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gUtaroti
lint, indented in tbs teainertil with a key, by CJiriilo
f her Smart, while confined in a mad house.
Ilr rppg of Oral, the mifility source
(.11 lit I things; titt- stupendous force
do which all things depend;
From whose right arm, benrutji whose eyes,
All period, power, and enterprise
Commence, and reign, ana end.
The world, the clustering spheres, he made,
The glorious light, the sunthi; shade,
Dole, champaign, grove, and hill;
The multitudinous ohvss,
Whore secrecy remains in Miss,
And wisdom hides her skill.
‘•Tell them run,'' Jehovah mid
To Moses, while earth heard ill dreed,
And smitten to the hpnrti
At nnre above, beneath, around,
AH nature, witjioet voice oe sound,
Replied “O l.ord! thou art.”
Mr. JEFF Lit.SO.VS OPINION.
The following Letter from (iovrrnur Randolph of]
Virginia, will correct the erroneous statements which:
hi ve heen made relative to Mr. Jcfl’erson’s opinion!
of some of our distinguished men. Mr. R, It will be,
recollected, is the son-in-law of Mr. Jefferson.
'nM- a <r14im ||riiflAf | sHEmm’ sai.es. ■ gEEBurrs’ saxi?
XvJSLxjA. sLy a.™ JL M-A 9 § n„ .„ nr.TORK.il »«• t. S3 On the first Tuesday ■'» noTo^.. .
ILL be
JUS
|Thf. subscriber having taken the above Establishment, recently occupied by R. Coleman
[Esq. and mado considerable improvements therein, is now prepared to accommodate BOAR
[DEI’S and TRAVELLERS, in the most genteel and comfortable manner. His accom
modations are extensive, and no pains will be spared to givo satisfaction to his customers.
' TIMOTHY BRUEN.
Macon, December 12, 1826.
HOTEL.
To thi Editors nf the Virginian Advocate.
Gentlemen: in reply to your written appli
cation for a statement of certain political sen-l
timents uttered by Mr. Jefferson sometime in
the year 1825, I must first remark, that I do 1
not now consider myself at liberty, nfier your!
request, to withhold it from yftur paper. My
tipiuion has over been this, that in a free and!
equal society, upon public matters of such ex
treme importance, the public are entitled |c
demand, through any of their organs
communication, tho sentiments of public elm-]
racters of long and high standing, from.them
selves; and most assuredly so, after their de
cease, from persons to whom they have been
unreservedly made known.
I was induced to relate wlint I Ind beard]
the first time I did rclato it, by some illiberal
t xprossion applied to General Jackson, a con-]
duet which would perhaps have been still more
revelling to my feelings in regard to Mr. Ad-!
ams; for‘both aro fully worthy in my estima
, tion of the high honor they receive from their!
fellow citizens at present; but tho former 1
have never yet seen.
The occasion cf which you speak, when]
see were all present at'the reading of General
Jackson’s reply to Mr. Clay, was, I candidly!
think, the second time I over mentioned tin ’
.fact in question. I am very sure I did hear]
Mr. Jefferson say and I think it was nboutgnttentiva Ostlert ;nd Stable# well
t'to last of July ortho first of August, 1825,
but it might have been in December, that it]
. was fortunate for tho country that Gen. Jack'
run was likely to bo fit for public life fou;
years after; for in him seemed to be the on-]
Iv hope left of avoiding tho dangers manifest
ly about to arise out of the broad construction;
now again given to the Constitution of the'
U. S. which effected all limitations of powers,
-• nd left the General Government, by theory,1
, l ogciicr unrestrained. That its, character!
w is plainly enough about to bo totally change
t-J, and that a revolution, which bad hitherto'
keen indistinctly contemplated at a very great;
distance, wts now suddenly, mid unexpecicdlyS^l J4HR subccriber, having been employed by the person who rented this valuable place, to-superintend it,I
hroueht C ], JS0 , 0 our v j cw Of Gen Jackson Sf *■“ give* notice that he will entertain persons who may call on him, in the best manner possible, and on os]
V. a- ,,, . „„ ,,„’iSreusonable terms a* good accommodation can bo afforded. He will constantly keep on hand, a supply of
j-I r. J olio I soil OIJCIJ said, that UO WilS un tlO*pmr)M rnnnuD am nifno e *t . i„s! r*L n i :_t. i rrLt. Ll i
t:ost, sincere, firm, clear-headed and stroug]
minded man, of die soundest political prin
s-lples; tyhich he kuew well from having oh-]
nerved his couduct while a Senator of the!
