmer, ilec’d pray
ing *o he dismissed-frum the estate of his
inte« ate—It is ordered, that after three
months publication hereof in the Georg a
Journal, the said Daniel Coleman will he
dismissed from said estate, unless cause be
shewn to the contrary, of which all con-
cerned are hereby notified.
Extract from the m nutes.
F.BENEZER TORRENCE, Clk.
December 7 m3m
NINE months alter date, application
will he made to the hon. the Inferior court
of Decatur county, when sitting for ordi
narv purposes, for leave to sell all the real
estate belonging to the heirs of Jomes Joue
dec’ll Sold tor the benefit of said heirs.
JOHN JONES, Guard’ll.
June 22 mflm*
IXTINE months after dale, application w
’V lie made to tlio lion, court of Ordinary
Jones county, for leave to sell the real estate
of Itoheil Baldwin, dec'll for the hrmeflt of ill,
heirs and creditors of said ilert d
juno 1 JANE BALDWIN, F.x'x.
tion of Magers Henderson,
vs. i “ w “ *
John Moore, orphan, J
IT appearing from the return of (he she
riff of Henry county, that ijjp defendant is
3 • i no oi uenry county, taut toe deiendant is
these presents, that 1 George Reid, senior, n „, tc bc foi f n ,j in fn „ n T_| t je there .
hath tin* day hound myself unto George r „„ -
day hound myself unto George
Reid, junior, nf Jackson county, in the p3-
nalsmn of £!OGD, for the faithful perform
ance I bird myself and heirs and executors,
hut to he void on condition that the said
George Reid, senior, d^fh in twelvemontha
from this date make a good deed or title to
George Reid, junior, for a certain tractor
parcel of land containing 300 acres, more
or less, agreeable io the lines anil corners
of a deed of conveyance I made to him the
said George Reid, junior, and Henry Reid,
on the 3d day of January, in the year 1807,
then the above obligation to be void other
wise to remain in full force and virtue in
law. Witness my hand and seal this 6th
day of Sept. 1813.
Signed GF.O. REID, [Seal.]
Samuil Ron,
Awnb Aim. f
(Coi-V OF TUI AssraN.MF.VT.)
. ' .rip
Reid
Georgia, Gwinnett county 1 GeorjJ&
eid, junior, do htreoy assign the within
fore, iip*u motion, ordered that the defen
dant btrhnd appear at the next Superior
court to be holden in and fornnid county,
and answer to the said scire "facias j and
that this rule be published once a month
fur three months iu one of the public ga
zettes of this stale previously to the silting
of said court.
A truefcopy from the minutes, Nov. 17,
1824 f WM. HAP,DIN, Clk.
november 30 m3«
In uenry Superior court, NovSinber-Term,
18*4.
The Governor, on the infnrma- "J
tion of John P. Blackman, t-.
vs. J-SCI. FA.
Wjlllam Warner, J ’
IT appearing to the court, from the she
riff of Henry county, that the defendant is
not_t* be found iu said county—It is there
fore, upon'motion, ordered, that the delcn-
dan\ he and appear at the next Superior
bond over to Dilmus Lyle, of Jackson | to he holden in and for said county,
county, agreeable to the tenure ol the same, ’ ,L 1 r ~~" ‘~ J
for value received, this 7th day of July,
1823. GEORGE REID, Junior.
A taue extract from the minutes.
WM. MALTBIE, c. c.o.
Nov 16
Isaac Harvey, *1 BilMor disco
I vc ry. rcliefand
i - injunction- •"
James Dickson, Donald
M’Leod, Win. Dickson, } Jones Superior
Jeremiah W Ray, Au- court,
gustin Slaughter, and ] Rule to per-
Charles I.ubuzan, J feet service.
IT appearing to the court that James
Dickson, William Dickson and Jiremiuh
W. Ray, three of the defendants in the
above hill, do not reside in this state—
uli reupon, on motion of complainant's
solicitors, Jones, Lowther & Iverson, ills
ordered chat they be and appear at the
next term of this court to nnswer to snid
bill, and that a copy of this rule he publish
ed in one of the public gazettes of (his
state once a month for four months pre
vious to said term < f saiil court, and that a
copy of said hill he served on Samuel
Rockwell, attormy fob James Dickson &
Co. at lm«t thirty days before the next
term of this court
A true copy tr im the minutes this 9th
Nov. 1824. EDWIN BO\VlN, c. s. c.
