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VOL 3.] PUBLISHED WEEKLY THOMAS A.* (D* nfeBMS-TI. Washfogton New* is put>- hhcd waekly, at Four Bollari a year; or Three Dalian, if paid one hull'iu advance, ii the oth er attiMCxpiradonuf six month*. 13* No mbscriptihn wiii b received for a less farm than si* months. —Ail arrearages must lie paid before any subscription can be discontinued, bt if at the option of the proprietor. O’ A failure to notify a discontinuance at the <wd of the year, will be considered as anew en gagement. O* Advertisements (except those published (ponthly) will be inserted conspicuously at 75 cents per square for the first insertion, and 60 cents for £&ch continuance.—ls the number of insertions is not specified, they will be continued until forbid, ‘hd charged accordingly. O’ Ail advertisements published monthly, ill be charged one dollar per square for each in sertion. ‘ ITf* Letters must be post paid, or they will be charged to the writers. O’ For the information of our advertising friends, we publish the following Loir RtifUinirx. Safes of Land andN(:groPi,l)V Adnii.iiatrktors Eaecutors or Guardian*, are required, by taw, to be held on the first Tuesday in the month, be tween the hours often in the forenoon and three fn the afternoon, at the Court-House of the coun ty in which the property is situate.—Notice .)! these rules must lie piven in a gasette SlXl\ days previous to the day of sale. Notice of the sale of personal property must he given in like maimer, FORTY days previous to the day of sale. Notice to the debtors and creditors of an estate, must be published for FORTY days. Notice that application will be made to the Court ©fOrdiuary for leave to sell land, or Negroes, must be published for FOUR ~~jvegroWs 77 The subscri ber will give CASH WMmSSsr f° r aew 1,101 e u^e bodied negro men, ftom eighteen to thirty-five years Os age. SAMUEL BARNETT. January 16, 1830. 31—3 t ’ NOTICE. All persons having Wfctches in k fllSjgjSf the hands of the sub sciiber, arc informed! that if not called for within six months j from this date, they will be sold to j defray the exptnees for the repairs of Jsame —mid all Watches lying in shop six months after the repairs i com pleated, will also be sold to ify the same. L. B. KINO. January 21, 1830. 32—3 t J. Slii Pair Coarse SHOES, 50 lbs. Shoe Thread, 10 Pieces super and low price Sat inets, Extra rich Cap and Bonnet Rib bons, Ladies Fancy Baskets, Leghorn Bonnets, superior quali ty unusually cheap, Ditto Cottage Bonnets, Band Boxes extra large, ALSO, Sperm Candles, Window Class, Fresh Garden Seed &c. &c, For sale bv URIAH P. CASS. Jan’y. 26,1830. 32—ts NOTICE. PERSONS to whom the estate of Osborn Stone, deceased, is indebted, are required to hand in their demands within the time pre scribed by law; and all those in debted to said estate, are requested to make payment. John W. Butler, ex’r. January 22, 1830. 32—(it ~ NOTICE. ALL p.ersons indebted to the es tate of the late Doctor Felix G. Hay, by note or account, are re quired to make immediate payment; those neglecting so to do, will find that positive steps’ will be taken to insure an early-settlement. Thomas Wootten. ( f- Lewis S. Brown, V• January 4, 1830. 2!)—sr ’ — NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the es tate of Charles L. Hay, dec’d fhte of Wilkes county, are request ed to make payment; and those ha ving demands against the same, are required to preeent them, properly authenticated, within the time pre scribed by law. James T. Hay, adm’r. January 4, 1830. 29—fit ~ blaNlTdeeps. ffedlyprijuted for sale at this Office* WASHINGTON, (GA.) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY % 1830. NOTICE. PERSONS indebted to the f*- tate of Avery R. Hood, dec’d. late of Wilkes county, are called on to make payment; and those having claims against said estate are requi red to hand them in, properly au thenticated, within the time pre scribed by law. Stephen W. Ilood, adm’r. January 4,1830. 