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gy Myron Bartlett.
MACON, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1831.
Vol. V—No. 24.
%Tmon Telegraph Upubllihcd evety Sa-, GEORGIA—Wenry County.
, oornl^g. . ., I ^fil^HEREAS.- Oliver VV. Cox applies to me for
Office on Mulberry Street, west side. vri/ lottersof administration on the estate of Wil-
“ .“.Three Dollaes a year, if paid in ad-1 ham Akins, late of South Carolina, dec.
roo» dollars, if not paid before tbc >- ■ --—-•->
” Subscribers Using at a distance
fll £fin"all cases to pay in advance.
wtllYXSTKATORg’ BASSS.
^Tfirs. Tuesday in July next, wi I be sold
Vthe Court House in Henry county, under
* “f,he Inferior Court of Coweta county,
f/ 4 9 in the 7lh district of Henry county;
.n. hall of Lot No. 45, in the 14th district
Mb! being the real estate of John Harris,
-(Joirefl county, deceased, for the benefit of
^ an d creditors. haRR j 8) ,
L B. HARRIS. \ admorSl
10,1181- ^
rrc sold on Saturday the 2d day of duly
'nest, at the bouse of the subsenber, in Jos-
S'otrkbsble Property of join Sturdivant, late
. *rt!intr deceased, consisting ot' Horses,
plantation tools, household and kitchen
1c &e. Sold for the benefit of the heirs
' Terms on the day of sale,
l a?' JUEL STURDIVANT, Adm’or.
Thete art therefore, to cite and admoniih alt and sin-
RUtar the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by
law, to shew cause (if any they can,) why laid tetters
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 2d day of May, 1831.
19 A. T. HARDIN, d. o.o.o.
SHERIFF SALES.
F OUR MONTHS after date, application will be
made to the honorable Inferior Court of Hous
ton county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for
[cave to sell tbe real Estate of Henry R. Blanchard,
late of said county, deceased.
„ ALLEN B. CHASTAIN, adm’or.
Slay 27, 1831 23
TjaOUR months after date, application will be
LSJ made to tbe honorable Inferior Court of Mon
roe county, while sitting for ordinary purposes for
leave to sell all tbe land and oegtoes belonging to the
estate of Daniel Hall, deceased—sold for the benefit
of tbe heirs. her
SUSANNAH B
mark
JOHN P. DURHAM
March 18,1831. 13
sea—sow tor th
her 1
X HALL, I
mark I
IAM. J
Adm'ort.
pTFABLE to on order of the Inferior court of
S? C ouuty when sitting for Ordinary purpo-
K don.be first Tuesday in August nest,
courthouse in Telfair county, between the usu-
lofLand No. 317, in the four-
jabci of formerly Wilkinson now Telfair
for the benefit of tbe heirs ot Jehu Everilt
[j ‘ Terms made known on tbe day of sale.
H4RK tVILLCOX, admr. de bonis non.
3 ‘ 21
TijV>UR months afterdate application will be made
Hi to the Inferior Court oi Crawford county, when
sitting forordinary purposes, for leave to sell lot of land
numner one hundred andnineteen in tbe second district
of originally Houston, now Crawlord county, for the
benefit of tbe orpbans of Core Howell deceased.
April 19. 1831. HIRAM WARNER.Guardian.
P OUR MONTHS after dato. application will be
made to the honorable tbe Inferior Court of
Talbot county, while sitting for ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell the real Estate of Samuel Slants, deo.
This 2d .May, 1831. BENJAMIN MAN t.S,
20 adm'or.
'ILL be sold, on' Friday, the 5th day of August
nest in the Fourteenth .District of Houston
ill the Perishable Property belonging to the
if Henry ft. Blanchard, deceased—sale to take
llbe house ot said deceased.
| . ALLEN B. CHASTAIN, culm'or.
1 23 _ ‘
lithe first Tuesday In August nest, will be sold
Tis tbc town of Cliuton, Jones count), agree-
Lso order of the court of ordinary of said
L, tie following Negroes, belonging to tbe es-
IJihn Kirk, deceased, to wit: Dennis, a man,
Lebt years old, Charity. • woman, thirty-five
□, Aberdeen, a man, thirty years old, Anaca,
Ltj twenty-four years old, Harris, a boy, ten
fold, Willis, n boy, eight years old, nnd Wylie,
Isis years old—sold for the benefit of the heirs
Auditors of said deceased.
* WILLIAM FREEMAN.
