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domestic sugar.
Mr. A. Rice, who paused through this place a
jay or tiro
since on hi* way from Fort Gaines to
r The bachelor’s Ball, on St. Valentine’* Ere, in
New- Vork, appear* to have given great .satisfaction
to all parties. It was attended by about 700. The
whole went off in the happiest style imaginable,
but the returns of the Bachelors killed, wound
ed -and married, cannot be given in full until the
anniversary of the next year, when their fate will
be better known.
On Monday Mornitig. the 4Sd inst, the House
RHKRIKF’S 8AMSS.
Charleston, exhibited to us sundry specimens of
Domestic Sugar, made on the plantations of J.
Brvant. D. Mitchell, S. Johnson, Mr. Blackshear,
Martin Wood, A. McCulloh, W. Nieres.sen. &c.
all of Early county. Some of these samples, par- ^ _
ticularly those manufactured by Mr, Bryant andjofMr. William Bold, in Bay-street was discover-
” Wood are the finest we have ever seen, being I ed to be on fire in one of the Garret rooms. It
T clear beautiful grain, perfectly clean, and near- was extinguished in a short time, after doing but
of a clear oeduuiui B ’U inconsiderable injury. As the House is in one of
the most thickly built pans of our Town, and afresh
East wind was blowing, the destruction must have
been great had the fire not been so speedily snbdu
ed. There is but little doubt that it originated
with, amf was designed by, a servant of Mr. B's.—
But a few days before, the residence of Dr. Sto-
nky in the same street, took fire from an ill-con
structed hearth. The fire was there also promptly
extinguished—and it gives us pleasure to remark
the alacrity exhibited by our town-officers'and citi
zens on both occasion-—Beaufort Cm.
Matrimonial Comforts.—Five bills of divorce
were granted at the late session of the Supreme
Court at Middlcbury, Vt.
A letter fiom Washington, lays—“Should
the Post Master General prefer a seat on -he
Bench, Mi Isaac Hdl, Editor of the New
Hampshire Patriot, is to succeed him in that
lv transparent. In our opinion, most of these spe
cimens are superior to any West India Sugar we
have ever seen in this market.
Our informant states, that upwards of 600 barrels
of Sugar were made in Early county from the last
year's crop; and he thinks that more than double
that quantity will be made the present year. One
gentleman (Mr. Wood,) from ten acres of Cane
made forty barrels of Sugar, oi 400 pounds each,
besides 60 barrels of syrup, and reserving 40 or
50.000 plants for seed. Mr. W. expects to have
50 acres in cane the present year.
The mill* used are operated by horse power,
and are of a very rude construction, inconsequence
of which one fourth or one third of the juice is lost.
The Sugar is here all made in the small way, being
bailed down in such pots and kettles as come first
to hand, which renders the process more tedious j department.”
and less accurate. The juice is subjected to the
GEORGIA—In Crawford Superior Court.
'FEBRUARY TERM, 1829.
T HE Grand Jurors, sworn', chosen and selected
for the said county, at the term aforesaid, Al
though it does not come strictly within their prov
ince as Grand Jurors, deem it no great infraction of
their duty or usurpation of power to express their
opinion of the propriety of establishing a Court for
the Correction of Errors of Law. The propriety
for such a Court we would presume being so palp
able to every intelligent mind, it would seem scar
cely necessary to adduce an argument in its favor,.
But there being some part of the community who
regard sttcli a tribunal in prospect as something ter-!
rific, and threatening intolerable expense in litiga- I ALSO—At the s me time and place,
tion, while it will bring with it as they suppose, no; 0|1P NEGRO WOMAN by the mme of
countervailing advantages, that we consider it our , lHnnBb al)ou , so year, of age. and sn Infant child
mu
—— —
Itl! F V Hi
At ZEBU LON, Bike County,
On the first 'Tuesday in April met,
frY F.TWEEN the usual hoursofssle, will be sold fte.
LS2 fore the court-house, the following Property. Via:
405 acres of LAND, more or less, known
by Lots No. 167 and 163 In the second district of ori-
ginally Monroe now Pike county, levied upon as the
| property of William IV. Martin, to satisfy two Fi Fas,
| one in favor of Ann Martin, the other of Ann Martin
; administratrix of John Martin.
march 2
BURREL ORR, Sheriff.
m
duty to offer a few of the reasons which influenced
us in onr opinions.
There are eight Judicial Circuits in the State,
in each of which there is a Judge exercising su
preme power within his appropriate jurisdiction.
