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T1TEWTON Sheriff's Sales.—On the first
1 ^ Tuesday in AUGUST next, will be sold at the court-house
in tbe town ot Uusington, Newton county, w ithin the usual hours
ol sule, the follow JnjcprojnTty, to wit: . . .
Daniel Johnson’s interest in a negro woman named t.atr, about
85 *<«rs of ago, and her two children Abramnhny 3 or 4 years of
ftpr and Caroline a girl 2 or S yea root age, levied on a* the proper-
cfof said Daniel Johnson to satisfy a ft fa infasor of Joseph Moss
Vt said John«on ; pointed out by plaintiff.
2S0 acres of lami, intho lirstdlrt of originally W niton now New
ton countv, No 176, levied upon os the properly ol Archibald O
lUltoh) satisfy a mortgage ft fa in favor of Gory wood vs sail
BilbDi P ro P M ‘*Jr itoinlttd out In the fi fa. p MonBOWi gMn
At the same time and place,
2>«21-2 acres of land in the 9th dist formerly Henry now NVwtfll
r aunty, No 93, levied ut*>n as the property ol William M. Allred to
.-■ithilr u ft fa in favor of Thoma« Smith Vtsaid Allred and Kicliard
AMORGAN Sheriff s hales.—On the first
If M. Tuesday in AUGUST next, w ill be sold at thefoourt-honse
in Madison, Morgan county, between the usual hours ol sale, the
following property, to wit
\ County, I*" anti pari oi mi no ^uo, it nriin tin- — • ■* ■ ■
Joseph nobinsnn lives, Lewis a negro ronn about 31 years of ag<
nil levied upon as the property rtf Joseph Robinson to ^•fy » ••
t > in favor d Ezekiel Greene v* said Robinson, Nathan 1. Lee and
■AnM»W»lthalwnirlW<mlhi , «;r- „ . ....
l!S»Cfrsof land, intlic lit dist of orillnill, "Alton now nrA-
,on county, ivm of lot Ko nntj ono hoti«r tutd lot in ( own of Co-
vtnfton.cmKaiiituf onr half tat, •■horooo I'rnnrl.s, f I'ouooy rr-
rides, levied upon ns the proprrty of AbelCftmp to saU4y sandzy
f maU fi fas in favor of Z. II. Hargrove and others vs said Abel
. .tunp, poiotrd out by phlnf.fr. ^ p MACKEY, D. SWT.
At the same time and place,
One lot of land, m hereon William II. Moon nowLvr*, adjoining
JohnC. Watters and others, in the 9 th dist formerly Henry now
Newtoa county, containing 202 1-2 acre?, more or less, taken as the
property of said Moon to sotisfv two fi fas issued from n ju*tiers
court in favor of John Webb It Co vs William II, Moon; pointed
out hr plaintiff; levy made and returned bj aronstAtile.
liil 1-4 acres of land, more or less, part ol lot No DO, in the 1 nth
dist formerly Henry now New ton county, whereon James Dick
now lives, taken .ip the property of snld l)ick tn satisfy three ft fas
from a justices court,tuo in favor of David Dickson, for the u«e oi
Gary Wood vj John P. Piper anil James Dirk, one in lavor of Ma*
f»>n Erby, for the use of Da' Id lllckson vs James Dick and John r
riper, pointed out by James Dick ; levy made and returned by i
constable.
One small fraction containing 13r.*rc«, more nr k'«, No Bin, m
the 1st dist formerly Walton now Newton county, taken as tuejpro-
perty of Shaderkk Vhting to satisfy a ft In issued from u justices
court in favor of John Baldwin said Viiii tig ’• levy made and re
turned by a constable.
fioacres of land, being part of lot Ko233, in the Dili uist former
!y Henry now Newton county, whereon Abraham Mors now lives
levied on as the properly of John Donaldson to sati'fy two ft fas
from a justices court, one in favor of Peter t’allin, the other in fa
vor of William Hams %s Young Thornton and John Donaldson
levy made and returned by •constable. „ ,
l!) acres of land, iqotv or !<■«*, being part of lot No 221, in the 9th
dist formerly Henry now Newton county,levied ouaslhe proper
tv of Jo«rph Dossy t< satisfy sundry fi fas from a justices court ii
Avnr of John L. Onale and other*; pointed out plaintiff; levy
made and returned by a constable. ....
5d acres of land, being the Mouth West corner of lot No 1S9, in
the 3th dist. formerly lb nry now Newton county, taken ns the pr<
Neal 5. Jack 3 years old, levied on as thefproperty of Hanmvr Fitz
patrick, to satisfy 3 fi fas, m favor of Timothy Mathews Guardian
of the Orphans ot Charles Mathews, dec’d. v» llamner r itzpatrich,
Jesse Fitzpatrick, Davis Fitzpatrick and John W. McCown, se
curity outlie stay of execution, ami sundry other ft fas.
3U0 acres ot land, more or less whereon Benjamin Brown now
lives, in the 4th dist. originally Baldwin now .Morgan county, No.
not known,levied on as the property of Beniamin Brown, to sat
isfy a ft la in favor of Morrow and M llson, and sundry other fi fas.
2UW1-2 acres of land, more or less, in the 5th dist. of originally
Baldw in now Morg an county, No. not known, adjoining the lands
of Lancelot Johnston and others, levied on as the property of
James Drummond, to satisfy sundry ft las, in favor of Samuel
Shields and William Murry, levy made by a constable; property
pointed out by Samuel Shield and John Robson.
Eight negroes, Winney, nbout 3.5 y« art of age, and her 7 chil
dren, Lucey, wibon, Peter, Salley, Marinh, Aherline, Caroline,
C Windsor chairs, 3 tablet, one bedstead, a lot of crockery ware,
knives and fork*, 1 sow and 3 pig", a lot of lumber, nil levied on
as the property of John McCleskey, to satisfy nfita ia favor of
Andrew Low,ic Go. and other fi fas. vs said McOlrikcy.
2021-2 acre* of laud, more or less, No not know, in the 15th dist.
originally Baldwin now Morgan county, adjoining the lands of
William Sanders, Shepherd nnd others, levied on ns the property
of Daniel Sanders, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Israel Beckwith,
use of Anda Rowe, and others fi fas, property pointed out by said
Beckwith.
One negro woman, by the name of Fanna, about 45 year s of age,
levied on ns the prop* «>yof Instant II. Gilbert, to satisfy a ft fa in
favor of Davis Fitzpatrick, find sundry others fi fas, levy made by
u constable.
negroes, Manuel, about fL5years of age, Tom, 1G years old,
stable.
101 1-4 acres of land, more nr less, being part of lot No CO, In the
J 9th dist formerly Henry now Newton comity, whereon William
Foster now lives, levied on ns the property of s
fy afi lii In favor of If-or/ Casey, lor the use o
vs William Foster and If. Casey security on »tuj. undone oilier
ftnall fi fa for cost vt said Foster.
202 1-2 acres of land, more or less, known n* the lot whereon
John Grimes now lives', in the 11th dist formerly Henry now New
ton county, on the South River, adjoining Walker L Faulkner, ta*
kej! ns the property of Henry Casey to i
-- - , -- fi fn In favor ol
Jrunes Tb-ad, rind one other small ii fa for cost vs Henry Gusev.
Ml M acres of land, more or lets, noth half of lot No 429, in the
Tliihdist formerly Henry now Newton county, taken ns the tiro-
pertv of Nicholas Welch to satisfy n mortguge fi ia in favor ofCn-
T J.W"od •.pointed out In inortgngefl fa.
1*0 ST PON 1.1) SALE—100 acres of land, more nr less, win rcon
Jacob Born now lives, including all that part of said lot of land
that lira in the county of Newton, with a saw and grist mill on the
hi me. on Big llaine*’ creek, taken n» theproperty of Jacob Born] and returned l>y
L> satlsf/ a h fa in favor of Daniel TollUnn vs said Born.
JOSEPH WATTERS. D. ShfT.
isfy n ft fa
. . , dec’d. nnd
. Drill in mind and
, r>t
ulion.fproperty nointesl out by William F. Drum
405acres of lanu, more or less, with 130 acres in corn and, and
75 in cotton, whereon Jeiithn Fannin now lives, Nos. not know n,
in the 5th dist of originally Baldwin now Morgan county, adjoining
lands of Jo*eph Reese. William Davenport nnd others,one 40 saw
cotton gin, fan mill and thrasher, fit) head of hogs, 2 yoke ol oxen,
1 oirart.B head of rattle, 1 waggon oud harness, 9 negroes Lar
kin about 92yenrt of age. Harry 85, Warren 22, Evan 32, Bitty 20,
L her child Liled year Old. Jim about 11, Stephen 9, Young ft years
old, (i beds, bedstead* nnd furniture, nnd various articles of house
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation tools, Roughs, axes, hoes
nnd gears, 5 head ol horses, 1 mule, 25 head of sheep, all levied on
as the property of the Raid Jeptha Fannin to .satisfy n li lii in favor
of Anthony Porter; the property pointed out by the defendant.
REUBEN MANN, Sb’ff.
At the same time and place,
f land,
waters or Little luvcr, in tru
nvgood
•hell, to
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Matthew Mitchell dec’d. and sundry other li fas vs Matthew Mitch
ell.
or less, whereon, Matthdw Mitchell lived,
when in life, on the waters of Little River, in the 10th district of
orlglnull* Baldwin county, adjoining lands of Haygood nnd oth
ers, li t icd upon ax the property of Matthew Mitchell, to satisfy n
fi fa In favor of Thomas Gowdy, vs Thoma'B. Mitchell ailin'
lyti .
Watle and others, w hereon Samuel II. Wat«<.n lives, lev ied up
the property of said It. W'atson to (n»i.«fy sundry executions ad
gainst him in favor of Lancelot John: ton nnd Minion Hughes and
Martin Tomlin and others.
PM* acres of land, more i r less on Indian Creek, w hereon Kiah
Rutledge nnd Anderson Chntunnn now lives, in the 19th di«t. ol
originally Baldw in county, adjoining lands ot Liggon and others,
levied upon ns the property of Joshua Knight to satisfy sundry
executions against Joshua Knight and Kiah I’utledge in favor of
William Germany nuil Irwin nnd Bryan and others.
