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merits conferred on them by the people, and ■ his intention in making the motion to recon-
nre now in Milledgevilli- really to perform
the duty imposed upon them.
JOHN FORSYTH.
To tlu honorable the Speaker, ami
Member) of the House of Representatives.
(copy.)
Islington, “26th. November, 1828.
Sir—Your communication by .Mr. Crow
der, informing me that I was chosen one of
the electors of President and Vice President
of the United Statrs, was received lust eve
ning, and l embrace the opportunity by the
same conveyance, of informing you that it is
incompatible with my interest to accept ol
the appointmc t. I regret that the situation
of mv all',nrs does not admit ol mv discharg
ing the duties to which I have been called by
my fellow-citizens. I feel grateful to them
for the honor done me, and would most cer
tainly have compiled With their wishes, it
any injury could result from my declining to
serve ; but bv the provisions of the law, the
vacancy can be filled by the legislature now
in session. If 1 was to accept of this ap
pointment, I should he compelled to resign
the office I now hold of Post Master at this
place, and it does not seem to me necessary
that l should resign the otic office for the
purpose of accepting the other, Without some
good was to arise form it. I have several
other reasons which 1 do not conceive it ne
cessary to make known in this communica
tion. As soon as I was informed of mv no
initiation l ist full, I made known to the most
of mv friends with whom I conversed on the
subject, my wish not to si rvc ; and it is
known to your Excellency, that l was desi
rous of decHhing hist summer, that some oth
er candidate might he brought forward ; hut
for good and substantial reasons I was pre
vailed on to suffer my name to continue.
Ike pleased sir, to consider this a resigna
tion of the trust conferred upon me hy the
good people of this State of one of the elec-
tars of President and Vice-President, and ac
cept sir, the assurance of my great respect
and esteem.
I am, Sir, vottr most humble servant.
JOHN MOORE.
To his Excellency John Forsyth.
The message being rend, Mr. JOUUDA.N
offered the following, which was adopted and
ordered to be forthwith sent to Senate.
Ilesolred, That both brandies of the le
gislature will convene in the Represent itive
branch at 12 o'clock on Tuesday next, for
the purpose of choosing an elector of Presi
dent anil Vice President, in the place of John
Moore, Esip resigned, and also for the di c
tion of a compiler of the laws agreeable to
the constitution and laws of this State.
Mr. MYERS offered the following resolu
tion, which was adopted.
Ilcsolued, That a committee lie appointed
to wait upon the electors of President and
Vice-President of the United States, and in
vite them to a rent in the House of Represen
tatives.
Messrs. Myers, Jourdan At Mcroney, were
the committee.
Mr. HOLT of Clark, then proceeded, and
concluded his argument iigniiist the bill to
abolish Penitentiary confinement
Mr. WALKER next occupied the floor in
opposition to the hill.
Mr. JON ES of Liberty, followed Mr. Wal
her, and on the siime side.
Mr. MILLEN likewise opposed the pas
sage of the hill at some length
Mr. OLIVER opposed the passage of the
hill.
Mr. JOURDAN of Jones, then ro3e, and
delivered his views in support of the hill—
When he had concluded, n cull wns made
from several parts of the house for * the ques
tion.'
Several gentlemen expressing a des re to
deliver their views on the subject, nod as the
iiiitnl hour of adjournment li d arrived—
the House Adjourned ut near 2 o'clock, w ith
out taking the question.
Tuesday, lire. 2.7, 1828.
Mr. STUROES moved to reconsider so
much of the journal of yesterday ns relnti
to the adoption of the resolution cxeln ling
Mr. F. F. Adrian from his sc.rt
Mr. JOURDAN made it a point of ordci
whether the house could reconsider.
The SPE \ KER, remarked that the ipu
tion was unsettled. I5> reference to the his
tory of legislation in this state, it appeared
that Mr. Whitaker had decided that rccon
eideration in such a case wns out of order
The successor of Mr. Whitaker had decided
hi the same way. Gen. Adams had allow
it to he in order. The practice under the ad
ministration of Gen. Daniel, was not recol
lected. The Speaker, then read from Jeller
sou’s Manual, tiic rule therein laid down.
Mr. LAMAR enquired whether it hud not
been determined by the In.-t legislature.
The SPEAKER replied that it bad not.
Mr. DATES observed tlint bo recollected
:i case in which lie had made the point, arid
the Speaker had declined making a decision.
The SPE \ KEG then pronounced that
the motion to reconsider wns out of order.
His decision was founded on the following
rule laid down by Mr. Jefferson. #
from Jifftrson's Manual,pa?* 13(5-7
The rule permitting s rernnsideratinK of a question
affixing to it no limitation of* lime ;*r * ireieostanre, it
may be nslieH whether there is no limitation ? If, nf
ter die vole, die paper on which il is passed lu.s been
parted with, llicro can he no reconsideration : a,- 'f a
vote has been for the passage of a bill, nod the hill
has been sent to the other house But wlimi the pa
per remains, as on a hill rejected ; when or iindci
wlint circumstances does it cuusu to be susceptible ut
reconsideration ? This remains tn be settled ; unless
a sense dial die right of reconsideration is a right to
waste die lime of the house in repealed a-uations ol*
tlio same question, so that it shall never know when
a question is done with, should induce them to reform
• his anomalous pioceeding
In parlhmeni, a question once carried, cannot be
questioned attain, at tin- same session ; but must
stand as the judgment ul'thu house—Town Ccf (i7.
Mem. in llal.cic. 153
Mr. ST URGES was going on to express
wherein he differed from the decision of the
the Speaker, when
Mr. RATES remarked, that he thought
the decision was u correct one, mid such osj
should govern nil deliberative bodies,.
Mr. HAYNES said, if lie understood the 1
question, it was not strictly to reconsider n
reconsideration. The decision on Saturday
had been reconsidered yesterday. A motion
had been then made to agree to the substi
tute; offered on Saturday, and was decided in
the affirmative Now the question is not to
reconsider the report that had been reconsi
dered, hut to reconsider the. substitute that
had been agreed to. That he thought was
the true state of the case.
The SPE VK R remarked that lie lmd
understood the motion to reconsider, yester
day, to cover the whole ground—both the
report and the substitute.
Mr NESBIT remarked that such "ns
suler yesterday
Alter some further remarks by Messrs.
Wofford, Siffold mil the Speaker, thu housi
proceeded to the unfinished business of yester
day, viz: the hill to abolish Peuitenliory con
finement.
Mr 8AFFOLD, having moved an ad
journinent yesterday, was, by parliamentary
usage • nlitk d to the floor. lie therefore rose
am) di livcred las sentiments at length, in fa
vor of the passage of the hill.
Mr. JOURDAN next occupied the floor,
in favor of the hill.
Mr. JANES opposed the passage of the
hill.
Mr. STURGES spoke at sonic length in
favor of the passage of the hill.
Mr. LVMVR spoke next against the hill,
when lie concluded the hour lmd arrived for
the elections set apart for the day.
The Senate attended, and on counting out
the ballots,
Mr. SEATON OR ANTI.AND was e-
feted to supply the vnenney in the electoral
college occasioned by the resignation ol John
Moore, Esq.
Mr. W. C. DAWSON was elected com
piler of the laws.
Mr. SOW ELI. WOOLFOLK wns elect
ed Brig. Gen. in tile room of Gen.’ llethune,
resigned.
Wednesday, December 15.
Mr. JOURDAN from the committee on
the state of ’lie republic, reported a hill to
protect the frontier settlements of this State
from the intrusion of Cherokee Indians—and
A bill to add the Cherokee territory within
Georgia to the counties of DcKulb, Carroll,
Gwinnett, Hall and llahcrslmm, and to ex
tend the laws of this State over the same, for
the purpose of securing to the Indians, after
the 1st June, 1830, the enjoyment of civil
right
Mr. JOURDAN in reporting these bills,
took occasion to remark, that they had been
introduced into the committee on the state of
the republic, and had been adopted hy a ma
jority of the committee. It therefore became
h.s duty as chairman of that committee, to
repoi t them to the house. Butin doing so,
he begged leave, ns a duty which he owed to
the country and to himself, to protest against
some of the principles contained in the hill
giving civil rights to the Indians.
The hills were read the first tunc.
Mr. II \YNES reported a hill to amend
the oath of grand jurors in this state.
PRESIDENTIAL ELEC TION
On million of Mr. OLIVER,
Resolved, That the committee appointed
to arrange seats for the reception of the elec
tors of president and vice-president, he in
structed to offer them the use of the Repre
sent alive Hull, for the purpose of holding the
ction, and that in case oftlieir acceptance
they arrange seals accordingly.
The following* omittunicntion was receiv
ed from the electoral college :
Wednesday, December 3, 1829.