29—6 t WILLIAM KIBBE, Tailor fy Woollen Draper, Basement Story U. S. Hotel, AUGUSTA, GEO. TENDERS bis sincere thanks to his friends anil the public generally for past favors, and very respectfully solicits a continuation oi; patronage. “ . He lia3 received and is-receiving a fresh and handsome assortment of Super Super Fashionable Cloths, Cassimcres, Vestings, &c. &sc. Also, on hand an extensive assort j mqnt of Fashionable Ready Made Clothing ,! Consisting of Dress mid Frock Couts, Coattecs, Vests, Pantaloons, j Cloaks, &c. Also a splendid as sortment of Fancy’ articles, such as! Cravats, (of the very latest style,) j Stocks. Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &e. j Ac. A,c. N. B. The very latest New-York; London and Philadelphia Fashions received, and his customers ihay de pend on having their garments made in a style not to be excelled by any, and at shortest possible notice, and also on such terms, as cunhot fail to please. November 23, 1829. 2-I—if A. KNOW 1.T0N.” j FOR the better accommodation j of his customers, has removed ! his STOCK to the Store formerly ! occupied by Mr. F. A. Morgan, No. i 243, Broad Street, the Tinun Store below the United States Hotel, ; where he is opening a handsome as- j sortment of Staple and RICH FANCY DRY GOODS, 1 SHELL COMBS, | FAKCY AHSiCI.33 ; AM) PERFUMERY. Auiftista, Jan. 4, IB3U. 30—- itj (E/ 4 * The Caroliueau at Edgefield,; will give the above Four Insertions.! Constable’s Election. | Voters within the 164th District (No.\ Mililicu. IVhercas an election not having taken j place on the day appointed by luw\ for a Constable ; Notice is hereby given limit an election w ill lie held at the Court House in Washington, on Tuesday i the 9th day of February next, for at Constable for the 16-ithDistrictGepr gia Militia,fur the year now current;.’} Given under my hand in Wash- j ington, Wilkes county, this 23d day of January, 1830. T. A. Pasteur, J. P. Notice to Candidates. A bond for One Thousand Dollars, j with two sufficient securities will be required of the person elected, before i Ik? will be permitted to enter upon j the performance of the saifte. T. A. Pasteur, J. P. J Justice’s Election. Voters within the 104t/i District Geo. Militia. IVhercas, a vacancy having occurred in the 164t/i District Georgia Mi litia l>y the resignation of Gayn ham L. lialcestraw, Esquire; Notice is hereby given that an election will be held at the Court House in Washington on Tuesday the 9th day of February next, for a Justice of the Peace, for the 164th | District Georgia Militia to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna tion of G. L. Rukestraw, Esq. of said District. Given under our hands, in Wash ington, Wilkes county, this 23d day of January, 1830. T. A. Pasteur, J. P. Walter H. Weems, ( Free Samuel Barnett, yMen. TICKETS, IN THE MILLEEGBYILLS Mamiiin Hall Lottery, FOR S ALE CY James M. Anderson, Jan. 26iA, 1830. Agent. Postponement. To Masons Sf Carpenters. SEALED proposals will be re ceived untif the first Tuesday in March next, (inclusive) .for the erection bf fin addition to the Court House, for the purpose of Clerks olficos and Jury room. A plan and specifications of which is left in the office of the Clerk of the Inferior j Court for inspection. The hriek and all the wood materials fcniishcd bv the Court, and now on l he publick square convenient to the iualcmplat cd addition. The undertaker to furnish Lime, j Nails and Glass, and every other i material necessary for the erection of the same. The woi kto he com pleted by the first of Align si next, in |a w ork man ldie manner. Road and j sufficient security . will be required) j Tei ins, one third to be paid at the j cotnipciiccincu: of the work, one third latter the walls are erected, mid the 11 earning third at the'Completion and reception of the work. The above addition will be about thirty feet square two stoivS Otis; I ! feet -the other 9 with ft Basement story 9 feet pitch, which are discrib d in tile plan and specification to he | seen ns above. Tliuinas “Wootten, j. i. c. I W illiam (J. Alii,son, l. c. Thomas Anderson, j. i. c. Lewis $. Brown, .r. i. e. Charles Mills, j. i. c. January If, 1830, 30—td! GEORG IX—Lincoln County. COVET OF ORDINARY. JULY TERM, 1829. Present their Honors linn Henson, Robert Fleming, il'Hilum Junes, Tiiunrtis U . Murray, and l\ Haws, Judge * us smd Court. ?i 7 PON ifiiiiippiicaiioiuif \\ i!!i<;i j SU C. Siokes, stating that he holds’ the bond oi Hamilton Keiusou in (he ! penalty of ten thousand dollars lb! tonka good it ml .sitfiierent titles