M. V. SPARKS, p. Sh'IT.
J ASPEIt Slierill ’s Sale. On the first
B ALDWIN .Sheriff's SaVes.—On the lirst' WA7IL1. lie sold on the first Tuesday in
Tuesday in AUGUST next, will be sold nt the court house : w V Sept-
yin AUGUST next, will be sold at the court house . w V September next, at the court-house in the town oi Ber-
Miliedgeville, Baldwin county, within the usual | rien, Dooly county, one lot of pine land, being lot No 3f», in the 5th
ie follow in*r»rojK*rty, to wit : I dist formerly Dooly now Pulaski county, tak»-u as the property of
.. ak nnd hickory land, more or lev*, adjoiuing land* John T. Goldsmith to satisfy Ids tax due forth* year 182b—tax due
of Z. Lamar and others, two negroes John a boy IK j ears old, and 1 I dollar 50 rent*. SILAS GRANHKHBV, T. G.
phens to satisfy a It f;i in favor ol David £lopton*vs *aid Stephtfiis. J A GREEABLE to au order of the Inferior
Two negroes Pompey fit),and Augustin 5t»years old,one waggon j
nnd gear, 4 horses, 200 bushels of corn, more or less, levied on as
the property of John Downer to satisfy a fi fc in favor of James
Thomas, lor the use of John McKinnie v* Timothy Bruen, John
Downer and Thompson Bird; property pointed out by Downer.
One house L lot In he town of MUlrugevillc, on Greene street,
at present occupied by CoL R. A. Blount, No not know n, levied on
n* the property of Michael O’Conner to satisfy costs upon fifas
from Washington Superiorcour; property pointe.1 out by Wm.
V. Hanwll S. BIVINS, Sh’ff.
At the same time, and place.
Onr negro woman named Rhoda 5G years old, and f*00 ncr< i of
land, more or |ess,n«Udining Ilyington and oteers, lovied upon ns
theproperty of Richard T. Lingo to satisfy a fi U in favor ol John
L. Jones, ex’or, k.'\ against Richard T. Ungo nnd John C. Jobn-
Rogers,dec’d. security
for John Wicker, to satisfy two fi fas issued liffun a justi- - s court in
favor of James and Hartley McCrary, ndin’rs. of Bartley McCra
ry, der’d.; pointed out by Stephens; returned to ine by John Cay,
constable.
All the Interest of Wm. U. Green In and to the estate of Alex
ander Green, dec’d, levied on to satisfy a fi fa in favor of John S.
Drummnn issued from a justices court against Wm. I* Green, and
returned to me by Janies Clark constable.
33 1-3 acre* of land, it being the dower of Susan Winter to 109
acres, part of lot No 171, in the 1st dist of Baldwin county, levied
on ns the projierty of John Winter to satisfy tv ft fn from a justices
rourt in favor of Isaiak Chapman ; returned tome by Wm. Hay,
constable.
One negro woman Finny, levied on as the property of Richard
CARLTON (i. SMITH. Ex’c
WINDER nil order of the Inferior court of
W-/ Washington county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will
he sold on the first Tuesday in September next, at the courthouse
in McDonough, Henry county, lot No 42, in the 3d dist of Henry
county, it being the real estate of Samuel Robison. Intent Wash
ington county, dec’d. SAMUEL ROB/SON, Ex’or.
W II.Lbesold on the tirfet Tuesday in
September next, within the usual hours of sale, at Zebu*
PETER WRIGHT, Adm’r.
F OUR months nfter date application will
be made to tbc Inferior court of Oglethorpe county, when
sitting fur ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lot Nor71, in the 8th
dist ot Coweta county,tlit; real estate of Jevse I). Ennis, dec’d.
may 2»i—w4in RKU BEN JORDAN. Adm’r.
R,'OUR months after date application will
JL be made to the Inferior court of Putnam county, sitting for
ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of Uesther
Walker, dec’d. LEROY SINGLETON, Adm’r.
Ol J R months nfter date application will
he made to the Inferior court of Putnam county, when sit*
ting for ordinary purposes, for leave tn sell the real estate of Ru-
rliel Lawson, dec’d. JAMES CONNER, Adin’r.
may 31—w4ni
S poi lt months after date application will
w ill he mnue to the Inferior court of Morgan county, w hen
hitting for ordinary purposes, for lease to sell all the real estate
ol Col. George Ilnrdaway, dec’d. situated in county of Morgan—
Also a tit he same time application will be made to sell a negro wo
man—All persons n-e required to file their objections, if any they
have- Hr.ay 12) ROBERT S. HARDAWAY, Adndr._
* jH)UR months after date application will
be made tn the Inferior court of Jefferson county, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate ol
Tuesday in AUGUST next, will besold nt the court house
in the town of Montirello, Jasper county, between the usual hours
of sale, the following property, to wit:
2H2 1-2 acres of land, more or less w hereon Thomas 1 Links now
lives, adjoining lands of Cook nnd others, and in the 17th district
of originally Bnhlwin now Jasper county, levied on as the prop
J ONES Sheriff's Sales.—On the first Tries-
day in AUGUST next, will lie sold at the court-house in
the town of Clinton Jones county, between th« u-unl hours of sale
the following property to wit:
50 acres ot land, whereon William Harkins now lives, adjoining
Finney and others, and one negro boy slave, nnmed Lewis, about
JO rears of age.tuken as the profNTty of sail William Horkiiw*, to
Satisfy seven executions In favor tit Eaton Flewellen, against
said ll irkin*. Jonathan Williamson and Cogdcii Homilten, levied
M:pn (4. Porter, to satisfy
Carson against lum.
One nagra slave, named Harry, aboutyears old, formerly the
pronerty of Rolwrt Cnithers, ami nil the Interest, right and title
of ThoimuCruUicrsanri Andrew Cruther . in <ai«t negro to lie sold,
tn satisfy one execution luftivor of Joseph McCollumand wile, ami
one other in favor of George Collins, hotJi against said Andrew
Gruthers, and one in favor of .said Juseph McCollumand wife,
against said Thomas Cruther* rmd John Hally.
One hay horse, 4 years old, taken a* the property of John White,
side, to satisfy one execution in favor of Ware and Harris, and ma
in favor of Fredrick Sbns and company acuinst him, the said
Whiteside.
One negro woman slave, named C.harry, nhout 83 year* old, and
her I children, Eli, nlmut Lucinda 3, and Amanda, 1 year oh],
taken as the property of Jesse Newby Sr. and James S. Newby,tn
satisfy one execution, In favor of Imlny and company, against Jesse
Newby, Sr. and Jam- ^|S. Newby, one in favor of Beckwith and
Atkinvno, against James S. Newby and Joseph SUtoa vi-rurity,
one in favor of Thomas Roquemore, agniust suid James S. New
by and Peter Gill «rrnrity. nnd one other in favor of Asa Cot,
pgalnst Jesse Newby, ^r. James S. Newby endorsor and Peter
GiU security; nil levied by a e.onstnble and returned tome.
Onanefro tlrl.tlnve,nnmed /.awe, about 11 years old, token
the property of Jixu tih McCollum,to satisfy nn execution in favor
of Mary Ann Bon aril, ugaiust said Joseph McColluin. Jr. Gondi-
tfirus Cash. THOMAS LEVJNOSTON, Sh’ff.
At the same place, on the lrf Tuesday in Aug.
11 nci^o slaves, one man named Reuben 25 years Old, woman
** r r hDd Jane 2 rears of age, woman Chloe 29,
John 2 years old and Urawford I
• «‘ rl Esther t, a boy Dirk 7, a girl Liza 14, and a I my
tunrtie 13years or nge, taken us the property of Elisha 7'nrv. r tit
samry an ptccurioti issued cii the foreclosure of a mortgage in
laror of James ItiUi >( p4ea against said Tnrver.
r tvr hud or horses, 0 head of mtUe, 2n houdofhrtgs, nnd
w lh ,'‘ l’ ro l , ‘T fv •Iwrt’Ph Ilrautlev to satisfy an va
cation ivuHd on the force Insure of n mortgage In favor of Holl
ander Allison < t. al. vs Thomas Hanks and John llanks; levied oi
table.
MARTIN COCHRAN, Sh’ff.
At the same time and place,
George A. II 111 now lives, levied on as his pro|M-rtv to' satisfy a ft
fain favor ol Juntos Smith fc Son v« said George A. Kill and other
fi fas vs said Hill; levied on and returned to me by n constable.
Go acres of land, more or less, in the liith dist formerly Baldwin
now Jasper cmjntv, adjoining lands of Jacob Hawk nnd others,
whereon John Wall now lives, lev h-d on ns the property of tlic saiu
Wall to satisfy a fi fn in favor of Abrahum Piles vs John Wall nnd
other fifas vs said Wall; levied on nnd returned by a constable.
2f>2 1-2 acres of land, more or less, in the llfth (list of formerly
Baldwin now Jasper counts - , ndjoiningtYancyand others, wbercon
Joseph Willson now lives, levied on ns the nrojwrty ofthe said Jo
seph Willson to satisfy a li fain favor of Allen G. Fnmbrough for
the use of Dnvi l Dixon vs Joseph Willson.
AU those lots and improvements in the town of Montlccllo, com
monly known ns the tan-yard lot adjoining Shorter Jz others, levi
ed on ns the property of Lemma Kirtley to satisfy two li fas in fa
vor of Beach i Thomas vs said Lemma Kirtley.
A. NEWTON, D. Sh’ff.
At the same time and place,
50acre., of land, more or les f , whereon James Rohinsnu no
lives, adjoining MeCorkle and other.-, in the; ilitli dist ot formerly
Baldwin now Jasper county, levied on as the property oftlrttestate
of Stephen G. Heard, dec’d. to satisfy a li fa in fuvor of Alten Mc
Clendon vs Thomas Hampton and William Gilmore, ex’orsaf Ste-
pheu O. Heard, dec'd.
One house and lot in Monticello, w hereon William Hitchcock
now lire*, levied on ns his properly to satisfy sundry ft fas from a
justices court in favor of Ilronsnn k. Mills bearer and others vs
il Majors Henderson; levied und returned
Haws, ex’or.of Clohornellnws, dec’ll, to satisfy sundry ft fas from
a justices in favor of John L. Blackburn nnd otheri; returned to
me by It. Doles,constable.