United States, when ho was Vico Prosideir
himself.
Jackson
On the first Tuesday in OCTOBER next,
> %’f.TLLbo sold, at tbe court house, In the town ol]
W Perry, Houston county, between tlie usual boui
of sale, tlie following PROPERTY, to wit;
.SARAH, a negro woman, supposed to be 28 years]
old, levied on as the property of Junies I"
sty sundry Fi. Fas. in favor of Stephen
idmiuistrator on the estate of F.lijah Ward, deceased
Levy made and return'd by a constable.
ANNA, a negro woman, supposed to be 45 years]
Id, and her two children, MINNA, 7 or 8 years old
,nd NANCY,.5 or 6 years old—all levied on'as thi
property of Mulcora G. Wilkinson, to satisly a Fi. Fa.]
a favor of Daniel Netvnan, principal keeper of thi
lenitentiary, for the use of the penitentiary.
Two lots oak and hickory LAND, ip the 11th db
rict Houston, No. one hundred and twenty-four ah 1
me hundred and ttvenly-five, well improved, where
>n Michael W'otson now lives—levied on as his prop
rty, to satisfy a Fi. F'a. in favor of Paul P. Thomason,
vs. Tuttle lI.Mnreltind, Robert Moreland and Michael]
Watson, recurity on tlie appeal.
One lot of oak and hickory LAND, containing 202
1-2 acres, No. forty-three, in the eighth district lious
ton, well improved, whereon William Cole now live;
—levied on as his property, to satisfy a Fi. Fa. in favoi
of the Bank of Darfcn. Property pointed out by de
fendant.
One lot of pine LAND, in the 5th district of Hous-
Ion county, containing 202 1-2 acres, well improved,!
whereon Perry Wimberly now lives—levied on as his]
property, to satisfy a Fi. Fa. in favor of William B.]
yinOCTOBFn i
W ILL be sold, at the Court house inik
of layettenlle, layette eouniy.be^!^J
iual hours of sale, tlie following PROPKn<rU K ^t|
.... One NEGRO MAN by the tSmte of
Finley, to sat®. 8 or 19 >'*■« of age, uml one bay »!Ar£.VTI
i W. Walton*™, 1 ; )'“ a " oU-lev,ed on ns the propereTJ^i
- - • “p albert, to satisfy si fieri facias in favor Vi'S
Mmiccy versus Green Talbert.
One NEGRO BOY by the name of Ben
ears of age—levied on as the properly of it -1
Jolman, to satisfy a fieri fncias in favo r 0 f Iv 1 '
Woodfin and sundry other fieri faciasr. .... -
same. M rent, (
[ Two hundred two and a half acres of LA\n l
by lot number one hundred and ninelv-riJx. TTt
jfotulh district of originally Henry notvVnvr ’
L well improved—levied on as the nron..H» /H
. II. Dickson, whereon theSld ofckffi J
lojutisfy n/cri fncias in favor of Patrick tail
[versus said Dickson. V’WmJ
One yoke of STEERS and one CAILT-1... .
s the property of John Williams, to satisfy
ins in favor of James Wilson versus said u-'t
iWillinra Evans and Thomas C. Bcnnme iB! .
Ono bayJIORSE, eight or nine years old
’UR HATS—levied on as the property of j'.S n
ier, to satisfy a fieri facias in favor ofiMUEa
•rend versus saidLanier and David 6miih ' '1
WINSTON WOOD] SAuft
George, vs. Perry Wimberly and Peter V. Guery, ai
rninistrators on the estate ot Thomas Mackey, dccca
ed. Property pointed out by Peter V. Guery.
202 1-2 acres of LAND, in the 13th district of
Houston county, No. nine, levied on as the property
of Levi Hart, to satisfy a Fi. Fa. in iuvor of Bryan &
Brothers. Levy marie by a constable.
