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Newspaper Page Textjournal. S^fl-BVXLiav TUF.S LI AY. JUNE 547, lb2 r,. Error corrected—An unfortunate error occ.urre.hn the publication of tho Present ments ot tin* Grant’ Jury of Jefferson coun ty. and a document which accompanied them. L hat document, we regret to find, has been published by us ns, the charge of Judgi' Schley, while it was a communica tion by an unknown individual to the Grand Jury While we deeply regret such an oc currence, we have great* pleasure in taking the veiy earliest opportunity to correct it Mr Randolph’s speech occupies so much of our paper to day that several articles Orcji^fd for publication are necessarily omitted. They shall bo attended to here- alter. Copy of a letter from Mr I'niton to Gor Troup -doted Rossvillk, (Teiui ) June 12, ld2G. •Jits Ezrellcncy G. M Troup, Dkaii Si a—Since my arrival in the Che- .fokee' ountry, I have, acconif anied by .Mr. Lumpkin, examined two passes in 'he divi ding ridijii between the waters of Tenues- Me mid th oso of Georgia. One of these p 199PS is situated between the sources 0IM10 Cliattugetta and Chiccamaugn Creeks; the first of these creeks empties lot itlie Ostona- lah , aud ihe other i to the T- nin ssee river, near tin* Missionary Establishment at Btai- nerd. 'The second pass is situated between one of tlu' branches of the llighwassie, an . the other is* the mam stream of ’he Cormy- , botli of these are apparently very favorable, but until I have taken the levels J cannot deck Je wbicli of them will he en titled to a prA Terence ; if they are nearly equal in expens *, 1 shall give the prefer ence to the one by the Cfiiccamaugn, as it Will einbruco a p eat deal more of tile ties- s^ending traffic of ll»« Tennessee country tin soon as I have e* ecuted the levels I shall embrace .he earliest opportunity of inform ing .you of tho result. On our way through the Cherokoecountry f -Mr Lumpkin tho’t it tidvmenblu to call en .Mr. Hicks, the prin cipal Chef, to explain to bitn the object in fwiv ; he seemed not l'»uch inclined to s&ucdon the survey, but n icntioncd that he Would in a day or two have an opportunity of consulting with the Coon ,; >l »n the sub ject; since winch he adur. **ed a letter. ‘Chrmjgli Cul. Minitgorqery, «the Agent, t<* Mr. Lumpkin and myself, su.’irog that the Council had refuse*! permission Vo make the survey ; jiotwiU»Bt«fi)dmg this h 'final noti- ficatiun I am determined to pr<»» veute the survey until they stop nin bv for. *’» which 1 have no idea they will dare to dt *- I have made all the flnnuiry i a. ,1J ld res peeling the line betwee.i Georgia iUitd Ala buiua, and feel satisfied Nicknjack .w»dl : »i found considerably to ihe We?m r > vv im it is represented t<» be iri many of the h but not so far West ns shewn in St u. M.ip; tho situation of Nickujnck I u.i. b' r stand is well defined It Las been menu. •«> •cd bv some people that it will probably IV,( better frr tho CommissioiiM s to comment < running the random lino fromNickajaek to wards LVhne creek, ashy tins jf»**v *' ill ue a- hie to run a greni part of itthrou iris compar.i tivoly level ground, whereas, if tbev com meuefltheir random liuuat (Jchee creek and run it on straight towards theTemtusece nvor that they will got into some very jnmsntain- ous country. .Should you have oc-cttsiion to write l i mo please add less to me L.tw.xmcu- ’Ville,Gwinnett c ounty. I have the honor to remain, your Excel lency's most obedient 8«rv an . HAMILTON FI LTO.V, Chief Civil Engineer, Mr. Rnrritt has not yet arrived. THE l'KKMV. Fursttu, Monkoe County ? 1 Hth June, <8 i». £ Agreeably to previous notice ,t J:wand r spertable number of the citiz ns of Monroe County, convened at the couri house in For fylli, on the I7rli in-r for the (impose of giving au expression of public opinion upon ilic rights |i| (i. oigia a* connected wiih the late Treaty, negotiated and concludccl at ihe City of Wash ington on the? 26ih April last, between ilie ge- n< ial gov'-rnment and certain /to tile Indians of the Creek Vnhe; when Ge leral Elias Jinall. " is requested to take the chair, and .D jc.tor John 53. I>, Law, appoinltii Sec retary I ne mooting heiu* organi.: d,the chair verx hi icHv st ued la the nsemhly the. ohj -cis id I i n »eti g—when Minefield Tot ranee, Esq otrered ilie 'ollowtdg preamble ami resolution, pref iced by some v ry peitinent remarks — .foil i \. failhbert, K. sq I .allowed with a la bored speech of r.vo hours length in opposition totha whole pi eee.dnig, in whit It lie denou cod the ptocednr* is treason ihln and traitei Ot>, ten img diredl) lo rebellion against ill* cons'it.itlo-i .1 acts .f the general governm oil, a ,i r.Kcitia-* insurrection mol civil war Thi*. al by Mr. Cutltbert io th* f< » iniys and fin ; r. iot the person* composing flip meeting wti ifitw'-'i'o l Iry Messrs Torrance anti How acd, in which the doctrines and arguments of the f> mer were indignantly repelled TIip Bh i 'siian was then p*.t on the adoption td ihr ^irvtainlo and icsolatious and was carried without a dissenting voice ( Mr. Cuihbert lu.v lujr withdrawn before tho quesliou was pm,) as follows, vix The Constitution having guaranteed to uh thei right to peaceably assemble and petition tor a redress ol grievances, or to remonstr «u» ag Iilist Use acih of those who govern us, wo w ", fingly avail ourselves ol Ui.it tight, and v\ hilsi we ever yield p* rfor l siilir.nssion t • the /♦ ultimate cKercise ol power by those whom lie I people have called into the public service weioannot regard it as a duty less important io th i peace, prosperity, liberty and glory ol ih< A ncricaii K.qmbhc to condemn infrac tions el tlnl Consfiltition, and lo exposH to public re- nnsbolioiijgr departurrsirout uuopen, wise, Ami hoporahle adm»ui>traiio.i A hahuualrc- .T. renoe of, and practical obedience io Hit- •jumb aental rules ol ihe goven.me. t, we es te-si. among the most sacred ot t* nipoi..l <lu- lira Bm whenever u is seen tlmi any mail ,atu tin President ol the U.med bialcs down ^<h« humblest h.iihffof a corporation court, cm trail-.g*c*s with inipiiniiy, lKiund3 which «. *i»fc people have presci ibed l«» political power, ' ' hr nJ,r Of iJnlLimmuu a.ld Lihertv, hut the r ml word ot deigning jl mocriles; .Hult^ry . . tulitulier assumed by a l re- -ligldc^ agency in unking the Treaty? l!a«l ‘‘he time aim place id formation, an representative coiiimisM »ii or other means le which she could have the In mi oontrou! i o thi pearling negotiation ? I lies© things are not pretended. Was the individual who at that lime tilled the ofli-e of Govern'ir, and on whose head th** phi Is of party vviath have been most copiously discharged, person illy ii iknown al \\ asliiugton ? Or, if known, was 'here nnv thing in his chancier which wool sohjert him to the slightest suspicion of hav • ng participated in the imputed bauds of th.n trnnsucQoof Nothing. Me repurit) noib- Bni whvhasthe Washington cabinet made siicli extra*.idiimrv efforts to annul the* treaty ol the li'.iinii Springs? To accomplish two d