202 1-2 acres of land,lot No 251, ond 202 1-2 acres lit No 230, in
the 1st district of Baldwin county, lying on tin* waters of Fishing
creek, levied on to satisfy a fi f'n issued on the forecloiure of a mort
gage in favor of t he Hank of Dnrien against David R. Mdchcll and
wife; the property pointed out in snld mortgage li fii-
WILLIAM ORTGG.P. Sh'ff.
P ULASKI Sheriff ’s Sales.—On the first
Tuesday in AUGUST next, will be sold nt the cour-liouse
in the town of Hartford, 1‘nlaski county, vvitliin the usual hours
of sale, the following property, to wit:
One uegro woman mimed Knncy, levied on as the property of
Joseph B. Bryan to satisfy sundry ft fas in favor of Henry W. Finn,
adin'r. and Nance Taylor, ndm’x. on th*- estate of Ezekiel Taylor,
der’d. V* Joseph II. Bryan,Thomas Mr<iriffnud lUx Arrington,anti
other ft fas, William Dnnalsott mitl James Brown, executors of
John Donnlson, dee. vs Joseph R. Bryan L Willis B. Reeves, levied
upper half of lot or fraction No 401. situate, lying nnd being in the
21st diftof formerly Wilkinson now l’ulask 1 county, levied on ns
property of Samuel Jones to satisfy n fi fu in favor of Nelson Clay
ton,guardian of JohnJones A: Sarah Ann Jones, vs Samuel Jones;
property pointed out by the plaintiff.
I’OSTI’ONED SALK.—56 bales of ginned Cetton, nnd the fol
lowing tract* or lots of land, viz: lots No 340, 311.321. nnd one lot
No not known,adjoining Colson nnd Giistrap.each lot containing
202 1*2 nrrrs, more or less, in the 21st dist of formerly Wilkinson
1'ulnski county, lots No 302, 350, nnd fraction No 357, each
whole lot containing 202 1-2 acres,more or lcs«,4<V>acrcs being two
lots Nos not known, ndjoinim; Horne and Roach’s land, one half a
lot living part of lot No 320, adjoining Sutton and others, one lot
containing 2021-2 acres, more or less, No not known, adjoining
lands with Chaired and others, one halfa lot adjoining Blackshcar
Bryan and others. No rot known, all in the 21tli dist of formerly
Wilkinson now Pulaski county, also the following lots, viz: lot No
l.ln square letter G, lot No 8, square letter O.and No 2, in square
Ihe town of Hartford, nil levied on i.s the property of
•ksheur to satisfy afi fit in favor of Archibald li. Ridley
survivor of A. II. Ridley and wife vs Joseph Blackshcar, William
Hamilton,Blackshcar Bryan, Neill Monroe, executors of Elijah
Blackshcar, dec’d.
litl 1-4 acred of land, whereon BlarksheaT Bryan now lives, No
not known, nnd lot M acres, No not known, whereon William
Shipp formerly lived, lev led on ns the property of Blachdhenr
Bryan to satisfy afi lii in favor of Aschihnld II. Ridley surv ivor of
A. B. Ridley and wife v« Joseph lllarkshcnr, William Hamilton,
'* lackshear Bryan,Neill Monroe, executors of Elijah Blackshcar,
•r’d.; all the above property pointed out bv A. II. Ridley.
Two negroes, vizt Siam about 40, nnd Allen about 20 years of
age, levied on as the property of John Dees to satisfy sundry ft fa
issued from Twiggs justices court in favor of William Solomon v:
John Dees principal and II. I I. Tarver endorser; levied on am
returned to me by J«hu Anderson, constable. Terms cash.
JAMES II. WARREN, Sh’ff.
O glethorpe sheriff’s saic.—Onthe
first Tuesday in AUGUST next, will be sold nt the court
house in the town of Lexington, Oglethorpe county, within the
usual hours of sale, the following property, to w it.
110 acres of Innd, more or les«, on the waters of Bigg Creek, ad
joining John Christopher and others, nlsoone negro boy about 12
yenrsold, by the name of Floyd, levied onus the property of Da
vid Christopher to satisfy a fi fa in fuvor of John Doe Kxcden nnd
William Rntehsordvx Richard Roe and Green Conncl and David
Clirlstoper Co. defendant
■TNDER an order ot' the Interior court ot
Greene county, when sitting for ordinary purpose, will
lie sold on th»* first Tuesday in September next, at the court-house
in snld county, c».j tract of land lying in said county, adjoining
We«t, Jane* and others on the head W itters of Town creek", it be
ing part of the real estate of Charles Reck, dec’d. containing J Go
acres, more or less, whereon said dec’d. lived.
Also on the same day atthc court-house in Monroe county, one
lotol Innd, No 191, in the 3d dirt of said county. All sold its the
real estate of Charles Peck, dec’d. Sold for the benefit of the heirs
and creditors of said dec'd.
july 7 JAMES CULBERSON, Adm’r.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in
September next, at the court-house in Putimm county, by
order of the Inferior court of Wilkinson county, lot of laud No 188,
in the 10th dist originally Baldwin county, ns the property of Nan
cy .Moss, dec’d. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
soul dec'd. Terms on the day.
IRVIN SUTTON.
july7—*DAVID WILLIAMS,
O N the first Tuesday in October next, will
lie sold at the court-house in Wilkinson rountr, ore tract of
land, lying in said county, consisting ol 20? 1-2 acres, well impro
ved, and having* cotton gin and grist mill going by water. 'I he
wholcof the land will he sold together. But only 152 1-2 acres ol
the Innd nnd half r,f the mill and gin belong to the estate of Mil-
fair Whitehurst, dec’d. The remainder of the land, and the other
half of the mill and gin are the property of the subscriber, but will
A GKEEAULE to an order of the Inferior
is. court of Jasper county, when sitting for ordinary i
Ac- -cable tolheexecutorsof Francis Boykin, tier’d, will be sold
Jill 1-4 acres of land, with good improvements thereon, adjoining;
Broddus and Guthbert.nlltbe above named property belonging to
the estate of Jesse W. Boykin,der’d. Sold for the legatees und
c’d. Terms on the day.
JOHN SAMPLE,Adm’r
first 'I
■ T N DEK an order of the Inferior court ol
Morgan county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will he
*o\d at the court-house door in Madison, in said county, on the
■sday in Augustnext, one lot of land, known by No 378, i
the4thdist of originally Baldwin now Morgan county, containing
202 1-2 acres, adjoining Me Cowan, Deane nnd others. Also, two
negro women, namely, Jin nry 35 or 40 years old, Hannah about 20
years old, being the real and personal estate of Isaac Veazy,
dec’d. who was nn orphan of Ezekiel Veazy, dec’d. Sold for the
A greeable to an order of the Inferior
court of Taliaferro county, while sitting for ordinary pur
poses, a tract of lard in said county u ill besold on the first Tues
day in August next, nt the court-house in said county, between
the usual hours of sale, it being the real estate ol James llrynn.
W ILL be sold at the court-house in Bn-
ker county, on the first Tuesday in August next, lot No
3>5, in the 3d district of formerly Early now Baker county, to be
sold pursuant to an order of the Inferior court of Putnam county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, as the real estate of William
w
ILL be sold at the court-house in Ma-
dison, Morgan county,on the first Tuesday in October
xt,250 acres o f land, more or less, lying in *aid county,being the
real Htato of William S. Beasley, dec’d. on the waters of Sbugar
creek, ad joining Henry and Benjamin Brown nnd others, being the
place whereon the deceased formerly lived, with nn excellent
,. Ult _ , r vit-«i on |' tram still. To besold in terms of the Inst will and testument of
Iti.fi n ii fn In fnvnr ol docU Term, rraulo known on thcrii
.Tofin ld. Sim, v,k!ljjnh Kent nrnlWIlHnm Mel Jtuil.lln security ’
I 2t*2 1-2 acres of Innd. l
lives, in the 16th dist. formerly Baldwin
adjoining Estes nnd lands belonging to the estate of Isutic McC....
don, dec’d. anti others, together with 1 row V yearling and 1 sti*nr
lev led on as the projmrty of Win. Hutchison to satisfy a fi fa in fa
vor of Allen McClendon va Win. Hutchison.
One negro man mimed George ul*out33 years old, one negro wo
man named Milly nhout 30 years old,and one negro woman named
Jlfluy, about 40years old, one lot in Monticello, containing one
•»cri*, uioreorhss, with a gin home and40 saw gin, rut. ug gear,
to. thereon, 4 herses one yoke i
r to satisfy an ex-
i -i. i." ’ «» uiuri'”—
yvmia Bi a.itley against sold Joseph Brantle
HBNJAMfw TRAPP, D. Sh'ff.
ptll'NAM Sheriff’s Sab:. Oif the first
■ Tuestlay in AUGUST next, will be sold nJ the cmirt-house
»n too town of rwitoiiton, Putnam cnauty, within the usual hours
01 Mle, the fulhnvlng property, to u It:
One imobpy by the imiue of Levi, levied on a* the property ol
Avlngton l’lieljis to satisfy a ft fn in favor of K. McKenzie k Co.
, w ^ rd **' I'wDit’s luterest iu a tract of land Wing ou Crooked
creek, known as the Hill.Utoro tract adjoining John Davenport ami
< thers, levied on as the prol>ertyo| Edward E. Taunt to sati fy
Mindry fi fas fromajusficc-s court in fav.-r of John E. Morrow ;
levy made and returmM by a couRtahh*.
At » cre J*'» f ‘•« , Ji n ^ , ‘l“ r h *«! l lyinR on Little River. nd> doing
Elliott end others, le-icd on ns the property uf John Morgan to sal
fisfy sundry fi fa* in invnr of the lulin’rs. ot William Griinmett.
*3'sJoua Morgan and John Hagnn securityon the May, and
Other fi fas vs said Morgan ; levy made anil returned by a constable.
One negro girl by the name «»t Lurimly, levied on as U»e property
rf Henry Jones, cVor. of Ephraim Jones, dec'd. to satisfy live fi fas
l rom a justice* court in favor of Samui4 iYursuu; levy made and
l cl'jraed by a constable.
One net;ro girl by tlw* n<viw of Chancy, leviod on a* the property
rf Manning D. Hill to satisfy a li fa In favor of Itidiert Bledsoe, and
(Pther fita* v* Manuing D. Hill; levy made and returned by a cou
rt e Mi*.