The electoral college having been iiiforin-
d that the House of Representatives had
politely offered the use of their clianiber for
the purpose of holding the election of presi
dent tttiil vice president of the United States,
Resolved, That the College of Electors
thankfully accept of the oiler of the House
of Representatives, and will meet in their
chamber at 12 o'clock to-day,for the purpose
aforesaid. JOHN RUTHERFORD,
Chairman.
On motion of Mr. IVERSON, the follow
ing resolution was adopted :
Resolved, That the clerk be instructed to
invite the Semite, and that u committee be
nppointcd to wait on his excellency the Go
vernor and State-House officers, and otln r
distinguished individuals, and invite them to
attend in the Representative Chamber this
day at 12 o’clock, to witness the election ol
President and Vice-President.
Me .-srs. Iverson, Echols, mid Myers were
appointed that committee.
Mr. IVERSON then offered the following
which was also adopted.
Ursedved, That the following shall lie the
order pursued in the reception of the Electors
into the Hall, viz :
The house shall receive them standing and
uncovered.
The business of the House shall he su
pended during the election.
The Speaker shall leave his chair for the
use of the President of the Electoral Col
lege.
The Electors niidtheircicrk shall have the
use of the clerk's desk and seats immediately
in front of the Speaker’s chair, nnd that seats
he prepared for the use of his excellency the
Governor mid other visitants.
A recess was then had until 5 minutes be
fore 12 o’clock.
At 5 minutes before 12, the speaker culled
the house to order—A message was seal to
Senate, inviting them into the Representative
Hull.
The Senate attended and were seated.
At 12 o’clock the electors, Governor, and
Executive officers, &.e. were conducted by the
Committee of Arrangement to the seats pro
vided for them.
The chairman, Col. Rutherford, took the
Speaker’s seat, and the Electors the seats
immediately in front. The Governor, Pre
sident of Semite, and Speaker of the House
of Representatives hud seats assigned them
on the right, Heads of Department und Se
cretaries, &c. on the left.
On counting out the votes for President, it
appeared that
ANDREW JACKSON hud 9 votes.
Ton VICF.-l'RESIDENT.
WILLIAM SMITH, of S. C. 7.
JOHN C. CALHOUN, of S C. 2.
The .Electors. &C. having retired, the
House adjourned
CosnareFa Office.
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XT It ACT from the Minutes of the Se-
A n»tu* Amdemlcns of the Sinte of Georgia, In session at
Mdledgeviile, the 10th November.TL'i.
In order to iitrodme uniformity Info the Aeadentieti*. con
nected with the Unit entity ol Georgia, il 1.* recommended by the
Fat uity of Franklin College, thnt the Scmitux At mlemieits pre
scribe to eaeli the following course of study ami aUll.ot , Ij be
jse.i prepnr : -rj m admission into College, vU:
Murray’* L.tglisb Grammar,
Arithmetic to the end ol the cube rout,
Ruddiman's Rudiment*,
t'orderim, 5o»ulloijui, * .t least,
Erasmus, at lelisi one half,
Cornelius Nepos, to Allicus,
Ctesnr's Commentaries, t; books,
Cicero's Orniioos. hi 0 to be read,
Virgil, The (teoric*. Unicode*,and flbooks ol the Abided,
Mail ’s or Clark’s introduction to making Lt.tin,
Wittenhall’s Greek Grammar.
Greek Testament, at lenst through John am! the Acts,
Gneea Minora, to the end of the Dialogues.
The above are necessaiy to quit lily the .Student to enter the
Fresh mail Class. In addition toili<-*e. the follow ing ure m.ce**a-
ry for admission into the Sophomore Class, vis:
Xenophon, 4 books,
The whole of Horace,
Homer, one book,
Algebra, through slni' b Equations,
(•••••graph', thoroughly— a knowledge ol the Mips, e**entlul.
(Li molion, Resolved, That the »y*lrm reroiiimeiided by the
Faculty «l Franklin ( ollcu’e. to l»e stu-iied in the several County
A. adeiuie*, be adopted bv (Ins Hoard, and that the same be pub-
li*|icd in (lie several public papers in this town, for the informa
tion ami Government of ail persona entrusted with the manage
ment ol those Academics. ASRURY HULL,
Sec. Sen. Academy
7 T The Kdltnrsof Newspaper* printed in Milledgcville, will
please give the above two insertions. A. II.
dec 4—,’t
Ou the first
r—- r --7—- — «*-»». Will be sold at the court
house in the tow n of Clinton, Jones county, within the usual
Uii llwr lowing property, to wit:
344 3-4 ncres of land, bcinij lot No 79, in
tbelth dial of Jones county, containing #12 i-2 acres, and port of
lot No BO,In the same dlst and county, being 142 1-4 acres, in the
snnie district and county, granted to Major Collins nnd Thomas
umilsiiy, on Atider>etis creek, levied on a* the rroiwrty of Gib*o«
Clark to satisfy ar< execution in fuvor of Joseph McCollum and
wile, one in in vnr ol James Smith attorney lor Edward Bourqulni,
one in hjvur ol Maty Hobson k others against said Gibson Clark,
1,11,11,1 '«nte time amt place, 12. r > volumes of books, taken as the
properly of said Gibson Clark to satisfy the above elocutions.
708 3 4 acres of land, being lots No 44,
4V hii.I HI, |-i the 10th district of Jones county, containing 202 1-2
acres, earh, ami one half of lot No Id, in the same district and
county, one road waggon and gear, one yoke of oxen and cart, 8
nurses. head ol entile, 4 >sheep, I cotton gin nnd 2stills levied
on as the projHTty of John R. Moore, and in his possession to s«-
Vr.(J)|> 1 in fuvor of James George ngaiust said Johu R.
90 4 * l'i acres, whereon Jessie Ncwbv, Sen.
ri^idrv, adjoining Martha Hill, William Jackson, ami others
taken as the pro|N*rty of said Newby to sulisfj an execution ill
°*» K«l\v In Ut»va In assignee of Win. II. I’nlny, against said
vVtllinm Htickaby and je»*e Ntwby, Mr. and 5 negro slaves named
lltx Jude ©lyears old, Little Judcfin years, lluek 3», Jim 32. nnd
interest and lile e«tate of Lydia
vvifeot Jesse Newby,Sr. to satisfy 3*t*cuti.ms in favor of
, ^ tCo. 2 in favor of W.It O. Pope,2 in fuvor ol M. C. Lipprtt.
2 in favor of James Stallings, adm'r.of W illiam A. Wood, dec’d.
I in favor of Dav id Lorkhnrt, one in favnr nt William Clark, one
III lavoi Ol ll< I.ekiuh Trotter, 1 in favor of Jordan Saunders, 1 in
lav or ol Al.eti k Powers, ami 1 in favor of .la urn* Smith, ail from
n.iu*ticcs court, Hgainvlsaid Jes*e New by, Sr. and to satisfy one iu
favor of Intl.t) A. Co. ngaiust said Jesse New by. Sr.k other*, and 3
besia oimI fiirtiituii*, I runhonrd, I table, 1-onboard, (.chairs,
bushel* of corn, more or less, and J slacks •■! fodder, also lev icd on
ns the property ot sahl New by, und lit his posse.* iun, to satisfy .lb
nU»»v e *ev erttl executions.
JtiO 1-2 acres of Itiittl, whereon Julius
Turnei live-.heing 11 acres, part of lot No 212, in tbc (3th district,
tml (>? 1-2 ni'ifi, pari of lot No 17, mid 133 acres, part of lot No 1(3.
in the li. «t tlist «.l Junes count), lev led on us the property of said
litliu* I urtief to .*uti»|y uu execution in fasur of John S. Childers
Qidust him. THOMAS LEVlNGSTOX.Sb'ir.
At the same time «ml place,
10 negro slaves, tunned Dick aliout 4.7 yceils
tf age. Jude )•)Hnd{lierchild. August 17.July lii, Dick 13, Silva 10,
Sena7, Lymu. 4, and January 2 year* old. levied on a* the proper-
tv ot snmtiel Rond to*, w sfy an execution in favor of James Smith
cx'ur. of Seih Homi.doc d, against said Samuel limn I ami William
r. i isltorn, and sundry elocutions again*! said Rond issued from «
justice* court In favor of Peter IVasLCo. James Smith, assignee
ol John Tiekimr und R. L C. Hutchings, Samuel C. LipJM’tt, A.
Mcllridc nad others.