His opinion of the law, whether right orwroig, be
comes the law of the circuit, and contracts the
rights and remedies of thefyarties at Jaw. If his
opinion should be wrong it is persevered in, thougli
the error may be detected, from the application of
by the name of Toney, about three months old, lev!
ed upon as the property of Robert L. Willis, to satisfy
n Fi Fn in favor of Robert Germany, executor of Tho
mas Chrgile; deceased, vs said Willis—Pointed out by
Thomas H. Tuggle, i
202 1-2 acres of Land, more or less, known
by lot No. 227 in the 9th district of originally Monroe
now Pike county, nod one hay HORSE, levied upon
as the property of William H Kay, to satisfy a Fi Fa
in favor ol David Wellborn, vs W. H. Ray, and Bar
nabas Pace and William Clark securities—Pointed
that very preposterous maxim that common error j <, Ht by B Pace
becomes right it. law. If his opinion should be 4 5 ncres ,',f Land, mo.eor less, known liv
right the successor of the Judge who established | nild , (i3 . j„ the 8th di#tr i ct of 0 ri R in R lly
the law might honestly differ from him, ami the : Monroe now Pike county, levied upon as the property
principal is chauged ; and there being no supreme I of Totlison T. Atkinson, to satisfy n Fi Fa in favor of
arbiter, the practice goes unsettled. Hence our William Aikins vs said Atkinson—Pointed out by Jo-
process of evaporation alone, without the aid of ar « iron, .lie Deal amnori.y,
L or a,iv other agent ,0 assist the crystallization. ( sa - vs ! ,lf ' Norfolk Herald,) that , ,s the deter,
lime or any * , : . , , niinntion o< Mi. j azewei.l, not to accept
The mode ol cultivation pursued by the above p.^ ^ , ||<M|eyr Hdmillistri , tion ,
named gentlemen, is to plant the cane in drills,
from three and a half to four feet apart. Itisthought j Mr. Southard has been appointed Attorney
the thicker it stands in the drills the better, as iH I General of the State of New-Jersey, by the
that case the cane grows taller, and more joints j Legislature of that State.
Our informant has been on seveial of tlte
laws, and the practice of our Courts which is as
important as the law itself, is in a constant state of
fluctuation and change. The remedy which men
may acquire to day for (he redress of their wrongs,
they may lose 011 tomorrow without any change of
sc|di T. Camp,
march 2
WILEY MANGHAM, D Slff.
. A LSO—At the S'me time and place <
pm- NEGRO BOY, nmno.l S\M, d.otn
circumstances or facts. The tenure by which men eight years old. levied on as’the propirty of Joseph
ripen.
West India islands, and states that a similar plan is
pursued there. When planted too thin, the stalks
grow stouter, but l ave fewer joints, and contain
less saccharine matter. The average quantity of
Sugar to the acre, Mr. R. informs us, is from 2000
W 2i0(l pounds. Tlte Green cane is generally.
led in the neighborhood of Fort Gaines. Some
prefer the Ribbon catio, but the seed is scarcer,
and few experiments tiave been made with it.
A profitable business is made by raising Cane to
sell for seed. The stalks are worth a dollar ami a
half per hundred, and the demand great.
A light pine soil is said to be the best adapted
[for “his cultivation. Sugar canc does not exhaust
■he. land like corn nr cotton; the roots do not ex
tend so deep, and the litter left on the ground by
khe tops and leaves, is thought to be more than e-
bual to all that is taken from it. Four crops it i*
paid may be obtained from once planting, if the
sinters are not severe; and with a little care in co
loring the roots in the fall, they tnay be preserved
brough the hardest seasons.
Sugar is becoming the principal staple in all the
lower counties. Every farmer who can get seed is
planting Sugar Cane.
Pine land is said to be the best adapted to the
Iroirth of the Sugar Cane; and that the poorest
lort. when manured, or cowpemied fora short time,
[ichls excellent crops. If this is correct, what a
uirce «f wealth ttttr interminable Pine finrrehs
kill become. Millions of acres, hitherto supposed
If no value, and inhabited only by the Gopher, will
le mode to Idoom as a garden.
Tazewell, not to accept any j hold their fortunes, their liberties and their lives, is
rendered thus wavering, for the want of some tribu
nal whose decisions shall have a binding efficacy
throughout the State, and which the Circuit Judges
should be bound to regard and obey as the law of
the land. We therefore recommend the establish
ment of such Court.
We tile Grand Jurors.aforesaid do charge and
accuse by presentment Janies E. Slat ter ami Win
The. Baltimore Gazette, of the 23d ult. says
—“We have satisfactory evidence before us,
that Mr. Wirt has not resigned the <-<fico of
Attorney General of the United States.
We saw yesterday, in tilt hands of a Gentle
man of tilts city, a Two Dollar Bill, (Eagle
vignette) of the bank of 1 he State, which had
been tillered '.o a Bill of One Hundred Dollars,
and passsed as such.—The words and frilli es
two ,11 the hill, had been extracted by some
rliyinical process, and those of one hundred,
nserted in (heir place.— Charleston Cone.