Nov 1C m4m
PROPOSALS
Fur publishing by subscription,
\ SHV IMP COMPLETE
GUOaRAPHY ACTD MAP
STATE OF GEORGIA.
\\J HEN ive consider the rapid advances,
IV which within the hist twenty veara
hale liccu made in cveiy dc|iartuicutof lileru
tore ; we are surprised ilmt the geographies
knowledge of our own state, should so Ion:,
have remained in us infancy. Hitherto the
geography of Georgia has been entirely given
Tv foreigners, and New Englanders : liy i«ei
who from ought that appears in their owi
woik-, have net er seen a foot of our territory
whose knowledge of die situation, climate
hie uf llie southern stateshave been extremely
limited and incorrect,and who appears to ha
umitied no opportunity of venting llieir preju
dices against them. To remedy these deficien
cies na it respects our own state, by the publi
cation of such a woik as may he relied on,
The undersigned now solicits the patronage of
the public.
It is designed to make an actual survey of
all public roads, nod of all water courses to die
head ut‘ N.nig.Uinn—To give a full description
of the face of dm country, anil of enriosuies
laid) animal and urlifirial, and to designate,
(owns, court-houses, terries,bridges,inns, lurk
and eross ro uis,k:o. &;r.
No pains or expenses will he spared tu make
it useful ; anil as it is bolli a laborious mid ex
pensive undertaking, liberal encouragement
will be expected.
Before it goes to the press,the work will lie
submitted to die cxnminnliuii of gentlemen of
respectable qu alike.pmas. A list of those who
patronize it will he added, and dieir residence
.designated iu count) maps, it situated where
thev can be conveniently called on.
CONDITIONS.
1. The work w ill be commenced as soon as
fifteen hundred subscriber* are obtained—It
will consist of an Octavo luluuie of between
three and five tiuudred pages, and an Adas
containing a map of the stale, and one ol each
comity.
2. The price to subseriliers lor the Geogra
phy amt Adas neatly hound in rail'skin eight
dollars Subscription papers will lie furnished
to those i#lio will lie active in circulating diem,
amt they who procure liventy sign.limes and
be. j responsible fin the same, shall ban
one copy grans
In die above enterprise die aid of every
public spirited citizen i roquesli .1
BENJA vtl.N JOL i.D ,N.
Putnam county, IScv. 23 morn
and answer the said scire facias ; and that
this rule he published once a month for
three months in one of the ptihlic gazettes
of this state, previously to the silling of
said court
A true copy from the minutes, Nov. 17,
1824. WM. HARDIN, Clk.
aovemher 30 m3m
Iu Henry Superior court, November Term,
. : 1824.
Thomas P. Thompson, Infor’r.
vs.- C SCI. FA.
Valentir a Crevear. j
IT appearing from the return of the she-
riffof Henry county, that the defendant is
not to be found in said county—It is there
fore, upon motion, ordered, that the defen
dant he and appear at the nrxt Superior
court to he holuen in and for said county,
anil answer to the said scire facias, and that
this rule he published n:e a month for
three moiths in one of the public gazcl.es
of this state, previously to the sitting of
said court.
A truecopy from the minutes, Nov. '7,
1824. WM. HARDIN, Clk
november 30 mom
sory note given by the said Henry to the
said Peter for giUO, payable on or before
the 3d day of January, 1822 ; and that the
said Henry by his other deed of the same
date, mortgaged to the said Peter six utlw
er lots of land in the said town of Daniels,
ville, known in the plan of said town by
the Nos 2, 17, *8, 19,31, and 32, to secure
the payment of one other promisory note
given by the 6aiil Henry to the said Peter,
lor ^500, due on or before the 4th day of
January, 1823, and that the said Henry by
Ins other deed of the same date, mortgaged
to the said Peter, the one half of afot or
tract of land, containing lour acres and
three-quarters, adjoining the said town df
Danielsville, in said county, conveyed by
James Long to the said lVer Smith and
Burrel Orr, together with the one-half of
cotton gin erected thereon, the one hall of a
packing screw, and one-half of all otlier
thiugs appertaining thereto, to secure |thu
payment of one other promisoiy note giv-
en by the said Henry to the said l’cter, for
$500„dur on or before the 5th day of Jan
uary, 1824—and that the several sums of
money in said several promisory notes is
now due and owing with the nlerest accrued
thereon.