10 adm'or with the will annexed.
IriLLbe sold, on the first Tuesday in October
J ncitat Cliuton, Jonps countv, under an order
iUfenor Court of salil couuty, one lot of Land
Id coudv.vrhercou the undersigned now lives,
liiog of about one hundred and seventy acres,
Erica, tb« property of tbc estate ot Henry long
tie of said county, deceased—to be sold forthe
It of the heirs-
llbe first Tuesday in December next, one lot
ll is the second district of formerly Henry coun-
[iongieg to tbe estate of the said Henry Long
leccased, to be sold at tbe court bouse in Henry
yimJer the above authority and for the above
the first Tuesday in Jnnunry next, three No-
Ben, a lad, about 19 or20 years old, and a svo-
iilly anil her child to be sold tit Clinton, under
me authority uud for the above purpose,
larch 12. I l.9t JAMES LONG, adm'or.
L'COn DINGto tbc Inst will & testament of Field
ling M'Mullen. will be sold on the first Tuesday
lut nest, in tbe town of Forsyth Monroo coun-
V Plantation of suid deceased, for the benefit of
Jcirs mid creditors of said deceased,
pi' 4th 1831. 15 N. M'MULLEN, Bx'or
NOTICE.
LL Persons having any demands upon the Estate
I of Jucsr Lawson, late of iVilkinson county.
I«d, either as heirs or creditors, are hereby noth
p present them, within the time and raauner pre-
la by law, to the administrator of said estate,
If 2? DAVENPORT l.AWSON, adm’or.
Airrsons having demands against the estate
lof Utisha Coward, late of Houston county de-
*d, are notified to render them In legally authen-
» within the lime prescribed by law—and those
tedtosald estate are requested to make imme-
[payment JOHN QUICK, Ad'mr.
■ April 23,1831. 19-Ctp
I-RSONS indebted to the estate of Henry Jones,
l i Telfair county, deceased, will please
r j®vtediat» payment; nnd those having demands
In said estate will render them in properly Ba
siled in terms of the law.
, , JEMIMA JONE8. edmx.
U3 21 MARK WILLCOX, adsir.
KPF® * A—Butts < 'aunty.
, f' 01 qf Captain Thorton's district, tolled
estray Horse, roan color, with a black
land tail, supposed to be seven years old, a star
In ’ n i l f our *1* iuches high—appraised
MUoa Cofield and Thomas Foldcs to be worth
pie dollars. May, 14,1831.
, Clark Hahil, J. P:
w copy from the estray book.
s4 JOHN TARPLEV, c. ;..c.
trim A—Fayette County.
^ufcREAS. David Kite and SuraA Kite apply
J, for letters of administration on tbe
*•' *RY Kite, late of said county, dec.
tic',% t j e f ort ilo cite and admonish all and sin-
r" Snared and creditors of taid deceased, to be
my tffiee, within the time prescribed by
jitao cause if any they have why said tetters
‘‘not be granted.
’rounder my hand, this 19th Slay. 1831.
, WILLIAM M’BIUDE, c. c. o.
—Payette County.
pHERlAS, Benjamin F. Tucker, Nancy Tuck
f .i r * , Finley G. Stewart apply to me for let-
i nommUtration on the estate of Robert Tccr-
' ot said county, deceased:
> a l i !^j re f ore < to cite and admonish alt and
mu , “ r£| f an d creditors of said deceased, lobe
. “ m H office, within the time prescribed by
j 'f an U they hare, why said letters
my hand, this 6th day of May, J831.
WILLIAM M'BRIDE, c. c. o.
F OUR months after date application willlbe made
to the honorable tbe Inferior court of Jasper
counly at its sitting for Ordinary purposes for leave
to sell tbe Real Estate of John Sturdivant, late of said
county deceased, for tbe benefit of tbe heirs nnd cred
itors. JOEL 8TURDIVANT, Adm'or.
may 25 22
f Auett UuATilo utter Uute. application Will be
made to tbe bouorable tbe inferior court of
Fayette county, while sitting for ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell lot of land No 21 in the eighth dis
trict of Lee county, and tot No. 76 in the sixth dis
trict of Lee county—for the benefit of the orpbans of
Jerehiau Leggett, deceased. May 11.1831.
22 PENELOPE LEGGETT. Guardian.
CASSPBEXiXi SALES.