A German chynvst has discovered, that by mix-
Thompson, to satisfy a Fi Fa in favor oi'Margaret Ken.
idy
march 2 WILLIAM V. WHITE, D Slff.
At KNOXV1 LLE-t-CRAWi'oiiD Couv: v,
On the first Tuesday in April ne t,
’bYEFORR tho Court-uuuse door, Will he s<i'.ii ' ts
Ej tween the usual Imilrtot sale Iheiolhmin; |f,6|« 1-
t vi*.
Fifty acres of Land, morn or le**, lyrtf it
the Mouth West corner of lot No; 215 ill the 2a dirt .. 1
of Crawford comity—levied on as the pro|«ftj of
Elijah Muneus. to satisfy two Fi Fas issued from a Jus
tice’s Court in favor of John Andrews vs said Jluncha;
E olnted out by plaintiff, levy made andrrfurned to me
y N. flhurley, constable. , •
One liumlmi one ami ,1 fourih acres of Lttft'ds
more or less, the West half of l.ot JJo. G) hi (hr 2d
district of Crawford county, levied on as the property
of Samuel Hamer, deceased, to satisfy suudry Ft I 'as
In favor of J. atone & Co. and others vs said Harper,
pointed out by plaintiffs, levy made and returned lo
me by P. H. Brown, constable. • !
Lot No. 31 in the 7 h district of Crawim/i
county, levied on hs the property of Tresen Dewitt, in
satisfy a Fi Fa in favor of Kimberly <& Chisholm, ami
other Fi Fas vs said Dewitt, pointed oat by Josrpli-
Bennett.
The Easi half of Lm No. 17 in the 3 ,i >-
trict of Crawford county, levied on as the ptvpi yiy of
William Hemphill, to satisfy a Fi Fa issued fn in
Twiggs Superior Court in favor of Wm. Sandtbrd- vs
said Hemphill.
Lo, No. 32 ill iho Hi district of (b-i\vJb; ,|
county, levied on as the property of John Kltls, tuna*
tisfy a Fi Fa in favor oi John H Rogers vs said. Berk*/
On« lot of Land, whet tun John K tine y
now lives, known by No. 159. and the Las) hail in hit
No. 1 IG2, both lying in the 7th district of''
county levied on a* the property olJohn I
to satisfy two Fi Fas issued from a Justice'
Baltlw in courtly in favor of Wiley McCtary, Aiiin’r
ofthe estate of Titos J. Kirkpatrick, dec’d. va Jitmcff
Kirkpatrick and John Kirkpatrick. levy ntpde anti up
turned to me by N. .Slnirley, constable.
Tin* W»*. Imlf i f Lot No. 73 ill the 3.i dues t ^
At ZEBULON, Pike County,
On the first Tuesd nj in June ne t,
W ILL be sold before the court house; between
the usual hours, the following property, viz:
Four NEGROES, viz. Nancy a woman
trict of Crawford county, levied oft as the property of
Nathan Brady, jun’r. to satisfy it Ft Fn in Tavarf of
"'li impson vs said Brady.
Match 5 L. LAW Mill’,. Xhtft
c. t rs-iif c—.j .T . , ruur 'LtiKULS, viz. Nancy n woman
nifred Caihoun of sm.f county will, the offence of and fhrce c | li f dr , 1 ^Moses. Ge rg- and Harris
living in a state of adultery, m die county ol t.raw- | evied on a3 ,| le property of James Olive, to satisfy a
ford* on tne first day of January* 1889—witnesuei, Fi Fa issued on tne foreclosure ol a Mortgage in favor
John Walpole, \V iliiant It. Brooks, David ii. Bush, of Win 11. Underwood, and suudry other FiFas, vs
W iley Abbott. , said Olive.
W e the Grand Jurors do also charge and accuse
by presentment Ludweil M. Webb of said county
for keeping a disorderly house, by suffering drink
ing and gambling with cards in Ins tile said L M.
Webb’s house, on the fourth Sabbath of Novem
ber, 1628, being the twenty third day of said month
of the same year. \\ itnesses, Peter May, Green
llatcher, Homer W ebb.
We the Grand Jurors aforesaid do also charge
also—Will uk sold as aboye :
One Negro Woman named Frank, ahoui
6(1 years old, one sorrel Mare, two Beds, Bedsteads
and Furniture, one pine Table, two Chests, five sitting
Chairs, one Cupboard containing several articles of
Pewter, Earthen-ware and (ilnss-ware, two spinning
Wheels, oue pair cotton Cards, one clock Reel, one
. and accuse by presentment John Allen anti Mary Musket, one Shot Gun, nineteen Fur Skins, with va-
• riuusutherarticles ol household and kitchen Furniture.
march 2
WILLIAM V. WHITE, D Shff
remarkable, tiie force of the explosion is constant
ly directed helmv. —
The New-York Journal of Commerce states that
a large amount of twenty dollar bills, purporting to
he of the Mechanics' Bank of New-llaven, had
been discoveretl by one of the police officers. It
is supposed that numbers of these bills have been
sent to the South for disnibutioh.