jects—1st. To confer on ( rowell nil old and active (i ienrl, large pecuniary benefit*.; n d secondly, to annihilate ihe power and influ enre ol Governor Troup mill the old Republi cans of the stale, with whom Adams never was, or ever wilt he, in favor. *’or these purposes-—The murder of M'ln tosh, tin* long tried and firm friend of Georgia, ihe meg'enlightened anil faithful patriot of his nation, was jnviified, ami that too u tier the if»!se. the. detestubhj lalse ptetexi of Ins lia ving broken a law prohibiting the sale of In <i nr *anr»s Foi these purposes—\Speeinl Commission er, n >t a ma*i of est I'lli-lied chararMer and eretht, but «n I me a re f .reigner, whose l-iat l-'stitutiou of n 'ra| pri iciples,singularly rjual- i ied him for the rent objects of Ins mission, was dispatcher! with the professions o ' peace ni tker in his mouth (ami in all proha- •idly with pi ivate iiMlriietious in his pockei) 'o settle an important &. delicate controversy For these purposes—The United States Commissioners, Campbell mil .Merriwether •ave themselves been denounced, and (so i.o s t Hr -irfeot of the U iterl States can r ff v • ',) disgraced. F«a ihese ptir[>oses—'fins same President 'MsaOecerl t«i cisc red it all ihe testimony anil ’•very n prest otaiion f!mi has berm made upon i i so'iject bv the Legislature and Governoi I Ge ii’g a adopting ns unequivocally true, every iiing Andieyvs, Gaines, (’rowell, Hambly, •Lnshall, and other vagrants of the Creek ’anon, may have ill right proper to report. For these purposes—ilie iep.ate«l and re- '.lecthd applicatioii.s of tin? Legislature ol ieorgi i io have Crowell removed from the Creek Agency, have b en treated with uni- rm .•null'nipt I or these purposes—a new Treaty has bet-n v niiped tip it no enormous expense of public n mey, and at a still greater loss ol publu '* 'f.ielcr For tlnse purposes—Regirrlless of all her re nonstranccs, tlie vested rights of a sover eign state, have been cancelled, a.id her Coii- 4 essjonal Representatives insulted. I'or these purposes—the army of the United '.ales has been put in requisition—a regiment •ft" dly marched within the territoricsof G gia nn 1 her peaceful ri'izeos threatened ' violence, || ,my should dare attempt the i cii'ion ol a law fancied by the legislative thority of the state. On the strange ami obsequious conduct of the War Minister, we decline comment. I Hi* Barbour can acquit himself before hi God, his country and the honorable men, win i" known m days past lo he hi* friends, «• vi*di him all the cnjavmeiit of a ‘ safe deliver llni we regard ihe crisis which bus hrouglu us together as i mnmcuious one ; we belie that the excellent form ol government, for ylnch vve art* indebted io the courage, \\ > i n and virtue of our ancestors, to have he i dated in its most essential principles. And ' vat the presen administration of the Fed <»ov i ament lias lietrnyrd, in her intercourf* 1 wit i Georgia, an eagerness to grasp power, at which the spirit ol freenieu must revolt with hoiienre and indignation. He it therefore resolved, That we feel our l.es under Hie highest obligations of duty u ustain the (kins itution against all encroach t a uts, and that vve view the doctrine of pas ive obedience, aided by silent and covert i.'proaciies of intrigue and cormptron, r ' f‘>hl noire formidable than open hostility. Hesolred, That the President of the United •oates in keeping an armed force upon W. stn n border I ist summer for the avowed ii pose of preventing the citizens of Georgia l from arveyii.g our own territory committed n wanton outrage upon a Soverigti Stole. Hesulred. '1 hat the conduct of the President vf the United States, in suspending the ex i on of the treaty of the Indian Springs at fering the same to Congress upon th" ex-pai It i\ timnny taken by Gaines and Andrews, h g hly prejudicial to the rights and interests ol Get fg ,J i, and (as vve believe) wholly onprecc le-it *‘i in the annals of this country. It, dred t Hi tit we believe the treaty Lately m ulo with the Crock Nation of Indians A is!u Uiry is, so far as regards the rights . t‘ Georgi i, contrary to the Constitution of the \ Suited States ami of the treaty of cos non of 1202—conserjueutly we it re not hound by tlie wit*. Resolrt A i hat full reliance is and ought he placed hi the Treu'y made at the ImJi •spring*, aw 'J that the title to the territory oh- t lined by sa 'I licaiy within the liniils of this 'jlaifl is co asidered as an absolute vested interest and i but Georgia lias t he ri j lit to ea i e'r up hi the s. ‘•’MO a I It i the first of next Sep t uiber. Hesoh'td, Tin’t «’e will support the Exer- isliv f e in carrying into effect the law of this S» u*e, disposi ig oi’ said Territory. Revolved, That .*l»w thanks of this meeting bo respectfully lem ?rml toour Senators and Krj, i •V*eutalives in «( -oogress anil especially iliy.1 "■ distinguished s xtesmen John M. B#*r eii.xid John Forsyth , who were, always pi ;nr«xl for trial oil all i tiesiions connected vvi die lyb uaeter or inter, 't ol Georgia Rtxuli \d } Th it die p> oceedings of this me* t- ,ng be si gned by the ( a viiruian and counter- signed Jjy i.hu Secret.irv und published in i Gsorui.i J• iurii.il and Gto "rgi « Messenger. I'Ll \ ‘i BEALL, t li’n J. S.B Law, St y. . laulciMi auihoriiy, wti^iu#- . f \(lent «.r tiny other ulfit-er, lje4 l , ® al ‘* " ol ,h „ ninritof untrioiismoi '" luou " "“I S, ,,,‘d timidity,,vli.clt noitlier knows nor tl.tr tiiJliu.Itctitu tilt, titiiur.il or social rights ul knurcciatinK the truth amlju-lire of these 11 ... c-tu r view the late controver- itnuents, w» lhh* seniiineuts sy Isetvvoen G-orgia a- . nic ot. with no oilier lunlm^th i t the ral Govern- i those ol dis- I*a rHB ji,|. the onptoluium untj disgract- s ... U.VII criuit'S. 1 he j i /. consequence , that odiuu of iu own crimes. i» , and artfully devised unto all the news of die country* l he Ada.ii 3 ,r trJ .grU j; •] jjL.M hU |b »* A . - i 11 Mdodge THE l.(E\ IV. At a .af ,T t <Tjid resper tahl. * , meeting of the citizen* of J ’tiliatcrm cotia « convened at Crawf irtlville. June lUtli, lot die purpos • of cxprensiug art opinion relative to ihe new neat} jntf the I v« timiuppy dsffi'rences he- tween G ■() gi.i n id IheGenori I Governnient iii.ctor A B LlN Ton wasealM I (o the Chair, and Henry Perx ins apnoiutet 1 Secretary. Xierafi.t* uni outual intercibangeof opin ions, a CoiiMiiti >' - consisting of Capt. A. Hunter, Col Ahna.