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About The Washington news. (Washington, Ga.) 1821-183? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1830)
vul a] PUBLISHED WEEKLY , BY . f V2ZO3XAS A. PASTEUR. \ *• 03* TERMS-s-Tlic Wkshiogton News is ptilj islied uY'kty. at Fom - Diilturs a year; or Three sT-tollavs, U paid ottrt lialfin advance, iilhcotli crjrttheetcptetionof Six months. J r N4 subscription wiil be received for a less to mnntti. —till arrearages mast be paid can be discontinued, but at the option of im!|? ‘’ 83* A failure to notify a diicmnW end of the year, will be considered as a iie,Wn gai-cmcnt. •03* Advertisements (except those published monthly) will be inserted conspicuously at 75 cents per square for the first insertion, and 50 cents for each continuance.—ls the number of insertions is not specified, they will be continued until forbid, and charged accordingly. 03* All advertisements published monthly, will be charged one dollar persquare for each in sertion. (fj* Letters must be post paid, or they will be Charged to the writers. 83* For the information of our advertising TrfeLv wej.uuiisn ihr toHowiflg Law Requisites. Stiles of Land and Negroes . by Administrators Executors or GuardiSns, are required, by law, to boheld on the first - |uesday iqthe month, be t>een tlie hours often in the forenoon and three in the afternoon, at the Court-House of the coun ty in which the property is situate. —Notice 01 these rules must be given in a gazette SIXIY dayx-i'.revious to the day of sale. Notice of the sale of personal property must be given in like manner, FORTY days previous to the day ofsale. Notice to the debtors and creditors of an estate, must be published for FORTY days. Notice that application'wili be made to thsCourt of Ordiuary for leave to sell ‘and, or Negroes, must be published sot FOUR MO’ TllS. NOTICE. Tmszrsi- All persons hnvirig Watches in the hands of the sub- W scriber, are informed that if not called for within six months from this date, they will be sold to defray the cxpences for the.repairs of the same—and all Watches lying in the shop six months after the repairs are compleated, will also be sold to satisfy the same. L. B. KW6. _ January 21. 1830. 32—3 t JEWELLEKY. L/uM Received and for sale by HjL the Subscriber, an assortment of E ‘ ‘■Fill}’ Jewellery, PEAR* 3 xir-rings & Breast pins, Bracelets skid Clasps, Coral Beads,’ Ear-drops (ff different kinds, Breast Pius and Finger Rings, Watch Seals, Keys and Slides, Fine Gold Necklaces’ &c. Which will be sold on as good terms or better, than they can be bought ,in Augusta. I*. B. KING. February 2,1839. 33—2 t id® Pair Coarse SHOES, 50 lbs. Shoe Thread, ‘ '"&> Fites*super and low price Sat inets, . r Extra rich Cap and Bonnet Rib- bons, Ladies Fancy Baskets, Pitto Cottage Bonnets, ■Leghorji Bonnets, superior quali ty unusually cheap, Band Boxes extra large, Ever pointed Pencil Leads, ALSO.v Sperm Candles, Window Glass, Fresh Garden Seed &c. &c. For saleby URIAH r. CASE. JTiiTt’y. 26, 1830. 32 —ts notice. ySCWS to whom the estate ■i 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. Ct 7 NOTICE. A IX persons indebted to thcd^ ( tate, of Charles L. dec’d late of Wilkes county, aro request- “ ,<ml to make payment; and those ba king demands against the same, are Bkjuired to preeent, them, property within the time pre- WkA by law. T. Ilay, adm’r. BEL 1)8. ‘or snl: rl this Office WASHINGTON, (GA.j TUESDA Y, FEBRUARY !), 1830. jtitluUtetl to tilt, os f ate of Avery R. Mood, dec’d.-j late of Wilkes county, are called on | to dmke payment; and those-having claims against said estate are requ||| red to hand them in, properly afr* thenticated, vfithin the time pre scribed by law. Stephen W. IIooJ, atlni’n January 4,183d. 29—Gt WIUIAKi KIBBE. Tailor Woollen- Draper, Basement Story U. S. Hotel, AUGUSTA, GEO. TENDERS his sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally for past favors, anil very respectfully solicits a continuation of patronage. He has received and is receiving a fresh add-handsome assortment ot Super Super Fashionable Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Vestings, &c. &c. Also, on hand art extensive assort ment of Fashionable It ead ts Made Clot hi tig, • Consisting of Dress atid Frock Coats, Coattccs, Vests, Pantaloons, Cloaks, &.c. Also a splendid as sortment of Fancy articles, such ns Cravats, (of the very latest style,) Stocks. Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &.e. &c. Se.c. . *, N. B. The very latest New-York, London” and Philadelphia Fashions received, and his customers may de pend on having their garments inside in a style not to be excelled by any, and at shortest possible notice, and also on such terms as*cannot fail to please. November 23, 1829. 21—if Constable’s Elec!ion. Voters within the 1C 1/A District Geo. Militia. Whereas an election not having taken j place on the day appointed- by law j for a Constable ; Notice is hereby given thru an election will be held ut flic Court’ House in Washington, on Tticsda’ ; the ‘.fib day of Fohtunfy r xt, for n, Constable lor the 164:1.1 J./iriciGeor gia Militia, for the year now current. J Given under rriy hand in Wash-j ington, Wilkes county, this 23:1 day j of January, 1830. T. A. Pasteur, J. P. . Notice to Candidates. j A bond for One Thousand Dollar . with two sufficient sernriues will la required of thc'prrsou elected, before lie will be permitted to enter upon , the performance of the same. TNA. Pasteur, J. P. j Justice’s Election. ! Voters within the 164/A District Geo. j Militia. Whereas, a Vacancy having occurred j in the With District Georgia Mi- litia by the resignation’ of Gayn ham L. Rake straw, Esquire; Noticed that an election will he hem at the Court House in Washington on Tiirsday the 9th day of nextjfor a Justice of the Peace,, for the .164th resigna- Given under our hands, in Wash ington, Wilkes county,.this 23d day of January, 1830. T. A. Pasteur, J". P. Walter JI. Weetns, } Free Samuel Barnett, y Mm - WILL BE SOLI), On tlie first court house in Lin- ing in the village of Lisbon, inLincoln .county, adjoining lands of Thomas Walton and others—also ten acres of land more or less, adjoining Fran cis Parks, Harrison Mallory and o thers; it being a part, of the real es tate of Isaac M‘Lendon deceased- — Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.. Terths made known on the day of sale. James Walker, ailm’r. Jan. 11, 1830. 30—gt I WIE 1 el * ,e so^‘o,l Thu ' -sda y 1 v 4th March next, at the late ■[ residence of EltL,;* McLendon, dec., | of Lincftln county, siHdhc property of said deceased, consist! ftgfif Horses, yiogs, cattle, sheep, plantation tools, household and kitchen • Credit until Ist day of'Deeernberf James Boatwright, adtriVi January 15, 1830. 31—< WILL be sold on the Ist Fat urday in March next, before the Store of Luke Turner in Wilkes county, all the Perishable Pi‘ope.’ty bedonging to the estate of Ay f, ry Rflj lfood, fleecnsed. Sold for tkc bene fit of all concerned. • Stephen l|o,„l, I Jm , Bdnvell Hood,) January 18, 183(1 31 WILL be sold on the Ist Tues day in March next, at the ■Court house dons in .filbert county, two Negroes, Charity, and Anistcr, according to an order oftiic Ilonor able Inferior Court, while setting for Ordinary nbi-pos#; i > the property of Win. Gibbs, dee., for the benefit of the ci editors of sail deceased. Fortson Gibb-', f Thomas F. (ii(>hhs, ( CX FS ‘ Janunrv 16, 1830. 32 ’ PUIHAU ALE.~ T ESN 11E Subsriber infentling to M.. move"from tliis State, will of fer for sale on Thursday, the 11th February next, at hr- Plantations, tiie one on 1 lucky creek, the ether j on Fishing creek, and known a;s iiis Mill place; all nf iiis I*Grisbobje Property, consisting* of Bacon, Lard,. Corn, l’o-.lder, Oats. Ilor'-wa, Catth'* lings, Slieep, l’iuu.talion tools, Ac. &.c. Abo, at Use same, time and place, - will be sold, about j so'Segrdfr. ; ■’ t: - A, Plant.,ti.-rn i-ck, mnl eontiauo from day to day, until ‘ all is disposed of there; it will then’ be contiiined, ‘ i>v comaicnccitig til liisotlter Pla’ntntw.ion F.'shin.g ci nek, 1 kneyv!) us Ins Mil! jdact contin uefin like mateier lion iduy today.! nut ii alf is disposed of iJ -aid !>luet-,! ALSO, | ivili he sold iu the TovviiOf tVashing-! ton, all of his HuusehoH aa i Kitcltun : l' r UKNiTI;RE, ! consisting of a Sidebeferd, Tables, I Chairs, &c. Ac. ‘ , i ALSO, I The House 4 ol Lot I In the Town of Vi present, residence, possession to be j given on the first day ofc March next, and his Plaiitatian contaihiug be tween three and four hundred acres of Land, on which is erected a GRIST MILL,. Togcthi^ *vith a suitable Dwelling for an Titles will be made -clear oj'%l incumbrances. TERMS-—-.Notes’ with approved security will be required for till sums above Ten Dollars, made partible on the first day of January next. For all stuns not exceeding Ten Dollars —-Cash. Any-, or all'of the above property will tie disposed of at pri vate sale, should a purchaser offer. , SAMUEL W. GOODE. Washington, Wilkes County, January 29, 1830. 