to j one half of the tract of laud and tui- I provements which llie said William | C. Stokes and flausilum lleuison j purchased ol the exec liters of Josh- ■ ua Grillage, dec. iidjoiliing Luinaf; j Brunson, Luba ok and {others, con- i tabling font teen huudrea acres, more or less, after he the said Vvilliam C. Stokes, paid the mrchase me iey for llie sartie, which iias been done; and stating further that the said Hamilton has departed this hie intestate, without having executed titles according to said bond,! and undertaking and praying this Court; to cause the administratrix of (he! said Hamilton lleuison deceased, to ] execute titles to said V. illiqm CL Stokes, according to the said bond, so made as aforesaid, and the law in such ctise made anil provided. It is therefore ordered, that the Clerk of this Court proceed to give notice in terms of the law, of the intended application, and that no-j tiee he served on the administratrix j of*said Hamilton, to be and appear before the court thereki named, and shew cause (ifany) why titles should not be executed by her as admini stratrix aforesaid, to the said Wil liam C. Stokes in pursuance of said bond and this application. True copy from the Minutes , this 7th o f August, 1829. Francis F. Fleming, c. e n. Administrators Sales. he sold on the Ist Tues- T ▼ day in February next, be tween the lawful hours of sale, at the Court house in Wilkes county, Five Negroes, to wit: Ben, Mingo, Jane, Isabel and Cloudy; sold us the property of An dersoußiddle, deceased, for the bene fit of the heirs and creditors.-—Terms made knbwu on the day of sale. Sarah Biddle, adm’rx. I W'll.l. IA ing in the villagcof Lisbon, inLincola county, adjoining lands of Thomas Whltoa and others—mLo ten acres of land more or less, adjoining Fran cis Parks, Harrison Mriilury and o thers; it being a pact of the real es i tate of Isaac M'Lwlidon deceased.— I i Sold for the Imnefit of the heirs and j creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. James Walker, adm’r. .lan. 11, 1830. 30—tit ‘ ,■ Y'A’ N Feiday the sth of ill arch | next, will he sidtl at the late residence of Ifill Moore, deceased, j in Wilkes county, all the perishable j property of said dec. consisting of ! rje. o # j horses, eons and bogs, household j | uni kitchen fiiruiture, Corn, fodder, j ; haeofi, wheat and outs, and other j I articles too tedious u> mention. ALSO, At tbn flame time itad plane will j he reined the PLANTA TION be longing to ?wid deccsed. S 1 ;*!”? Ldm’rs E VV. McJtmki:),) j January H, 1,839. 3d— -It i Wf&TILL be sold ut the late rest- s W v donee” of Moses Jones, late! of Lincoln county, dec,, on Tuesday I the ninth day of March next, ail the! perishable properly of said deceased,! consisting bf stock of a!! kinds, bouse- j hold and kitchen furniture, plnntati- j on tools, turn, fodder and many o l.liei’ articles two numerous to men-I lion.—-The sajfc to eonlinue from day ] to day uiitii fill is sold. ALSO, it the sumo time and place 1 will be hii >. vi, lk<‘ Negroes beioiigiug to said esf ate.—Tei ms made known r ea the da). Al.is.m Jones, ) ■ , rp ,• , >adm rs. i g’iv t?.r Jiiiibc,) Jit unary 18. 18;JO. 31—3 t *>* r JLI, be soltl on Tiiursday A ii March next, at the late residence of Eidad MfLeudtni, dec., oi* Lincoln county, ul! the property of said deceased, consisting of Horses, hogs, cattle, sheep, plantation tools, household anil kitchen furniture.— Credit until Ist day of December. James Boatwright, adai’r. January 15. 1830. 31— be sold on the Ist Sat- V y urday in March next, before the Storc ot* Luke Turner ia Wilkes county, nil the Perishable Properly belonging to the estate of A vny R. Hood, deceased. Sold for tho bene fit of all concerned) Stephen Hood, 1,,. 15urvv. ll llou,!, fdnilß - 18, 1830. . 31— WJ {U 7 in? sold at the court- V v house in Wilkes county (by older of court) on the first Tues duy in February next within the usu al sale loan s, all that tract or par cel of lying in said county, on the waters of Fishing creek, ad joining Eberte/.er Smith and others,! containing ides, more or less,} it being a part of the real estate of| Anderson Riddle, deceased. So i fortfin benefit of the heirs and credi tors of said deceased.—Terms made known oiTthe day of sale. Sarah Y. Riddle, adm'x. December 2. 