50 acres of land, more or lest, the same f*eint a part of the trart of
tint] whereon Richard Kill Patrick now lives,lev led on iu. the prtv
petty of William Vardanvao to satisfy a fi ta infavor of John Ells
worth and assigned ta Reuben Vining vs William Vox daman; levy
m id* und returned hy a constable.
One negro !*oy by the name of Tom, levied on as the property of
A-.a Martin*o satisfy sundry fi fas in favor of the adin'rs. of F.
Ward, dec'd. vs Asa Martin and Daniel II. Zacbery ; levy made
au J returned by a ronstahle.
.V55 acres of land, more or less, whereon Jolui A. Cuthlart for
m»rly lived, adjoining bind* of John G. Lutnsdcn and others, levl*
A. r• itbbert to satisfy a fi fn in favor
and aligned to Allftird Clopton vs
of hind, including the
eil on
to^satisfy afi fa in favor of Jo,
TIIO. HARDEMAN, Sh’ff.
At the same place, on the 1st Tiu dap in Sept.
Four negroes, Scott about year< ohl.Itosannn 23 years, Acgy II
'■ears, Jackson W years o\d,»|evi«*«l on vs the property of John H.
Walker .dec’d. to satisfy a mortgngc ft fa in favor of Joel Wuiker
v i Jolui y*Mton, udm’r. of John li. Walker, dec’d.
One neg-u Imv by the name of Wash alia* Washington, lev ied on
ns Che property of John R. Sluhonc to satisfy u mortgage it fa in
favor of Cook k Van Wngcuen.
THOM.VS HARDEMAN, Sh’ff.
'tm/TLK.lNSON Sheriff’s Sales.—On the
▼ w first Tuesday in AT’GUST next, w ill t>v*oM at the rourt-
house in the tow nof Irwintun, Wilkinson county, between the usu-
. f Welcome A!
John A.Cu'hbert.
SamuelCrafton’s interest in
[•and 4<i _
deers anil curt, one jersev
r _ .. ... the property ol Cornelius ii.
■ erhitne. and rtnc home fttli! lot Jit *zJoutlcello at present occupi
ed hy CofotH'l Smith, A; Co. for n HtorC, U’vjed on ns the property
of Franklin llwvw, all levied nn to sui.'fy u u fa in favor of
William S. Miller, L Co. vs Hen ey and Terhune.
101 !-4 acres of laud, more or less, whereon Lewis II. rye now
lives, ndjobilng Thomas Clay and others, In the 10th dist. of for
merly Baldwin now Jasper county, levied onus the property of
Samuel Clay, to satisfy afi fa in favor of James WhiUield, vs Sam
uel Cluy. WILLIAM II. FRITCHETT, D. Sh’ff.
ITWIGGS SlierilV’s Salt'. On the first
...... .. . - the 27th dist.
originally \\ UWinson now Twiggs county, levied onus tiu* pru-
perty of Garri*on Col»b to satisfy execution* issued from a magis
trates court in fuvor of Joshua Ryu!; levy (made and returned by
constable.
101 1 t nrres of land, Soutli Knrt half of lot No 76, in the’JIlh
dist formerly Wilkinson now Tw iggs county, levied on a* the pro
perty of Jeremiah Darby to satisfy afi fa issued from a magis
trates court in fuvor of James Lunsford ; levy ntude and returned
hy a constable.
kno’
. in the
county, the place w firrvon Martha Hatcher now lives,' adjoin
ing Sunders> unu ami William J. Turvln, to satisfy a fi fu issued
from a magistrates court in favor of Samuel Taylor vs James aud
Martha Hatcher; levy made nnd returned by a constable.
150acres laud part of lot No 201, also 2t>21-2 acres lot No 202, the
place whereon llardy I’ace now lives, both in the 25th dist Wil
kinson now Twiggs county, levied on the property of Hardy Pure
to satisfy sundry ft fas issued from a magistrates court in favor of
M illiain Solomon, William Barrow, Janies Solomon, William Al
britton, Freeman Finch, anil White/* 11 issell; levy made nnd re
turned by a constable.
100 acre* of land In the 25th dist. Wilkinson now Twiggs county,
adjoining William Hamilton ami others, under the incumhmnce
of a widow’s dower, also a negro woman nnmed Judr about 45
year-1 Id, levied onus the projarty of Ephraim Daniel to satisfy
execution* issued from a magistrates court in favor of T. <;. Holt,
Wm. M. k It. It Tarver, nnd William Solomou; lev y made and re
turned hy a constable.
87acres of land, part of lot No 21:1, in the 25th dist Wilkinsor
nbw Twiggs county, the place whereon John Churchwell now
lives, levied on as the property of John Ghurehwell to satisfy fi fn*
issued from a magistrates court in favor of Henry Solomon and J,
Kojunnn, lev y made aud returned hy n constable.
2i negroes Mdly a woman about 20 years old, und her child Har
riett about 1 month old, Isaac a boy nbout 4 years old, Ellick a boy
5, Ann n girl 2, Edmund a boy 4, Lottya girl2, Susan a girlfi, Ahnun
a boy 14, Jniiunrynboy 13, Mariubn girl-’, Joe a man if», Carricole
u iiinn4*\ Bill ninan 2i, Charles a man 2«>, Dock a man 17, Mime a
woman 25, J inner a woman 111, Liner ft*, lliram i),nnd Frank about
8 rear* old, abn’2021-2 acres land, lot the No not known, in tho‘2.0th
dUt. adjoining land* of Dunwoody and Tarver, and 20‘2 t-'2 acres
in tlie2Bh «li‘t Wilkinson now Twiggs countv, the place whereon
Robert Glenn now lives, adjoining Tarver and Hunter, all levied
on as the property of Robert Glei.a to satisfy oxevutions ui favor
of the Bunk of Darien.
A negro man nnmed Joe, levied on as the property of Rolicrt
Gienn to satisfy sundry flfo*is«ued from a magistrates court in fa
vor Irt» E- Dupree, Thos.L Parker. Uirhard Smith, Williuin II.
Dupree, Ralston L Jones, und William Solomon ; levy made and
Jturnrd by a constnble.
One »>ay horse, about d ye. • « old, levietl on ns the property rtf
*'' ’ urge Riv
the 27th district of Wilkinson county,adjoining lauds ot White
hurst and others, lev ied on a* the projH-rty of James l'owell to
j*timV a fifa in favor of the state.
l*»i 1-1 acres, more less, inth'.* lilt dist. of said county adjoining
fSndsof Baldwin Grey and other*, wbercon Allen Ethridge now
lives, well improv ed, levied on a* the property of James Grey to
satisfy n fi fa tu favor of the state.
292 1-2 Acres of land*, more nr less, in the 5th dist. rf snhl coun
tv adjoining Und* Of William P Brown and other> f No. not known
1> vied on as the property of William llatron to«ausfy n ti fa
from a justices court in f.tVor of Is*vno Hall for flic u.-o of John
Mayo vs William Batson,levy made uml rrturnedto me br n con-
x*4»ie. JOHN RILEY, Sh’ff.
At the same time and place.
< the property of Jonathan Mat-
i No. 275 in the 23d dist. in Mid
aunty, to satisfy four fi fa* issued from a justites court in fuv or tn
Mr. I lews an Jolliers, levy made and returned to me bv n roostahle,
JAMES RUSH, D. Shfi:
C 2J.REENE Sheriff’s Sale.—On tlio first
M Tuesday in AUGI’ST next, willl*e sohl at the eourt-bou*«-
• n the town of Grv iie^tvorougli, Greene county, wrtluu the u>ual
Lours of sale, the following property, to wit •
Two ncxrn women, one t»y the name of Frunkey about 3> year-
of aee, ami Ancky a*>out ZS years nt age, levied on as the nroiH rty
ot Beverly Slaughter to satisfy a ft falu fav or of Rtli y U Shields \*-
:aM Slaughter.
Two negroe»,towlt: one bv the name of Charles about Id years
* f age, and Artimitcr a girl ai*o«t 10 years of age, levied on as the
p ."pertv of Samuel U iusktt to >utbfy a fi fi in favor of Joel Hurt
' v said Winslet,
>t 255IT*/®! 11 " m!U ‘np
..f I.uc;
*i«i"u u«tbeproj^rtyof/fekson Moor. .....
•r ct Noland R. l>*w is v s said Mnnrc.
, TS’wnnnby the name of Milly 1/ v*»evl on as tie* proper
j; " , *■ • bi n- to satisfy sundry li fa* ill Ihvor of A. Perklm
J vy made and returned to me by a constable.
GEDIIGK DAWSON. D. Shit
TJTHOM.VS Slieriff's Sule. On the first
ir’eT. ! r.i .oldatihrrourt-In.
Ir. tor iohii of Thoina.vUJr Tlwo.n. catuur. within the u-
•l.7ilif.'t- on, N> in
tin IxthdiS-oruot d.y V.arl) now thonuuoouutv b-vietl on a*- 1
prop-ny of A. Moldcy tosatifiv- a fiu in favor nib r,o
,>’«r,-- of hind. N.UT., in u.j Vi Adi",
1 nnm*. < mint’. ho,i-d <m AS tL- j.rojr.rty of ChrUlilVrnahl.
iMUtyali In inihvoroi W dhaa tuuinVinan'l on n ' ’
1-Osri’ON'Kn S.tLR—taaarrw of load Noll?
•'rttimjly Irwin r"* '
«.f Georgia,%ih Regiment; Jevn ,
ihyaroiMubl.
D Sh’ff.
John W. Rariiw .11 to satisfy exevmion^ in favor of
John Jones and others.
A negro man named Jim, levied on ns the property of Hardv
Pareto satisfy executions, one in fuvor of the Bunk of Darien anil
one in favor of Joseph Kopnian k Co.
One house and lot adjoining James Wimberly and David Jnnii-
s *n,ut present occupied hy Samuel Stanford, and another lot lying
immediately hack and adjoining Wimberly, occupied by Doct. A.
P. Crowfonl ns u garden, al«o a quarter arcrc lot, adjoining E. ^ \\.
Young,aud A. L. Kuw-ell's lot, nil in the tow nof Marion, levied on
as the property of Joseph Morgan ft* satisfy a fi fa l«Mied from
magistrates court in fuv or of OvvcnC. Fori vs Ambrose llaberui
Albert G. Clopton,ndm’r>. to the estate of Joseph Morgan, dec
lev v made hy u coustahV.