13 negro slaves, named Ayres about 22
*"****T» of ngc, Alfred in, Charles 1R, Lucy 32, Harriet 28, Clarl
14, N1artt.Ii II, Hetty ti, Hardman 5, Wntt .5, Phillis ti, Jeter 2, and
Martha Jyenrsold, lev led on us the property of Y> illiam Gny,ols<>
I'R 1-4 acres of land more or less, ndioililnir John Williams ami
\oder«on Comer, w her* on lleaxou Gay resides, amt 1H7 acres of
ini.d, adjoiiiiug Jolm L. Blnckl urn, Beej Runt’elUand Col.Mong-
hoti, whereon V5 illiam Gay, dcc’d. resided iitihe time of death.
nl*;» 2"),BOO |•otimis seed cotton, mere or le.»«, 3 mules, I tnkrt' and
coll.ami saddle, all levied on as the property of said Win. Guv to
'•Rsfy/tnidry executions in favor ni I*n.,e Tiekimr, Kuril ll.Jone
B ALDWIN ShcrilT's Sulc.—-Oil tKelir»L
Tuesday in JANUARY next, will be sold at the court-
vied on as the property of Ukhnrd Haw s, to satisfy li. fa*, in favor
J” *»• ".Warren, kco. and oilier^—Also one gray horse and one
bay mare, taken as the property of «uid Richard Haws, to sati*ly
a (i. la. iu favor of Hints ami McKenzie, vs. said Ilaws—property
pointed out by Butts one of the plain till*.
Two negroes, Junry 20, nnd Sherman 4
rear* old-taken as the properly of Wiley Wicker, to satisfy fi. As.
dant V ° r * ,a ‘ a ** ^* ia P ,nan • D ^ vthers—pointed out by the defeu-
4 negroes, Milly 25, Mary 5, Anthony 3
years old, nnd Jackson 6 months old-levied on hy attachments,
as ihe properly of John M. Drummons at the instance of John >1.
Crowder and others, it b**ing of perishable nature—Sold hy oruer
ol the inferior court of Baldwin county.
6 negroes, Boh, Jacob, Cato, Joe anil Lilt-
tieU—levied on the pro|N>rt.v of Win. N. Hargroves, dec. lo wit-
isly fi. I •«. iu I'hvoi oi Harriet K. Loaves, Samuel JLickwt)] mill
others vs. the admiiiisirntors ol said Win. N. ILirgrovidec'd
properly pointed out by tlm udiiiiuistrator.
Postponed Sale—All of David II. Hill’d
landlyi tg in Raida in county, containing DrtO acres more nr lr**,
adioining Jolm A. Jones, and others—levied on ns the property n|
said David IL llill, to satisfy a ti. fa. in favor of Littleton Atki-
son surviving copartner of Terondct Atkison, L co.—iHiinied
oul hy the defendant.
100 acreH of land whereon Lntmn Beck-
hnr.i now lives—levied ou n* ihe property of said Labuti Ucckham
to satisiy a li. ia. in fuvur ot John G. \Noi»ham.
S. niVINS, SherliT.
At the same time and place,
fi neprops, Jimicy 2(> venrs olil, and Iter five
children, Antcrien, Reuben, Alscsy. SJn arrnd. A I.oitv— levied up
on as the property ol J Prosser, dec. t„ satisfy a li. la. in favor of
Jnbn G. Worsham against Rrumm N. Ilicklnnd. administrator,
and Conney Prosser, administrator of Joss.: Prosser, deO-polnt-
ed out hy tlm executrix.
Three horses, 1 sorrel, 1 bay, 1 spotted—
'.".V t . yvo , ‘*age ami gear—-levied upon as ihe property of
" »»• ‘ i«rk, Juwr. to satisfy a ft. fa. in fuvor of Irwin Urjaut and
Olliers—pointed out l»y delemlant.
One negro w oman, named Mnry, 35 years
old—lev led lijM.ti ns tlu’ property of William Alien, d • to satisfy
an. la.m fuvor of Conney Pro.st.er against Mcvhncl, ...»gcrs, nd-
ministrator of said dec.—levied Ujmi and returned to me by
Charles Knuis constable.
One negro girl mimed C’.op, 15 years old ;
h vit d npun as tbeijoo|K i1> of F. Smith, dec. to satisfy n ft. fa.
from a justices court, in favor of John R. Robertson v«. Will Ml
nor, administrator of said dec. returned to me by C. Knuis, con
stable.
RIGHTS BORO’ ACADEMY LOT-
All'Mi L Row urs, John Warner &. Co. Win. Sint*, Williai . _ ...
against said Win. Clay, 2ln favor nfRoliert R.D.ivls against Rea-
t.oii Guy nnd Win. Gay, one in favor of Seaton Grant land against
Ricliaid Haws, ex'or.of Ciavhi rn Haws, fto^d. Rea>on Gay, Win
(i,.y and Reni.imln Rev nolds. and ui.e ol Richard Pickett against
Wm.Gav and John L. Dlackburn.
Oik; ncjrrn titan slave named Harry about
hen Ventrcss tosn-
UamsL Co. against
(5 negro slaves, namei! Peggv 18 years old,
Pink I I, Lewis 18, K'ly 28 and her child, and Tom o years of nee,
l four w lieul earriage, l hay horse, l sorrel liorsc.lt vied on ns the
property of Henry Wood to satisfy nu evrruthm in favor of Allen
i I’ownr*, one of Francis II. Combs, one of Janie.* It. Jones, one
of II. H. Wliitliehl, one of Imtay L Co. one of Alfred Iverson, and
one id Gray &.Jones, nil against saidWvmd.
Otic necro hov rlavc named Ilarry aliout
17 year* old, levied on a* the property of .le.**e Pitts to satisfy an
execution in favor of Reunctt Ferrel, for the nv of Mleltll’berry
Ferret ac:iiu*t said Jes-e Pitts and Mexamier I'onder, niid llM»
acres of land, whereon said I'ittsresides, ns his property, adjoin
ing Jordan, Reese and others, to satisfy the same execution.
Five negro slaves, named Ephraim 35years
old,Unu33, Jacob 7, Dil.*nand George l year old, l cotton gin, 3
I u ses, also 2lB acres of laud, wliereou Jordon Ri:ese now Rvrs,
which is n fraction, No 2I7, iu ilie 12th dirt Jones county, ami .‘lr
acres adidinimr said fraction, all the above property taken as the
property of sahl Jordan Reese to satisfy executions In favor of
Williamson Ferrell against him,one iu tnvor of Aumu W. Lang-
dun and others against said Reese.
329 acres of lund, more or less, whereon
Rnliert R. VuRln now liver, in Jnntr* county, adjoining John Lu
ll. PETTIT, Secretary.
CUM).—A winter term of the.
will commence the 11 Mont
etiKHiretl llie last year, Mr.
Sparta
lie associated in ihe instruction and *U|H*rinten*1nnce ol the Aca
demy. The buildings will la* improved, the Library, Chemical
anti Pil'd isophical Apparntu* enlarged, and the luAtitution placed
ou u more n«M'ir.anrnl busi«.
TUITION.
Primary Department Id dollars per year.
Junior Class, 21 do do
Senior Clnss, 32 do do
Mu*lc, .50 do do
Lectures in Mineralogy, Botany L Chemistry, a separate charge
Odnliars each per term.
Drawing, French and Spanish a separate churgi
y U/EM ACADEMY.—This institution
will lie opened *]
lertl
esiiisiructionsiii Musirk.
‘ cry rea-oiiablu terms iu the village.
i, Cl.irk county. Ga. Dee 4—.‘It
1UJESSR8. EDITORS—I have seen in
i.T.S. your Journal of the20(li ull. a presentment nfthe (3rand
Jury of Gwinnett county, ]iresentingasagrievHurethe 10,000 doUt.
appropriated lor the purpose of cj••tiring t.ut the Chattnhuocliee
River, k,r.ic
being foremai , ,
have any of your associates, descended the C jnttubnochee River
I examined the works? 2d. Are you not at least 100 miles from
....•sceneol action, nnd draw vour inferences from the malignant
disposition of your heart ? 3d. Do you know the many adverse
circumstances that had to be encountered by the gentlemen enga
ged ns Commissioners, and the ttuuv oidablcdelays whirh retard
ed their progress ? 4th. Do yon know the exact amount divburs-
uko ••••mainson hand ? 5th. Do you know the amount of
... d by the Cammbsioners? that if In case of their
perverting the 10.000 dollars, w hether they are able to make res
titution. (Jib. Have you not, ns foreman of the grand iiuyuest,
joined slander wit li her thousand tongues, and held up to public
view gentlemen who have bad the best ana most honorable ap
pointment* that their counties could In stow on lhaui, and have
neverItetrayodtheir trust—Men who ore engaged with all their
might in discharging their duty, performing ail they possibly can
for the benefit of their felluvv-citizens ? 7th. Wus not the money
they received Darien emission, which was under par ? Now Mr.
Morgan, answer tne the above questions. If you are unable to do
so, I would advise you In future to keep your scribbling prnduc-
•»f slander within the narrow limits •! your own ncquain-
nlmeut you had wrote, but
■ (car they might copy the
might Induce strong;
It i* Imii. III.lit pi"b.tl'lr til. Cdinmi*.;
the hair, and as»ign you the honorable office of being a gentleman
usher to their overseer. Will you call on 'Squire Win. Green, of
Gwinnett county, who i* a gentleman of veracity, who, I’ve been
Informed, has seen part or all of the w ork, and on'Squire Centell,
who follow*the River; also Messrs. Jolm It.niton, Samuel Nniw
wootl, Samuel Crockett, ami James and William Corry, who lives
near where most of the niM*ratious have lieen performed, men of
dinVrent politics, bat gentlemen who I believe will do the Com-
mlssioners the justice to say that, in their opinion, the work in
general, I* done as well as il ivossiltly could have been, and iu thrir
opinion,will remain unshaken 100 years; and as much of It as
could have been done by the same number of band* of any de«.
scrlMhvn in the same length of time, and that hy an overseer, kc.