On the first Tuesday in July nett,
W ILL be sold before tie court house at Camp-
bcllton, Campbell ebunty, between tbe usual
hours ot sale, the following property, to wit:
Lot of Land No. 104 in (he eighth district
of originally Coweta now Campbell county: levied
osiMe tbe pMMMyof Dasid Duke, to satisfy one small
execution is-ued from a justice's court in lav or of the
officers of said court vs said Duke, agent of H. Malo
ry—levied on and returned to me by a constable.
m-y 23 23 B. EASLEY. Deputy Sheriff.
Onthefirst Tuesday in August next, will btsoliasabne.
Two Negro Girls, seven or eight years of
age—levied on as the property of William Barrett, to
satisfy two mortgage fieri facias, one issued from
Coweta inferior court in favor of Jacrb L Abiams vs
said Barrett, and tbe other issued from Campbell in
ferior court in favor of John M'Knight \s said Barrett
—property pointed nut in tbe mortgages.
NATHANIEL NICHOl SON, Sheriff
may 28 22
EV)UR months after date application will be made
to the honorable the Inferior court of Talbot
county, while sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell a Negro Woman and child, belonging to the
estate of William Gassaway, late of Muscogee county,
deceased, for the benefit of tbe heir and creditors,
utny 21 JAMES GA33AU AY. Guardian.
SHERIFF SALES.
EE1MB.ST SALES,
On the first Tuesday in July next,
VTK^ILL be sold at the court house, in Macdon-
** ough, Henry counly, between tbo usual
hours of sale,
Lot of Land No. 64, in the third district of
Henry county—levied on as the property of Leet-and
Thomas Suinney, to satisfy sundry fieri facias issued
from a justice's court in favor of James Ransom, a-
gent, tor tbc use of R. Malone and others.
DAMEL SMITH jun. deputy sheriff.
Also, wilt be sold as above,
Lot of Land No. 133 in tho twelfth district
of Henry county: levied on as the property of Norris
Lyon, to satisfy a fieri facias from Oglethorpe sujieri-
or court, Henry Bailey vs. said Lyon.
Lot of Land No. 54 in the twelfth district of
said county: levied on as the property of Joel Fiona-
f en, dec. to satisfy a fieri facias from a justice’s court
n Newton county. Meeker Sc Magie vs said Flanagen.
Lot of Land No. 19 m tho eighth district of
said county: levied on as the property of Thomas Keys,
to satisfy a fieri facias from a justice’s court in Elbert
county, in favor of James Clark—returned to me by
a bailiff. JAMES LOVE, Sheriff.
may 20 22
HOUSTON SALES.
On the First Tuesday in July next,
W ILL be sold before the court house,between
■ the usual hours of sale, at Perry, Houston
county, the following property to wit:
Five and ono half Lots Pico Land-in tho
tenth district oi Houston county, well improved,
whereon John Billips now lives, on Moss creek, ad
joining Tull, Jimerson and others—all levied on as
the property of Abner Wimberly and William Hamil
ton, executors of Richard Smith, dec. to satisfy a fi
eri facias In favor of Zacharlah Lamar
One hundred acres Pine Land in the four
teenth district of Houston county, with a good grist
mill, known now as Dykes’ mil!—levied on as tbe
property of Jurdtn Dykes and Edward Welch, his se
curity, to satisfy two fieri facias in favor of Benjamin
Kent—levy mado and returned to me by a constable.
Ono small part of a Lot iu the town of Pei-
ry. known in the plan of said town by No. 4 in square
letter D, being 210 feet iu length and 30 in breadth,
with a store house thereon, fronting Broad street—
levied on as tho property of Kcclana Tyner, to satis.
(y a fieri facias in favor of Isaiab Chapman.
Smart, a Negro Buy, ten or twelve years old
-devied on as the property of James Finley princi
pal, Solomon Simpson and E. K. Hodges his secu
rities, to satisfy two fieri facias and other fieri facins
vs. James Finley—levy made and returned by a con
stable.
One Fcnther Bed—levied on ns the proper
ty of John Tyner, tax-collector of Houston county,
to satisfy two fieri facias, one in favor of the State of
Georgia and the other in favor of tbe Justices of the
Inferior Court for the use of the county of Houston.
June 1 HENRY W. RALEY, sherff.
£9.RGIA—Butti County.
r f fiphS, Ermine Case applies to me for let-
i (.7 It administration on tho Estate of Ovid
, Vjj* J* said county, deceased:
rn.'i /'‘trf/ore, to cite and admonish alt and
,yndredani creditors of said deceased, to be
office,within the time prescribed by
Ixetbc'gnn'lei t>ie * * ace ’ Wl< * ^ len
''aiader my hand, this 6th May. 1831.