We the Grand Jurors aforesaid do also charge I Six, Cows and Calves—ievi <1 on
and accuse by presentment Hope H. flatter and , )ert y of Matthew On, to satisfy a Fi Fa in
Muscogee E. idler of said coumy with the of- & F. McLendon for the use of Allen M
fence of living in a state of adultery, on the leulii, pointed out by the defendant.
llie pro
favor of A.
McLendon—
Shocking Occurrence. A man ofthe name at John
lirceti, lately, without atiy assignable cause, other
wn a morbid sensibility, the consequence of a
|’ rums temperament, put u period to his existence,
' hanging ! lie had been missed for nine or ten
[ays, and when discovered, his hotly was found
Mantled from a beam in an unoccupied house
ponging to Mr. Pounds, near the place long known
tuier did appellation ofthe Devil's Half Acre, in
le western corner of Putiiam county. It is app-
hwtl that he clomb to the top of tlie beam, and
[ter adjusting each end of the rope, let himself
[inn therefrom. His hands were found tied he
re him, in such a tqanner as to have prevented the
pssibility of his extricating himself, had he wish-
‘ todo so, after making the fatal plunge; Yet, as
Tlie Washington papers contain the follow,
ing literary notice :—
“A Memoir ol the Life of Arthur Lee, M.
D. L. L. D. M. A. P. S. &c. Joint Com-
ni'ssioncr to the Court of France, Sole Com
missioner to the •Co.ur.A-uf., and P.w.ii ,,
during flip Revolutionary W o, by Richard
Henry Lee, author of tie Life of Richard Hen
ry Lee.”
Tlie river Delaware, opposite Philadelphia,
was frozen over on Sunday, 22d ult. and con-
unu::d'M> on the 24:h, „
Mr. Flint, whose works on the Western
country have acquit ed much popularity, is about
to publish a now novel, entitled the Shi/shoncr.
Valley.
We have heard,says the Philadelphia Chron
icle, and believe the infoimotion io he correct,
that not less than six hundred persons have ap
plied for the situation of naturalist to the pro-
posed exploring expedition into the South Seas.
..... ..... A letter dated at Washington, on the eve-
lefjmt was found resting against the wall of the ■ nine of the 23d ult. states tha,—“Mr Brown,
Hiding, it is conjectured he felt some miscivings M u ster to France, Mr. Poinsett, Miu.stei
,::i = ,l ;°. r f!, ract ,' I he " ‘ 00 L?* 1 ’?'! »» Mexico, and Mr. Tudor, Charged* Aff.ircx
[mm ttmg the fatal deed, he suspended his hat d^.,,1 i. 1vp ,„ 0 n i«k, rl for and obtained
> ‘he chamber window by a string, and it being | lo Br . ,z1 ’ l, ,ve * ach . ,or uni1 "to 1 ’" 1 *' 1
hwed by one of his neighbors, led to a discovery l ,0 “ n,ss ‘ 011 10 relurn home,
his hfrless remains. HU face aud eyes, when
d> liad oeen nearly consumed by th»: rats.
A Post Office has been established at Double
Cabins. Henry county, and Jons Anukrton, Esq
l.lnot/ier. A lew days after the above revelling D •,
lcurrenee, a negro woman, belonging to the own- I , 1 -
Jd'he building in which it took place, (Mr ] MACON MARKET.
hung herself in a similar way, from tlie
'jetting end of one of the logs composing her j Boron, per lb. 8 n 12 Men/, bushel
•in. She was about 8(t years old, a a* a favor- Bilging, per yd. 25 a 26 Molasses,
servant in Mr. Pounds’' family, in which she t Brandy, Cogniac, 1:50 a 2 Nails,
been raised from infancy; ntnfhad always been , „ ’I'f.
tSirT'V-^, Of! ";t iwl° - ^saa8.8SBrth.
was hardly recovered. Her strange eondnet I Codfish, lb. 12 1-2//ice.
juot be accounted for on any rational grounds, ■ *•
[ess it was mortification at lining recently cxpcll-
litom the church of which she had been a member,
Tearing taken up with another woman’s husband,
r, *® ‘ wo tragic occurrences have occasioned a
tlea ' °* sensation in the immediate neighbor-
Fame. The corps editorial ®f the
I a is frequently sneered at for numbering in
I ' t!n >ks so many celibates. This is their, mis-
I '® e 5,end we fear an evidence that Literature is
1 cneruhed by the sunny fair of this sunny clime.