'Squire Pitts whn*e • opacity for breaking, *plittiug, ami blow ing
rocks, both under and above wafer, and for managing slaves '
out surpassed in the State,being n northward raised gentlem
nnd well accustomed with such business, as lie has worked
Saluda, Broad River, fcc. ns well as to the North : and even i__
Commissioners themselves when present with hands nnd over
seer, don’t think themselves too good to quarry rocks, *
walls, 4tc.—this 1 have from good authority, und I ki
be men who could live at home and take their ease. We need not
wonder tlmt you wish to depress the machinery of Internal Im
prnvriuentx, which. Il report be true, was inherent in your land-
- lionet its birth.
As thixroininunieatlonls written without the know ledge nr con
sent of the Commissioners, 1 hope they will < xcu*e the liberty
which I have Liken, Imt justice requires that, if possible, slander
•• i ruuo waggon, _ . ... .
Imsliel.* of corn,more or less, ami 6000 lb*, fodder, inure or less, all
levied un as the property of said Robert R. Ruffin, uud in his jkis
«ession to «ali*f> 15 executions issued from a justices court in fa
vor ot Janies C. Finley against said Ruffin.
10 negro slaves, named Jon 35 years old,
Jane 37, Willi* 20, Isaac JO, Dick 1, Dred 8, Kstbci 18. I^ottjr 28,
and her two children, Charles 7, and James 1 years ol age, al*t
1000 acres of land, more or less, wliertton William Felton now re-
*ide«.ndj'ilrlngThonius Cboat, Abner Davis and others, ou Flui
Shoal creek, with a *aw and gristmill thereon, nil taken us the
property of ««id Felton and John Rusliin to satisfy an exreutiou
in fuvor of Jame* Bullard against said Felton,Rushin and others.
95 acres of land, more or less, whereon
Mary Martin, dec’d. did live when in life, part of lots 60 and 73,
in the RUh di*t June* countv,adjoining John Thomas ami Wilkins
Jackson, levied on as the proper' ' " ** “
John Martin, deck!, in favor of
lift, against her.
300 acres of land, more or less, whereon
Elijah A. Dunn and Mrs Duuu now live, odjuiuiug JohnT. Pope At
others, with a saw and grist mill, cotton gin and other improve
ment* thereon, the whole interest, right and title lu law or equity
of said Kiijuh A. Dunn now vested, or in reraaiodar alter the
death ol his imdher, according to the will of Nebeiniab Dunn, die-
cea*ed, or otherwise, levied on to satisfy two execution* lo tnvor
>f John Rills, guardian oi Peyton T. Pitts nguinst said Elijah A.
Dunn and lleui v .Moore,nnd oncother in fuvor ot Jouathnn Par
rish against said Elijah A. Dunn.
250 acres of land, more or less, whereon
TliomasGuy now resides,adjoining John Gay, Dunbnr& others,
msutid county,and 200 bushels ot corn more or less, levied on ns
the property of said Thomas Gay tn satisfy an execution in favor
of Jonathan Parrish, and one of Allen ntal Powars against said
Thomas Gay, and one iu favor of Isuac Ticknor aguiust Henry
Gri'.'gs und Thomas Gay.
One waifgon and 4 horses, levied on us lltc
property of Holar Allen, und in his po*ses«ion,lcvied on to satisfy
an ext union in favor of Jenkins D. Weathers against said Alien.
Two negro slaves, named Mime 40 yours
old, ami Cate 3 year* of age, lev led on a* the property of Robert
Beasley . and iu nis possession, to satisfy nu execution in favor of
James Jones, adm’r. of \5ui. Joyis, uec’d. against laid Robert
Hensley und jacah Lewis.
202 1-2 acres of land, whereon Peter Gill
now resides *n Jones county, adjoining Wm. i ’unl, Anderson uud
others, Icvimloiiai tiie property of said Peter Gill tosatisfy on ex-
ecuti m iu favor of A. W. Langdouagidnst him.
One house and lot in the town of Clinton
whereon Sxntoel C. Lipnett now resides, hull' an acre, adjoining
J. O. Weuthes v, Mrs. aIoitus ami others, aud one negro wot.ian I
skive moul d .MUriah30 tears of age, levied on ns the iiropcrty ol ]
•oiid S. C Lip|M'(t to satisfy an t xccution in favor of Warren I.ip-
p«'!t against him. Conditions rash.
•: 12 1-2 BENJAMIN TRAPP, D. Sh’ff.
Also on the 1st Tuesday in February next,
27 negro slaves, naiiird Zilph about 30
years, Frank 13, llannoh U, Julian (i, KUia 17, Lucy If, Louisn 10,
Charlotte 7, Molly’s chUU l» months, Mathew 37 year*, Molly 20,
Tltadens 3, Henrietta 4, Anna 2J, Dave II .Jack H. Eliza 5, Julius 3,
Joe 5, KeuU-u 21, Bob 41, Molly 46. Mariuh 13, Chiun 10, Sticky 33,
Lira in nnd Anthony 1C, ulstJ 8n,tirtA pounds sect! cotton, more or
|e**.and lAlinles of cotton, all lev i< d on as the property of Charles
It Eaton, Hatta Peterson and Holly I’etersnn to satisfy two rgeru-
tions issued outlie foreclosure of two mortgages in favor of Janie*
II. Join h and Aimer II. Flew el let;, ex’or* of James Jones, tlec’d
uguinsl them. Conditions
<tnc negro boy Abram, 1G years old—lc-
vied u|»on as the pronerty of John R T. Lingo, to satisfy fi
in a justices court tit favor nl'Juhu it. Dav island otlici s—ret
to aw by C. Euuis, constable.
9 negroes, Epsey 25, Henderson 8, Beit 4,
.Mara lid a 3, l.nvenn 35, Mealcr C, Nel<on4, and Sumlcr 2 vear*
old—levied upon as the property of Charles McCoy to snti’sfy H
Ik fa limn Houston Superior court in favor of Willi,mi II. Bowen
Roiniid out by Janie* M. Kelly attorney for phiintilk
One negro girl 12 years old, by the name
of Caroline—levied upon as the prooerty of Win* Robertson,dec.
to satisfy a fi fa. in favor ni Phillip Cook vs. Mary Robertson,
udiuinistiati ix of said dee.—|w>lnte»l out by R. II. WH*hington.
50 acres (if hind, part of lot No. 145, in
the 1st district of Baldw in county, on the wuters of Camp t ri ck,
levied upon as the property of (’. R. Roger*, dee. to satisfy li fas.
from a justices court in favor of A. and S. Justice and others, vs.
John Stephens, junr. adm’r in the right of Ids wile, udtn’rx. of the
said dec.—returned to me by John Gay, constable.
3 negroes, Folly 21, Charles 15, James 7,
years old—levied upon ns'the property ul Walters. Jenkins, to
sHti*fya li.fa. in Invorof II. B.Troutman, vs W. 3. Jenkins und J.
D Chapman—|Kiitiled out by W. 5. Jenkins.
3 negroes, Julian 0, Dawson 4, James 2,
yenr.s old—levied upon u« the proon ty of Thomas J. Minor,
satisfy u ft. fa. in lavorof Joel llu*ldtig, vs. Thomas It. I.ovc..,
Mary Minor, nnd Thomas J. Minor—returned to me by N. .Moore
constable,
4 negroes, I.indiy, Tommy, Ilatinnh and
Chirk—levied upon as the property ol D. tt. Mitchell, to satisfy
li. las in favor of WiIcy k Baxter, am! others—jaunted out It)
defendant.
One negro woinun and child, by the nnmc
of Ronhdnv 30 years old—300 acre* of land, more or ie.ss, ntljoin-
ing Move* Itovington and other*—400 acres more or lc** upon the
waters of Town creek, and one negro man IU treat * old, by the
name of .Vu*am—levied upon a* the t»r iporiy ef Birhuni T. Lin
go, to satisfy ti. fas. in favor of John L. Jones, exirutor, Lr.nml
other ti. fas. aguiust said Lingo—nil poinU‘d out by the defendant.
One negro girl, 18 years old, by the name
of Fallty—levied upon a* the property of Grasstta Few, to satisfy
his tax for the years 1B2U and 7—tax due tor both years 21 dollars
3 cent*.WM. GI11GG, I). Sh’IT.
should uet crushed in its iota
De Knlii county, Nov. 17,1828.