■>'« Janes, Jroli-ji G Hob- ert«, Esq. Ilermop Aerccr, Esq, and Doctor L B Mercer, was -a, 'pointed tori nft rrsnlu no s expiessive rd ibu per se of the meeti. g, woo leponed the toltow *ing, which W 'Jre uuaa iuiousbj adopte !. iltsuh'sd, l'h ii 'Vi' obs erve wi ll re, *ref, die fears ol tlmse, who speal*; wall surli a t *f»ar«-m giavity about (lie disr.oli tlion ot the Union l s perpetuity should aeld 'tun be qiicst.'Gncd. . very one at all eonvfivai U with hmo.t a na lure' k #i>ws lh.it an object, ni-wal or phy.M.Cal, as oumliiig at first sight, h •* onies infinitely less so by the frequent iuspeci’io n ol it 1 he itAen therefore that the di*s Iuiu hi rd* the UniO u is at baud, if eonstantly hel l up to the puNi* view, is calculated, moor t pinions lo hasten the cri*is it is niton led to ivert Although die Government may he misni. tnagerl Tora (ini vet we believe there i» a « sorrectur in ih" heart of the American Ft ople. To di*-ii inagiiauiniity vve appeal to ► ustain U9 in <uii rights* Those who are too pi oud to make tins appeal—who call rashness val or, deserve not llienaaicol Patriots, hot are l.rling under the iuliueuce of the w ildest politi jal biualicism Resolved, That vve oeliev f we have been foully misused by the United states Govern ment, in endeavoring to ai a.uF the old treaty, in tne retention d Crowell— im die conduct ol Andrews—hi the despatch ol uu armed force to prevent the exe< utioii of our laws, Me : ill u vve believe these transric. ions to he with out tho paleol the coiutiiulio l and an unwar rantable stretch ol the Fcesi item's pretoga- live, and uo diercloie iiiok*. «o cinnly Outer our perpetual and unreG ntnigpi ot< ist against them. Resolved, 1‘lial we do most cordially approve the com-e pursued by our Governor And Representatives in Congress Resolved, ihatlliu conduct of the Presi dent in impeaching the Commissioners (Camp bell and vlerriwcdier) is a war. ton and cruel iliack upon defenceless millvid uals, who are ..oke distinguished tor oooesty, patriotism and liltog ' Resolved, That vve renommenu to the Exer itive of vieorgia, the execution • if the Treat; ,, in,- Indian springs, upon die expiration o ae time therein stipulated Resolved, l ualtue Editors of the Georgi- . mi not and \\ a-mugion News «*e reqtieM • , Kitdish loese pim eedmgs m roeir i.*»p. . .ve p .p rs A B LI VIUN, Lh n. . tlENKY i EitKi5S, aec’y. fRY AVTHOnn Y] \N ACT amendatory of nn art passed ih• ninth June, ei-li een hundred and twenty five, to dispose of and distribute the land lately acquired by the United States for the use ol Georgia, of the Creek nation of In rli ins hy a ti eatv [mndc] and concluded at the Indian *tpri gs on the twelfth day of February, eighteen Itu aired and twenty-five Re it enacted In: the Senate and House of Re- presentatii'cs of the State of Georgia in Ge• er d dsstmhlu met, and it is hereby enacted by the authoi ith of the same, That the words “ Im nediately preceding the passage of this act in the act passed the ninth day of June, eigh teen hundred and twenty-five, he and the *> ime are hereby repealed, and the first d y of ^ •ptemher, one thousand eight hundred and ' • etily-six he adopted in lieu thereof. ^ee 2 .ind be it further enacted, by thr au thority afotesaid. That it shall he the duty of the justices of the Infeiior couit oi the re spective counties of this state, or si majority of die same to cause the above section to bei ried ni'o effer |. See. .ind be it further enacted, That the persons uppoiut&d by the inferior courts to carry into effect the provisions of this amen datory act, &h dl insert in the oaths hit I down in the before recited act, the words the d iv of September, eighteen hundred and twenty-six. itstead of die word* “the pas sing ot tliis act’’ wherever the latter occurs ^*0.4 .ind he it further enacted, That all men of like residence who have been woun ded and disabled in the late wars with (ire.il Biitainor the Indians, shall b" entitled fo o» c additional draw other than they are allowed ty the provisions of the before recited act, in • uiseq -enre of said wound and disability and •he persons appointed to carry this act into i f- teci shall administer die following oath to said persons, io wit: I do solemnly .swear (or ii’m) in.it I wus wounded in 'lie lute waisv Great Britain and the ' iiihaus, by wnie.li wound I um disabled—instead of the oath prescribed i said section. See. 5 Re it further enacted, That all ille gitimate children shall lx* considered and pla ced on the same footing with orphan cluhli under the provisions of tins act, ami shall lift entitled to a draw or draws in like man Sec. 6. Re it further enacted, That nothin herein contained shiitl he so construed us to interfere with die rights ot peiscns who have given in their names for chances in me cun i nnplatod Land lottery, nml that so touch oi the before recited act as militates against this act o and tin* same m hereby repealed Duncan g. gampbeUl, Speaker pro. tein of the House of Rejnesen t.ltiv * 8 ALLF.N Ii FOG El.L, Fr.-sident ot the Senate Assented to, Dec. 2L 182.?. G M '1*R' il’F, Governor. ilic rli ist cf Camp-.Me* tings for the Milled; Dl trirt. For Cedar Creek Circuit-Near 11 Hurt’ Esq. Futn on county, Irani 5th 11 it'll August. Orrnnlg a; Circuit—Near Marion,from I2di f* It>in Am. u.t Alcovie (’ircnit Near Mouticcllo, fro 1 Uth to50t'i August. Soar'a Circuit —Near Sparta, fiom 2Cth to 30th Augtcr k Circuit—Rock Spring, from 2*1 to Gth September 1(011*1 ii * ircnit — Near Dr. Patillo 9 Ii to 13th September Monroe Circuit—Near Dr. Tig or’s, from 15th to 20iIi Septi nioer Monroe ( ircnit—Near (apt. Holloway's, from 7t!i to 11th October. Washington Circuit — Burney’s Settlement from 14th to 18th October. Ocmulgee Circuit—Wilkinson county, from 21 *t to 25th October. June 27, 1326. To tin* Public. U NDF.RS'I AN 1)1 \G that rumors Im been very i- dustiiouslv and gratuitously circulated, prejudicial l" mv credit and re fleeting upon my professional character, ii connection with certain business lieretofon confided to my late copartners and in* self by a mercantile house in Savannah, and believ lag tint these rumors are extending beyond the circle of niy acquaintance, and conse quently calculated to injure me abroad ; I have been constrained to give publicity to tin follow itig documents I am fully apprised of the '•ifficif iv of encounte iug phantoms whether conjured up by the visions of a diseased ginalion, or created by the festeiirig malignity of n corrupt heart I am equally aware ol the impracticability of answering covert in* inuaiions, conveyed with a shrug, a uink, o a smile, ; yet, it is hoped, that the puhhcatio of tlic=:e papnrs, and the intrinsic evidence therein furnished, will remove every doubt from the sceptic,every suspicion from the preju diced. and even silence the tongue of the dt*- -igning calumniator. “Having understood that honors are nfiord orejudicial to the cieilit of Samuel Rockwell, Esrj of Al i I ledge vil le, as a man ol properly. And being requested by him to examine into his pecuniary circumstances—we h ive done so, and deem it nil act of justice to him tn state that in our belief lie is perfectly solvent tli it lie estimates the value of his pioperiy am! debts due him at upwards of sE'O.MKt, w Inch "stimate v*-p deem reasonable ; vve have been long and intimately acquainted with him, and from liis known habits of punctuality, from a knowledge of nost rd Ids debts, are of the opinion that they* c iiiuot exceed $5000 The largest debt he owes is to the Da rien Bank, which w is created principally In endorsement^, in some of whir It vve believe lie is secured Iu this estimate we do not in clude any matter or things which may bo the subject of future settlement between the said Rockwell and th" liou«e of A. Lnvv,& Co. LITTLETON ATKISON. THOMAS TV. BAXTER. WILLIAM Y HANSELL. Milledgeville, 7th June, 1826. Not having attended to the examination above mentioned, I ran but add that the char acter of the above gentlemen places the truth ol their statement beyond question. All the farts which have come to my knowledge tend strongly to corroborate those alledged, and a> lo Col. Rockwell’s integrity, punctuality, and capacity I* ebusiness, no man in this .