JOHN M'CORD, c. c. o,
MONTHS after date, application will
10 honorable the Inferior Court
rAYETTE SALEM.
On the first Tuesday of July next,
>1LL be sold, at thecourt house in Fayetlrvillo,
w ^ Fayetl' comity, between the lawful hours of
saleTthe following property: .....
' Lot ol L ind No. 124 in the ninth district nl
Fayette county—teviedon as tho property of Ezekiej
Ratchford to satisfy an execution In favor of David
Dortch vs. Etekiel Ratchford and Shadrach M'Combs
security on the appeal and John Burke security on the
stay of execution—property pointed out by John
““Lot of Land No. 127 in tho fifth district of
originally Henry now Fayette county-levied «
the property of Thomas Williams, to suti.lyar
cution n lavorof William W. Kennon vs Tb
on as
, an eie<
p•masts ... Thomas
Wiiilami, Sic. A. M'BRIDl, Deputy Sherff.
JuneJ 23
AUo, vVl be sold as above,
One grey a ud Horse named Sertorious: lev-
led on as the property oiJohn C Fraswrt. to satisfy a
mortgnge fieri facias in favorof David Dickson vs.
said Frasure—property S nt . 2. jSXr
Crulso. A. M'BRIDE, deputy ehtriff.
april 30
CORONER’S SALK.
On the first Tuesday m August next, _
W ILL be sold, at the court house door. In Ma
con, between the lawful bouts of sale,
Ono Negro Girl, Loltice - levied on bs the
property of William P Harris to satisfy a mortgnge
lu'icl 23 Ccxsicr.
BUTTS SALES.
Onthefirst Tuesday n July next,
VfTftlLL be sola, before the court bouse, at Jackson,
JJ Butts ciuuty, between tbe lawful buurs of
sale, the following property, viz:
One Negro Girl --bout six or seven years
old by tbe name of Kisiab, one yoke oxen and a cart,
one cow nod calf, 2 beiters about two or three years
old, one steer yearling, two sows and twelve pigs and
seven shonts, one patent clock, one folding Table,
four sitting chairs, one silver watch, one plank box,
one mahogany dressing table, one pine chest—nil lev
ied on as tbe property of Palmer A. iiiggiiu, to satis
fy a fieri facias issued from Bulls inferior court in fa
vor of Simpson Bobo vs. said Higgins—property
pointed out by plaintiff's attorney nnd defendant.
Lm No. 1 re squ.ifp No. 19, whereon is a
dwelling house, and Lot No. 4 in square No. 19 in
the town of Jackson, each being 2D5 feet square more
or less: levied on as the property of Daniel M. Jack-
son to sstisfy sundry fieri facia- issued from Butls su
perior court, one in favor of Elisha W. Chester and
two in favor of the officers of Butts superior court
vs Daniel M. Jackson
may 27 23 JOSEPH SUMMERLIN, sheriff
Also, will be sold as above,
202 1 2 acres of L-ntl, more or less, known
by Lot No. 16 in tbe first district of formerly Hemy
now mow Butts county—levied on as the property of
Hugh Hamit, to satisfy a fieri facias issued from the
superior court of said county in favor of Elijah Pad-
get vs Hugh Hamil and Simeon llamii and Bryant V.
Hamit.
202 1 2 acres'of Land, more or less, known
by Lot No. 150 in the third district of formerly Mon
roe now Butts county—levied on as the property of
William Bennett io satisfy a fieri facias issued from a
justice's court of Newton county in favor of James
Howard vs L B. Hargroves adm'or. Ac. of William
Bennett, dec.—property pointed out bv plaintiffs’s at
torney, R. VV. H ARKNESS, deputy sheriff
may 26 23 :
aKSOWROE SAjoE.
On the first Tuesday In July next,
W ILL be sold between tbe usual hours of sale
before the Court House at Forsyth, Mon-
roc couuty. the following property to wit:
One Negtnmaii Tull, twenty-two years old
—levied on as the property of Lewis Brown senior to
satisfy a fieri facias in favor of William S.-Miller for
the use of Godard fir Murdock vs said Brown.
O tie House ..nil Lot situ tie on the southwest
corner of the square of the town.of Fdrsythfktmwu ns
the Swan Hotel—levied on as the property of John
Milner and Pitt S. Milner to satisfy n fieri facias in
favorof J. and U. Dunn vs. said Milners—property
pointed out by plaintiffs. A. COCHRAN.'
may 28 23 deputy sheriff.