M® North,'Editorials fare better—there, (hey not
r.. wr,t ® f°r fame,’’ but for love also; and woo
lotuses but to win the Misses: witness the nu-
[°j>s alliances that are crowding upon our no-
r e,w een editors of talent and ladies of wit,
t ‘y and fortune. Does the profession stand
lr.r. or ? re the Muses and Misses easier won, in
r^® t r, »‘ i,u de«? Pray Major Noah, let us into
l | C ?i/, A Y V. York.]
I ^LRl OOL, Jan, 8.—I have only to
Tat the oft told tale of our market being, if
l uV*°. r,e ,han ever * N ‘ ,w Uplands sold
P 'hfftcuUy at 6 l-4d,—indeed there is no
F'tta, and the sales uniuunt to nothing like
| weekly consumption, nor have they done
tVii L ,en w “ ka * AU Cottons are
I 9t c 1 >e * ,u J rers Will not give more than
1 ” f" r common dean Charleston Sea I.s-
• We have now tt regular N. E. wind,
a "d we shall probably have no fur-
| l iutiigs from you for some time,”
fiMn CC,lc ? cy ’ ^ Lincoln, and his Honor T-
Iv,‘. ,r, T- ll ;' v, ‘ hl ‘cn nominated for re-election
| a#r andi4euL GovctnorofMassachusctts.
f iffrt,
Corn,
Cotton,
Flour, bbl
Foihlrr,
Ginger,
Kll
60 a 62
10
85
35
812 n 16
4,60
6.00
16 a 16 Rum, Jamaica 1.50 a 1,75
75 N. England
7 a 8 1-4 Salt.
\'lShirtings brown,
751 bleached
Ktl.Sonp,
Gunpowder, keg $8 Sugar, Muse.
Gin, Holland 1,50 a 1,75 Lump
Northern, 43 a 6(t) I-oaf
Iron, 6 1-11 Tohacro,
Lard lb|/FAt»*«y, •
Ltud, lb] trine, Madeira,gal 3,00
Lime, cask 6,00 Teneriftc 1,75 a 2,00
Mackerel, 7a$9| Malaga 85 a 1,00
50
1,00
10 a 12
16 a 18
10 a 12
10 a 13
18
Sn
12 a 25
40 n 43
day of February, eighteen hundred ami twenty-
nine, in tlie said county of Crawford. U itnesses,
Richard Burnett, Jos, Childs, Win- D. D ilhauis,
Auslem Evans.
W e tiie Grand Jur rs aforesaid present as a grie
vance, that many citizens ol' tins county allow stray
stock of lidferent kinds lo come into aud remain a-
bout their plantations without posting said stock
for the inloranttioiTof thedwnei tiiereol'.
We the Grand Jurors aforesaid tespectfully re
quest onr lul't-rnir GoiiULlur the cuiimy aloresatd
to relieve‘John tV UittlujJSu, y. security tor Gabon
T. Austin, on a contract to build a Court House
in said county.
To ins Honor Judge Strong we beg leave to
make a tender cf our approbation lor the manner,
the zeal and diligence with which he has dischar
ged during tiie preseut term those high trusts
which the laws of our country have confided to
him.
We also beg leave to tender to the tSoliCitor Ge
neral our sincere thanks for his assistance aud kind
attention to tiie duties necessarily allied with the
duties of Grand Jurors.
H e request that these our presentments be pub
lished in the Niessinger and Telegrupli of Macon.
11. CROWELL, Foreman,
JAMES M. WILLIAMS,
THOS. FAG IN,
JAS. S. JONES,
ENOCH MATHEWS,
W M. D. TUCKER,
WILLIAM 1’EURY,
WM. nlUGlil,
DAVID CULFEl’lER,
AliitAM DAVIS,
DAVID li. LISll,
PEYTON R. CLEMENTS,
CHARLES PATTERSON,
JOHN MciiKIDE,
WM. H. LOWE,
BENJ. DEVON.
JOHN WHITTINGTON,jr.
ARTHUR BRYANT,
BENJ. WATSON,
PET ER C. ESTERS.
EKASTUS STONE,
GEORGE MOON.
By request ol' the Grand Jury, and on motion of
the Suliritor General, It is ordered, that their pre
sentments be published in the Messenger and Tel
egraph of iVfecon.
A true extract from the Minutes of Crawford
Superior Court, F ebruary £4th, 1829.
A. K. McCANTS, Clerk.
march 3
W1L 1AM V. WHITE, D. i
BOAT NEWS.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST,
Boat Henry, J. T. Howland owner, and
Boat DeVVitt Clinton. I. B. Rowland owner, from
Darien with groceries.
DEPARTED,
Boat Martha, King owner, and
Boat DeWitt Clinton. I. B. Rowland owner, for
Darien with full freights cotton.•
<E>icl)
In Clinton, on Sunday night last, Solomon Doge,
Esq. proprietor of the Globe tavern in that village.
At Montpelier, Va. the residence ofJames Mad
ison, departed this life on the 11th iust. Mrs.
Eleanor Madison, the venerable parent of our Ex-
President.