■ Gen. Morgnn, one of the ileroei
A READER.
of the Revolution.
WEVVTON Slierirt ’u Sate*.—On the first
Tuesday in JANUARY next, will he sold at the court-
bouse la the town of Covington, Newton county, v\ ilhia Itio u*wil
hours of sale, the follow ing projrrrty, to wit :
101 1-4 ucres ol* land, more or lesi, the
South half of lot No 187, in the ivt district originally Walton now
Newton county, whereon Jesse Paulette now live*, levied on as tM
KJ°uT y °* "*^ on to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Joseph Yar-
' 30 barrels of corn, 5000 lbs, fodder, 1200
ibs. seed cotton, all levied on us the pro tarty of Edmund Knowles
to sat t*ly a fi fa obtained in tin* hup<*rinr court ol said u-uin) in
lav or of BuitL. Cato St Co. vs said Edmund Knowle*.
DAVID MORROW,Sli’fi*.
At the same time and place,
302 1-2 acres of land, tiiorn or h-sp. in 1L0
arigliudly Henry now Newton county, adjoining llie |r ud
ol Right and oilier*; one note of 35 dolinra on Col. Jordan Then -
ton ; one note of .milar* 153-4 rents on James A. Bradford and
John Ricks xaBo two not. M.f hand on Burnell Ayr-k and Rick
ard A\ e.oek r*t o 'dollai.* curb ; one ether al*o on Jo'.tii Weld) for
LOutt/furi, nllldirdMi n* tji*. property of ChHsfopf-er Gnrlinctnu
to seti«fy a ft fa nbtaii>e.) in'in* Stiiverior Court of said county inia-
vor of Joel Avcock v * said Onrlington. ^
101 1-4 ucrt'R ot’ land, more or it lin
ing the North half cf lot No lo.ia the 8th dlst origimdlv llmry
now Newton county, levied on as the prf>i»erty of Archibald Burns
t»satisfy a fi fit issuing from the Superior court •! said count) in
favor ol Samuel J. Hrynu vs said Burns.
101 1-4 acres of land, more or Icbv, it he-
ini* the North holt'of lot No 8, in the 8tb dirt of origlnidiy Henry
now New ton county, also one sorrel horse 8 years old, nil levied on
ns the property of loiwrence Easter wood to satisfy n fi fa issued
from the Superior court of naiticctiuty in fuvor lUSafnevi J. ilr) •
an v> said Eastcrwond.
50 acres of laud, more »r less, it being part
of lot No 15, in tin* Celt din originally Henry now* New ton count.-,
the West end of said lot, also lo barrels ol'corn, mure orlrs*. nil
lev icd on ns the proper*) of George Osboura to satisfy suudry rt
las issued from the Superior court of *nW county lur co*t.
Three negroes, to wit: Fanny, Mary and
Chert y, all levietron as the property of Montford Wilhight t«. g -
tlsfy a fi fit issued from the Superior court of said county in favir
of Smith L llohhint vs said Wllhigld.
202 1-2 ucres of bind, in originally ltenry
v Newton county.adjoining land of Donkin, Mo**, Luc Vie nrd
other*, nnd wh’-reo'n Robert *. Itabb resides, leviett on as the pro-
••Tty of tltesaid Robert h. Rabb to sativfy a fi fa in favor ot k’r
wono.trk Neal,and ;v fi fit in fuvor of John Boslun, for the use of
Samui-)J. Ilr)an against said Rubb.
Benjamin Fulsom’x intcrett in 202 1-3
es of hind, in the Dth distorigit ally Henry now New ton comi
ty, N<> £•<!,levied upon to xatisl) a ft fa In favor ut William Harris
vssuid Benjamin rulsum.
I,. P. MACKEY, D. Sh’ff
At the same time anil place,
One lot of land in (lie 10th diet formerly*
llentry now Newton county, No not Known, whereon Garret
Spink* now live*, ou the wub-rs of Jlnncy creek, taken ax the pro
perty ot Garret S.iuks ;o satisfy aft fa in favor of Win. D. Con
yers vs said Spinks.
Half of lot of land. No 271, ill tbc Ifilli
dixt formerly Henry now New ion county, cf ntninitig 101 Hams
more or less, levied on us the property ul John Cariiiichael to sa
tisfy a ft la in tivor of J.R. k\V. sluston rsxaid Carmichael.
Two bed*, bedstead* anil furniture, one
spinning wheel, and one nine tnhle, nil levied on Ihe proper! v
of Rre.»le\ Jones tosutislyati fa iu favor of'J’humus Awbry vs sutd
Joae*.
202 1-2 ncrc-s of bind, more nr less, where-
on William II. Moon now live* in the 3th dlst tormerly llettry now
Newton county, adjoining J. C. Watters and others, levied anas
the property of Wm. II. Moon to satisfy two ft fas in favor of Johu
Webb i. Co. v s said Moon; levy made nnd returned bf a constable.
One negro woman hy the name of linn-
fav or of J. Allen and I.
n, mlm'rsof Thomas Gnrret.
THOMAS LEVINGSTON, Sh’ff
T WIGGS Sheriff’s Sales.—On the first
Tuesday ill JANUARY next, will la* sold nt the court
house in the town of .Marion, Tw iggs county, within the usual
hour* of sale the follow ing property to wit:
202 1-2 acres of land, lot No. 13, nnd
101 |-4 acres, part of ltd No. 36, in the 23th District, originally
Wilkinson now Twiggs county ; levied on a* the properly of Al
exander Meniwether, tosatisty a ft. fa. iu lavorof Andrew Low
k Co.
202 1-2 acres of bind adjoining ltenry
Bunn, and the estate of Edward Bryan and other*, aud 2.rj I-,’
acres ad joining Tarver nnd others, t lie plare whereon Jona* Dan
iel now lives, tiie numbers twit known, both l«»t« lying in the . lilt
District, originally Wilkinson, now Twiggs county, lev led urt ii*
the property of Lewis Daniel, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of John
Boothe v*. Jona* Daniel ndiuini'trntor to the estate of Lewis
Daniel, deceased.
150 acres of land in the 25th District, ori-
ly Wilkinson, now Twiggs county, the No. not knnwn.nd-
C?* For
first page.
several new Advertisements % see
MARRIED—0
of \\ t.i A. *vki. .
CULLENS.
lighter
Alexn
-ninctmie
Hoc. late •,
county.hy William* Stork
m-r!) of Virginia, to Miss Rl\V
X Ml SIIKRIIKRD.
In Gr»*ei;e*lioroiirh,
Rev. I)r. Fierce. \!.i
of Monroe. Wallet
daughter of Nicholas Leu is, |*>q
DIED—In Jackson. Butt* rountv. on the 1.1th ult. in tLv 2itl»
vear of her age, Mrs. ANN II. SWIFT, consort of Dr. John I).
Swill.
...... rrir.c of the 27th ult. by*
HUGH A. HARALSON. Attorney a I
rout t). to .Miss CAROLINE M. LEW IS,
J. R. BADGF.R~DE.vnsr,
[NT’ORMS the public, that lie will leave
I Milled-., villein a few day*.
“ill.MILES IL 11 ISON is a candidate
■ Ren
• r of Tax Returns ol Baldvv ii
Der I
\\v NOTICE.—IV rsotts wishing to
,n.ttltUi*fUl»cril"Tiirof,-*t,»;i.lty. *>" 11 ' n ’ nlU
• >,„n-oi I <t. U I .)•■«■. I q inMit'M-JwaUtc. «*»rjr WcdncMta)
amt TLur.;Jii!Us l*. i,'. ; jst any mliHMln-r. ?
L
perty of Hover l.nwson to sniuty a it. in. in favor ot me ,in*tire*
of tiie Inferior court lor the use of Milton McMurrny v.v. .Nant)
Me Murray principal.nnd Roger Lawson her *cruiit>.
101 1-4 acres of laud to tlu; 24l!i District
.i..ally Wilkinson, now Tvv iggs county, adjoining Mas*.ey and
otliers,the No. not known : levied on os the propel ty of Bytham
atisfy execution* i**ned front a magistrates court, in fa
vor of Amos Forehand ami Jolm Tully—levy made und relumed
li> a constable.
101 1-4 acres land in the 2 Mi District,
originally Wilkinson now Twiggs county, the No. n*t known, ud-
joining land* of Exum and others: levied on ns the property of
WRIiatn llettinton to satisfy executions issued from a ma cist rale*
court in favor of William Solomon v*. W illiam lleninton, Jonas
Daniel and Robert Goode security on tiie stay ol execution—levy
made and returned by n constable.
Two negro girls, Eliza 10,and Tilla aliout
11 years of age—lev led on ns tiie property of Hardy Pare to satis
fy execution* issued from a magistrates court iu favor of Henry
Solomon, William Albritton, Freeman Finch and Larkin Griffin,
and others—levy made nnd returned by n eomdahle.
