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M1LLEDGEVILLE, AUGUST 1, lg2G.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in
September next, in the town of Deca
tur, De Kalb county, within the usual hours
ol' sale, the following property, to wit:
One soriel mare, 2 cows and calves, and 2
heifers, taken as the property ol Francis
Ward «o satisfy a fi la m i.ivor of B dlemus
Weekes, lor the use t.| Hubert Hutchens vs
said Ward.
Ones<* * rel niaie and colt, taken as the pro
perty ol Henry Reid to satisfy a i fa in favor
of Henry Ouke, adm’r. of Elijah Burgess vs
Said Reid ; property pointed out • »y the defen
dant
Cloe lot of land and the crop that now stands
on it, being lot Mo 365, in the 6ih (list, origin
ally Gwinnett now De Kalb county, taken as
the property of Churle*, G« lly to satisfy a fi fa
in favor of the officers of Gwinnett court vs
the said Geliy.
One lot of land, No 351, in the 6th dist of
originally Gwinnett now De Kalb county, le
vied on as the property of Jame3 Donaldson
to satisfy two fi fas in favor ol John G Roberts
adm’r against said Donaldson; property point
ed out by plaintiffs attorney.
A lease and crop, half l »t No 250, in the
18th dist originally Henry now De Kalb coun
ty, levied on as the property of Edward Lea-
veil to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Win Burion
ton agains'said Leavell; property pointed out
by defendant!
One lot of land, No 228, in the 16th dist of
originally Henry now l)e Kalb comity, levied
on as the properly of Tubill Caully to satisfy a
ti fa in favor of William Cabiness against said
CanIIv ; property pointed oui by plaintiffs at
torney.
One lot of land, No 193, in the 17th dist of
origb.ally Henry now De K lb county, levied
on as the property of Humphrey Waites to sa-
. tisfy a fi fa obtained in a justices court ill fa-
' vor ol H»*nry Newton, for the use of .larratt
Moody ; levied on and returned to me by u
constable
One lo» of land, No 153, in the 18th district
originally Henry now De Kalb county, levied
on as the property of Uriah Cacy to satisfy a
H fa obtained in a justices court in favor of
William Terry ; property pointed by John
Terry ; levied on and returned to me by a con
stable.
One lot of land, No 136, in the 16tli district
Originally Henry now De Kalb county, levied
on-is the property of Benjamin Freeman to
satisfy three fi fas obtained in a justices court
in favor of Edmond Gross against said Free
man ; property pointed out by James H Bry
ant ; levied on and returned by a constable.
One lot of land, No 128, in the 16th district
originally Henry, now De Kalb county, levied
on as the property of David Bradshnw to sa
tisfy a fi fa obtained in a justices court in favor
of Kakestraw Rupert; property pointed out
by Thouias A Brewer ; levied on and return
ed to me by a constable.
JOHN BROWN, D Sli’ff.
O N he first Tuesday in September mxt,
will be solo at tlih Court-Mouse in the
town of Greenesborough, Greene county, be
tween the usual hours of sale, the following
pronertv, to-wit:
V 460 acre§ of land, whereon the defendant
now lives, one negro, man 3>v the name of
Pliaroh,45 or 50 ve-irs old, one chesnut sor
rel mare, one dark bay horse, one gray horse,
and a black home, all levied upon the pro
perty of Nathan Gooch to satisfy a fi fa in fa
vor of George Heard, sidni’r. of Thus. Greer,
dec’d. vs said Nathan Gooch
All the interest of Nelson H Tarkson in 400
acres of land, whereon Jeremiah Jackson,
dec’d. lived, and hi* imprest in a negro hov hv
the name of Bob levied on to satisfy a fi fn in
favor of Will* m Barrow surviving copartner,
for the use ol, uc. vs Nelson H. Jackson.
All the interest of Alexander G. T\b*r and
Mnrtha Tyler in 305 acres of land, lying in the
Fork ol Appalarhie & Oconee rivers, where
on Mrs Kitchens n .w lives, levied on to sa
tisfy a fi fn in favni of Joseph Jetchens, lor
the use of Timothy Muni vs Alexander G. Ty
ler and Martha T\|er.
+ WILLIAM GRF.F.R, Sh'ff.
{ "'I EORGI A, Warren rountv—W hereas my
X wife M ARG ARET, has left my premi
ses with* ut provocation, and has taken up her
adode in the village of Warrcnton—I do fheer-
foie forworn all persons from harboring her
* On my account, as I am determined not to be
accoutable for any ol tier contracts from the
present date —June 21, 1826.