-omnium- ty stands high. r. TO ■ LINSON FORT. Sav ans\ii, 17th June, 1826. Sdmuel Rock ire! I, Esq "in—A i.fti «iliy having aris* n between our Agent and yoursrli in relati ii to the business confi*led to you by us# We take pleasure in -tilting that upon revision of your imunit, a d the proper abatement being made, that tlx- •tome has been by y ou removed and a settle, ment made with us to our entire satisfaction Wo have to request the continuance ol your attention to the misettledclainis in your hands, and that you will use your best exertions to bring them t a speedy close We remain, sir yours respectfully. ANDREW LOW,b Co. In every community, and more especially in this, flieie is a certain classufpersons vvhoap pear to know much more concerning the hud ness of others than of their own, and who never appear so happy as when engaged iu the characteristic occupation ol “ cutting up" the puintion ol their neighbor? From non re es le e these, fireside slanders emanate, and ic party malevolence, and neighborhood vituper- cli .n derive their *ustenance and euppoit By 11 iese harpies the nefarious purpose is r one. i\ • f.j; the malignant design is formed; and the civenomed sit aft Is pointed at the bosom of potne unsuspecting or defenceless victim But vv.bile they display all the cunning malignity of the serpent, they soui.-ttmen discover the imbecility of an iuleiior reptile, and oi the apiMoach of danger, slink into their sIiuk y holes Those good friends who have so kindly and anxiously taken upon themselves the guard.- ausliip of my fame and property, aud who have tK.‘en so zealously and actively engaged in difiiiBiug suspicions and, disseminating-'in sinuations, concerning this in titer to iu\ iuju ry,with the laudihle and praise worthy otiject of disturbing die peace of my family, aiirl ol effecting my ruin, deserve to be i winuiierated for their labor, and it their he justice le re, or retribution heiealter, it is hoped they will not go unrewarded. SAMUEL ROCKWELL. Milledgeville, June 2o, 1826. NINE iiioudi* alter date application wi. ue made !<» die lionorable din Interior court o vlorgan coualy, wnen Mdmg fur ordinary pu • pus.**, I'm leave to sell the real estate of D<mg I rsa W. Forter, decM. Oold lor tnc benefit «. t.ie heirs ami c-Uitors. BARKLEY M AlU IN. F.x’or. june27 in n^hlol htswite. T POST OFFICE, Milled"rville, dune 25, 1826. he r, me ol Stages bet wee j this plac* and Montgomery, Alabama, being now operation, the Alabama Mail (»ia Fortville, Clinton, Mtiron, kc.\ will be duo at this Of- fico, in future, cvety Sunday mor.tirg nt hall after 9 o'clock A. M. and every Wednesday and Friday at 8 o clock A. M. and will depart every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdav,clos- ing at 12 o’clock A. M 1 he office will be ooen every Sunday from 1 to 3o’clock P. M. for the delivery of such letters and papers .as mav arrive h> that mail THOMAS V GREF..N, F. M. junc 27 Branch Hank of Darien, MIi.l.Kdoevii.t.e, June 2G, 1826. O N Tuesday the Ith July, this Office will fiecloHcd—All notes intended for Dis count must be off-red on the Mondav^irevious. JOSEFII WASHBURN, Cashier. June IT it dust reteivid and for sale at tlie Mil ledge ville Haolc Store, , F.MOIRS OF LAFAYETTE, nnd Bi- ograpliical Sketches of many peisous who acted conspicuous parts during our Revo- hit ionary \\ ar. june 27 It dalilwin Academy. PHE Slimmer Term of this Institution will I co i mence on Monday the 2Gtli i. st. june 24 MAX*. T K Subscriber continues <o canyon the Hat making Rtisi- nexs in all its hntncltcs. H» will keep eonsimnlv *»n hand an assortment of HATS, wiiirli Ii. o" very moderate terms. Hats der with neatness nnd dispatch. I price, in Cash, will he paid for Beaver, Otte r, Raccoon and Fox Skins. HENRY DUNCAN Milledgeville, Juno 27 if — 39 Onn ulget llnptist Association. V ltl'ICI .K 2 k—-We recommend io th Churches comp 'sing this body, to oh •erve the thud day ol July next, a day • Fasting and Solemn Prayer to God, lor a mu on, religiously and poli'ically, and fur a revi val of his work geneunly ; and the 4lb day o July as a day of 1 hanksgiving. june 23 Ocmulgeo Acadriuy. r ®AHE Examination of ihe Students of thi .1 Academy look place on die 9ih tilt, fiic- ccedcd by an Exhibition on the 10th '| h» progress of (be pupils, the thorough acqinii.- tance manifested with all the studies on who they were examined, and their p. rforinnnr' on the stage, were, such ns met the entire up probation of the Board of Trtisd eg The second term commenced on M i day the 12th ins! Mr Joseph D Thompson con* limes Recto?; a gentleman whose experience nnd litot ary acquirements qu dily him Im n.e *tann . and whose best ei p.' ti r. i. the advancement of those who have been tin- der hi* tui e.n The Triisircs avail them -elves of this opportunity, of pic.entn g then liistitutiori, as worthy the patronage of a gen emus and cnliglitin d public. Boarding can I f 'ind in respectable families at seven aod ciglr dollars per month Bv order of t*..e Bo ir.l, II. LAWSON, Scc’v. june 27 2t 39' C'ountr.v Lands lor Sale ..S O. 317, in the I9thdisi tormeily Eatly, 1 71, I«J do do 46, 18 (lo do I GO, 18 do do 150, IS 331, 216, • 289, 251, 182, do* do do do do do do 425, 2 Appling. The .« ove Lands can be .. ... »t modern, prices for cash, or will be exi h inged far lami in tlie up-country, lying west ol the Ocmulgee ' ALSTON H GREENE. Madison, Morgan co. June 17 tl.N W ILL be sold at the court bouse in the town of Entente .. Pun. u.. . minty, «.,• •he first Tuesday in September next, between the usual hours of sale, the following proper ty, fo wit* Two negroes, Snnirea man al ont23 years of age, and Lucy h girl about twelve years of age, levied on as the property of George B Whitfield to satisfy a fi fa founded on die fore closure oft* mortgage in favor of Turner H. Trippe. JAMES NICHOLSON, Sl.’ff. .MV SUL Yl R. J. CONF.KE respectfully informs the » 5 public that he has established himself Lexington, and having erected a small Imil ing near the Female Academy of the plan intends devoting himself to the business oflii* nofession. The building non tains two i om one will appropriai"d to the use of inMruciion arwl the other will f)e furnished with a Piam Did Harp for tho Y oug Ladies to practice oi it disci etion Tetms of tnition $60, Ihr tin cholastir* year—$30 for the session, and $( per mouth fora less tune. Parents paving every iasta ce only for the time service is rr b-red, and withdrawing thvir pair muge • hscretioa. IV* nl Instniments gratis. Mr GONEKE will t ike this opportunity of '•ric-fly saying to those Parents (if any) wlios laughters have been carried t » the Corner villi die least view i . his instruction, that ih unexpected introduction into tlie School o another Tmichcr, and the power claimed ol changing at pleasure the Scholars of each «o alieic-l thn nature ol his responsibility an the prospect of his reward, that he could no •n jn lice to his family and to liiinsell suhini to it. Lexington, June 27 if - .30 l.nst or Stolen, V HF.n MOROCCO POCKET I100K containing stmdrv notes, viz : one on I . seph Marshall for $78, made payable to Wil iam Wil«nn ; o. e note o Janies II Morrow • u $62 50 cts. \v ith a credit entered thereon, made pavahle to myself; one on William l'i cell for 24 or $25, made pavshle to mvself •carer; o-.e other note o., John Buck for $18, made payable to ine The above persons « notified not to pay the same only to mv**ell. THOMAS MORRIS, june 27 2t Near HilEliorotigli it AN AW AY b ROM the subscriber on th on the night of the l8.h ins 1 a negro fellow li\ the mime o JACK, about 30 years of ,»g. lie is almii 5 feet 8 or 9 incite high, and has a stammering ii Ills speech, lias.i scar on hs right aim ahov Ins wrist, ind when talking ha*many motion* with his hands, wore oil an old wide baton whit h he has put some tar, and shirt and pnu- alo ns ol tow ( loth .la* k is of romiiioii size, ml vvt uhl he called a hi m k negro Anv per on apprehending him and giving me informa tion, oi Ini g him to me will be paid f-.r their r le. Ill e near(’ovmgton, N( wtoncuin- ,Geo. ATHAEL PULLEN I tine 27 It* A TAILOR HO can come well recommended as a \ T good workman, and of moral charac ter and steady habits, will meet with immedi ate employment a Pleas.nt Grove, Heiny county, and can establish hnnsell to much ml- vantng'. Ag oii s!k p will be in readiness iu a f w days. june *7 3t U £ ILL be sold oil tlie first Tuesday mi V I August next,at die court house in Ea- touton, Piitnain comity, w ithin the usual hours of sale,' ; the following property. lo u it 240 acres of'laud, more.or less, adjoining Spivey and others, U vied ou as the property ol William Mason to sadsly sundry fi t it is suing from a justices cumt in favor cl Henry Leadhetter and others ; returned to ine by a ns'abl 20 acres of land, more or less, adjoining (’arter and others, levied on as the piopcrty of William II Flewelltn to ».» isty iwo fi las hi ir of die adiu'm ol Charles Eagerton, dec'll (Uing from a justices court, aud| returned lo eli a const dile One house and part of two half acre lots os three and four, in squ ire letter F, in tin town mI haioiitou, wiiere.iii Edwin (.hamhei- liven, levied on as the propeuy of A\ ili- J5. Morgan lo saiislv a ti la m l.iv .r o Robert Bledsoe vs Liiwaid Varner, Willo •langnani • d die said M.ugan. Two negroes, Aggy and spencer, levied s the properly ol Wil.iam S. Morgan, • \iisty a li l» in favor ot Robert Bledsoe <lwat d Varuer, \V i.h> ^M.u.gi.am an i . aid Aloig in J \ME3 MGTlOLbON, Sh if. 4% / ILL be sold in the town of A’onticclli-. 3 X Jasper county, on the first Tuesday ir. August next, between the usual bouts of sale, ilic f I lowing proper!* to wit . 212 1-2 acres of land, more nr tes*, know n by No 108, ami part ol lot No 109, in the 15th district of Jasper county, whereon Anslem L Rally now lives, levied on as the property o! said Early to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Sea born B Waits vh Anslem L Early and (’aleh Early; ptopcity pointed out by Anslem L Early. Two nrproes, Rob! i n boy IQ years old,and Sur key a girl 13 years old, levied on as the property of Cale b F.erly lo satisfy n fi fa in fa vor ot John VVinfield vs Cali b Early , and sun dry ether fi fas issued from a justices court vs said Early and others. 101 1-4 acres of land, more or less, in the !9di dist of Jasper county, whereon Jesse Pit man now lives, adj inmg Turner, Spear and others, levied on as die pioperty of ihe said Pdiuan tu satisfy a fi fa in favor of Tl.cma- Floy.l for the use of Richard B. Wooton v> said Pitman. A negro bov named Green nbonl lOvears dd, levied ou ns die property of George Jef tries t» satisfy a fi fa in favor of William B. Barnet vs George JrfiVies and William Jei- tii"< <rcm i v 252 I-2 acres of land, more or less, in the 13»h (li , *t of Jasper county, whereon John Bludvvortb now lives, ndj.fining Marvel, Ctork- et and other*, levied on as the propeny of the said Bludwoidi to satisfy u fi ia in lavor of Benjamin Kit( lung hearer vs said Bludwoi th, ami sundry othn fi las issued from a justice? coni * vs said Bludwoi ill. Weston Marvel’s and Nancy Marvel’s inter- •sf in 202 I 2 u res ol land, iu the 18ih (list ol • nxper county, adjoining Lynn, Hardimar. id o.liers. whereon dm defendants now live, t vv W< ston and Nancy Marvel, levied on a* ncir property to satisfy sundry fi fas issue*. 1 '"’••i a justices court in favor of Joseph Baroi vs said Weston Ilatvcl and Nancy Marvel: •evv made and returned to me by a r onstable. All those lots and improvements *n die town • •f Mouticelln, commonly railed the Tanyard Lot, adjoining Shorter on dm U est, the Sprii.g lot on the South, nnd Terlmne nnd flolltiiid or he East, 'fount rly occupied hy Gideon I. 'ones. Ii viail on as the property o’ Lrmmn kiidy to satisfy two fi fas in tavor of Beach f Thomas vs said Lemma Kirdv. A. NEWTON, Sh'ff > N the first Tuesday in September next will be sold at die. court house in tlir 'own of Monticello, Jasper county, hetweer " .•*.! .t boms rd sale, tlie following pri per ty, to wit: . I. nor (S two of them block, m.d tlir dier * sorrel. I vied oil as the property of Wd ’inm Mart'n to eutisfy a mortgage fi fa m fav.u <*l Benjamin B. Cheshire vs said William Mar tin , property pointed out io the nioitgagr fi la A. NKUTb.N, Sheriff & \ N tin* first Tuesday in August next, will f Le sold at the court-Iioum ir d town of Monticello, Jasper county, between the usual hours ot sale, the following property, wit: 202 1-2 n< res of land, more or less, when on A' illiam G Tyus il.w lives, adjoining l.mils of Cl.uk and others, nnd one negro gill mini I Mariali about 8 or 9 years old. all levied on as the pioperiy of W illiam G. Tyus to satisfy two fi las hi favor of Cowan bi Irwin vs said TynS property pointed out by the defendant Om negro worn hi named Stilly, about 3d 15ycuts old, and her child, levied on as th property of JoIim C Fas er to s.nisfy a fi fa u I .vor ol r’org.rr Brown ; properly pointed on by the defen 'ant One negro «voman named Nancy, nnd hei mid amed Tempey 7 a* 8 years old, leviei n as tlie property ol Sanders Rlnllings to sa fi ' i ill favor of I. V. George vs 6ai( Stallings. MARTIN COCHRAN, D ^ITff ♦ 1/ * be sold on lie fi. ^t rin- -«l .