A negro matt named Loudon, about 25
year* old— 1 'evh d on a* the property of Jar-.es M. Kelly.to -atisfy
executions in favor of David Ralston and McCormick Neale-
405 acre* laud, lot No. 182, in the 24th
District originally Wilkinson now Twiggs countv. adjoining lands
belonging to Tarver, and lot No. '221, in the J5tli district originally
W ilkinson now Twiggs county, lb* place whereon Robert Glenn
now Rves—levied on a* tiie property of Robert Glenn,
n fi. fa. i*«ued on the foreclosure of
Law-on nnd Daniel W. shine.
Two lots of laud in the 24th District, for-
merly Wilkinson, now Twiggs county, the No*, not known, one
lot adjoining Henry Bunn ami others—the oilier lot adjoining
Thornton Perry and others, containing 202 1-2 acre* each—levied
the prnpertv of Jona* Daniel to satisfy execution* i-*ued
P UTNAM Sheriff's Sales.—On the first
Tue*dny in JANUARY next, will be sold at the court
house in the town of Eatonum, Putnam county, within tbc usual
Hour* of sal*;, the following property, to wit:
259 ucres of land, more or less, lying on
Lilli*-river, adjoining Lyon, LuniMlvn and others—ieyletf on ot
tiie property ol Jones Rivers, dec. to sutisfy two ft. fu*. in favor oi
lvnue B. W dliaiii*ou,aud a-»igned lo T. k M. Evans, ami sundry
other li, fii». against John A. Rivers, administrator of Jones Rivers
deceased.
19 negroes, to-xvit: Abram 32, Polly 28,
Reuben IJ, Si tinman fi, Kent I, Vimler 25, .Stephen 4, James I,
Lew i* 4. and William one year old—levied on as the property ol
Johu II Graftou. tosatisfy a fi. fa. in fuvor of Eli E. Gaither, aud
other ti. fas.agnimt John 11. Crufton.
79 acres nf laud, more or less, whereon
John Me Dole now live*, adjoining Lewi* II. Lynch and other*—
levied on a* the property of hila* Monk, to*ati»fy u ft. fa. infavor
of W'iliiain Walker for the use of Virgil II. Walker.
Two negroes, Clary and Stun, ulias Sump-
von—lev ii d oh :i* the proiicrty*of Ami Martin, to satisfy three ft
lit-t. from a iu-lices court, iu favor of the administrators of Fred-,
eritk Wart*, dec. v* Asa Martin and Daniel H. Zuchry.utul sun
dry other fi. /a* again*! said .Martin.
199 acre* of land, more or lcs*, on which
Nunery Lme* now lives, adjoining .lame* Elliott and other—Also
’ii* inlete*t in the (ollowing negroes. Mnckey, Nep, Jinncy, and
Mar.ii—levied mi a* the properly of Nutierv Jones, to satisfy two
fi. las. in favor of Curler Shepherd, and • her ft. fa*, vs. Nunery
June—levy made and returned by a cotut ible.
15 tii-groeo, to-wit: Uettv, Kissialt, Lydia,
Edenli'mittgn, Alliert, (.’upld, Sally, Henrietta, Ularrissa, Lucy,
George, Robert, Henry, Milton and Letty—levied on is* the pro
perly of Jolm R. Mahone, to »ati*f) a ft. fa. in iavor ol tiie Batik
of Darien, arainst John A- Jones, Aimer Hammond, Jolm It. Mn-
bone, John l>. Chapman, and Seaton (sraotiand, Henry CosnartJ,
Ruradel P. Stulili* mid Ahm-r Chapman securities on tiie i»|
two other ft. fii* in fuvor of Cook At Vnitwagenen, and one
vor of lleitiy Cosuard, udni’r. of Amanda Gindratt vx. Johu R
M it hone.
5 negroes, to-wit: Vilct, Celia, Martha,
Isham and Jnroli—lev led ou as the property of Dixoli Hall, to sat
I Kl> a li. hi. in favor of Aiu'tcw Low and Hubert Isaacs, survivor
M Andrew Low, Alco. agaiost Dixon Hail and llarvey Kendrick.
Lots numbers 1, 2, 5, and (i, ut square
letter C. in the tow n of Katoiiton, county of Putnam, #otilaining
one half ucre e.n h, more oi less, w illi the exception follow il'f,be
rmiiioj,’ ijjm.h number 2at the roroer of If. A J. Goddards' store*
liou*e, and rufliiliig »outb alotir Jefferson street fifty-lour f* et—
tliencoeast 21 lect— thence north 51 feel—thence west 20 frit, to
tiie liecinitleg corner, on w hirli stands tiie Masonic Unll nnd the
Store-house of li.k J. Gi»diliin!—levied on a* the property of Ito
hett Beni and Bennett Grafton, to *ati*|v «* fi. fa. issued oath'
foreclosure of n mortgage in ftivor of William Wilkins, vs. RoInTt
Beal ami Bennett Grafton.
The lot mid improvement* whereon Mr*.
Bohan now lives,adjoining Mrs. Bradford and oilier*, containing
mo.- acre, more or less- levied on a* the property ol Joseph Bo
han to »atisfy aft. lo. iu favor of K. MacKenue—levied aud re
turned hy a constable.
THOMAS HARDEMAN, Sheriff.
ASl’EU .Sheriff"’* Sale. On the first
Tuesday in JANUARY next, will be sold at the court
bouse in tiie town of Monticeilo,Ja*porcntinty, between the Usuu
hours of side, tin* following property, to wit: ’
202 1-2 acres of laud, more or less, where
on Lew is C. Holland now live*, in the 14th dlst formerly Baldwin
now Jasper county, 300 acre* of laud,more or lr**adjoining Mr*.
Waird, lloyd and others,nt» .Murder creek. |00 acr x more or le**,
adjoining Coleman and others, on Murder ereek. one lot in tin-
town of MonticcRo, containing 0 acres, more or less eoininoniy
know n a* tin-Spring lot, and also the following negroes, to wit:
Jordan 20 year* old, John A Dick 22. Will 40, l.ury an, |*b« | 19,
Ola**co50,SilvyoO,Ciiaev »». and Mary 10, all levied on as the
property of Lewi* C.IIoIInimI, und pointed out by him, aud also
870acres ol laud, more or lev*, whereon Joins II. Holland now
lives, iu the 13l!i dial Ibnwrrly llaldw in now Jasper county, levied
on ax the property of Jona* II. HoHatHl, all tin* above property
levied on to satisfy a ft fit in favor of James Whitfield vs Lewi* C.
IloBand, Lemuel O. Ljh renre, uiul Joint% II. Hniluod ami Jam sun
S. Uotland, security.
275 acres «f lund, more or less, adjoining
Perkins, Boyd and other*, on Murdor creek, levied on as the pro-
J erty ol Lewis G. Holland to satisfy a inoitgage ft fa in lavorof
antes Whitfield vs Lewis C. Holland: the laud more particularly
described in the mortgage fi fa.
Two negroes, viz : Nuncy about 29 und
Anica 25 years old, levied on as the property ol Richmond Brow n
fo satisfy fifati in furor of Charles Gargile and others vs Richmond
Brown.
One negro girl nntiicd Zilly ubnut 13years
old, levied on a* the properly of William Morgan to *nti*/y two ft
la*, one in lavorof Eli Glover aud the other In llivor of John Hill
vs WilUuiu Morgan.
202 1-2 acres of land, more or less, it be-
ing lot No 87j in the Kith district of formerly Bahia in now Jasper
county, adjoining lands of Shorter, Gilison nihI others,levied on as
the property of William II. Cargiie tosatisty vitndi y li fax iu favor
of lironsoiiA: Mills und other* vs Wm. II. Gargile.
One waggon and 5 horses, levied on ns the
property of John McMlchdcl, jr. to satisfy sundry ti las iu favor
of '/aims Bronson bearer ami others vs John McMUUnel.
One 1 my mnre, 10 barrels corn, nnd 7 head
of cattle, levied on a* the proj»erty of Klbert Mooue, and aim one
chesnut sorrel mure. Hi barrels corn, one stack of fodder, and one
leather tied, levied on ax the property «d Mathew Raney, all the
above property levied on to satisfy aft fa in favor of 8. D. Crane,
lar the use of L. Brousou vs Mathew lUuiey and Elbert Moore
j curily.
One negro boy nnmed George, nbout 14
or 15years old, levied on ns tbe property of Daniel Buckner to
satisfy a fifu from Jasper Superior court in favor ol Wiley Aber
crombie, ami sundry li fas front a magistrates court iu lav or of O.
D. Whitaker ex’or. of Eli Harris,Ucc’d. and othets.all vs thesuid
Daniel Buckner.