VOU Sj\LF«.
The BRICK BUILDING in the Town
ol Forsyth, fronting the Mansion House,
suitable for Offices or a small Family.—
Alto the HOUSE and LOT formerly oc
cupied by Mr. Brooks, on the street lead
ing to the Indian Springs.
Tlie above property, if not previously disposed of,
will be offered at public »»!e on the first Ti
April next. Terms of tele will be favorable.
March 7 W W1UJAM CAtfAMSd
H>H SALE.
The TOT nuu IMPROVEMENTS in
the Town oi Maeoir,oa the corner oppo
site Mdiose 4b Kidd’s 'Store, formerly
occupied by .Mr. Cuutv. Also the vacant
part nt a LOT ou .Mulberry Street, ad
joining Hungertord N Stoddard’s Store, about 35 feet
front. If not disposed of uelore (lie first Tuesday in
April, it will on that day he sold Ht Auction. For
terms apply to MELKUSb & KIDD.
Macon, March 7,1829 4t 10
A FEW Barrels oi HD
received and tor sale by
( ider*
i superior quality just
ELLIS, SHOTWELL & Co.
At J AC KSON Butts County,
On the first Tuesday in April next,
) f| ILL he sold at the Court house, between the
JJ usual hours of sale the following property, vit;
Tha. part oflo of Land, No. 129 in lie 2d
district oi formerly Henry uow Quits county which
lies in said cuunty of Butts, being lilt) acres, more or
less—levied ou as the projierty of Kichnrd Pound, to
satisfy a FI Fa in'^RVorof W illiamson iloiiy & Soils
vs said Pound, and one issuing from Monroe Superi
or Court in favor of John D. Ghappel vs John M. Ma
son and Kichard Puuud—property puiuted out by
deleudant.
Loi No, 21 in the 1st distric of t'ormerlv
Henry now Butts crunty, containing 202 1-2 acres,
more or less—levied on as the property of Jhmes Mor
ris, to satisfy a Fi Fn ia tavor of Julm It. L'urgile vs
said Morris—projierty pointed out by plaintiff.
2021-2 acre*of Laud, nioic oi less, whereon
Jesse Benton now lives known by lot No. 195 in the
eth district of formerly Henry uow Butts cuunty—le
vied on as tho projierty of said Benton, to satisfy
sundry Fi Fas issued from tho Interior Court of said
county, one in favor of W'uody Dozier vs Jonathan
Benton, Wiley Ferrell and Jesse Benton, and one in
favor of Zacharinh Oneal is Wiley Fericll-and Jesse
Benton, and others va said Benton—properpty pointed
out by Jesse Benton. ‘
Lot of Land No. 46 in the 14th district of
formerly Monroe now Butts county,coutaining2021-2
acres, more or leSs, and one Negro. Woman named
Lucy, about 42 years old—all levied on as the proper
ty of Hubert Humber, to satisfy a Fi Fa in favor of Jer
emiah McClendon, bearer vs said Humber,* and one in
favor of Jarrcl Beasley, bearer vs said Humber and
John Cannon.
Otic hay Mure 4 years old, one pided Cow
and Calf, one red Cow and, Calf, one black sided
Cow, one Sony and eight Pigs, two liai rows, one small
two horse Wagon with Harness and Covering—all le
vied on as the' property of James Bentley, lo satisfy a
Mortgage Fi Faiu favor of Lawrence Gnlingau vs Said
Bentley— property pointed out in the Mortgage.
Four Cowl ami Calves—levied nil ax the
property ati Zachariah Demon, to satisly a Fi Fa in fa
vor of Williamson Koby & Sous vs said Denson
property pointed out by Butg. Denson.
Lois Nos. 43 ami 33 ,u the* 9d) district ol
foimerly Henry uow Butts county, each containing
2021-2 acres, more or less, both levied on hs the pro
perty of William Barkley, to satisly sundry Fi Fun, one
in favor ot Zenos Bronson, and one in lavor of Wil
liamson Roby &.8un* v» William Barkley, property
pointed out by plaintiffs' attorney.
JOSEPH SUMMERLIN, Dtp. Slff.
POSTPONED SALE.
AT THE SAUK TIMK AND FLACK WILL BE SOLD
Oue load Wagon mid H olies*, one hl„ck
Mule, one grey Horse, one sorrel Horse, and one Nc*
S o Boy named Isaac, 21 years old—all levied on as
e property of lloberl Humber, to sutiMy a Fi Fa in la-
vor ot Louiza C. Fhialleu, by her guardian vs said
Humber.
Lot No. 47 in the 0th' district of formerly Henry
now Butts county, containing 262 1-2 acres, more or
less, also Fraction No. 65, containing 120 acres, all
levied on as the property of William Barkley, to satisly
two Fi Fas, oue'in favor ol W oody Dozier vs said
Barkley and Benjamin S. Moore, the other in tavor
ol Charles Price, been r vs William Barkley and W il
Hum Pressley security on apiieal.