\ u ♦ V Atigie-l next, «*t tlie cdirl home in fi . town of Mo. ticelPi Jasper county, within the asnal hours of sale, the follow ing property, lo wit: All those lots and improvements in the tow *f Monticello, Jasper county, commonly know, as the 'lanyard, ami formerly occupied h* Jones «M Ecliols, adjoining Slioifer aadothei*. evied on as the prop rty -1 Allen McClemlrti. in satisfy an execution in fa«or of Reach K I’homas v *, Willnim Cook and Alien McCIi n- Jotl set uriiv. W.M II. PRITCHETT, D. Sh’ff 1 I ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in September next, at die court fioti-e ID the tow Mil Monticello, Jasper conntv, be tween tho usual hours of sale, the following property,to wit: A n« gio woman by tlx* name of Marv nbon 1 -8 ye n** oUl. levied on as the property of S i •mel Harper t • satisfy a mortgage /j fa* in five of John Me Michael iudoisee vs said Samite Harper. WM II PRITCHETT, D.flh’ff. t \i ILL b( soldoq tlie first I uesdtty in An f gust next, nt the court house in thi town of Covington, Newton rocutv, witlfii he usual lioitisol sale, the folio” ing prepertv 0 wit One negro woman |,y the r;nme of Silvey aliout 20 or 25 years of age, levied on as tin p. pertv of Vines Harwell to satisfy one fi fa in favor of lindens Moynehan ; property pointed o t by M. Phillips. Esq. One negro man by th" name of Jim, abmii *10 or 45 years of age, levied on as (he prone y < f Edmund Waniack t » satisfy one fi fa ivor of Sherrod 11. Gay bearer. One gr iv Mud horse, 6 or 7 years old, or. 69 gallon still,7 head rntt'e, 2 cows and ralv»*s and .1 yearlings, all 'erioj on a* the propertv of Gabriel Gunn to satisfy one fi f m lav r of John W. Campbell for the use of Stephen 1 liomas vs said Galuiel Gunn ; proper!'- pr.hited*.ut by Gunn the defendant. '> VIP MORROW, D Rh’ft O N the lust Tuesday in August next, ".ill be sold at the courthouse in the town of Covington. Newton county, between the '• u il hours ot sale, the following property, to One lot of land in die 8tli cl ist of formerly Henry now Newton county, known bv ’ o 18, levied on to satisfy sundry fi las in favor cf Miniili Bonner, for the use of Jumeg Farlev against l.yii Jeffries, and other fi fas against said Jeffri's ; property pointed out by the d.*- tendant ; levy made ami returned to me bv a c datable. J One sorrel mare almut G years of age, taken the property of John Easterwood to satisfy ti la in i.ivor of Richard M. Orme against said Kusterwoovi. Nimrod Smith and John Wilson LITTLETUN P M\CKEV, I) S. ttie bint Tuesday io August next, will be soldat the court house in in the town ( f Covington, Newton ruiiniy, between the usual linurs of sale, the l-illowing propeny, One lot of land, No 247, in the 11th district torinerly Henry ii"w \ew-ion eoupty, levied the prop* rtv of Midi id YVIi itfey to hr listv li la> in lavor«if Elisha Hunter against aid Whatley ; levy made and returned to m< by a constable. Two lots in the town of Covington known III" plan of said town by Nos 3 and 12, in square D. l»oili occupied by Tlnun - .*111111, levied on as the property of Mtrnael Whallev te satisfy a fi la hi favor ot Gu ium HucImii- non and oilier li t.»- against vfid Wliailev. LEMUEL VNVNNK. Sii’ff. > ttie first lueadaylii Augu't next, will In* sold at the court iioure in lltu town of Madison, .Morgan county, vvithiu the iimihI hours ol sale, the follow ing property, to wit ; 50 acres of land, ni tre or lest*, iu the 20di dist.ol originally Brldwiu but now Moig.rn county, aii.I know by the No III, adjoining Nelson and o'ueiM, v* Ik reon Luk. \\ eh h now lives, . vied up 11 a»« llie propmty ol said Luk* SV (• di to ^atixly Himdi* fi las issued I rum a in*, - s court in i-.v r ol ('(.ok r* Jennings am I . 1 Icli ; levy made un j re- constable 1 by the name of Hall, alroui i, levied up"n as the properi* dm Dickin to saiisly a ti Ir in lavor < Floyd aud -undry o ner ti las vs sa . .1 , levy m .dc i* iniued to me hy a co. JjCAiU Eil W. SPARKS, D.Sh'fie O N (lie first Tuesday in August nexl, will be sold a( th" < ourt house 111 th. town of Madison, Morgan corintv, between the usu al houM of sale, the following property, to O N the first Toesday in Aufiisf next, wib he s*.|d ar the coiirt-l ou c * j, !#••. wnof O prop* r 1 y of I-vor or , , • . *• " onuiiiH.iy v.iulwin no\r iVloigan roiiniv, whciron Ro bert Gutliry nnd Stephen D Fariar live, le- vi u d upon as the propeity of Benjamin Cani fax to satisfy a fi la in lavoi of C.uy Wood 200 acres of land, more or less, *pa r t in tin iOth and pint ia the'5th districts of formolv Baldwin county, whereon Erlwnrd Butler anil I.sles lives, at'joiiung lands of Nishet .lolm- sion nnd others, a rpianiiiy of luick, 2 gray horses, 1 four wheel carriage, 1 road vv.igu, •1 (I ha ii' -s, evied u,*u ns the property ol Edward Ruder, and one in gro man named Austin, levierl iipmi as the property of Join Roberts,and 252 I 2 acres of land, mere 01 less, whereon Lewis Bandy lives, ndjoinieg lands of Ballard and others, in the 20th di*, off rnterly Baldwin now Morciin county, o the wnti rs of liardiahoi neck, levied opo as the pt operty cf Lewis Bandy, and 202 I 2 ere? . I land, mote or le*?, in the 61I1 (list. I formerly B ddw in now Nlorgan county «i(ljc>i 1 • inglandaol Mann and others, whereon Jo- slma Ecliols lives, levied upon as the propeny ol Joshua Echols, nil levied upon to gnti.s'v air execution iu favor of the Slat" of Georgia v> Edward But er, fax collector for Morgan coun ty, for the year ?824 and Lewis Bandy, Jo shua Eelin]?, Johr. Robert?, and John Sand' - ler hi- k* cut itics 303 3-4 acres of land, more cr !c?s, situate on the w aters of Sugar creek, in th" 4dt (list formerly Baldwin now M. rgap c^univ. ad joining lands of Beasley and others, whereon Ben * in 111 Brown lives, Ir vied upon as the pi p-rty ol Hiid Brown t > satisfy u fi fa m -v. 0! Arthur Davis against Jeremiah Davi* ai Benian 11 Brow n. ’ v ’' 11 N r SPARKS. Sheriff. ' » ueuilay in August next, will b. sold at the court lo use in the tow of Joseph Mu. „ One fraciimso! land, I k i g No h“» rd S id county, taken a*, the brim H Hammond to satisfy a fi f. in fvor "S.ff" L ” 0: P ro ' M '"y out in ihe On. lot of l.iml, bring Nn I U, hi Ihr 4lh ""ol Mftirouniy.tnuii'i.l, ihr.r rgrrmioi », ,f n " ""or of Joel I rather? for tl" use ol" I hoin.. Kr. fr. arnlinr in (nun ... Rin-nn r-'v— i.lunl n« Ihr proprrn of A.r Krilh ; leu. U oh' named Jin- (,n M "d leturned to me hy a rm stable. Und, No Itt, ,,i ihr 4ii, iliitof sni.l 0lukrn ns Hi. |n«|.rrl} oi Finle- i " k Aihl.rliohl 10 mli.f, nu. . x< r.i,i.,i.., one l" fnvur .if Kohrri Uolln.,.1, »„,| ihemhe.il. Invor ol Harrimn hi h nilr WI1.LIAM HAMILTON, Sh IT N the rirm Tnrnl.y in Annum ,ru»i!l liesnhl in thrioun of B.imln idar, r> e - :"i.rcounty, lirmren Ihr usnnl hnuis ,.f »ar, the following property to wit. Onr lot ol Ih ml, No 277, in ihr S Irtl'c'iairict v only, Ir vieil • r .. . Iinr.1 .Fin ny, h vied imon the property of Rtbt Bar- reft to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Isaac F.uker and o'hcr fi fas vs said Barr* If 14 acres of land, more or less, adjoining I nn.Is of Drury, D.ivis nmi Bellnh, vherbon Leoiinrd Cardin lives, in Ihr lUih disl .irigin- all> Baldwin now Morgan county levied upon as Hi. property of said L onaiil Cnrdin In sa tisf) a li la in favor of Lane lol .loho-toaan other ft fas. 101 I l a. res of land, more nr less, bring , 0( |_ nt . iy„ 07- part of lot No S in the Hull dist of originally originally Ka.lv now Dr. Baldwin now iMoroan rm.niv tun non n«. J • . . . Hartford, Fulaski county, between the usiiial hours of sate, the lollowing property, to wn v*uc negro man Tonev, 1 vv man (Very, 15 m a.I ol cattle, more or less, 4*> head of hog •" re or le 1 *?, 12 head of goats, more or le? 30 irres standing crop of com, iiiok: or les .