2021-2 no re* land, KB 1 I acres part r
acres part of lot No3i», they being Ute Wt
tracts in the 28th dist originally Wilkins*
levhsion as the property of lliram Sledge
of King D. Wall. ’
ROBEU L liGDGKS, Sh'ff.
D
E U VLB ShentTs Salcs.-
At the same place, on the 1st Tuesday in Sept.
Thrcenegroes, Jim a lellow, Gmce a woman and Emma n girl
levied on to.-atotv a fi faibsuedon the foreclosure of u morteag
mt.ivorot lhiuiei W. Shine vs William Farm’ll, Benjamiu Far
neU inti Joel Sherrard. ROBERT UOlXiES. Sh’.T.
On tlic lirst
AUGUST next, will be sold .at the Court
house in the tow’n of Decatur, Do llulb county, within the usual
hnurv of sale, tite follow ingpnqirrty, to wit:
One lot of land, No311, in the td u «i»st of originalb Gwinnett
now Re Kalb county, levied ou a* the property "t John Woodall
to MitUt'y n fi fa in fovor of J<*<cph ll Bratliy for the u.*e of It. D.
Thomson against said Woodall.
One road w aggon ard one pair harne.v.lev ied on as the proper
ty of John Utterly to satisfy a ti fain fovor of Jonuthan Skeen, for
the use of Kellogg, Sanford & Co.
One grey horse, lev ied on n« tne property ol Edmund Strmvrc to
aMtephen Uromby, for the uro of William
I'd on ns the property of
Philip Gatewood to satisfy afi fu in favor of D. Smith k Co. against
Jame- tv B.Thomas and Philip Gntcwnod ind '«er.
A lease, levied on as the nroi*ertyn| Robert t'asey, supposed to
l*e 20 acres. It being part or lot No’230, in the J8th dist of originally
Henry now De Kalb county, to satisfy sundry fi fas obtained in ii
Mi«tice* court infavor of William Sailers, for the use of John Bor
ders: levied on anti returned to me by a Cuustahle—w hich len c is
for the ensuing throe ^ ear*
All of lot No 182, In the 18th dist of originally lienry row l)e Kalb
roimty,except M acres in the North East corner, levied on a* the
proiu-riy of EUjah Graham to satisfy »uud.y fi fa* issued from n
justices court in favor of Jacob Delk ; projierty pointetl out bv
Stephen l)elk : lev led on and returned to me t»y n constable.
One lease for t’ roe years on lot No 187, In the 17th dirt originally
Henry now De Kalb county. U vietl on h* the nronertr of \N illiam
P. Foster to satisfy one ft fa in favor of Ellis E. Gresham; levied
on and returned to tut by constable.
JOHN BROWN, Sh'ff.
One gray mnre, levied on os the property of William MrLnugh-
, one sorrel horse, one sorrel mare, and one bay mare, levied
property of Elijah Kent,all levied
JinM. Sim* vs Elijah Kent nnd Wil
appeal; McLaughlin’s pointid out hy John M. Sims, and Kent's by
himself.
POSTPONED SALE.—110 acres of land, mere or less, on the
waters of Little River, adjoining Samuel Brook and others, levied
onus the property of John Swanson to satisfy a fi fa i«su«*l on the
foreclosure of a mortgage in fuvor of John Beasley, ndm'r of Tohn
P. Beasley,dec’d.; property pointed out in the mortgage fi fn—
Conditions cash. WM. LUMPKIN, Sit’d*.
At the same time and place,
One negro fellow by the name of Hall. 1 sorrel mare, 1 carding
machine,and 1 falling leaf table, levicdonus the property of Miles
Smith to satisfy sundry executions in fuvor of I’enchy It. Gilmer
anil others vs Miles Smith; property pointed out by defendant.
of land, more or less, in said county, on the waters of
the Buffalo Fork of Long creek, adjoining Mr«. North and other*,
in the possession of George Smith nnd John Lattimer, levied onus
theproperty of John B. Smith to satisfy litre .' executions, one in
favor of ThomnsJ.StampsvsJohn II. Smith, transferred to John
Sim*, one ill favor of Henry Bailey, surviving payee vs John 11.
Smith and John PInrd* man, and one in favor of Henry Bailey, sur
viving obligee vs John Hardeman and John H. Smith, resold hy an
order of the honorable Inferior court of said county. Conditions
cash. BRITTON STAMPS, D. Sh’ff.
At the same place, nn ,7ic !.*< Tuesday in Sept
Joe a fellow -Ml years old, Abraham 43, II;M125» Jim 21, Stokes 23,
Green 17, Charles 11, Abrafnm a boy 11,Nan v'O'mher three chil
dren Jinny 1), John* ui 10, Jordanft, Lucy 45, and her 4
children Munervu, Loubut, Nnncy and Lyda, Patience S3, rt’ , dflpr j
n Anthony, Sidney, Eliza uml Charles, Hannah 2f>, and her 2
children Julian and Marshal, Dilsey 23, and her infant child, Lethn
13, nnd her child Sarah Ann, Dinah 20 and her infant child, Queen
19, Rose Ifi, Emily 14, Harriet 13, and Jane 0 years old, all levied on
us the property of John Hardeman to satisfy nn execution In favor
of Burvvull I’ojhj vs John Hardeman, issuedon the foreclosure of a
mortgage ; property pointed out in the mortgage fi fa.
BRITTON STAMPS, D. Sh’ff.
At ihe same place, on the 1st Tuesday in Aug
bout 25 years old, 1 negro boy Davy nbou
mules, 4 beds, bedsteads and furniture, 2-
chairs, 1 side-board, i bureau, 1 secretary, 9 head cattle, 14 hogs, l
gin nnd runniug g*'er, 1 threshing machini', 1 two horse waggon, 2
curtain bedsteads, household and kitchen furniture, consisting of
knives aud forks, plates, tlishes, howls, jugs, jars, set of china
ware, candle sticks amt irons, fender, shovel and tongs, curtain
pins, window curtains, bod clothes, trunks, chest, safe, pots nnd
ovens, pails, tubs, glass-ware of all kinds, carpets, hearth rug-,
looking glasses, tables, flower pots, waiters, biead travs, coflee
pots, tea pots, silver spoons, silver ladle, snufler trnys nun snuffers,
' d other articles too t' “ ' ' *
John Hardeman to
deman vs John Hardeman, 1:
property pointed out hy the mortgage fi fu.
E
BRITTON STAMPS, D- Sh’ff.
^ AitLY Sheriff's Sul os On the first
Tuesday iu AUGUST next, will I* sold nt the court-house
inthctowuof Blakely, Early county, w ithin the usual hours of
sale, the following property, to w it:
*’■ negroes namely, Charlott, a woman, about 23 years old,
a hoy, about 10, Dick, a boy, 7 years
4 upon as the pro-
Ellzaa girl, about 13, Hem r. rr
old, and Gilly, a girl, about 5 years old.ull lei
perty of C area Freeman, to satisfy a fita Ismu . .... .
sure of a mortgage, in favor ol John llrewfter, agaiust said Free
man; property pointed out in said Mortgage.
SOLOMON V. WILSON, Sh’ff.
J ONES Sheriff's Sales. On the first
Tuesday in AUGUS1 next, will he snhl at the court-house
In tlic town of Clinton, Jones- county, within the usual hours
bale, the follow ing projierty, to wit:
M acres of land,more or less, itbelng that part of lot Nn 131,
t’.ieHh dirt formerly Hahlw in now Jones county, which fell to A ..
IOilantls In the division of said hind, adjoining the lands of Thos.
Woolfolk, Mary Sumner anti others, levied on as the property
Samuel W. Whitworth to satisfy two fi fas,one in favor of \V vail
Singleton, mid one in favor of Charles J. .McDonald, both against
said Whitworth.
One negro woninn named Alice, levied on tu .he property of John
Holliday to satisfy nn execution in favor of John W. Carrington
aguinrt.-u/tl Holliday CHARLES It. EATON, I). Sh’ff.
P OSTl’t ).N Hi fSA LE—(>n the first Tiic5
day in AUGUST next.'will he sold at the court-bou. 1
the town of Milledgiville, Ijildwin county, between the usual
hours of sale, the following property, to w it.
One lot of land, No. 174 in the 5ih tiist. of formerly Wilkinson
now BaUlwin county.roiitidniug 202 1-2 acres, more or less, levied
on os the property oi Abram Golding, to satisfy a fi fa from Bal
dwin Superior court, in favor ol the Administrators efp. F. Jail-
let, dec’d. vs said Golding, property pointed out bv the Adminis
trators. S. BIVINS, Su’ff.
w
n il LL be sold on the first Tuesday in Au-
"list next, at the court-house in Carroll county, lot No.
21U, in the 5th distof said county, being the balance of the real
estate of John Miles, dec’d. Tone sold for the benefit of the heirs
and creditors ot said dec’d. Terms cash.
ABRAM MILES,)
tI3 WM. MII.KS, t'- 1 "'
INDEH an order of the Inferior court of
’ Morgan county, when sitting forordinnry purposes, will lie
-old on the first Tuesday in August next, at Lawrenrevillr, in
(»w innett county, one lot of land, No 1 11, in the 7th district ol
said comity ; also lot No 2G9, in the 2d dist of Habersham county,
and lot No 259, in the 4thdistof Irwin county. Sold lor the twne-
fit of the heirs and creditors ol William Simmons, late of Morgan
countv, der’d. Terms made known on the day
ALEX. M.
june If—2d* BIDDY SI
UNDER an order of the Inferior court of
SOl- - « ,
... Milledgcville, all the land in the county of Baldwin, and a house
and lot inthetownof MUletlgeville, belonging to the estate ol Obe
dience Low, dec'd. Sold for the benefit of the legatees,
june ifi JAM£3 3?KAN. Adm'f,
F OUR months after date application will
be made to the Inferior court of Morgan county, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes, foi h avetoscll the real estate of John
Clinard,dec’d. (june 23) 11. F. GOSS, Adin’r.
1 J4 OUR months after date application will
he made to the Inferior court of Morgan county, when
concerned will please take i
may 5 ELKAZKR LOCKWOOD. Adm’r.
I ^OUR months after date application will
he made to the Inferior court of Wilkinson county, when
•*itlii.gf'iroi-diu:iry purjioros for leave to sell all the real estate of
Ambrose Murphey, late of said countT, dec’d.
may 12 SALLY MURPHEY, Adm’x.