JOSEPH SUMMER1JV,
February 19 Deputy sheriff
AO TH E.
f|\ H L Commissioners of the MACflN MASON■
1C HALL LOT1EKV,amiouee to the public
linn they Imvc fixed on
Wt<tnesd,.y the 15 th of April next, 0 . ,
lor the LAST DRAWING oi the First Class, on i nii.g, to satisly sundry Fi Fas issued trum a Justice 1
ta lurtli rlnu tliOK itlnriiM (l olinll nenfi.t laima „l llai.lsL s! IV. . t.'l... t
At FAVLT'T LViLLE—Fayette Count
Oil the first J'uesilay in April taut,
B ETW I.1.N the usual hours oi sale, will lie solo
belore the court-house, Ihe tollow ing property
One Negto Man termed H.m-, 4nu> 25 •
30 years oiage—leued. on as the property ol Jehu l
w bich day they pledge themselves it shall positively
take place.
From the liberal support thus far extended to th*
Lottery, they confidently rely on that continuation of
patronage, without which no Undertaking of the kind
can be brought to a successful conclusion.
On Hint day prizes to the amount of 819.999 must
be drawn—among these are the
CAPITAL PRIZES of $5,606. 8500, $300's, Ac.
and from (he fact the) one half ofthe original amount
of Prizes Is still in the Wheel, they otter this's* infol d
ing a better chance of profit than any b'cht ine nuw
before the public.
Orders for Tickets from p.ny part of tlie counti y *
Court in layor ol Pairiek 8. Desam- vs Jehu Viali.g-
levy made aud returned to me by a constable
One kn ol Lund, No. 219 in lir 4 i:
of formerly Henry now Fayette comity, undone ry*
W agon and hind Gear, on. buy II..rn* about (Jye
old, one Indian Poiiey P* or 12 year* old, nod,
blind .Marc 7 or8 years olif—all l<n icd on ns (be |
perty ot Josiah lloudon. lo satisfy a Fi t u in dim.,
Lewis Hiulon vs said Hniialou and James (I Men
n—property pointed out
V
sst hall ol kd v ' R
ol Cia\(‘ord
Kitkptdrwki.' . -E;
:e's t'oidi of
At McDonough—Uenhy gdunty,
On the firs Tuesday in April .text, ,
•i IlL he suld iiufure tile court-house, between
' T the lawtul hours, the following property.- ./•!
Tiiiou Ims of L.nd is iVdlows, Nn*. 5l.-t)4
and the North halful No, 227 in the 7th district nt fi n-
ry cuunty, all levied on as' the property of Larke l-cu
ts and Ira Lewis, to satisly sundry Fi Fas in fnvy ; of
Nuthnn Veal vs Larke and Ira Leii is.
202 1-2 icits of L.;m , No. 183 in .Hit* 6-it
district oi said county, and 5.1 ncres in th.- So (nil u est
••oruer oi lot No. ldd in the 2d district of said c* ; dy
—all levied on as tin* property ol Aaron Brooks, t:: sif
testy sundry FiFas in favor of William .Hilda., ck< ,
properly punned nut by defendant.
Lot No. 249 tu rile 3.. d:s net .ri's - >i"{ii*
ty—levied un us tlie property of Stephen How.olt. jnlu
to satisly suudry Fi Fas iu favor of James. W 3ik> s—
property pointed out by Sriomou Stricklin—levy
made and returned to me by a cmistubln. . ■
Two Negroes,a nun (itlycaisold by (lie nniiiel
ol Jacob, and u girl 14 y ears old named Pleasant—all
levied on os the property of James Lyon, tu satisfy a
Fi Fa in lavorof Young i’uUerson—property pointed
out by Josiah Lyon. - ■
202 1-2 acres of Land,, situated ill lilt fitli
district of said county, known by lot No. 51-—levied.a
to satisly a .Mortgage Fi Fain favor of George T Lyon
vs Ehhu Penney, property pointed out in said Fi Fa. j
March 4 JEHSh JOHNSON, Sheriff. !
ALSO—WILL BE BOLD AS ABOVE,
Lot ot' Laud, No. 20 ill tilts lull dis rid of
Henry county, also ixrt No. 66 ami Lot No. 140 ii»‘
the 12th district of said county—all levied on ks the
property of£(u«A //. Ilurrit , to satlsjji ty, > Fi Fats'
one in fatrir of-Leggett & Hand against »oid Flljah;'
H Burritt and Poiuuinn Hoge, Ihe other in foVOr of
Alexander Mann, indorsee, for the use nf Robert Hue
again't Silas jleaeham and Elijah II. Burritt.