202 1-2 acres of oak and hickory LAND, in the
14th district Houston county, No. 209, levied on as
the property of John Whiteside, to satisfy a Fi. Fa. ini
favor of YYarc & Harris. f
CATE, a negro woman, supposed to be 35 years,
old; DICK, a hoy, 15 or 16; and BILL, a boy, 10 or 121
'ears old—all levied on as the property of Arthur A.!
ilorgan, to satisfy a Fi. Fa. in favor of John Mitchell]
and others. PropeiTfjrointcd out by defendant
August 27
On the first Tuesday in OCTOBER',,, ■
K17IU, be sold, at the Court house in the i„»1
ZebutonePike county, between theu-'liH
(ol sale, the following PROPERTY, viz: '1
Two hundred two and a half acres at LAND J
or less, known by lot number twoliumM ..ifl
in the first district formerly Monroe now pfo ""
I—levied on ns the property of Asa Alsabrool
By a fieri facias in favor of Alexander CaddtnWJ
ronerly pointed out by the plaintiff. “
One hundred and fifty acres of LAND i,
less, known by lot number eighteen, in the lint J
Irict formerly Monroe now Pike county. W | IP „,, .1
(hu Vining now lives, with a crop of CORN *
thereon—levied on as the property ofsaidJrliuvin
sept 3
VIIY W. RALEY, Sheriff.
t first Tuesday in OCTOBERm I
LL be sold, nt the Court house, in tlie tJil
11 pr
charges, are suffo.ient inducements, I expect at least my share of public favor.
JOHN C, MANGHAM.
Zebulon, Pike County, May 21, 1827. 30
On the first Tuesday in OCTOBER next,
ILL be sold, at the Court house, in the Town]
of Fayette title, Fayette County, between the
isuai hours of sale, the following PROPERTY, to wit:
One hundred acres of LAND, more or less, being
bat part oflot number two liundredand forty-eight in
be 5tli district of originally Henry uow Fayette coun-
which lies on the north east side of Camp Creek, 1
•djoiaiug Parsons and others—levied on as tneproper
ty of Thomas Coleman, to satisfy sundry fieri faciaies,
in favor of Thomas Brown and others versus said Cole
man—levy mado and returned to me by a constable.
The interest of William Bland, in lot of LAND num
ier one hundred and eighteen in the fifth district of
’nyetle county—levied on to satisfy a fieri facias in]
ivor of Elkcnph Denson versus said Dlaitd—levy
lade and returned to me by a constable.
Five acres of standing CORN, more or less—levied
n os the property of F.dmoiid Dodson, to satisfy a fieri TV zebulon, Fike rounfy, l
acias in favor of ^William Yarborough versus said Dod- of sale, the following: PROPERTY, to wiu
JfPIntosh’a Oid Place
One lot of LAND, number eighty-eight in the fifth
©
[district of originally Henry now Fayette county, with property of Benjamin G. Brown, to satisfy thru t
[ihe CROP growing thereon—levied
Ion as the
ity of Ninian M*Bce Mullican, to satisfy a fie;
W ; *” “ ‘ ‘ 1 Nin‘
acias
ian M'Bee
o satisfy eight small fieri faciases issued from
ice's Court in favor of Patrick S. Dcvane—1„
nd returned to me by a constable.
W.'V, WHITE, Sbtrt.
August 27 * 1
On the ,
ILL n
J|_ of Zebulon, Pike county, between tin I],
ours of sale, the following PROPERTY, to wjt
! Two hundred (wo and a half acres of LAND, e J
•r less, known by lot number one hundred amife
[nine In the second district of originally Monroe i
Piko county—levied upon as tne property of Rn
Shannon, to satisfy four small executions mtircrJ
James Powell versus said Shannon—levied unoaij
returned to me by a constable. 1
WILEY MANGHAM, Deputy ShmC. |
August 27 ‘'I
' Tk
One NEGRO MAN by the name of John, m
nineteen or twenty years of age—levied on in!