859 ucres of lund, more or less, it being
lots Nils 78,73, und bail of lot No 81. lot No5|, and half of lot No
52, all in the 14th di-t formerly Baldw in uuw Jasper county, also
44 n ere* ndjoiuing Jordan, in the same district, aud Mae house and
lot in the town of Monticrllo, whereon William Hitchcock now
lives, containing 10 acres, more or le**,nil levied on as the pro-
O ' of William llitrhcnrk to satisfy sundry fi fit* in fevorofJohn
win, Eli GlovcrandR. M. Cleveland v* the said Win. Hitch-
Cock. WM. li. PRITCHETT, D. SL’ff.
At the. same time and place,
203 1-2 ucres of land, more or less, known
by lot No 125, in the ICthdDt formerly Baldwin now Jasper coun
ty, whereon Majers Henderson now lives, levied on as the proper
ty of Nathaniel Dean to satisfy a fi fa issu'd front the Superior
•urt of Jackson county, in favor of Rebecca Dougherty, ad’mx
by plaintifis; levy made nrd returned l*y u
One negro mun by tbc name of Jcsec about
0.t year* of nge, levied on a* the property of Joel Flanigan,der’d.
ul*o *uid Flanigan’* intere.-t in lot of land No 2 J'*, in the Dth dixt.
originally lleury n< w.Niutnn county, w hereon Tito*. G. t'-oate*
now lives, all levied on us the properly of sahl de« 'tl. to satisly
sundry fi Ins from a justlces court in lav or of Gary Wood fc others
v*thcaJm’i'i. of xuid dec'd.; ievyknade and returned byacon*ta-
1,1c. JOSEPH WATTfcKB, D. Bh’ff.
M ORGAN Sheriff’T'Snle. On the first
Tni'.dny in JANCARV n. Jt, will li»foltl rmirl-
house in the tow n of Mudison, Morgnn county, w itldu the usual
hour* of sale, the following prujterty to wit:
109 ncres of land, more or less, whereon
Thomas G. Deane now lives, No no! knowu in the 4th dlst origin-
nlly Htddwin ttaw Morgan county, levied on a* the property ot the
said Thoatns c. Deane to satisfy.] li ia* ia favor ol Lockwood 4
Peck ; levy made by n constable.
Four negroes, Harry about 40 years of age,
Joe about 25, Jack about 45. Milly nbout SOyearsoltl, levied onn»
tbe property of John Cunningham to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Lu
cius L. Wittich, Administrator de bonis non of EtncstJC. Wlttich,
dec’d. and other fi fus.
Nine negroes, Lmnniirl, Tom, Sylvester,
roily, Tempy. Bet I ford, Mencrvab, Sarah and her child, name
not Lnonn, L»J IS arret of land, more or ies*, No not knovvn in
the 5tl» dlst originally Baldwlnnow Morgan county, adjoining the
' ‘ “* iprre, Allen Harper and others, 10 or 15 barrels
less, n parcel ul picked andsr“* —
property of P
C.Cuuk,iudo:
front a magistrates court in favor of William Solomon v*. Jona*
Daniel, Jovlah Daniel nnd Hartwell II. Tarver, security
stay of execution—levy mode and returned hy n constable.
A negro woman named Tissey, about 21
• ear* old -levied ou the property of Hardy Pace It* sotiafy • xeett
• mi; in t .• * c: Jatr.- . !’at a;; I ll-.rqv Sohunon.
R. JIOL’UES, MiO.
pointed out by L
One gig amt harness, one sorrel horse, one
yoke of steers, and cart.fc! cows aud calves,70 twirrcl* corn, more
or less, 4.000 pound* seen cotton, nore ories*. ami one negro man
tunned Jim almnt 50 yeurs old, levied on n* the property of Rich
ard Robertson to satisfy u*fi fa iu favor nf James T. I lit) s vs Rich
ard Robertson und Nancy R. Robertson bis wife.
Two negroes, George a mun, and Dolly a
woman,levied on a* |M property ol the e*tute of David Allen
dec’d. to satisfy sundry fi fa* issued from a ffta-ri-drate* court, in fu
vor of Jaute* Potts, 8r. v* theadiu'r*. nf David Allen, dec’d. pro
perty pointed out by tbc adiu'rs.; levied on und returned to me
by a constable.
Ot.e negro boy named Claiborne, nbout 10
nr 17 years of nve. levied on as tbe property of James F. Robin
son to satisfy 3 li ms issued IYoiiiu magistrates court ii iu Uvnr of
Garter Shepherd and the other intuvorof Crnnek. Henderson vs.
James F. Rolenson, ami Abrolinm I’vle security on appeal: levied
on ami rotui to me hy a constai. e
202 1-2 ncres of lund, more or less, in the
IGth dixt of Jusper rounty, w hereon Lewi* G. Holland now lives,
nnd 500 acres of land, more or Ies*. in the I >lh and lUth disUict* of
Ja*|>er dountv, adjoining ftattuiel Bold and Mr*. Wade, and Lewi*
C. Ilolluml's interest ill one lot in tiie town of Monticrllo. at pre
sent occupied by Dr. Charles Mc!*more, together with the fol
lowing nnmed negroes, Fanny, Jim, William, Milia, Surah, An
thony, GUanv, Bolt, Seiiuhami I'ldliis, levied on as (hr prooerty of
Lewis G. Ifoliaud to satisfy the following fi lii*. Slaughter 4 l^dtu-
7. a it vs Lewis C. Holland, the justices of tbe Interior court of Hen
ry county v* Lewis G. Holland, Alseu Hollfteld, Jonas H. Ilollumi,
Lemuel O. Lawrence, and Luw*mt 8. Ilollniid, and E l)o<J*on se
curities, und other fi fit* in my hand* vs Lewis C. HollamJ and
other*; property pointed out by defendant.
(iO 1-2 ucres of lund, more or less, in the
15thdi*tof Jasper county, adjoining Breland, Jepkthali Wilker-
•on and others, levied on as the property of Caleb Wilkerson to
satisfy veveral small ft fas i*<ue«l from a iu*tic«> court iu favor o|
James Smith ami Mon vs said Caleb Wilkerson uud other ft fas v.*
raid Wilkerson ; levy made and returned by acimstnble.
390 acres of lutiil, more less, in the 14th
di*t formerly Haldw in now Jasper county, adjoining Alfred Guilt-
l>ert and otliers, wliereou Hetdien M Raney now lives, levied on
as hi* property tosatisfy a ft Iu lu favor of Hartwvll D.tsx vssuid
Reuben M. Haney; property pointed out l»y defemlant.
One hay mure and one bridle, levied oil as
the property of Lawrence L Willson to satisfy a fi fa in favor of
Robert lleaxly vs said Wdlx uii properly pninlej ou| by plaintiff.
120 barrels of corn, and 12 head of hogs,
levied tut ns the property of Kaleirh Greene lo satisfy a fi fa in fa
vor of Benjamin M. I’eeples vs Raleigh Greene, uud 1 oilier fi (a in
f.v„r of fSUiBr,un v. rid Om-m-. . NEWTnN p s „ m
7ILKINSON Sheriff’s Sates.—On the
i lot of glass- w are,
_ . set of knives nnu
loras, n un oi castings, 15 or 20 tmshels of wheat, three spinning
wheel*, 1 pair of scale* und weights, 2 pair of *4eelyard», a lot u!
jars, 5 axes, 3mattocks, 4 weeding h*»e* f 1 clock reel, one nair ot
shovel ami tone-, 1 grind stone, aud other nrliclesaH levied on a*
the property of William F. Drummond to autLij a ft fa In luvor
of Creid M. Jennings L Co. and other li fas.
202 1-2 ncres of land, more or less, where-
William F. Drummond now lives, No not know n,in the 4thi dixt
originally llaldw iu now Morgan county, adjoining the lands of
Wade Hemphill, John Cunningham «nd other*, levied on ns the
f Robert 8. | lot daw ai to satisfy a ft fa iu favor ol Jn*-
1, Uai dawny.
REUBEN MANN, Sh’ff.
I ACCORD in the huIg of the above land,
as it is to be M,Id to satisfy n debt due by W. F. Druiftmomi,
endorsed by tne to J. G. Cook, after tbe payment of which I have
no claim on said hind. «* the right i.*/>»i)> held by me to secure
ihe payment of the sanie.midik the n the rightful property of the
the said \V. F. Drummond. ROOT. S. HARDAW AY.
At the same time and place,
Four negroes, viz: Eutitty about 2li years
old, Sint her child Altsst about f) luolilli.otd, WUrjr nboul 7
old, and »loM»»lKiut3ycnr» old, lulled u|hiu a. tUo rrow ily "t
William Mc.Murray ln.idi.r, a 8 fit In favuf of William 1‘ortw
bearer ami oilier It fa* vs said Mc.Murruy.
100 acres of laml, more or leas* situate in
IticMIldlllorlllrollir 11 aid win imw Mnreao on tlw wn-
ters of the Appalachee river, adjoining iamis »f Butler nudetln *.-
whereon Mom * Young lives, levied upmi to satisfy a ti la in favor
of tbe adtn'r* of Tlimnas L. Jones,dec’d. vx Young I • ; -
ion It- Jenkins.