Also, trill he sold as above,
Ono hundred one and a fourth acres of Land
in the fourth district of said county—levied oo as the
property of James Clark, to satisfy a fieri facias in fa
vor of Keclaud 1’yncr—property pointed out by the
plaintiff
Om Negro Boy, 17 yours old, by the name
of Sam. and Fanny, a woman, twenty three years
old—levied on as the property of Wiley G Higgins,
to satisfy two fieri facias in favor of Robert Cole
man—property pointed out by the plaintiff in execu
tion. WILLIAM HUCKABY, deputy sheriff
june 1 23 •
BXBB SALES.
On the first Tuesday in July next,
W ILL be sold before the court-house in the
town of Macon, Bibb county, between the
lanful hours of sale, the following property wits
One Water Lot, No. 16 uud improvements,,
occupied by Day & Butts, nod ono Negro Boy Ed
mund—all ieviedon as tbe property of Nathaniel Corn-
well, or bis interest in tbc said property, to satisfy a-
fieri facias issued from M'lntosh superior court, vs.
Anson Kimberly, adtuVr of N. Cornwell, deceased.
Two Negroes, Simon a boy about six or
eight years old. and Missouri a girl about four or. five
years old—sold as tbe property of £Aud Harris to. sa-
t-afy a fieri facias from Bibb inferior court in favor
of Francis Bacon vs. said Harris,
june 1 WILLIAM B. CONE, sheriff.
Also, will be sold a above,
Two Negro Girls, Missouri about 5 years
old and Lnretto about 3 ychrs old, as the property of
Wm. P. Harris one Negro Girl named Mary about
16 years old, 202 1-2 acres of Land.No.-141 -In tbe
third district originally Houston now Bibb county—
levied on as the property of Joshua Jordan, to satisfy
sundry fieri facias in favor of John S. Hunter bearer
vs said Harris and Jordan—property pointed out by
the defendants—levy returned to me uy, Burtoell M’-
London constable- . .
AbneiCliPiry’s interest in ten acres cif Land
and improvements, whereon said Cheery now.lives,
known iiy No.2—levied bn to satisfy one fieri.lacias in
. in favor of Kimberly fir Chisholm vs. G. W. Jaikson,
r- Abner Cherry and others—levy returned-to me by
* John Smith constable. -
may II. H. HOWARD, fiepyty sheriff.
On the firs! Tuesday in August next, wttUitmi asabovc
Three Negioes, Simon u boyubont ten yean
old. Missouri a girl about 8 yeareotfl.yand Loretta
a girl about six years old—sold ,i(i'fl/e v .nroperty of
tV. P. Harris to satisfy a mortgage fieri facias from
the inferior court of Bibb ooantjjjn favor of Kimber
ly &. Chisholm vs. said HutU3?
june I W. B> CONE, sheriff.
Ori the first Tuesday in August next will be sold at above
Three Negroes, Toma man about 35, Lucy a girl
air. ut 12, and Simeon a boy about 8 years of age. ail
levied on astherronerty ofWm. J. Danetly.to satis
fy a mortgage Pi Fa. In favorof L. Atkinson ,A.^\
Campbell, va W J. Danelly, issued from Hibbsu.
perior court—property pointed out in said mortgage.
WILLIAM B. CONE, sheriff.
april 36 18
CSAWrORB SALES.
On the first Tuesday in July nexf,
a 15 ILL hr sold before the court hous? at Knoxville,
Jff Crawford county, between the .-usual hours of
sale, the following property, viz:
Tbo Lot whereon Hie Knoxsillo Academy
stands and said Academy and the appurtenances there
unto belonging—levied on as tbe property of said
Academy to satisfy two small fi. fas. in lavorof Jesse
Stone Hgainit the Trustees of said Acadcioy—levied
on and returned fo me by a constable. •
Otto lot of LhiuI No. 132, levied cn as the
property of Samp toys Smith io satisfy » ft. fa., issued
from the Superior court of Crnwhin] couuty in favor
of John O. Grant vs. Sampson ^uiith. •
June 1. WM. B. FILF.8,iAtr(jf
NOTICE.
M R. J. ABBOT is authorized to act as our Agent
during our absence from Macon.
.’Jay 26,1631 22 ?, JUJJgON & CO.
TAX COLLECTORS SALES.