33—-It GEORGiA— Wilkes County. •JM-ICHAEL % ANDRES toils LVjL before me William Pool a Justice of the peace in and for said County, a Bay Marc, left hind foot white, eight or nine years of age; appraised by William Williams and VYilliani Norman to fifty-five dollars. Given under triy hand this sth December, 1829. William Pool, J. P. Ti*ue copy from the records of my Office this,tlie 25th January, 1830. G. L. Rakestraw, c. i. c.w.c. .Hlauftsf NEATLY PRINTED,. . And for-sale at this Office* GEORGIA—WiIkes County. Cpur t of Ordi n n vy , I January Term 1830. IT having been to tliis court that l(ewPnTlttrficott executor of Gorland W. Darricott \* dfid is mis managrng VlUL.ostate of bis testator; It is ordered by’ riilS the said Herbert Darricott do appear ju the next term of this court to shew cause why lie should not be Compell ed to give security for the faithful discharge -of his duties as Executor; it appearing that the said Herbert is without the limits of this PPnnty so that process Cannot be ser ved upon him, It is ordered that ser vice Os this order be perfected by publication in the “Wushingtoh News” three weeks cotiscfcntively. True coppy from the minutes of said court this 22d January 1830. JOHN 11. DYSON, c. c: o. Laws of Georgia^ (BY AUTHORITY.) AN,ACT to lay off, define and keep open the main channel of Savan nah River from Augusta to the mouth of Light wood Log Creek in Elbert comity, so as to prevent the obstruction of navigation, and the. free passage of fish therein, and to punish those who may ob struct the same, and to appoint Commissioners to carry fne provi sions of this act. into effect, a.nd to point out the mode of their com pensiUion. Re ii enacted bis the Senate ’fr • H j rq 4 House aj itepre ss 4 sentadvrs of tlu JM J iMM* o f Geor s iu 1 “iff kV/u; r ( As- sc mbit/ met, <wJ ■ fl-j,it is hereby cn i actedbii the niOhorityof the same, That ! from and iifYmediately alter The pea i sage of this art. •!.*: ’;iisWncnn , i.* i j liereiiiaffti’ named or e, oi,i: >i ‘ v i>< ithetn, slmli hnvfj foil power “abd'a.i- j I thurlty to survey, or cause to be sui*- 1 veyed and laid off,, the main cdnin j nyi of Savannah River, from Atigus j ia to the tiioulh ofLightiyobd Crock, ! in LHiorf coonty, and s.aid conunis j sinners, or a ifihjdHty of them, are | hereby iinpoworCcl and required to! j- reserve and keep open for tlie free ! passage of boats and fi.-h, the one : third part of said river in width, iti i eluding the main sluice or t haeuel ! thereof,” at each and every place or I part of said river between the two j point* or jdaces aforesaid. ; Sec. 2. And he it further charted, i Flint the commissioueis hereinafter i named, or a majority of them, shall j have full power to call to t heir nssis j lance such number of the free white j I citizens of the respective counties! j opposite to which any obstruction tuny be found, ass they may deem ne cessary to remove the same, and if; iifiy person or persons so summoned j ‘shall fail or refuse to assist such com-! tnissioncr ot commissioners, after j one da/s noticif s>, to do, such per- i son or persons, so offending fir reins-! ■ji,g,'shall, on proof and conviction! •thereof before any justice of the peace, of the ’county where such of fence was committed, he sentenced to pay a sum not exceeding five dot- j lars For each and every day he or tiifiy shall fail fro serve: Provided, said Commissioner or commissioners shall not cause the same individuals, so summoned,’ to serve more than three days at any one time, nor more than six days in any one year. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That* if any person or persons shall obstruct, or cause to be obstructed, by dams, traps, racks, logs, trees, or any other thing or things, any part or |K>rtioii of said inniiughnand, so laid off and defined, for the jfurjiosfes contemplated by this act, it shall be the duty of one or more of the com missioners, to give the person or persons so offending three days no tice to remove the same, 6c on his or their failure so tp do, the commis sioner or commissioners hereinaf ter named, may apply to a justice of the peace for a warrant, which war rant shall he served by any lawful officer, ud cause such offender or [New Suries-—No 3U. I offenders to ie brought bes . ,-!,n K : justice df the peace of lie cfitiniy tvhere the offence may hare been committed. &. on proof nnqeonvit iion thereof, si,'all be sentenced to pay a sum n t less than twenty dollars for every twenty-four “hours such efi st ruction or Obstruct ions shall remain} and every twenty-four hours such obstruction or obsirucljons ttiay rej. r,UL"> after nr.tice given in terms of* this aet,-6h?fl be deemed and taken as a separate ofi’v'.xe and may be punished accotdiiiglv. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That if any person or persons s l all employ hn agent or agents ftn%!fd ptirpose of obstfucting, or placing any trap or traps in said ftiaiu chan nel, or who may be found fishing any tip or traps placed ill Or cm, it siiufi be the duly of sail! fcfittimissiotn i, on inforhiation thereof, to prosecute such agent or agents in the some tnahner ns pointed out by the third section of this act > and should such agent or agents be notoi io usly ii,Bfil vent, or non-residents of this Btate< it shall be the duty of the justice or justices liefbre whotn such offender or offenders are tried, to Commit si eh offender or offenders to the c< fm> on jail of the county opposite to which tiie offence was committed for a tiiv.e r.ot less than ohe day nor more than two months, at the discretion ot the eobrt.f and the person or persons who employed such ngfint or agents, shall be liable to pay, on action of debt, ticl'ore any just ice of the comity where such employer may reside, (l stun not less than twenty dollars tor each and every offence so by them committed, and should any slave or slaves be found obstructing or fishing any trap or traps in said main sluice, sych slave or slaves shall be taken before some Justice of the peace, and on conviction thereof, shall receive thii ty-niue tushes on his hare back, and the owner fir owners of such slave ot"slaves shall pay all costs in curred thereby;-and if a free person of colour s* . il bo found offending T• ,'ga;..9Lfr‘:e • :ovi;ious of tins net. h<V mhc ot ib -v, 1 t'.ei.lt dnJf'Tu (manner as ileus, and iuiprisoiica until they pay all costs,"at the discre* tion of the court. Sec. 5 . And be it further enacted,- That the commissioners hereinafter named, shall, before they proceed th | the duties required of them by ibis act, take the following oath'or tdfir* motion, viz: “I, A. lii do sfileinniy‘ sweat, that 1 will’to flic bekt ot my ability, discharge the duties requit ed of me, in terms of this act, as a eoin missioner of Savantiali river, and faithfully execute the trust fepbsfid in me, without favor or nttcetion—• So lielji me God.” And smft coui tnissioners, or a majority of them, so qualified, shall,- on or before the fif teenth day of February, eighteen j hundred and thirty, fit to soon ihere after ris may l e rtnifr vaunt, proceed ! to survey, la}’ oiiTiffet define the maid channel of said river, in conformity ! wit h.ihc provisions of the first section iof t mffttrt, cointnenc.ing at the first jshoafahovc Angnsla, and continuing 1 up the said river to the last mention !ed place in the said first section; arid j so soon as the same shall have beofi completed in the manner contem plated by this act, the comtnissiod ers who caused tiie suid river to lie surveyed and laid est - , Mnil! have I power to make rtfit a fair and col l ect sjatesnent of the number of days 11 fey were actually engaged : u said work, and jH'esetit the same to the Inferior court of the county in which they re spectively reside, and on cxuniinatl o;_-.nd approval by them, they shall issue an order in fiivor of such coirt niissiquer or coinmissioners, to the coe yty treasurer, or where there .io county treasurer, to tfic clerk i the Inferior court, for an aotnuiu not exceeding two dollars per day for each day said fcotimiissione*T were actually so employed, to !.,■* paid out of the nioity ot the State tax re served for county purposes : Provid ed, they shall not re< vivo pay for more than twenty-five days in any one year. Sec. G. And be it further (pactid, That should it so ha; pcn tlurt’ the commissioner ftoin nm the coun ties lifci'oioafioi mmied slioald fail or refuse to do the duties “prescribed in this uct t the county or ceumtejj M