treasonable terms as good accommodation can no afforded. Up will constantly keep on hand, n supply
?CORN, FODDER, SPIRITS, &c. for the accommodation of travellers who wish to purchase. This pi:
[is seventy-fire miles from the Indian Springs, and about ninety miles from the Coosa River In Alabnma. Thit,
Li the best and nearest route from tbe middle and upper parts of this State, to the middle-and upper ports of Ala-J
;hama. The Road from the Springs to Alabama has been opened a number of years, and is the best in the New]
{Purchase, above the Falls on the Chattnhoochle. Mr. H. D. Demon has a Ferry in the centra of this reserve.
iThe Flat is a largo and good one; the attention constant, and unremittted. There is no Ferry below this, nbovi
’the Falls; nndnona for a considerable distance above. All the roods ond trails near here on both sides of thi
i for holding thi
er and lower cm
services to the]
IIo had no doubt, that if Genera) River arc bad to and from thfv place. This is the place designated by the last Legislature
should bo brought into oflico to cor- pourti an d Elections in Carroll county; it is situated about an equal distance between the unpi
, of the county, and is fifteen miles west of Coweta court house. The subscriber tenders his
l cct tho a,arming tendency towards formidable, public-as Agent to transact any business in the Counticsof Coweta and Carroll, appertaining^
and otherwise irrcmediaulo evils, beginning to ( as niccrtnimng their quality forthe drawers, or persons wishing to purchase, or have executions
devdope itself in tho administration of tlie and he will attend to ihe interest of those mho may employ him at the sales of the
ptneral government, bo would bo entirely faith- "J od , e ™ te > b . u f ln f 1 “ be attended to with promrtnese. All communication,
S'.I in lint nl.ir.-t Thi. ennv.naiinn lo.ll, 1’OSt office 1$ kept by tba .UbsCrtbcr, M'IntOSh’S Reserve; Carroll COUIlly.
fid to that object. This conversation took
place cither immediately nfier tho convention
in Staunton of 1825, or in December follow,
ing; nnd it was tho last freo expression of his
vontiments I over hoard, a cnlamitions change
in private affairs of both having occurred short
ly after, which prevonted my being much
with him, by placing him through imperious
circumstances, in a situation requiring him to
l.o uufriondly to my greatest interost.
Having b'-cn an doctor myself in 1824,
vvliea Mr. Crawford’* personal condition was
deemed so very doubtful, I know certainly
that Mr. Jefferson did then prefer Mr. Adams,
lifter him. Indoed,' I never hoard Mr. Jef
ferson speak of Mr. Adams, from tho year
! 792, without acknowledging that he was an
; bio, learned and honest man; to which ho of
ten added, bofore tho poriod mentioned, that,
Mr. Adanu would make a safo Chief Magis
into nf tho Union, and tho most fit of all the;
Now Englnndmon, Towards Mr. Clay, ns
politician, Mr. Jefferson constantly manifest
a very strong repugnance, and often said that
ho was merely a splendid orator without anj
valuablo knowlodgo from experience or study,
or any determined public principles foundec
in sound political scienco, either practical oi
• theoretical. With this impression on my mind
I left Mr. Clay at Monticcllo, when I went,
to tho Legislature, three days before the moot'
ing of the electoral colleges, in Decorabei
1824. I had heard some little discussion bo-
tween him and Mr. Jefferson of thoso impor
vnnt points of constitutional doctrine, and po
litical economy, upon which they differed so
widely. I went determined to vote for Mr.
Adams, in caso Mr. Crawford should be ac
n favor of Henry Swlney versos snid
LMullican—property pointed out bv John Burke.
J. G. STEWART, Deputy Sheriff.
September 1
Oit the fir* Tuetday in OCTOBER next,
W ILL be sold, at tho Court bouse, In the Townl
of Zebulon, Pike county, between the usuall
liouri of sale, the following PROPERTY, to wit: t
Two hundred two ond a half acres of LAND, mores
jr less, known by lot number two hundred and tivcn l
y-two in the ninth district formerly Monroe nowl
’ike county—levied on as the property of Georee H.I
lohnson, to satisfy • fieri facias in favor of Q, L. C.l
Franklin, for the use of John Hannon—levy made cnd|
returned to me by a constable.
WILLIAM V. WHITE, Sheriff.
September 1
September 3— 3m2am-
must be pou paid.