On the first Tuesday in July next,
W ILL be sold, at the court-house in tbo town of
M-Douougb, Henry county, between the
lawlul hours of sale, the following Property, or so
much thereof as will satisfy the taxes duo thereon for
the year 1829 and cost, viz:
202 1-2 -rctcs of Land, second quality, it
being lot No. 64 in tbe third district of Henry coun
ty: levied on as tbe property of John fit Turner; tax
due $2-253-4 with cost..
2U2 1-2 acres of Land, thiid quality, it be
ing lot No. 319 to tbe third district ot Coweta coun
ty: levied on as tbe property of Arcy Jackson) tax due
$1131-4 with cost
25 acres of L ind, third quality, it being part
ol lot No. 254 in the eleventh district of Henry coun
ty: levied on as tbe property of Mathew Goss; tax
due 49 cents with costj.
25 actes ot Land, third quality, it being pan
of Jut No. 254 in the eleventh district of said county:
levied on as tbe property of Isaac Goss; tax due 49
cents with costs.
202 1-2 acres of Land, second quality, it
b ing lot No. 249 iu tbe eleventh district of Henry
county: levied on as tbe property of Marshal Ligon;
tax due $2*41 with costs.
250 acres ol Land, 2d & 3d quality, it being
tut No. 294 iutbe eighteenth district of Thomas coun
ty: levied on as the pioperty of Hesekiah Williams;
tax due $1-07 3-4 null costs
202 1-2 artes ol Pun Land, it being lot No.
48 in tbe thirty-third district of Le i county: levied on
u tbe property ot Mercer Echols; tax due 621-2 cents
with costs.
202 1:2 acres of Land, third quality, it be
ing lot No. J3iihtbe sixth district of Henry county:
lovit-d on as tbe property of Dempsey Philvps; tax due
69 1-2 cents with cost.
202 1-2 uciesof Land, third quality, it being
lot No 105 in tbe sixth district of llenry county: lc-
vied ou os the property of James Bledsoe; tax due
$ t-16 with ousts
202 1-2 acres of Land, 2d &3d quality, it be
ing lut No. 1U9 in tbe sixth district of Hemy county:
levied on as tbe property of William T Hudmond;
tux due 94 3-4 cents with costs.
2 2 12 acres of Land, third quality, it being
lot No. 191 iutbe fourth district ot Muscogee couuty:
levied ou as the properly of William Hughey; tax due
78 cents with cost.
202 1-2 nnes of Pine Land, being lot No.
ill In tbe twelfth district of Wilkiusou county: levi
ed on as the property of Peter Aurant; tax due 62 3-4
cents with cost.
101 1-4 acres of Land, third quality, it be
ing lot No, 25 in the twelfth district of Henry coun
ty. levied on as the pruperly of li’illiam Simmons; tax
due 60 1-2 cents w ith cost.
490 acres of Pmo Land, it being lot No. 527
in tbe second district of Appling county: levied on as
tbe property of Wyatt Brown; lax due $1-43 3-1 with
cost. i
250 acres of Land, first quality, it being jm
No. 193 in the second district of Early county: levied
on as the property of Philip Cook; tax due $3-17
cents with cost.
202 1-2 acres of Land, thiid quality, it being
lot No. Ill in tbe eighth district of Henry county;
levied on as tbe property of Wiliam T. Turner; tux
due 78 3-4 cents with cost. , .
50 ncres of Land, third quality, it being part
of lot No. 225 in tbe seventh district of Henry coun
ty: levied on as the property of Ztro Lewis; las due
8$cents with cost. ' * '
101 1-4 acres of Land, third quality, it be
ing lot No. 180 in the second district of Henry coun
ty: levied on as the property of William Vaughn; tax
due $1-31 with cost.
120 acres of Laud, second quality, it being
lot No. 16 in the fifteenth district of Baldwin county:
levied on as tbe property of Elijah M. Turner; tax
due 831-4 cents with cost.
50 acres ol Land, 1st & 2d quality, being part
of tot No. 40 in tho eleventh* district of llenry coun
ty; levied on as the property of William lit' Waters;
tax due 66 1-2 cents with cost.
202 1-2 acres oi Land, third quality, it be
ing Lot No. 176 in the eighth district of Henry coun
ty: levied on as the property of Josiah Persons; tax
due $1-37 1-2 with cost.