I jtOUR months after date, application will
be made to the Inferior rourt of Putnam county, when
chad Stinson, dec’d
ZACHARIAII EDMONDSON Adm’r
F OUR months after date application • ill
lie made to the Inferior court of Pulaski county, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes, for leave
Daniel Regan, dec’d.
GREEN BROWN. Ex
MARY REGAN, Ex’x
JOSEPH REGAN. Ex
F OUR months after date application will
he made to the Inferior court of Putnam county, when
sitting fur ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of Ro
bert Patrick, dec’d. for the benefit ofthe heirs,
may 31—wlm U ATI IA RINK PATRICK. A.lm’x.
F OUR months after date application will
be made to the Inferior court of Morgan county, when sii-
minors of John Freeman, doc
ELIZABETH FREEMAN. Guard;*
F OUR months after date application will
he madetothe Inferior court of Greene county,when sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of William
Anderson, fate of said county, dec’d.
may 31—w4m THOMAS ANDERSON. Adm’r.
F OUR months after date 'application will
he made to the Inferior court of Walton county, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a part or all ofthe
land and negroes belonging to the estate of John II. Bcardin, dec’d
for the benefit of the creditors of said dec'd.
BENJAMIN HAMMOCK. Adm’r.
June 13 SARAH BEARDIN. Adm’r.
F OUR months after date application will
he made to the Inferior court of Oglethorpe county, when
silting forordinnry purpose
sell all the real estate
WM. VARNER. Ex’c
F OUR months after date application will
be made to the Inferior court of De Kalb county, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lot No 3W, in the Dth
dist of formerly Henry now Walton county, which was drawn hy
the orphans of James I,. Perry. Sold for the benefit of said or-
pltnns. (may 2fi) SIMEON SMITH, Guardian.
I jSOUR months after date application will
he made to the Inferior court of Greene county, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell lot No 233, in the 10th
dist of Carroll, also lot No 72, in the 22th dist originally Muscogee,
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the estate of Thomas
Fntnhrnugh, dec’d. JOHN WARD. Ex’nr.
may 2(5 in right of his wife
A FTER the expiration of four months, ap-
plication will he made to the Inferior court of Oglethorpe
r Huff, late of said county, dec’d.
A FTER the expiration of four months, ap-
Xm. plication will hr made to the Inferior court of Jasper coun
ty, while sitting for ordinary purposes, lor leave to sell the real
estate of William L. Wade, dec’d.—Also at the same time applica
tion will be made to sell a negro man, all for the benefit ofthe
heirs and creditors of said dec’d.
june 23— 1 fi 10 ROBERT O. DALE, Ex’or.
U NDER an order of the Inferior court of
Putnam county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will he
sold on the first Tuesday in August next, at Eatonton, in Putnam
comity, one tract of land, containing 200 acres, more or less, be
longing to the t*rtate of John II. Walker, dec’d. ndjoining lands of
Polly Clements and others, near Whitehead's Bridge. Terms will
he a enilit until the 25th Dec. 1029—Small notes with good security
iunc 80 JOHN KF.NNDN. Adtn’r.
I TNDER on order of the Inferior court of
J Baldwin county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, will
be sold on Tuesday the 5th day of August next, at the court-house in
Milledgeville, 150 acres of land, part of lot No 152, in the 1st dist of
Baidu in county, the property of John King, tie
WINN!FRED KING, Ex’x
W IEIi he sold at the court-house in ilous
ton county, on the first Tuesday in August next, one lot
ol land, No 233, in the foth dist of said county, containing 202 l-’2
acres, more or less ; for cash.
Also, on the first Tuesday in September next, subject to tin* w i
dow’s dower, will he sold at the court-house iu Warret county, 90
ncresof land,tnorc or less, adjoining William Sell, John Hays and
others, on the waters of Uhilcfrrs’ Creek. Sold hy order of the In
ferior court of Warren county, when sitting for ordinary purpo
ses, as the real estate ot Joint M Wilson, for the benefit, kr.
may 12 IJP.NHY WII.SON, Adm’r.
A GKEEAliLE to an order of the Inferior
court of Morgan county, when sitting for ordinary purpo
ses, will ho sold in Madison, in said comity, on the first Tuesday
in August next, 101 1-1 acres of land, lying in said county, on the
waters of Sugar creek, adjoining binds of Milligan, Allison and
others, being the real estate of David G. Hardw ick, dccenscd.—
Sold for the benefit ofthe heirs.and creditors. Terms on the day.
C. R. ZAC HUY, Adm’r
may j2 PATS BY HARDWICK, Atlm’.x.
jTNDER an order of the Inferior court of
Morgan county, when sitting forordinnry purposes, will he
sold on the first Tuesday in August next, at the court-house door
in Troup county, lot No307,intli»' 5th dist of Troup county, con
taining 202 1-2 acres, being the real estate of John Sandefur, dec’d.
Also, at the same time at the court-house door in Madison.agree-
ble to the authority aforesaid, one back lot, situate in the towuof
Madison, containing one half acre, ndjoining the lot of Sion Boon
and the stable lot belonging to the estate of John Sandefur, dec’d.
being the real estate of said dec’d. Sold for the benefit of the cre
ditors. Terms made known ou the dnv.
may 12 JOHN DUPREE, Adm’r.
O N the lirst Tuesday in August next, will
be sold before the court-house door at Hartford in Pulaski
county, lot of land No 143. in tlie 15th district originally Wilkinson
now Pulaski county ; also lot No 15(5, in the lGtli district originally
Wilkii.son now Pulaski county, ns part of the real estate of Jutne
Hall, late of Hancock county, dec* 1 " ’ ’' ‘ ‘ ••---•
heirs and creditors ot -aid dec’d. 1
may 5 JOHN
THOMAS. Surv’g. Adm’r
w
July t
ILL be sold at tlic court-house m I)oo-
ly county, on the first Tuesday tn SEPTEMBER next,
the follow ing lots of laud, or so much thereof us will satisfy the
Lax for 1826, together with all cost.
*2"2 1-2 lien's pine laud, No 48, in the 11th dist Dooly county, also
78 1-2 acres pine land, No 187, in the 15th dist of said countv, ta
ken as the property t.f Rr
490 acre's pine land, No
250 acres pine land, No 362, in the 1st dirt of Bake
as the proiHTty of Axiom Webb to satisfy his tax for lKO-^-tnx due
l dollar 18 rents.
2.VI acre* pine land. No 55, in the I.’tk dirt of Early county, nnd
* *» ’ Iqualityfoak nmljdckory, No55, In the 13th dist of I
by James Duvlce for |
Sll.XS RAMSEY, T. C,
/ILL he sold at the house of liezekiah
_ . on the 2d Saturdny in August next, one bed and
furniture, 1 shot cun,trunk nnd clothing, being the personal pro
perty of John Pritchett, late of Morgan county, dee’d. Sold for
th<* benefit of the heirs. Terms made known on the day.
june 30 JOHN IH PREE. Adm’r.
WM74LL he sold at the late residence of
w w Mary Ward, in Putnam countv, on Saturday the Mb of
xt, all the ner-onul property of John K. Ward, dec’ll, con-
jf household and kitchen furniture, horse*, hogs, cattle
»m? cx cart and yoke of steers, ami 100 barrels ol corn,
AMOS WARD, Adm’r
O N Monday the *Jlst of July next, will be
sold nt Fayetteville, in Fayette county, alhhe personal pro-
perty of Horatio G. Hopkins, dec’d,
i
Terms made known on the day.
—t*»\due ldollar 10ie
. f> the tax t
4 GREEABLE to an order of the Inferior
court of Madison county, when sitting for nrdirarv purno-
D ecatur sheriff’s sale.—tin tiu- i, r -=, > „ , , , .w j • e
T<Kit»y ir AUorsTwit,»i!ibp.oi.u<tx,^„.,.iIi/j| At the same place,on the 1st lucsduytn Sept
, Tin*.iay in AUG I ST nest, will he sold at tbc enurt-houi.
in the town ol Bain’•ridge, Decatur count', Utwcin tLt mu t
h »ursof sale, the follow ing property, to w it
iAO acres of land, being 1< t No 5,1
lot in the tew n of Decatur, known by the No II,
in front in the Southwest corner, and 26 feet bar
bc,n * vl?. !*’’»,Jl L h A 1 J ’ V, r { ‘ J I wh« non Hooper i.Fztard’s office now '•lands; lei ied on to ntisf;
An.'ir cnunt.'. l,e\i> dona> the ProjHrtjrr f Jof. n y, „ l( , rc ,. ft fo-f nor of BidwHl k Casey against Jeptiiuh V
m. lahh,. 0-p.«rl,W v Shi|.-U- 5 -.-rv.I„, ^ ^
.the following lots c
hereinafter named •
No 144, luthe 11thd
rolcoutt-hoiise on the lirt
Lot No " . tu the 17th di
county, will besold at II.i.
Octobi r next.
! IN'. 5, In t. c Bi di
Will be ‘Old .it II;.ker rt u;
t'ty. M soldutCa
Innow nakerccur.ty.
1. te VA Ilham F.dw aids l ite of Ma-
isinadt knownon thee!. \«of sale.
WM. CLEGHORN. Adm’r.
O N the lir.st Tuesday in Srptfruhcr next,
will be sold at the court-house in the town of Hartford,
agreeable to an order ot the Inferior court of Pulaski county, wlien
fitting for ordinary purposes, between the usual hours of sale, the
following lands,to wit : Two lot* or tracts of land. No 271 and No
3<a». in the 21st dist formerly Wilkinson now Pulaski county, ron-
tuiuing 262 1-2 acres each, be the same more or less—101 l-l acres
more or less, being part of lot No 272, in the 2Ntdirt formerly Wil
kinson now Pulaski county—One other tract, S0J in --id di-teon-
taiuing 2'2 1-2 acres—One tract or lot of land, containing 202 1-2
aert's anil known by No 270, in the 21st dist—One other tract or lot
of land,.Vo 391, in the 21st dist.—Twoothet lots of land in the 20th
dist. known by Nos 12! nnd 150. containing4P6 acres—Al*o I9ti 1-4
acres, being part of lot No 261, in the 21 -t «iist. formerly Wilkinson
now Pulaski rountr. The above described parcels of land is to
lerably well improved, and the other lie« on Limestone creek, and
has a valuable set of Mills in good rcjiair. Sold ;is the propel tyjof
Stephen (iatlin. dec’d. for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of
fuid ilec’il. Tv r ms of sale, one half paid the first tirtT of Januarv
next.nndtheetherhoif January come year. Bankable notes w ill
In* required, and the names ofthe endorsers known within the
houri
sale.
tity of Lumber, if not sold prev
FURNEY F. «.\TI IN. \dn.T.