ENOCH FARMER,
july 11 4t 40
\ t ILL he sold at the court house in the
T • town of Danielsville, Madison county,
on the first Tuesday in September next, with <
in the usual hours ol sale, the following prr -
perty, to wit :
One shot gun, taken as the property of Y il-
liam Lokey ii- sa'isly an exectuion in I'avoi of
T"«n» k \\ illilord against William Lokey,
Benjamin Boium and John Scott; property
pointed out by riorum and Stoit
47 acres of land, more or less, on Femes
cieek, adjoining Adatii Curuth and others,
whereon John Cleghotn formerly l ad a pow
der mill, one s^rref mare about 9 years old, I
small waggon, I pair liaines, and part ol the
harness belonging to said waggon, all taken ns
the property of John Cleghorn to saiisly an
execution in favor of \N illiam Mannen vs Jin-
cy Brown & John Cleghorn seem it) on claim.
200 acres ol land, wheieon Leioy Johnson
now lives,on the North Fork ol Broad river,
adjoining John Woods and others; taken as
the property of Forester Upshaw to satisfy ail
execution in favor of Peter Faulkner against
said Upshaw.
696 acres of la* d, on Mill Shoal creek, ad
joining Humphrey A. Bragg and others, taken
as the property of John C. Kennedy to satisfy
an execution in favor of Edmond Smiiliwik
against said Kennedy ; levy made and return
ed by Geoige Bragg, constable. Conditions
cash. WM. L. GR1FFETH,Bh’ff.
O N the first Tuesday in September next,
will lie sold at the court house in the
town ol Madison, Morgan county, between
the usual hours ol sale, the following proper
ty, to wit:
79 acres of land, more or less, in the 20th
dist of formerly Baldwin now Morgan county,
adjoining the Walton county line nnd lands of
Stepp, levied upon as the properly of Robert
Woodard to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Joseph
Peeples and other fi fas ; levy made by a con
stable.
104 I 4 acres of land, more or less, on the
waters of llardlabor creek, adjoining lands of
David Baiton and others, in the 5th dist of
originally Baldwin now Morgan county, No,
not known, whereon John Williams lives, le
vied on as the property of John Williams to
sai'-fv two 6 fas in favor of Reuben Thornton,
levied upon by a constable.
About 20 head efhogs, I threshing machine,
nhout 12 acres standing cotton and about 30
act PS of standing corn, levied upon as the pro
perty of Rufus Christian to satisfy a fi fa in
favor of William Blasingame.
POSTPONED SALE.
303 3-4 acres of laud, more oi less, situate
on the waters of Pugar Creek, in the 4th dist
of originally Baldwin now Morgan comity,
adjoining lands of Beasley and others, where
on Benjamin Brown lives, levied upon as the
properly **f said Brown to satisfy a fi fa in fa
vor of Arthur Davis vs Jeremiah Davis and
Benjamin Brown*
£ One road waggon and harness, 1 small bay
horse, 1 Jersey waggon, 2 rows and calves,
aboul 20 head of hogs, sundry ploughs, coul
ters gear and other plantation tools, and sun
dry household and k'tchen furniture, levied up
on as the property of Edward Butler, and one
negro mail named Austin, levied upon as the
properly of John Roberts, and 252 1-2 acres
of bmd, more or less, whereon Lewis Bandy
lives, adjoining lands of Ballard and others,
in the 20ih dist of originally Baldwin now Mor
gan county, bn the waters of Hardlahor creek,
levied upon as the property of Lewis Baudy,
ami 202 I 2 acres of land, more or less, in the
5th dist of originally Baldwin now Morgan
county, adjoining lands of Mann and others,
wheieon Joshua Echols lives, levied upon as
the prnpei ty of Joshua Echols, all levied upon
to satisfy an execution in favor of the State of
Georgia Vs Edward Butler, lax collector for
Morg.incounty lot the year 1824, and Lewis
Handy, Jo-linn Echols, John Roberts and John
Samlefur his securities.
MARTIN 1*. SPARKS, Sheriff.
POSTPONED SALE.
U /1LL be sold on the first Tuesday in
September next, at the court house in
the town ef Madison, Morgan county, between
the usual bouts of sale,the following proper
ty, to wit :
* Oiie negro womafdby the name of Charlotte,
levied on as tin* property of Juhal E. Walls
te satisfy a fi fa in favor of William Porter and
James K. Daniel, founded on the foreclosure
of a mortgage; the property named in the
mortgage fi fa
REUBEN MANN, D. Sh ff.