Ou motion of counsel for the said Peter
Smith, it is ordered that the said Henry
Tankerslcy pay unto this court, within
twelve months the principle, interest, and
costs due on 'he said several mortgages,
or in default thereof the equity of redemp
tion to the said mortgaged premises will
from thenceforth be forever foreclosed and
barred: and it is further ordered that a
i/onyof this rule bc published m one of the
publii Gnzetts of the State once a month
for twelve months, or be personally served
on the said Henry Tankersley at least six
months previous to the time appointed lor
tlie payment of the money into court.
A true extract from the minutes, 18th
March 1824. JAMES LONG, Clk.
J_uly27 in 12 m
Georgia, Putnam county, Superior court,
September term, 1824-
UPON tint, petition of Charles P. Gordon,
administrator of Chapman Gordon, dec’d.
shewing that the said Cftapman Gordon, m
his life time, was possessed of a deed df
mortgage anil bond, made and executed by
Naihauiel Gordon in his life time to *!fc
said Chapman, which have been lost, to se
cure the payment of $U40, copies whereof
are filed in the Clerk’s office of this Court,
and praying said copies may be established
in lieu of said originals—It is, on motion
of said Charles I'. Gordon, ordered that
the said copies be established in lieu of said
originals at the next term of this Court,
unless cauao be shewn to the oontrary;
and that the syid Charles P. Gordon have
leavejn the mean time to take testimony
in the ordinary way to prove the existence
of said mortgage and bond and the umoun*
due &c. And it is further ordered that
publication of the above rule be made iu
some public gasutle of this state once u
month for six months.
A true copy from the minutes this 27th
September, 1824.
THOMAS IIARHEMAN.dk.
sept 28 mOm
Walton Superior Court, April term, 1824-
The Inferior Court of
K.inchen I’. Tyson a Bill for discovory,
vs. J-relief and injunction,
Daniel Rosser, J in Jones Superiorcourt
Rule to perfect service.
IT appearing to the court that the de
fendant Daniel llosser resides out of this
slate—whereupon, en motion of Lowther
and Iverson, solicitors for complainant, il
is ordered that the saiil Daniel Rosser be
and appear at the next term of this court,
to answer ’o snid hill ; that e copy of this
rule he published in one of the public ga
zettes of this slate once a month for four
months previous to said court, and that a
copy of said biil he served on Henry G.
Lamar, attorney for the said Daniel Ros
ser in the cases which nreenjoined by said
hill, at least thirly days before the next
term of this conrt.
A true i opy from the Minutes this 9th
Nov 1824. EDWIN BO WIN, c. s. c.
Nov. 16 m4m
Georgia, Fayette county, Superior Court,
October Term, 1824.
Solomon Whatley, )
. vs. pJlill for Birorce.
Polly Whatley, }
THE Sheriff having returned that the
defendant is not to he lound in this county,
on motion of Jesse J. Robinson, attorney
lor the said Solomon Whatley, it is order
ed by the court, that the defendant appear
personally or by attorney, at the Superior
court to be held in and for said conn' y, on
Thursday after the third '•onilay in April
next, then and there to make her defence,
if any she has, otherwise the court will
proceed as to justice slml! appertain—And
In Henry Superior court, November Term,
1824.
The Governor, on the informa ]
tion ol Hugh W. Ector, ( g £ (
Frederick Duffee, J
IT appearing from the return of the she
riff of Henry county, that the defendant is
not to he found in said county—It is there
fore, upon motion, ordered, that the defen
dant be and appear at the next Superior
court to l>e holden in and tor said cour.ty,
and answer to the said scire facias ; and
that this rule he published once a month
for three months in one of the public ga
zettes of this state, previously to the sitting
of said court.