•5 acres Mandiug crop of coition, morn or les 3 acres of point, es. more or less, 4 beds and bedsteads. 6 sheets, 5 quilts, | pi low, I wal- nut book case, 1 pine slab, 2 small tables. S toilet covets, 12 v*ds. Medici JUpusi.oiv, 2 vojs Moh s' U iversal Geographv, I vol If. n iv ? ( lieui.stiy, | vol Aikins Geography. I vol Ovid Delphini. 3 vol? Fope’s \\ ork?, I vol infiM.n’s Euclid, 2 vol? Clarke s Horner, I ? V rgil elpli i, 1 v*d Sclirevpli** I (*reek 1 est uneut, I vol Martin's Justice, I vol Fife's Xitototnv, I vol Fiuiphey's l.iieinn, t lot ol School Book?, 4 spinning wheel?, | safe, I large table | small do. I bofat, 8 trunks p ‘.utmg < hair?, I , lo, k red, I ran, I noggin, I iih. 2 ptrila, 2 piggins, 1 churn, 2 sdiers, I rd, 2 bug' pot?, 2 small do. 2 oven?, 1 spider, 1 skillet, I pair waffle iions, I broiler iton, 1 • • a kei'ie l cofiee mill, I pair pot lioiik?, I pot rack, I tray, I pigpen, I pan ol harness, K earthen plates, 4 how Is, 1 tttrene, I pitcher 4 Saucers, 3 cups, 2 pair cotton raids, 5 jug? 3 pair plough gears, aud 1 lot of ploughs, al (•■vied on as the property of William Hornet, -.iiislv a fi fa hi lav,it of Russel kclkim and ollirrfi Lis vs said Horne; property pointed lit by Auiasa Ivdlani On negro woman named Lucy, and hei mini: Imy child by the name of Silas, taken a? the property of David Rom, Ii to satisfy siimftv fi fas issued from a justices court in favor cd John Rawls, and other fi las vs said Roach; •cvied-on and retui tied to me hy a eonslnhle. Two squares of'pine land, cc.nuinii g2t'2 1-2 icicm each, Iv ing in the 1st dist originally W il- kinson now Pulaski county, No not known, one where, n J ?lmn Ciithrc-II now liv**?, ad- joining the lands of McGrice and Bryan, the other whereon William Tharp formerly lived, both levied on as the property of the said Jo- •hna r,nhr*l| to satiMv a ft fa in fav- i of Rich rd Roland vs said Cutlirell; levied returned to me by a constable One lot ,.l books, 2 trunks, 2 beds, 8 sitting chairs, 3 tables, 1 lot crockery ware, 1 lot glass \vare, 2 pots, 2 ,.v- ns. I frying pan, 1 lot -in countv one n 1 G held .lu.-k vorrcl horir ...Id cattle, I *not gun, ami 1 pair fit,* dogs, levi on ns the pioperiy of Gray B. Gardner,doc u. 'o satisfy a fi fa in favor ol R. Mitchell and 1). Ray for the use ol R. Mitchell ugaiuBt said Gray B Gardner. One lol oi land, No 137, in the 24tli dist ~ ‘oimerly Wilkinson now Fulaski county, con 'uiniiig 202 1 2 acres, levied ou tis tho ptoper l )' "I Nntlianicl McCall to satisfy r fi fa tof McCall. 101 14 acres of land, part of lot No 23, - - - * r,'‘ M *»* **«* *^, in uuuicMsureui,;nt ot dower ; 1,. have fave, -Hst (list tormeily Wilkinson now Fulaski and assigned to her. bv or,mar m county, also 101 1 *4 acres of land, part of lot bounds, her dower - * ■ P * f ' 1 No 7, in tho 21st dist formerly Wilkiusu ,... ...—,... ^... ......x,. ,j .. uniIIHUII now ki county, tolerable well improved, le vied on as the property of Henry Land tosa- ti?ly a li Im iii favor of Wiley Horn against •*uid Henry land. BENJAMIN HOWELL, D. Sh ff. O N the first Tuesday in August next, will be fold at the court house in the tow of Gre* uesborougli, Greene county, hctvve* ii to* usual hours ol sale, the follow mg propei - ty, to wit: Three negroes, onn by the name of John, about 60 years of age, one named Claiburn about 4 ( b and one. boy naru* d George about 7 years old, all levied on a? die propeity of Da niel W.ignoji to satisfy a fi fa to lavor < f Reu ben Ransom, Sr lorili" use of Jesse Ferkius vs Daniel Wagnuu and Julm Mallory security on stay. One bay norne levipd upon as the property >f Hatdaman Poythress to satisfy a fi lain fa vor of James W oodrufl At. Co vs ILiidauian Poytlireas Condiiionscasli. MCTiOLA- HOW \RD, I) Sh’ff Spann, II incorf. county, witt u he ususi hour* of sale the f llowiuu property, .c v it: 179 acres of land near P*»we Ion, nnd ad joining Dr Cullen B *tfl" nrwf others l* vir(f a? the property Richard * Rr..(hinf Ihrec negroes, Sarah a woman about 30 joi years old, Mariali almut 2 years old, the other on an infant, name not known, levied nn as the fy a fi fa in favor''of John W’ fi*d e? v? said tli °fa vo / of F 1P b IMV1 1 iV ° r'^ | f,VR fi, r B, ' rch; property pointe. out bv defend nf. in lavor of Frizzell M Hardwick ; levy made 'UL! Y V|NQr ' It m, (T anl returned |>y a constable. . —:——— — ^ Tour nrgroes, Big Mary about 22 vearsoM, x. Little Mary 15, Job 4. and Rabbin al Vtoars old, levied on as the properly of Jnb.il | n E. \v a'ts to satisfy two fi fa« in favor cf Dru ry Brewer for the use of John Daniel and sun- 11 dry other fi fa? POSTPONED S.iLE 202 1-2 acres ,f land No not known, inti, S'bdist of originally Baldwin now Morgan county, adjoining the la ds of Feares a d others, levied on as the pr pertv ol Jubal E Waits to satislV n fi fa in favor of lohn Hall, ( or the use o( Janie? C. Co.*k and others REUBEN MANN, D. Sh’ff N the first TuesrJa' in Aiigu«t next vvil hon?e in the t(»w n of Madison, Morgan countv, between the usual hours ot sale, the | Mowing pr perty. fo wit A negro girl about 13 y N the fns» T-it> h* , Ai g .1 n.hi, will »>e sold ai the court-h, n » u H *. ersham untv, within (he usual hours «d win ,‘he lol* • mg propeit) to wit: Due b.i of Land, N* 34 in the 2,1 dist* in of bcr'han.rninty, take, as th. prof my of i^iV r Ciary to Hdisfy fi t, in lavor of M dham M» mfee nnd Robert h B Itups for tho # 5tN (.J pi. peity of .Kuoli OweiiHlo.aiisiy.oii- jlry It I,.s i«.nn ^ from n miigislrni. a court in l .'Tot Alin, oil L 1. una-otl, loai.U un nod returned t me In n rnmuhle GKOI.GK H Mi F.l VV, f-h’ff j UMUAhH’S SAI ( _ WShTe sol.i V the ceort-lmnse dt ot to the too t, ol N oe. roe, \\ triton eouev, on tin l i t ’( ( .,.,d MV in Ahttoet next, tem ti n the uannl l, oulfc t f the lollowti.g property, to wit • 9 , i'e V* Ji : rd ' l : lh 'i'"e, l |.s ilmb rte. ' l , uU,t ' ""«nel, 11 1 (t v.-uls I, ,o ir.u.|M.,8 | S>i0tl-.i!k (!,.| xe.fi 1 i v„„l, n ,1. It' lit, J I 2,.ltdepo|,|l«, 1|„ , t ,, .ihl 01 , -1 jurila.greet.cliKiiert.1,1, rtlk, C lace lend- ltC"'l"el, ll In,, fi„„, ou rlmnlant eifl.imt t »■», s l-Allia ,|,oe Ilneml 41 f.o , et v I. ive. ■Ii.tu Tk:l, S-2 wroURltl lliutnb lit. Ill e fit’mat ' ” I K 10 *’larce h.ioiI ucrerta, 1 Immlles, 1 fiiosa irtmklo. Its. Stri.ol,!,, |.e uiil|.„ae*files, ] eunt|t It. tile. lenient f. , I, I road «tiFF„ D ,„,,,i | | , , K11 on ns the propeny 1,f 1/.1,1. hnj to . 