VYnder an order of the Inferior court of
Oglethorpe county, when .ittlne for ordmnrv pitrimscs.will
be sold on the first Tuesday in Augu-t next, at the -ourt-house
door in the town of Lexington, one tract of land, containing 3V»
res more cr less, |n the county aforesaid, adjoining Samuel
O N the first Tuesday iu August next, wii>
ht' sold at the eourt-lmnse in Milledgeville, one fine [jady**
Gold We.tch, Chain,&c. om; Writing t.a-e, and 2o shares Darien
Bank St ick, the property of T. F. Jaiilet.dee’d. Sold for the be-
efit of the creditor'.
TIIE ADMINISTRATORS.
A FPLICaTION will be made to the Infe-
rior court of Jasper county, when sitting for ordinary pur*
poses, four months afterdat*\for lease to sell the real estate of
Sarah Ann R. Aikins, late of said county d« *’d.
may 31—w itu ANNAMAS MepOUGALP. Adm’r.
A pplication win be mads u> the infe
rior court of Greene county, when sittirg for orilinury pur
poses, f. :tr mouths after «’ate, for leave to sell the real estate of
Ann Andersen, late of said county, dec’d.
•n-
r4m
E. TALLY. Adin’r
F I OUR months after date application will
tie made to the Inferior court of Morgan county, when sit-
Park, dec’d. out ol the I ,nds belongingto (lie estate of Jame
Park, Seur. dec’J.; also one fot of land in the 12th disi Henry coun-
ty>No2H. Sold for the benefit ofthejbeirs and creditors of Joseph
Park, dee’d. (apri!21 ISA VI All J. PARK. Adm’r
I jUlUR months after date application will
be made to the Inferior court of Dr Kaili county, w lien sit
ting for ordinary purpose*, for leave to sell part of the real estate
of Robert Hardin’s orphan's. Sold for the benefit of said orph.
june 23—W'4in MOSES MURPIlllY, Guardia
F OUR months after date application will
l>e made to the Inferior court of Jones county, when sitting
I JIOUR months after date application will
be inode to the Inferior court of Oglethorpe county, when
tting forordinnry purpo*es, for leave to sellail the real i-sta
WM. VARNER. Ex
A FTER the expiration of four months, ap-
plication will lie made to the Inferior court of Dc Knih coun
ty. when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell 270acre*
of land, situate in the county of Oglethorpe, adjoining Geortte
Lumpkin and John Hale, it being apart ofthe renl estate of David
Walker, dec'd* (may 10) JOHN McCANLB88, Adm’r.
A i’l’LtCATION will be made to the Infe-
ferior court of Baldwin county, when sitting for ordinary
purposes, four mouths nfter date, for leave to sell the reol estate of
Samuel McGelice, late of said county, der’d.
june 9 JAMES McGKHEE, Adm'
O the Inferior court of Jasper county,
T
made.
James Wade dic'd, forth” benefit ol the creditors of said dec’d.
jttly 7—w lm JOHN KNIGHT. Adin’r. de bonis nr
T O the Inferior court of Jones county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, application "
made,four months after date, for leave to sell the rCrJ estate ol
John Bedell, for the benefit of the legatee* of said estate,
inly7 JOHN It. MOORE, Adm’r.
R
EVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS. Aft
Act for the relief of certain surviving Officers ami Soldier. 1 ?
of the Army of the Revolution.
Be it enacted hy the Senate and House of Representatives ol foe
United State* of America in Congress assembled, That eachofthc
itrviving officers of the army ofthe Revolution in the Conttneuml
Line, who was entitled to luilf par by the resoivenfOrtobertw e:!-
ty-first, seventeen hundred and eighty, he authorised to receive,
out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the
amount of his full pay in said line, according to Ins rank in ’be
line, to begin with the third day of March, one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty-six, nnd to continue during his natural life : Pro
vided. That, under this act, no officer shall be entitled to receive a
larger sum than the full pay of n Captain in said line.
Sec. 2. Aud be it further enacted, That, whenever any of suul
officers has received money of the United States, as a pensioner;
since the third day of March, one thousand eight hundred ana
twenty-six, aforesaid, the sum so received shall be deducted from
what said officer Would, otherwise, be entitled to, under the first
section of this net; anti every pension to which said officer is now
entitled, shall reuse after the passage of this act.
See.3. And he it further reacted. That every surviving non
commissioned officer, musician, or private, in said army, who en
listed therein for nnd duringthe war, aud continued in its service
until its terniinntinn, and thereby became entitled to receive a re
ward of eighty dollars, under a resolve of Congress, passed May
fifteenth, seventeen hundred nnd sevnnty-eight, shall be entitled
to receive his full monthly pay in said service, out of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated ; to begin on the third
day of March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, and fo
continue during his natural life: Provided. That no non-commis
sioned officer, musician, or private, in said army, who is now on
the pension list of thvUuited States,shall lie entitled to tlio bene
fits of tliis art.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That flic pay allowed hy this
act shall, under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, be
paid to the Officer or Soldier entitled thereto, or to their authoris
ed attorney, at such places nnd days ns the Secretary may direct:
and that noforeigWOflicershall be entitled to said Lay; uor shall
any Officer or Soldier receive the same, until he furnish to satkl
Secretary satisfactory evidence that he is entitled to the snmeT/n
conformity to the provisions ot this act; and the pny allowed by
this act shall not in any way be transferrable, or liable to attach
ment, levy, or seizure, hy any legal process whatever, hut shall
enure wholly to the jiersonal benefit of the Officer or Soldier enti
tled to the same by tni* act.
Sec. 5. And lit it further enacted, That so much of said pay ns
accrued hy the provisions of this act. before the third dnv ot Murrli,
eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, shall be paid to the Officer*
nnd Soldier'; entitled to the same, ns soon ns may lie, in the man
ner and under the provisions before mentioned ; and the pay which
shall accrue after said day, shall he paid semi-annually, in like
manner, and under the smite provisions.
A. STEVENSON,
‘Speakerof the Houm*of Representatives.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May28,1828.
The “ Act for the relief of certain surviving Officers ami Sol
dier* of the Revolution,” approved on the I5th day of May, 1829,
(<»f which the foregoing is a copy,) w ill be carried into effect under
the following regulations:
Each Officer rimming under the act, will transmit to tlic Scrrt-
tary ol the I rensury a declaration, according to the lortn hereun
to annexed, marked A, and each non-commissioned Officer, Mud-
emu. nnd I rivnte, according to the form marked B, accompanied
hy the oath of two respectable witnesses as to his identity, w hlrh
oath is to lie taken liefore a justice of the pence, or other ntarjv-
trnte, duly empowered to administer oaths in the State or TerrA>-
ry in which he resides, and authenticated under the seal oftVi*
Court of the county in which the oath was administered, ns shown
iu the said forms.
Each Officer will also transmit his commission, if in cxistenceorrl
«„!—i..^ „«.i i-conimissionetl Officer, Musician,and Bri
be returned. It the commission or di*-c|iarce lias been lost ordes*
“ M *" * urh other evidence as he may possessor
the statements set forth in his decla-
troyed. he will trnti
ran obtain, corroborative
ration.
If the evidence transmitted, taken
- , ,, , connexion with that nf-
rortlort by the public records nt Washington, be found satisfactory,
the amount of two years’ full pay, at the rate to which the Officer
or Soldier was entitled, according to hi* tank in the line, at the
close ol the war, or at the time of his reduction, (as the ease may
he,) hut in no instance exceeding the full-nay of a Captain of the
Continental Line, will lie transmitted to him, ut the place of hi*
residence, after deducting therefrom the amount of any pentlon
which he may have received from the United States since the 3d
day of March, 1826. He may, however, authorise any other p«r>-on
to receive it for him; in which rase, he will execute a power of
attorney, arrording to the annexed form, marked C, which must
be acknowledged before a .justice ofth* pence, or other magistrate,
and authenticated tinder t fie.sen I of the Court of the county, in the
same manner ns is already prescribed In regard to declarations.—
But no payment w ill be made to such attorney, until lie has mailt'
oath, according to the annexed form D, that the pny which he is
authorised to receive is intended to inure w holly to the personal
benefit of the Officer .
It is requested that all letters
ry, on the subject, may lie endorsed
Soldier whose attorney In* is.
• • the Her rotary of the Trcasu-
on the rover, ” lirti.iutionory
RICHARD RUSH.
(A.l
Form of a Declaration to be made by the Officers.
For the purpose of obtaining the benefits of an act. entitled
“ An act for tin- relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of
the Army of the Revolution,” approved on the 15th of May, ll!3'\
I, .of ,in the county of .in the State of ,d.v
hereby declare that I wasun officer in the Continental Line of the
Army of the Revolution, nnd served a* such, [here iusert, to tho
end of tlie war, or (ns the enso may lie) tn the time when the ar
rangement ot the Army provided hyth: resolves of Congress ofthe
3d nnd 21st ol October, 1780, was carried into ♦•fleet, and was re
duced under that arrangement,] nt which perriod I was a In
the regiment of the line.
And I also declare, that I afterw ards received a certificate (com
monly called commutation certificate) for a sum equal to the
amount of five years’ full pny; which sum w as offered by the rc-
solre of Congress of the 22d of March, 1783, instead ofthe halt par
for life, to which I was entitled under the resolve ofthe 21st of
October. 1785.
And I do further declare, that I have received of the United
States
. nsioner, since the 3d day of March, 1326, [Here ...
No money, or (as the care may he) that I have received, a* a
pensioner of the United States, since the 3d day of March, 182P,
hy the agent for paying pen-
|Signed]
[here insert justice of tne peace, or other ma-
Before me,
glstratc.dnly emp
, in th*> State of .personally appeared, «■■■.-, U uy, -
, of said county, w ho did, severally, make oath, *fuit
w hom the foregoing declaration w as subscribed, is generally
puled and believed to have been an officer in the Army of the I\*
by
elution, in manner ns therein stated.