WILLIAM G. SPRINGER.
jmsUvsiow Hotrsm
T HE subscriber respectfully informs the
ing tlie Court house in tin
ing the Court bobse in the town of CLINTON, Joses County, Co. formerly occupied by H.IL^IatJf'iti.
.ter, Esq. as a Tavern and Boarding House, and having made various improvements therein, he is now prepar- ; in favor
]edto entertain BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS in a genteel and comfortable manner. - His accommoda. thers.
'‘ions are very extensive; and his table, bar, stables, &c, are at ail times well furnished Unremitting exer August 27
Ult tet/ a Aix-riaitc , txnu ms iuuic, uni, Btitmca, UfcC, ire Bl itll llint’S WCI1 luillisiiuu tJlirCIUlUing CXC
»tions will be made for the comfort of his customers, and he solicits a share of the patronage of the public.*
Families can be accommodated with separata rooms.
SOL. HOGE.
CL LXTON, Ga. April 30,1827. 27tf
property pointed out by David J. Bailey.
. One lot of LAND, number two hundred and twen
tv-six in the twenty-third district of Mnicogee county 1
—levied on as tbe property of John M. Hansford, to
fy sundry fieri faciases against said Hansford—one
avor of William Scarborough, indorsee, and <
TpORTISk
xecutions issued out of a Justice’s Court, one in h
vor of Buepherd & Williams, one in favor ofkrcti
nox & Danieily, and the other in favor of Mid
Booth, all versus stid Brown—levied ontndrti'jra
to me by & constables.
BURREL ORR, Deputy Shut. I
August 27
PosLponed Sa\e.
On the first Tuesday in OCTOBERmt]
^RWILL be sold, at the Court house, in the loin i|
V/'J Zebulon, Pike county, between tlie usual ten
if sale, the following PROPERTY; to wit:
One lot ofLAND, known by lot nun.br.r nee Lid
Ired.and sixty-seven, in tlie second district ofcri;itilj
y Monroe now Pike county, whereon IVjCiin}
[Martin now lives—levied on as his property, in nt
fy a small execution, issued out of a Justice’s t’ourt.ii
favor of Samuel B. Turner-vcrsus said Merti.i-^ j
[mado and returned to me by a constable. 1
BURREL ORR, D:pu!ytkwl\
Huguit 27 r '
On the first Tuesday in OCTOBKl! «i‘,]
A T Carrollton, in Carroll county, witbir. the ■ cJ
Um. hours of solo, will ha sold the following PEGM
RTY, via: 1
One lot of LAND, No. fifteen, in the cijl'lnds’:
f tilts county, lovied on as the properly of TO
Koadlandcr, to satisfy two executions issued frcot
justice’s court, in favor of Wm. Robertson, viJVnj
[A Wm. Roadlandcr—levied on and returned to r
Proporty pointed out by W*«
On the firrt Tuesday in OCTOBER next,
A T the house of IFillum C. Osbtrn, the place ofj
holding Courts in Muscogee county, will be sold,I
between the usual hours of sale, the following PRO-)
jPERTY, to wit: 1
One lot ofLAND, number two in the twcnty-secon
listrict of Aluscogee county—levied on as the propel
7 ot John Adams, to satisfy a fieri facia* in favor ol
1‘Cormick Neal—property pointed out by Jesse C-"
jter.
i One lot of LAND, number one hundred and cigh v
jin the nineteenth district of Muscogee county—levied “Y ® constable.
ion as the property of Loam Brown, to satisfy a fieri E0 ”“‘ . „ .. , , ,
.facias in favor of J. D. <t A. Chapman—property point- Onolcit of LAND, No. one hunorea and t»*»fl
ted out by plainUffs’attorney. eight, in the first district ot this county, Icv.tdoriJ
One lot of LAND, number two hundred and four in (he property of Wtu. Bartleh, to sflisfv t\roeijc» | “
te fifteenth district of Muscogee county—levied on as ‘“ ue ? ,rom a justice’s couit, in lavorol Cortlo (
icpropertv of.Nathaniel APCoy.tosatisfy a fierifncias Herns, vs. Wm. Barden, nnd one in favor nl>
in favor ofCealia Porter versus Nathaniel M‘Coy and Southerland, vs. Wm. Barden & A. G. Barden-
iJamesFlynt—property pointed outby WitliamC. Os eu on and returned to me by a constable,
bom. 1 r One lot of LAND, No, seventy-five, in the
One lot of LAND, number cighty-sevcn In the distrlct of this county, levied-on as
eighth district of Muscbgee county—levied on ns the Robert Baley, to satisfy an execution i-mcd ,
property of John B. Smith, to satisfy a fieri facias in justice’s court, in favor of Jas. Cortlcdgc, m- ^
favor of the Executors of Jonathan Bailgy, deceased— Baley—levied on and returned to me liv a con
JAMES P.