11- t ,1 fi la in lavor cl Julm ( Ni. lre son, sum,,,,, eopartiier,&o v. v n .. H Bey Ind D.ri3 h-iV, Lv nulliuhh cnsl , i '*03. MOOD, Cor«u.fr. > 1^.. n* sold rut the firht li.excav 7r » AiigMNt next, nt the Our Eoi.m ir the town oi Lexington, Ogledl.orpc « om tv withn. tli* usual hour? 01 sale, die ft l.owini property, to wit: \ a.z ucf» >.of land, more or less, on the w a< !• m'f Big creek, adjoi.diig Blanton Hill nm . tlier.,Uv,ed.„.a,ifie, ) r„, Mly ot [!( K( min ell, t, 1 satolya i; la id | i,„ \ { iiMll , ' 7 V" * S Lend,tell, piupein p,imt"d out hy defen. an» 1118 hi re? id land, mo e oi l, s? or t! e w n tersu. Li Dg n.» k,,« jou ine N"i, j | on am o her?, lev*, d on.,? n„- , ropeny o. Henri Bailey toR,tit.ly five exei uiiou smi*. ;*on the hi penor C.tut ol W.dto,. r „, llv | rc .,, !; ur •" Livui ol \\ .11,an b.u y Min' W |. n I adiot, vs lleiiij B iley, sumviDg Ann i is "•dot "I V\ 1111 it ir. Bailey, ,i.« t ,,„ tl j ,,, (H . vor ( I \\ illt.in Bailey, vs ti e aanir ; proper* tv poinu d out by IJenry Batliy One ueg 10 hoy filename of Bedford, al.on 10 yean-old. levii don a? the pr. pertv oi S», miM I Bio, k, to satisly 2 fi fa?, | f*„ u , r t Ltinsit.g Buiian, j,inter, vs. J,.|,n Swnnsot nml Nimtiel Biook, and 1 m favor ot Klin, Brail. i,u ||„* use of Joel ( obey, vs Join wa »« n and b.itiuirl Brook; t.iopertv pom led out hy ban u, I Brook, f onddio.n? , ash V\M. LUMPKIN, D. bit'll. V I the court-house in the town of M ledgerille, Baldwin county, will lie so " tlie lit • t I uesdiiv til Aii|tmt iirttl, hetvtei Li" iimmI hoursolenle, the tulle nine iirtut ty to-nit: . 1 r I nu ... ([rues, Henrietta ahunt IR, ami M Ij ahum 40 )ei.r» ulu, levietl un as tl,. nr (.e.n , | K„, " V | , nir. tevntirly « fi In in ( ' *u ■ r Richard Lewis, for th* us*-of J,*sei Morall, and tine in lavt.r ol Wn, H. Boteri I ‘i eteanf ouk anti Itiehury land, an (■used to l.p No 61, in th, i!,l ,i,m uf l.nldn , ounty, whereon banm, 1 Fuller now lives, I w.-.l units the |.ro|.erf) of V\ illiitnr C. Jo’li oil t( satisly a fi ta ol tamed in I ulunni Si ri liV , /^°. nrl,n * s,Vo, "* G & A. Varner tvs Wi W Os .nand IVn. C ./olmsun ; pe.t, poi led out 1} Sinnu. I Johnaon. J - >» WORSHAM D. Sh’IT Jo all u hum it may ('m,eern. n AMNCi asernuineti that tin prep. S|,erifiealljr devised by John J Bea dee’tl. to liexold to pay bin del,la, n ill nut both, u nt lot that piiipese, I ahull at rly to Interior court of (.ireeee county nheii sin lur Uruinary pniposea, on the fits! Turnout P*«*niber next, f«.r an order t*. sell (he v* h —• T 1 "Utog f. tli, estate of * and dec d 'i 11031 Ah F FOS’J I R jU" f -7 niJm Qualified F.x’or II.I Ire anitf. n | urailnv th. 15th i (tuat next, at the eoml honae in Bi county.one patent lever natch, nnd t duns levied iin"^ boree. Fold the prop, rly nl (,u| rduer tier’d ' V u ''" ’ lor,tl " benehl uf the hei.t t runt I, deed creditors. T erms at xule. R. W FORT, 1'ine "7 ISRAEL ,‘AI.MF.R Adni' f^O the Heirs and Representatives of J( . |.i?«rilu|(|TCItOI .11 miali Jackson, late of Greene cou dec d —You .ire hereby notified that nt;pi * T, „ '*•• ,, 7 ri will be made to the next Superior ct ul James I aramore ag.Unxt,atd Nathan..! of Circe.,e county, by the widow and relic it . ---.j, ..j wii. * * 111 ti tv it lit said Jeremtali Jackson, tlee'd. fnr a wrt aduteasurentent uf dower ; t, have fayed . ... „.ie-,h,rd tiart of tract ul land, whet nun said Jnclisun Inet the time ol Ins death, lying and brine in c .uun uf (ireene, botweon the Ortinea V|,p„l.'Chie rtvera,and «Inch nasthaproi ty of the said Jackson at his denilt W. C. DAi, rON, Att. rney June*7 lor tr e npplican / I20BGI A, Moifian enunty \*. |, , VX John U Burney and Thomas J. Bar ■pplv lorletters ul a.Jmiiii truliun on ihe , s ul Duct William B Uregury, Into uf Mot county, dee’,1 Thyis are therefore to do .ad silmoniih all unifulur, ih,' kindml an,I i-rrditors ul swid dre ed, to lie ami sppcxr at my „tH,e out,,,, , he , preic, ibed by law, ,,, thru cure ,1 a„v U,er wl,yr Mid iettLitibouldaot be xmnteU. uudrr my lixinl. ihu iOrfi June, 1828 Ju.isN M. f UiTIhii.c c ( , V N ... — ^ r i.F he soi l hi the court-house in the town of Knoxville, Crawford coi niy, tetwi cu th i... (..! ‘‘turhyi sale, the following propeity tic ft l i 35 One lot of land, containing 202 1 2 acres, more or less,situate in the 2d (list oiiginally Houston now Craw laid county , and know n by No 21), levied on as the property ol Warren ks, lo satisfy n ti to iii favor of Placido Lachartier* 202 I -2 acres of land more or less, known by N'o 133, iii tlie Btli dint lorm* rly Houston now f 'rawfoid county, levi.*d oil as the property ot I? m, Gray tosadsty a li Id in lavor ol ihouius ordery One crop of standing corn, Containing six acres, 25 head of li g?, 1 bed anil luuiilu.e, I flunk, 1 table, 2 chair?, I (spinning wheel, t cl<>, k reel, 1 t ot, 1 lea kettle, 1 net w .tli iron?, I water pail, I small tub, 1 looking glass, I eotiee mill, i (offer pm, I set i up? u saucer? I pew ter dish, 1 tin bucket, and I sifter, levin 1 on as the pr. p -rty I it z* ki th J nos (os, 1 itety a fi la m favor ol Aaion Denton ; pi op. ly pointed out hy ihe defeml.iii! Gl-.f) xGK S KLsN.NEDY, &h’fl. - 1 OLt'-N from me suinft liber (Jn the -tli May Iasi,ih" toll..w.ng uoie? viz: one • ill K E li:III* Uu $3- (iii# lit, fl'Nl of li. '124 ; ou** note oil me same lot ^l72 50 * • the ti*»l «.| \pril I ,?t, and on* note V ills ui Bi nsl) i u 560, • uo he ihi ' - l i * dOftikb. Kii,g?ton, allotgan co. June -7 •a: i KLhUlA, Ogleifiorpe county—M hr \ Jl Alexander Thomas applies for J. tiei administration, dt* boms non, on the sp* estateot lett *J ltoinns,la;r of s.odcou ty ci» I huH »n- therefore to cue «nu aflnioniih all •ingular ihe kindred uud creditors o.‘ und d, to be ami appear at my office wiUiiii the time acribedb) law, to shew cause, il an> they L why »aid letter* thou Id not Ih grained. Oiveii unde. m> hand this iVtli June, 1820. M. KAttN bi , c, c j E Lt*lA, PuliiHiu c uuts —— V\Tie VI Jatilrs Hat low applies i* ute for Iu uf admin siirtii n on t,.c estate of Ft ier »M, f »ee, l.ne ol said county, ute’d I hese are thereiore to cite and sdiuonith alt singular the kindred and creditors ot suid decca to IX* and appea** at av> office within turn preset i by law, to »liiw cause, il any they can, whv said ters should no, be granted, liiveu under m) hand thi* Sathot June, iggh, _____ i. b hLtd, c c t jJtORGIA, \Na*hi gio.i Cuuuty XJ Whereat Sliu ,i. Win alter, exec, i John Util, ilcc’d. appiie, ihr itiien ,hiaii.<iun Irum aaiii eitu uior.tnp— ihute are tne.eture ruci.e ami aun -ft a.I »uJ lingula, .lit kl.iUltU ».,u err t ra of xaid dec d. to be uud appeal al -.ive ait.iin tl.a i,nie yiiem ijutu bv law hen cairn, if an, u.ey can, why (aid i '■ »nn. be granted - O.vui un, y hand .1 IB lU b liny „| j u , t ai , 0 ht.i.\VInT TU.Y.VUJ.K c i o j"" 1 ' ‘7 non. UNL niun.lis alter ilntc app ie,t.i , v ,1, ,.iUe Iu .lie Court ul Onluiuiy ul ( , n k only, tin liar, trr xeit all III. xul elate aj .r Neal, ile. earn it. JUKI . K VI., MOV 15 K. VV. .IIAVI IK..D, y l x w

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The Georgia journal. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1809-1847, June 27, 1826, Image 3