Witness my hand, this dnyof —
[Signed]
t tlic year -
n-commissioned <Vi •
T VO the Inferior court of Warren county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, application will
made, four months alter date, for lenve to sell all the real estate
of Joint Turner, late of said county,dec
JAMES TURNER,Adm’r
Clio the Inferior court of Elbert county,
M- when sitting for ordinary purposes, application will be
made,four months after dnte, for leave to sell the real estate of
Lucy Nix, dec’d. (march 17) JAMES Nl.V Adm’r.
T O the Inferior court of Oglethorpe cdun-
ty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, application will be
made, four months after date, tor leave to sell the real estate he
longiug to the two minors of David Brooks, dec’d. for the benefit of
said minors. (march 17) WM. MAR ABLE. Guardian.
T O the Inferior court of I’ulnski county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, application will lie
made, four months after dnte, for leave to sell the real cstat - ‘
Elisha Eva
april 21
LEWIS WOOD. Adm’r.
T O the Inferior court of Wilkinson coun-
ty. when sitting for ordinary purposes, npplicntinn w ill
T
lo the Inferior court of Newton county
lien sitting for ordinary purposes, application will l>c
made, four months afterdate, for lenve to sell tho whole of the real
estate, and also the negroes, belonging to the estate of Moses
Brown, late of said county, V.ec.’d.
JORDAN BAKER. > . . .
march 17 ZEALOUS BROWN. 5 Atlm rs>
T 'Othe Inferior court of Baldwin county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, application will be
BENJ. L. LESTER. Adin’r
T IO the Inferior court of Butts county,
. when sitting forordinnry purposes, application will be
made, four months after date, for leave to sell the real estate of
Jolui Smith,dec’d. for the benefit of the heirs and creditors,
may 12 MANSELL J. SMITH, Adm’r
T O the Inferior court of Baldwin county,
when sitting tor ordinary purposes, application will he
made, four months after date, for leave to sell the renl estate of
Samuel Flint,dec’d. DANIEL PRATT, Adm’r.
may 12—w4m
T O the Inferior court of Warren county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, application will "he
’ •.four months after date, for leave to sell all the real estate of
Nathan May, late of said county, dec’d.
REUBEN MAY. Adm’r
T O the Inferior court of Morgan county,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, application w ill ‘be
made, four months after date, for leave to sell the renl estate be
longing totheorphansnf John Franklin, dec’d. situated in Morgan
county, on the waters of flardlabor creek—All per>ous couceruetl
are required to take notice.
may 12 FRANCES FRANKLIN. Guardian.
O the Inferior court of Newton county,
w hen sitting for ordinary purposes, application will lie
made, four months after date, fur leave to sell the real estate of
Zachariah Glass,late of said county, dec’d.
LAMES GLASS.
april 14 JOHN N. WII.LIa.MSON
TWO months after date, application will
be made to the Inferii • court of Walton county, when sit-
tine for ordinary purposes.for lenve to sell tw o negroes, heiongine
to the estate of Edmund Canip, dec’d.
.i»we 16 ABNER CAMP. Adm’
T (
A d m’r:
tstnety days after dutc, application will
i.w he made to the Inferior court of Putnam county, when sit
ting for ordinary purpose*, for leave to sell the negroes, belonging
to the estate ofllerther Walker, tier’d.
jjmfl W LEROY SINGLETON, Adin’r.
P ERSONS indebted to the estate of IIo
ratio G. Hopkins late of Fayette county, dec’d. are re
quested to make immediate payment, nnd those having demands
against said estate are required to present them according to law.
Adin’rs.
ister oaths.) and duly empowered to administer oaths.
In testimony w hereof, I have hereunto set my hand, ami affix-
[L. S ] ed the seal of the said Court, this day of , iu
the year .
[Signed]
]R.]
Formof a declaration to he made by
cers, Musicians, and Private
For the purpose of obtaining the benefit of” An art for the
rebel of certain surviving officers and soldiers of tho Army ofthe
Revolution,” approved on the 15th of May, 1828. I, , ol ,
in the County oi * , in the State of ——, do hereby declare,
that I enlisted in the Continental Line of the Army ofthe Kevolti*-
tion, for and during the war. anti continued in service until itstrr-
mination; at which period I w as a [Seargeant, Corporal, Musician
or Private, as the rase may lie,] in Captain ’s Company in the-
—•• regiment of the line. And I also declare tnut ! aftor-
wnu> received a certificate for the reward of eighty dollars, tr*
which I WHS entitled, under a resolve of Congress, passed the l»tU
of May. 1778.
And I further declare that I was not, on the i5th day of March,
1828, on the Pension List of the United States.
[Signed J
Before me, .(hire insert eithera justice ofthe peace, nr
other magistrate, duly empowered to administer ontiis,]
County ot -
ii ihe State of -
tho
, , personally appeared, thin
lay, .and . of the said County, who did severally mnke
oath that .by whom the foregoing declaration was subscribed,
is generally reputed and believed to have been an officer in the
Army of t».e Revolution, in manner ns therein stated.
Witness my hand, this day of —-, in the year .
[Signed]
I, —— Clerk of the Court of the County of , in the State
of , do certify, that , before w hnm the foregoing affidn-
sworn. was,at the time, a——, [justice of the peace, or
stliec
jr be,
In testimony whereof, I lime hereunto set my hand, or.d affix-
[L.S.] ed the seal of said Court, this day of — ■■ , iuthe
year .
[Signed]
[C.]
Formof a Power of Attorney.
Know all men by these present*, that I, , of , in the couu •
ty of , in the Mate of , do hereby constitute nnd appoint
,tny true and lawful attorney, with a power of substitution,for
rue, and in my name, to receive from the fjlilted Slates the amount
of pny now due me, under the art for the relief of certain surviv
ing officers and soldiers of the Revolution, approved 15th May.
- 'gimeut of the lineot thu army ol
-day of , in the year—— -
[Signed]
Before me, ———•, a justice of the peace iu the county,
the State of , personally appeared, this day, 1 whose
is subscribed to the foregi '
i he hi* art ai M
smy hand,this dnyof
[Signed]
r of attorney, and acknowledge
the year .
I attorney i
ek now (edged, is n justice of the pern
In testimony whereof, I have herenntn set my hand, nnriaf-
[L. S.] fixed the seal of the said court, this day of—^—,
intlic year .
[D.]
Form of Affuloii; to be taken by Attorneys.
Before me, , a justice of the peace in the county of ——, in
the of , personallyappeared this dnv, , the attorney
named in the foregoing pow er “ ’ ....
same was not given to him by r
tachment. levy or seizure, by i . . .
pay therein authorised to be receive^ but that the said pay is in
tended to enure wholly to the personal benefit of tho p« i «ou t«y
whom the said power w as executed.
Witness my hand, this day of . in the year .
Before me. , [here insert either a justice of the peace or other
magistrate, duly empowered to administer oaths,] in the county of
, in the State of , personally appeared, this day, ,nti<l
, of the said comity, who did, severally, mnke oath, that —-,
by whom the fpregoing declaration was subscribed, is generally,
reputed and believed to have been nn officer in the Army of the Re*
Instated
• dnv of -
[Signed]
I, , Clerk of the Court of the County of . in the State ot
.dohereby certify, that , before whom the foregoing affi
davits were sworn, was,at the time, [here insert either a justice of
the pence or other magistrate, duly empowered to administer
oaths | ami duly empowered to administer oaths.
fu testimony whereof, 1 have hert unto set my hand, and nf-
[L. 9.] fixed the seal ©f the said Court, this doy of ■,
the j
ID
jvcclt for two months, in tbc papd*2
. of the United States.
H AVING been applied to by n number of
persons, to furnish them with a Plan of the Town k Com
mons ot Columbus, and being prevented, hy other engagements
from doing so at present, the subscriber proposes, after the survey
of the Town shall have been completed, to employ a competent
draftsman, to mnke out a number of Plans, and w ill he able to fur
nish them tothose who may wish, by addressing him at Athens,and
enclosing the sum of five dollars for each copy plan, made correct
ly on good paper. E. L- THOMAS.
Columbus April 28
F OUR months after date application will
be made to the Inferior court ot Putnam county, when 1 she
sitting as a court of ordinary, for leave to s
Moses SpivrT,<*e.*M.;'*r *.heoe”- **.t ofthe hoi
^ 1 il REW ARD—My nc-
ttr* " ™F gro woman RACHAEL rann-
she may have gone towards Augusta. I bought h*
February last from a trader from North Carolina, and perbar*
..e may endeavor to return to that State. The alose reward w >
sell the real estate of be given for information so that I get her, or for her confinement u
ROBERT CLAY.
IVOT1CE.—The surviving Officers of the
Revolutionary Army, who received Commutation Certifi
cates, nnd tlio surviving non-commissioned oflicers and soldier* of
that army (not on the pension list) who received certificates /or
the promised rew ard of eighty dollars, for enlisting for the w^r.
nnd rontinued in its service until its termination, are requested par
ticularly to send their names, nnd the names of the places whers
their nearest I'M Olliers tire kept, hy letter (under.rover to the
Secretary of tlio Treasury) addressed to Col. Aaron Ogden, at the
city of Washington, who will be there ready to receive them—
T’ds will supercede the necessity of appointing agents, to transact
« ot the above description.
’ougUout the 'United States, are requested to give
two insertions to the above notice. jnly 7—2t
C AUTION.—All persons are hereby for-
warned Iromtrmlinr for lour promissor, tiotn of *100 del-
lap* each bearing dat rthe7th February, 1828; one due 12 month*
after date, the others at 2,3, nnd 4 years, made hy Peter and David
Funderburk, and payable to Jesse Moreau of Jackson countv, as
sft id notes were fraudulently obtained, we are resolved not to pay
them unless compelled by law. PETER FUNDERBURK,*
jul/7-2t DAVID FUNDERBURK.
T NFORMATION W ANTED—Mr. Tho-
MAS J. COX left Clark county, nbout four years ago, and
has not beer heard of since. His wife is solicitous to know whi
ther he he livtngordead; and if living, in what part ofthe coun-
•rv lie is. Any information on this subject w ill be gratefully re
ceived by a distressed female.
Letter* will be addressed t<> Walter T. Colquitt, Monroe, Wal
ton comity. Geo. or to this Office.
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