A negro man slave, named Lottgo, aliout
SO.rar. .dtUlarti'd lipnn n> tho projiortT of tortoiu D. Tolo to
Mitt.r, 28fai,one iafa.or of Jrtn <i. On., Imrnv ^
favor uf ,’clll Bryan. MAttttN I*. SPAItKS, 0. Still-
the same time andplatr,
Otic negro matt by the name of Kill 20 or
25 ) ear. old, levied un n< llir \irumrtjr of P. ijaiida S. O,lrtrreto
satlsty a ti fa iu tutor of Moiei Greer ami other fi fas vsxaid Ogii-
One negro man named Mingo 20 or 25
years old, levied upon ns the property of Epps Duketo satisfy 2ft
jits in luvor ol Irwin and Bryan,and sundry othur b fas vs said
Duke ; property puiuted out by Felix Bryan
202 1-2 acres of land, more or less, in the
20th dlst originally Baldwlnnow Morgan enmity, and known Ly
No 22, on Indian Crcck.Hdjuining Legard ami oilier*, lev ied upon
ns the property of lutv i Reynold* tn satisfy the follow ing fi far, one
in favor of J L W. I’orler A Co. 1 of Wm. l’orter k Co. 1 fit favor o fi
Julian Bailey, and one in favor of John Welch vx said Reynold*.
300 ucres of land, more or less, in the tffih
dial ul arifiiialiy Baldwin now Moraau tounl,, un lliv watvl! of
Lilllr Ilivvr, No not Vnow a, Jndiuiitiiia llamund, Hitrlicoch, uiul
olheri,wlivrvunMra. Matlirw Sliirlutlnow llv. s, Iwivd utoiiih
the proper;, of Muuhew Mitchell lo .nti.fr n li fa Iu Ineor of Ito-
fits Broom vs Thomas It. Mitchell, adtn’r. of Matthew MHchel.,
deed, and .undr, other 8fa.»tvRxKhNv? sV’aW K P, p. Sh'ff.
O GLETHORPE Sheriff’s Sate.—On the
lir*t Tuesday in JANUARY next, will Im fold at the
court-house in the tow n of Lexington, Oglethorpe county, with
in the usual hours of sale, the following property, to w it.
Three negroes, Gciie 28 yearn old, Klerk
20, Ma*011 u woman 15years old, levied onaxthe iiroperty of ioita-
thuti Bailey, dec'd-to satisfy a ft fa in favor of Henry Muller, sus-
riviiig ailn.’r. of WRlhitn Bailey, .lec’d. vt Glmrles Bailey, Ex’or.
of Jonatltun Bailey, dic’d.; property pomted by Cbarles Bailey
Conditions Gush. WM. LUMTKIN, ah u
At the same time and place,
35 head of fattening hogs, levied on as tin
proper;, of llenr? Uaildy ;o "uSaf, an eierutlon Si lavor of Ihr
Mir.and di,trihute;»of WUItam Bade,.dec'd. e» Itenrr Batlee,
surviving adodr. of William STAMPS, B. Shir.
H ANCOCK Sheriff’s Sale—On the first
Tuesday in JANUARY next, will basohl nt the court-
liou-e in the town of ftpartu,Hancock county, within thcuotal
hours of sale, the following property MJ'jii:
14 negroes, namely, itek aged about .(>
ppar., Jn-hui; a t e,l id.au; 23 .e«i«, squire and ahnut £2 year.,
Sawney 12, Winny 22. Ilunnab 15, Milly 1% Ellin M, Lucy 3ft, Har
riett I0' t Peggy 8, Marini, ti, Isaac 4, Lew i* aged ubuut (J years, all
levied on tt* the property Of WllliumA. Cobb to satis!) ufitu to
favor of the adtn’r* and mint'* of John Turner, dec’d. vs said Wm.
A. Cobb and Tbuinus lljyn« *t c VJC ll jr. , JS2f5T , J r « pi S? , S , . , s r" ,f
by the detcudauf. GLO. 1. MARdJLALL, D. Sh iT.
Also on the 1st Tuesday in February next,
17 negroes, namely, Dave, Mike, Gideon,
Noah,Sum,Old Dave, Ito-e, t.uptnln, .Mary, Milly, Mile*, Sina.
Nancy, llettry, Marthn. Allred, and Patty, w hich said slaves wa*
levied on a* the property of Benjamin Ct*ok to satisfy a tnortguc-
ft fa in favor of John S. Green usiignee vx said Look-, property
pointed out by «he defendant. ^ , f MARSnAIJjj svff .
Also, on tin first Tuesday in February next,
One bay stud-ltarse, known by the liunie
of Spread Earle Gallatin—levied on as the prooerty of David L.
Spark*, to satisfy u mortgage fi. JaMn fuvor or llpnitio S. Wliit-
TIIOS. IIABDEMAN, Sheriff
C 2J.REEN E Sheriff's Sales.—On the first
M Tuesday in J \NTARY uegt, will be sold at the court-
bouse in the town ol Greetie*l»«rough, Greene county, within the
Usual hour-ol *a|e, the lollowing property,to wit:
One house ntld lot, levied on us the proper-
ty ot John Hendricks, adjoining John Myrirk and others, tosatis-
the fyati la in luvor of Mai ray ^ Humphrey* and others vs Jolm
| Hendricks
One house n; •’ lot in the town of Greenes-
borough, levied cu > •• i-erivof William N. Morgan to »«•
litfy uli fa in t- 11 «t*,»* fWro. N. Morgan.
-.Vi i’ur DA'' !* Si
\\
fir-t Tuesday iu JANUARY next, will be sold at the
court-hou*e in the town of Irw intou WilkinMin county, vvitlun
tonal hour* of sale, the follow lug propel ty to wit:
150 acres ot* pine land, more or less, well
improved, whereon James Macarty now live*, token as his pro-
la rty, N’o*b'Jand77, inlh<-3d d»tof said county, to ,-.tii»f) sumlry
li in*in lavorof CharlesC. Beull; levy made anil r*** ur *»« ,< l *‘’' nc
by a constabl e JAMES ROSS, I). N.i'ffi.
A T the Into residence of Levin Vinson.
dec'd in Wilkinum county, wiiibexohlouTaixday the 13th
January next, all the personal estate of said dec’d. cunsisih.g ot
horses, one mule, cattle, sheep, hogs, goats the crop of corn am
I'.Hide.r, fanning utensils, household uml kitclien luroiture, and
oilier articles too tedious lo enumerate. Ter ms made known on
the day, uml sale to continue from dnyto day until all is sold.
NELLY VINSON,Adiux.
, leP< JOHN HUGHS, Adtn’r.
WIN DER an order of the Inferior court of
U Putnam c .mHy.w beo *ittitis for ordinary purposes, w ill Le
sold nt the court l»oiixr in Eatomon, on the first Tuesday in to*
Im uni> next, 202 12acres of land, more or less, belonging to tm*
p.tiiir of John Jackson, dec'd. about 5miles from Katontoo, ni*out
•juor 80acres open lund. Sold iorthebeutiitof thehclrs ana crc-
aUareof-M^'d. JArK<0N , A(lr ,,
O N the first Tucsduy in February next,
Uc ...Ulfolho Uflu-.t locMur, In ;Iip;owi, «f Ea;oiHon,
Putiuun county, 10 negroes belonging to tbe estate «,I J.dm Nic
Bride, among them uu excellent bla. ksuuth. 1 erms—credit tjll
Ghristnuis, with small note* uml ‘yjprov/’d security. Sold by an
older of court. .M ARK A. COOPER. Adin’r.
W ILL be sold ut tlm house of Littlcbury
IlurrK in tbr count, of Co\wtn, on FrM.iv tlir lMliila,
of Juuunry next, i
the property behtuging to the esUteol John liar-
rl* late of said county, dec’d. eoa»isting of cattle, hogs, household,
and kitchen furniture, and -umlry other articles tuu tedious to
U ”%TlctlAlY I.AIIKIS.1
/•re * ^ y iur.n:3, »A’itr.f.
T1IEGROES TO HIRE-Thouud.rsign-
1 M eil will hire at the court-house In the town Kntontun. 0l ‘
Tuesday the 30th Inst, between 2<> and 30 likely ^wiry oom
groes, Itelonging to David Myriek—among the
good workmen. Peipus vv bo may be deiriroits WM ,j e
ernes, are invitod to attend. Terms w ill be £**.
day of hiring. All twrsons iuth l.t. hm * i.j.mjbi
longing to said David Myriek are mitifi"* ' uit5 " IU Vc 1 r
in every instanee unless P^^TOkLY, )
WILIJAM vXwSzfc
dr. I Isay llunsoN, J
F ? UR , ,uo 'SS. , 'i
be mode to the , l'-avV (>> »ell the real estate f