1829. 25—ids . , fju r ILL be sold on the Ist Tues- VW day in March next, at the | Court house door in Elbert county, two Negroes, Charity, and AnLtcr, according to an order of the Honor able Inferior Court, while setting for Ordinary purpose, as the property of Wap Gibbs, dec., for the benefit of the creditors of said deceased. Fortson Gibbs, 1 , Thomas F. Gibbs, (! Jnnojirv 1(5, 1830, 32- /’ I ' Jr ' 1 jUB rlilNTlN fi t sitiiß cajfgj [New Series—No -> Laws of t&corgia, (BY AUtTiORI FY.) IFrior rom tn of’ compel the pro dticfioh of riw ten testimony, where Hie same may be i the possession of persons not ; parties to the cause, and residing ! w |, u t the cobnty where such is pciid'Og, anil lot other [iin jioses. i Who yeas, parties litigatit in the’ I courts of this Btate, frequently suffer i grout inconvenience, ahd sometimeff j gross injustice, by reason of tho. ditfi j culty ofptocui iitg written testimony ! which may be necessary to the sue-’ I cbssfttl prosecution or defence of hie cause, where the same happens to be’ !in the possession of persons not par ties to the cause, ami residing vvfith out the county in which the cause is ponding—'-For remedy whereof. j Re it enacted by the Senate and I House of Riprejcntciivi * of the State of Georgia in General Assembly nnt', and it is hereby enacted by the autteis rity of the su/.ic, That from and uN ter the passing of this net, when any deed, bond, note or other writing* which it may he necessary to use as testimony in any. cause, which now ik or maybe hen it ft ov pending in any. of the Superior or Inferior courts of this Btat\L may be in the possession of apy person, not a party to said cause mid not resident within t(ie county in which said cause is pending, ilie clerk of the court in which said cause is pending, shall, upon the ap plication of the party, or bis attorney, desirous of procuring such tewimony, issue a sui<pa?na duces tecum, direc* ted to the person having such deed,- boud, j; jto or other writing in bis jios session, and requiring him tube ant? uppr iv at the next term of said courts’ and to bring with him into surd court! the paper desired to ha used as tea* tisnouy which saidsubpteua duces to*V cum shall be served thirty days be fore llie court to which ir is made re turnable, by a sheriff, constable, or’ some private permit, and the retu.fr’ of the sheriff, or const able, of >no|r service, or the atiidavit of sucli ;:riv vatu person shall bo sufficient eki* deuce that tho suhpinoa was duly’ sarve;!. Bec 3. And be it further enacted. That when a subpoena shall be issu ed aiid” served in the terms of the first section of this act, stud the per son whose attendance is thereby re-*! quired, shall fail to comply with the requisitions thereof, it shall he the du ty of tiie court, on motion, to issufr an attachment against shacli dc-’ faulting witness, returnable to tl:f next term of said court, &. shall tinfr such W itness in a sum net exceeihng three hundred dollars, unless he or she shall make a sufii. ioot excuse for such failure, which shall he judg ed ofhy the court, hut shall never theless he subject to the action f llie person at whose suit, such w itm sfc shall have been summoned, for any damage which he, she or they may have sustained by reason of such lai- Mare: Provided nevertheless, Tirol if i the person sosubpanutrd shall w ilhitr Men days alter the ■ service of such subpoena, deliver to the pally at ! whose instance the subpoena wak I sued out, or Ids attorney, or file id ithe office of the clerk of the court from which such subpoena issued, the paper, the production of widen Is Acquired hy such subpoena, or shall deliver to the said party, or bis at torney, or shall file in tho miii ott/ofi. his affidavit that the said paper is not ill ills power custody posses.-iolly oi control, nor was it r.i the time oF serving said subpoena; theu and iii that case such delivery or filing of the paper sought as aforesaid, m of such affidavit, .-btdl be considered u fail and complete compliance wnh the requisitions of such subpoena dies cea tecuirt. Bee- 3, And be it further enacted. That in any cause now pending, or’ which may heieaiier he pending iu the Superior or Inferior courts of this State, where any party shall pursue