A true copy from the minutes, Nov. 17,
1824. WM. IIAKDIN, Clk.
november 30 nt3m
Newton SupcriorCourt, October Term,
1824
The Governor, on the infor- T
maKon of Robert Burns, ( ^
Royal Clay, J
I T appearing to the court, by (lie return
of the Sheriff, that the defendant is not
to be found in the county of Newton—It is,
on motion of Cuthhert k King, attorneys
for the informant, ordered that service be
perfected in said i asu by publication of this
tule once a month for three months iu one
of the public gazettes of this state
The above is a true extract from the
miuules, this 3d Nov. 1824
JOHN H. TRIMBLE,Clk.
nov 23 m3m
Walton county,
RULE NISI.
Nine months after date, application will
be mace to the honorable the Inferior court
of Greene county, when sitting for ordina
ry purposes, for leave to sell the tract of
land in said county, whereon Robert Mar-
that a copy ol this rule be published in one I tin, dec’d. formerly resided—anil also a
of the public gazpttes of this state once a
month for three months previous thereto
A true copy from the minutes Oct. 26,
824. JAMES ALFORtl.Clk.
november 1G m'Jm
Ifo" INF. months nltir date, application
i. w will he made to the honorable Infe
rior court of Greene county, when sitting
tor ordinary purposes, for leave to sell 105
a res of lund, more or less, situate, l)ing
and being in said county, on the waters of
South Ogechee, adjoining John and Joseph
Ri’ey and others, being the rial estate of
John I). Kerr, dec’d.
ABRAHAM PERKINS, Adm’r.
june tat m9m
Peter F. Ogilby. J
To foreclose Peter F. Ogilby of his re
demption to a certain half acre lot of land
in the village of Monroe, known and dis
tinguished in the plan of said village by lot
No. 11, mortgaged to the Interior court of
Walton county, by morlgage deed dated
the 31st day of July, 1821, the hetttr to
secure the payment of three promissory
notes bearing date the 3lst day of July,
1821, one for $44, payable the 25th day of
December, 1821, another (or $44, payable
the 25th day ot December, 1822, and ano
ther for $45, payable the 25th day of De
cember, 18CJ, making the whole amount
$133, all signed by Peter F Ogilby.
It appearing to the court that the afore
said notes are yet due and unpaid, and that
a mortgage deed was executed to secure
the payment of tiie same, On motion of
JohnJ. Groves, attorney for said Inferior
court, it is ordered that the said Peter F,
Ogilby do pay into court said principal
aud interest, on or before the first day of
next April term, or his equity of redemp
tion in nnd to said mortgaged premises, be
forever thereafter foreclosed, and a copy
of tins rule be served on the defendant six
months before the sitting of said court, or
published in one of the gazettes of (his
state once a mouth for twelve months be
fore the next April term thereof.
A true extract from the minutes this 13th
April, 1824. V. HARALSON, Clk.
ApiriJ_'27 ml2ui
GEORGIA, Greene county, Court of Or
dinary, July Term, 1824.
Present, Thomas Stocks, William Cone,
Nicholas Lewis.
O N the petition of John Kimbrough,
administrator of the estate of J/ sse
Kimbrough, dec’d. praying to be dismissed
from the administration of the estate of his
intestate.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and credi
tors of said dec’d. to be and appear at my
office within the time prescribed by law, to
lot of land in the county of Monroe ; the j shew cause, if any th»y can, why said let
same being the real estate of said Robert
Martin, dec’d.
LUCRETIA M ARTIN, Adm’x,
THUS. F. FOSTER, Adm’r.
august 3 m9m
N INE months after date, application
will be made to the court of Ordina-
tert should not be granted —Given under
my hand this 24th day of July, 1824-
F.BENEZER TORRENCE, c. c. o.
August 3 m6m
Nisk mouths aftei date, application will
be made to the honorable court of ordioa-
ry of Early cour.ty, for leave to sell 50 acres
ry of Teltair county, for leave to sell lo’ of land, more or less, lying in Washington
No 326, in the 9lh dist of formerly Wtl
kinson now Telfair county, being part ot
the real estate Isaac Jernigan,deed told for
the benefit of the hciis and creditor* of
said dec’d.
FREDERICK. WILLIAMS, Adm’r.
June 29
county, adjoining Needham Smith and
others ; also lots No 394 and 367, in the
28th district of Early county, belonging
to the estate of l.adden Smith, dec’d.
JERF.MUH FOWLER, Adm’r.
X.IXCr SMITH, Adoi’x
November 9 m9m