Shtrff.
GEORGIA.
By His Excellency GcosexM. Tiioor, Governor and]
Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of this 1
State, and of the Militia thereof.
apn
son over viewed Mr. Clay in the light he i
thoso who have a genuine feeling of Civic
prido at it; for ho it a Virginian, and nty
strongest public attachment of all is to the
prosperity and honor of Virginia. If .what
have said should excite resentment, I shall
hold Mr. Clay, and him only, responsible It
mo for any improper expression of that feel
ing. With great respect,
■ Til. M. RANDOLPH.
now~vieweif, by*n^bo^M “a man1ikol7
ue dangerous to the union from his principles ——-— -- -- - -■ - - J •
. or that he ever contemplated for him any O'
do therefore hereby charge and require you'th
said Justices, to cause an election to be held on Mon
day,the first day of October next, at the several place
FOVR MONTHS AFTER DATE,
A PPLICATIONwill be mndeto the Inferior Court
'XjL of Twiggs County; when sitting for Ordinary
pui poses, for leavt to sell Lot number ono hundred GRTY, viz:
nil twenty-seven, in the twclvrth district of Houslo
nty, it being the real estate of John Hendt
May*ccased.. HANNAH HENDERSON,
‘ * - ' Administratrix, with the will ar.’wzsd
July 23 Itlin '39
OH I . ■
H. Maynor, by Thomas -1* Thomason. Also, two
small notes, tbe amounts not recollected, made pays
hie to John D, Maynor, signed by John Brooks. Chi
note ‘ ‘ _
thcr Novation than what he had alread, w.. ,.. , ... , ,, .
Air. Clay demonstrate to the world that Mr. ,aid vacancy—And I do beraby further charge and re-g^ Ali persons are forewarned against trading for Julv30-—tf-
dy (
. - Sho
Ir. Clay demonstrate to the world that Mr. —
Jefferson underrated him, I shall bo among quire you to make return of said election to the Ex
eeutive Department within the term of twenty day:
thereafter, as required by law.
Givan undermy hand, and the seal ot
the Executive, at the State House in Mil-
ledgevile, this 29th day of August, in the]
year of our Lord, eighteen hundred and!
twenty-seven.
G. M, TROUP.
By the Governor:
E. H. PIERCE, Sse'ryEx. Department.'.
September IP —
[Pajiers, ami ibo makers of tbem are forewarned a
[gainst paying off any of them only to me, ns they were
J olen from my liouie.
WILLIAM H. MAYNOR.
Vpun County, July 2. 36
NOTICE.
ifffvN leaving the State, I hnve appointed James H
]vtt/ Gordon my Agent, who elone, is authorized to
uako contracts by which I am to be bound, until 1 re-
urn home. TH05IAS T. NAPIER.
Forsyth, Jily 19,1627—tf—39
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
On the first Tuesday in November next, ‘
A GREEABLY to an order of the Inferior Ci
of Twiggs county, when sitting for ordinary
pm-poses, wilt be sold at the court-house in Marion,
j 100 acres of LAND,
'adjoining lands of Olliver and Edwards, in Twiggy
]county._ Bold as the property of Lewis Daniel, dec.
ept3
45
J POCKET BOOK STOLEN.