202 1-2 acres of Land, second quality, tt
being lot No. 151 in the twenty-third district of Mus
cogee county: levied on as tbe property of Edmund
-Turner; tax due $1-11 1-2 with cost.
202 1-2 acres of Land, third quality, it be
ing lot No. 131 in the eleventh district of Henry
county: levied on as tbe property of Jamts Campbell;
tax due 34 3-4 cents with costs.
202 1-2 acres ol Land, second, quality, it
being lot No. 92 in the twenty-sixth district of Lee
county: Ievied on as tho property of Samuel Glad
ney; tax due $1.11 3-4 with cost.
405 <10108 of Lund, 2 P. quality, it being lot
No. 134 in the thirty-second district of Leo county:
levied on as the property of Charles Linder; tax due
$1-33 cents with cost.
250 acres of Pine Land, it being lot No. 338
in the twenty-eight district of Early countv: Ieviedon
as tbe property ot John J. Pass; tax due 7ft cents with
cost.
82 1-2 acres of Land, second quulity. it be
ing (ot No. 142 in the twelfth district of Henry couo-
tv: levied on as tbe property of John L. Davit; tax
cue (9 1-2 cents with cost.
202 1 2 acrcs of.Lund, third quality, it being
lot No. 74 in the twelfth district of Henry county:
levied on asthe property of William Pass; tax due
$1-45 34 with cost. :
490 actes Pine Land, it being lot No. 54 in
the first district of Ins-in county: levied on as the pro
perty ol Edmund Welch; tax due 93 34 cents with
cost.
202 1-2 acres of Land, third quality, it being
lot No'. 72 in tbe sereateentb district of De Haiti
county: levied on as tbe property of Archibald V.
Paul; tax due $1-25 with cost.
202 1-2 acres of Laud, third quality, .it be
ing lot No. 231 in tbe seventh district of Henry coun.
tv: Ieviedon ns tbe property of John Barton; tax due
$1-62 1-2 cents with cost.
202 1-2 acres of La id, second quality, it be
ing lot No. 238 in tho twentieth district ot 1st* coun
ty: levied on as the property of William Homes; tax
due $1-12 with cost.
101 1-4 iicie» of Land, second quality, it be
ing lot No. J8 In the eleventh district of Henry coun
ty: levied on as tbe. property of Alexander llanner;
tax due $1-46 1-2 with cost.
Lot No. 246, secondxquality, it being in the
second district of llenry county: levied ou ss tbc
property of Just Grice; tax due $8-76 with costs,
J. G. BARNETT, Tax Collector.
may 2 19 ■
F OUR months after date, application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior court of
Monroe county, when sitting for ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell two Negroes belonging to the estate
of Wiliam Allen.late of Jones county, deressed.
April 6 1831. 15 GEORGE BENNETT,
Guardian of the heirs.
O UR months after date, application will br
made to the honorable the inferior court
of Fayette county, wltun sitting for ordinary-
purposes, for lcavo to sell one fourth part ol
lot No. 12in the 12th district ofMontoe coun
ty, for tire benefit of Sarah Ann \V. Griggs, or
phan of Wilio Griegs, deceased.
BRYAN GRIGGS, guardian.
March 22d, 1831. 14
BLANKS
FOR SALS AT THIS OFFICE. - -
POETRY.
GENIUS—a Fragment.
Mourn not that Geniugt does not shed
Her dazzling halo round thy.head,
Or Fancy, genius’ darling child,
Bcr richly (ruled flow rets uitd
Flings o'er thy level mind.
'Tis true the high and brilliant blaze
That round his ardent forehead plays
Attracts, awhile, the homage gaze
Of souls to humbler bounds eeufmed.
And fancy lends him wings to tljy
Where morning lights the Rushing sky,
Or chase the rainbow's fleeting hue,
Or n utli the trembling gems of dew,
That evenmg’s airy eyelid weeps;
Yet many a pang of power severe.
To force the bitter, bursting tear,
Or chill the pulse's young career.
Its stint:, for wayward genius keeps.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BACHELORS.