Lot of Land N‘>. 68 in rife 7rii .district of
Henry county—levied ou as the property of Janies
Caldwell, to satisfy a Fi Fa in faVor of Gilhort Gay vs
sdid Caldwell.
March 4 JAMES LOVE. P. ShsrifT.
At FAYETTEVILLE, Fayette County,
On the first Tuesday in April vert, i'
WS/’lt.L be sold before the court house, between
if the usual hours of sale, the following proper
ly, viz: . .
Tiie East half of Lot No. 226, in in rite 4 h
district of originally Henry lihw Fayette County, levi
ed on as the property ot Etdridge MiUsopt, to toti-ty
sundiy Fi Fas against min Millsaps in favor of Jo.-vpa
ll.Ciinningiiamaiidolhrrsfortbeuse of John Row dam
February 28 URIAH GLASd, Shenff, ■
LOST.
O N the 4th instant, brtween Walnut Creek nnd
Raines’ .Storesin Thiggs county, u.small i -«l
morocco pocket Bonk, Containing nine Dollars 57 I -2
cents in sm*ll bills, and a number of Papms, am .rig
them, a Note of Hand made* by John Itosstn .1 bn
Mathews, due25th December, ISil, for Twenty i' ..r
Dollars, date not recollected—a Cotton Receipt from
De La Mater of Savannah to the subscriber lor ten
bales of Cotton.
C7* Aliy person finding the same mid w II
return it to the subscriber, living near Roberts in Jfc
Raines’s (lore; shall be suitably compensated for their
trouble. . LEVA MATHEWri.
Wilkinson county, 7Ik March, 1829 4t 10
CAUTION.
A LL Persons are forewarned from trading tor two
Notes given to. the subscriber for collection,
made payable to Thomas .Mason by Thomas Glenn,
dnte not recollected, the two for sixty 1 Dollars, uml
some indorsemeta, the amount not known—also a
Note on Almond Davis for one Dollar and 75 cent*—
nnd one Five Dollar Rill, Bank of Augosla, three fifty
edits on Bullock & Wells, nnd other small change nn-
known. The above papers and money were lost at
the house ofJames H. Watson, on Monday night last.
The finder will he rewnrded with a sum of Five Dol
lars and no questions asked.- by
March 7 Up 16 PEYTON TALLY.
NOTICE.
P ERSONS indebted to (be estate of ttiliinm IV.
Marlin, late of Pike county, decensed. are re-
a uired to make immediate payment, and those having'
emands ngnlnsl said estate are likewise rrqtn-.m d
to render them in properly authenticated, within that
time prescribed hy law.
.WARIAII MARTIN, Adm'x.
JAMES McMlCKU:, ( iilnl ... '
• WILLIAM McMICKLF., t AJm r, ‘
February 2:1,1829 16^ . •
NO TI< 'Et
X ^ttliR Months after date appHcntion Will b,' made
to the hnnorfible,' the Inferior Court of H. i.iy
county, wbm sitting tor t *rd’.n»ry purposes, tor I «\ e
to sell the.Real Kstnt- of Jons Jmhsson. d. r< ..-.l
' JESSE JGH'-SON. Executor.
March 4lh, 1829 . mim 16 [m.
I«EORill \ — Cult.! ('t-nutn.
t'mrr ok the ('i.ckk ovtiik lvit< i C< uht J
2nd of M- f h. IW9. <
r B l HI' following Free Person< of tutor ba* ' (hi*
,. 1 day Registered their Names in iny ■ ;6ir* ac
cording to l jiw‘; • . ' '
Wvusl.ocAs.ngeff36years,r.'aenofnsiivity.* < th
of resilience, ( tills counts i.i on-ia,-
■I coming
the Slate. 1 J n, occaje.il.
day in , closing t!
* <lt<
l Ttlze-'nckrvs will be p.i.nij.t
NATIIT RAKKLR, Sttrtlary.
Macou,21st February, ic22 Ij
necarity on .lay of e ver
by Josiah Houstoq.
L - of 1. ml Ni.
j Fayette romitv—levied
' lionnee. lo satistv » Fi Fi
the 9 h D
hv .ecution.
J'cb U
m t'b.
■ ty -d Zudvrk
ibe <’'u!i-
i.r.v* .-ved '.tlyenis. place of in Ovitv. North
f reside.ire Bolt* ei.m.'v, (lime
into the 8tivte leOt.nrcu* .* ■ ■ . a Feitoer.
i* hei**liv j given p-e’ .-e ' li
- llo *md \\\ i'e i - -■ ■< i.i-.i Jiiqi-s I nt -v*
.•lie •• ra d ill. I o i:- tvfll*e die 2*1
wil' K .
ni«* I hi a*, if -
W YA'i Hill UN, D. sheriff.
t . m-: ii. i.i fiir-. it . 3- 'ri F iirii^
JILN TARFLUi, «.»• *«
touts oUl HUM. ML
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