CCTOLEN from my house, in Upson county, a red
£3 morocco POCKET BOOK, containing n num
ber of Papers—among which were six Notes of Hand, .
af twenty-fivc dollars each, dated about the 3d day ol for the benefit of alt concerned.
i« me Honorable Justices of the Inferior Court of (ftfOluly, lSjii, payable to William H. Maynor or bearer.
respeetire counties in this State: on or before the 25th day of December, 1827 A!so,r
W HEREAS the Hon. EDWARD F. TATT- Note of Five Dollars, given to William II. Maynor Ol
NALL, elected on tbe first Monday in Octo. bearer, due the first of October next, signed by Johi
her, 1826, a Representative from (his State in the Fiuellen. Also, two Bonds for titles of land, on
exe-
former-
dollars
, nf Robert Bums to William H. May
• , .... .... . „ . .... . of the Executive, in pursuance oftho latter part of the nor, to execute titles to a lot in the fourth district for
knowledge^ indisputably out ot condition tofsecond section of the act of the Legislature, passed merly Henry now Fayette, number not recollected—
the 11th February, 1799, entitled: “an act to regulate forfeit $1000. Also, a Bond of Conveyance for fifty
the General Elections in this State, and to appoint the|acres of land in Monroe county,deed mndeto William
i r.t .: ■ ■ ’ijy,” do ’
One lot of LAND, No. one hundred and f^)-;
the fifth district of this county, levied on ns
[erty of James Morgan, to satisfy Uvo exewuowm^
from a justice’s court, one in favor ol EoWn-^j
[and tbe other in favor of James Shaw, vi.
id—levied on und returned to me by a constao.e.
Conditions, Cash. _ ,, .,
JAMES WEST, Slitrif, ^
nug 27 41
On the first Tuesday in OCTOBER’'' 1 ]'
A T the Court-house in Carroll county, ' lW "-
usual hours of sale, will he sold to
PROPERTY, vi* : , , .
Lot of LAND No. one hundred and f° rt )'
fifteenth district of Carrol) county, taken »■' j rl
erty of William Harper, to satisly an tj» fU K ...
r u * Levied oo
JONA8 DANIEL, Admr.
vor of E. M. Amos and others. ,
turned to me by a constable.
nug 27 n JAMES WEST, M
On the first Tuesday in OCTOBER’ 1 '^
A T Carrollton, Carroll county, wM®.
hours of sale, will be sold the following
IV1 I , > IS . . i
1 Ono lot of LAND, No. ninety-seven io »•
cingthe real estate of John Henderson, de- district of this countr, levied on as the
u IT 4 XIXT A IT IIPMni’DQnV T-I.— I a.I. . w .. P_. ...
FOR BALE
r HE well known PLANTATION, called the Ret
Bluff, in Bibb county, on which there are now it
cultivation about 150 acres of land. Persons wishinj
v will eminntR (rum the State of
Mark don'l. clarke.■
John L. Selmnn, to satisfy an execution
William YVhitfield, vs. John L. Selmsn. l'°>
pointed out by the plaintiff, , , jjcit
One lot of Land, No. two, In Ihe thirteeol*^
of this county, levied on as the proP?”-T p,
llrondberry, to satisfy an execution Jn ^
Bledsoe, for the use of Luke Reed. Property
utby Eli 8. Shorter, plaintiff’s attoroev.
Conditions cash. .... „ «
„ HENnvc.BiBagj
To a\\ viVvom it ma^ concern.
SHALL continue to keep
I house, one mile from tbe
on the Federal Road. Persons
ly on the reueral Road. Persons having business in of said deceased, consisting of llorscs, v,.
the Office, may rest assured that it shall at all time: Corn, Fodder, Oats, Rye. Household
* ‘ 1 “Furniture, Plantation Toole, KoaJ
be promptly ettended to. Letters on business eddress
d to the Clerk at Knoxville, foitios run, will re
ccive bis immediate and personal attention.
F. 8. COOK, Clerk Superior Court,
. . ... Musecrii county.
July 30th, 1827 2tamlt W
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALT- *
O N the first THURSDAY, in October
be sold at the house of Richard uam
SM&SSaB “'•"rKfME'VBorEsTr,
irsons having business in of said deceased, consisting of git
smith Tools, ie. Terms made k'^^Tiiutil ^
sale. Sele to continue from day todsy
sold. WILLIAM VAUGHN.
I JOHN -VAUGHN. >
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aug 20