Tho inquisitive fair one asks what is it that dc-
torsilu bachelor front matrimony? Fair ct a re,
have you ever bad suute half dozen beaux fi„ ling
around ymi, and i knuw lull well you have, and
are you nut perfectly aware of the many little
ntiinccuvres which vanity suggested to your
niinu to captivate them all, and how quickly your
actions follow your inclination? and do you
really supposethatmanisasblihd asrthe Ittri*
urchin who wings random abatis, and cannot
understand tho windings and shifrings of your
coquetry? If you were but willing to select
one from the band and make him happy*, tho
rest would besatisfied. But they cannot endura
alone time to be the first, and ut another u
sco a companion preferred. Tho truth is that
coquettes grasp at tuo much and thus lose the
whole. The same .glance of the half averted
eye, the same smile at every wtrd,'at.d the s -mo
graceful attendance is paid to each while togeth
er, and the same look of love and soft sigh, and
the same attack on the weaknass of his heart by
the concentrated power of her charms, is direct
ed against each as time or circumstance place
them individually within her reach. And when
she has caught someone in tbesnaie so wily pre-'
pared, she loves, dearly loves, to show he'r'pow- •
or over him, until tired of tho amusement, site
casts him off with e inugh or a scorn, leaving him
to break the chain wherewith, he was enthralled,
as he can, and whispers in her friend’s anxious
ear that she has had another ‘offer.’ Thank
heaven, however, all females are not coquettes,
and we must therefore look for othrr causes that
influence men in matters of the heart. It has
become fitshionble for a Jady, loves she never so
truly, or beats her bosom never so fondly at tho
name of lover, to conceal closply the state of bur
affections, nor by word or action let him kne w
that he is valued higher titan others, although she
knows that she is the light of his life, and tVit
tho smallest token of her affection would be
to him inestimable. The ladies say female del
icacy forbids it Dors female delicacy forbid
bcr from harboring the passion iu her own heart,
and will female delicacy console he r for the loss
of her huppiuess and the destruction of a lover’s
hopes?
I would not think b lady should tender her
love to any man; but when one comes io tho
guise of truth, and by his conduct or his word;
endeavors to engage her affection, oh let not the
cold formalities of ilio world wither the young
and tender bud. but the genial influence of re
quited love cull forth in-all the beauty of vcroul
loveliness the full blown flower. Man cares not
to cast away his lovo, for, however humble or
despised by the fair one it tuny be, it is still his
love, it is all of his luvt*. He will not piaco
such n gem at tho disposal of cold and reserv
ed beauty for her to accept or reject, as ha
would selpct or throw by a dress for a ball.
When a mnn does love, it is deeply, devoted
ly, there is bm one thought in his miud, ono
word on his lip, one image in his Itenrt. And
when it is rejected, then is left for. him either a
miserable existence or death by dissipation. Ho
asks tor and will receive only the pure ..ffrctioa
of gettilo woman, and nothing less, will suffice.
He wants
‘•—Not the cold romance’s ecstacy,
The flame new-lit to every passing eye:
But the high impulse that the stately sonl
Feels slow engross, it but engross it whole.”
If then, fair reader, you ever again in the in
nocence of your heart, feel disposed to derido
the bachelor’s lonely fate, reflect for a.moment
on the causes which have produced it, and as
your beauteous eye ghtuces over the crowd of
admirers who throflg-sround you, look kindly
ouund select from among them, one who is mod
est sod unp'rtsuining, yet talented aud devo
ted— ’* > .
“Then joined and joined forever—loving, loved,
Life's darkest hours are met—aud met unmovbd.”
F
ARTS AND SCIENCES.
——Science has tough! on iciary sting,
By tea aud shore each mute and living thing.
SUBSTITUTE FOE A LOST LIMB.
The artificial con'rivances for replacing the
lower extremity of the human body, alter, t.
successful amputation of (he thigh, was produc
ed by the inventor and manufacturer, Mr. J.
F. Thomas hi New York. After bavin;:
found it necessary to undergo an operation
above the knee, and been fortunate in a com
plete recovery, in other respects, Mr. Thoma.-
turned his attention, townid the forming of
some factitious aid preferable to the crutch oV
the stick. Under the pressure of bis particu
lar circumstances, and the exertion of a bappv
genius, lie has succeeded to admiration, in pro
viding a succedaneum for pertpns who bavo
sustained a severe loss.
When he made tho experiment of wnlkinp
with his artificial limb, it wus observed, that
he did not limp or hobble so much tfs many in
dividuals who are disordered with rheumatism
ltd gout. Tho examiners, on receiving a les-
sou of instruction on this fulicilious piece of
work, were convinced, that a man who hat
lost his thigh hy high as the middle, might be
xceedmgly relieved by the present exquisite
mechanism; inasmuch, as it possesses, tCBoog
Iters, tho following properties: viz.
1. A shape, exactly liko the remaining limb.
S/A b: d-'esjed exactly lifcpif
