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RECORDER.
VOL. I.
MILLEDGEV1LLE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1820.
No. 43.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
(OX TUESDAYS)
HY S. ORANTUIXD tf R. M. ORME,
4T THREE DtllXARS, IN ADVANCF., Oil FOI'R
dollars at tiif. expiration of the
TEAR.
in’ Advertisements conspicuously Inserted at
the customary rates.
J'UliTVX. 1TE URA H ERS
LAND LOTTERY,
from thr *~tti to the 80ft, and part of the 31 at
till. conUtintd in sheet N't). 14.
APPLING.
Charlc.’wSmith, Kacksalonn Morgan.
BALDWIN.
Anthony Minter, William Gill, Ilczckiah .Ior
dan, Richard M. Morgan, Kdinund ’Shackleford,
join, Bickers, Sarun llick«, Edith Redding,
Thomas Redding, Joseph Selby's orplis. William
Crieg, Eli Works, John Bozeman, isninli Chap-
man, G««tavus Hendrick, Winfrey Williams,
John l’etus, orpin} Williamson Mims, I'rancls
Whaliis, Mary Carter, Francis Jones, William
Edwards, David A. Maxcy, Cbnncey Rowe,
J)r;iry Losucur, Joseph Morris, Aaron Owens,
A\ illiam Weeks, Bartley Shonield, Sarah Cur
rie, WiH'mm II. Crenshaw, Sarah Johnson, Alii-
l„;, Anderson, EJcurd Brantley, John JJivin,
Greene Jcauc.
BULLOCH.
Margery Simmons, wid John Rawls, Hardy
Godwin, William Williams, John Whiddon,
Ilenry Colson, James V'qinig, John Everett,feu.
Pie,-ah Francis, widow, Mathew Jones, jun. Su
sannah Pridgen, otp.
BURKE.
James Ratliff’s orplis. William Crosier, Hen-
rv Ciary, Joseph Madry, Philip Sneed, Isaac
Spence, Stephen Miller, John lli-ics, sen. John
Evans, Isaac Tilly, Robert fryer, Wright Mur-
a.hree. Hannah Johnson, Daniel I-civis orphan*,
Wary Stuart, Thomas It’. Davis, Sarah Leptrot,
Fli'iali Bergeron, Louisa Mills, Jane lLllard,
Benjamin Smith, Moses Handherry, Joseph
Monroe, John Pierce's or,is. Gresham Greene,
Mark Lovely, David Leggef, Jesse White, Job
Ore^hiinL Solomon PaniH, John Braxton, liar*
dv Phillips, Nancy II. Minton, William Oxlcv.
Beniauiin Uuekley, John Monrow.
BR VAN.
Richard Burnett, Richard Bennett, Henry
Cbamblcss, Richard Harvey, ten.
CAMDEN.
Daniel Tompkins, Wade Hampton, Smith
•Cannon, JR Durnot, Elijah Tucker, .Elizabeth
and John Powell, orphans, Joseph Ram, Daniel
Brackinton, Elizabeth knoble., orph.; Nathan
Norton..Henry Shearmon, jun. I riscilla, Mary,
ler, sen. John Hill, Job Walkins, Daniel Ayers,
John C. Waters, Littleton Meeks, William York,
Hardy Sims, Benjamin Vattgn, lolm Burton,
I' li'ltn Simms,Tcinpev Milton, \\ blow, William
tloalwriglit, John Hodges, Micajah Sutte|s, Wit-
Imin Ramsey, Wm Wilmouth, Mieajah Jones,
•lohn It iIson, Drury Rowland, Joshua linker,
John Guest, Pliilipihe Dickerson, wid. Colbert
Guest, Christopher Gardner.
GREENE.
Mark Phillips’ orphans, Bird Gilbert, Abner
Johnston, George Dawson, jr. John A. Baugh,
Allen Shelton, Edward Meadows, Young D.
Allen, John P. Srntt, Rachel Hunt, wid. Jane
Levingslon. John lay lor, Willint Akins' orplis.
William I’.llis, V* illiam Caldw ell. James Jenkins,
Anthony Peuli-t, William llarvill, Samuel Mon
erii’f, Clement Allen, Janies Ramsey, Allen
Chappell, Ezekiel Perkins, Hczekiah Curtis,
Jesse El
y, Epnphoditus Lounds, John Powers,
mud II. Nelms, Jedinh Smith, Stephen Pol-
A TABLE shewing the number of CONVICTS received in the PENITENTIARY from Us commencement, up to
the 31s/ of October, 1820—likewise the number pardoned, discharged, deceased and escaped, the length of time sen
tenced and their crimes, what portion of them were of trades that arc carried on in the institution at the time they were
received, and hoiv many have learned their respective trades in the institution since their confinement, and their several
occupations. /
Number of Convicts received in
the Penitentiary from itsconimence-
ment, also, shewing the number dis
charged,pardoned died, Si escaped,
up to the 31st October, 11120.
Norton,Henvy
„nd Delily, Dre^y. or^an^
Thomas Edert, Maria Denis, Elias E. 'Roberts,
Bud C Thomas, Eliza M‘Kov, Jesse A. W ilson,
Susae., Bolinder and Edvy Lawrence, orphans
Josertli-Kinc, Edmund, Beni. Martha Lavender,
orphans; Alexander T. Pratt, Will
_ Till lain Ross,
Charles Trot,' ERea Aspen wall,' Caroli ne E Wit-
linms, Abner Ross, Jobu M.Gugle, John 1 horn-
ton Peter Fountain, Hamilton Hudson, Davies
Miller, Harriott Wurdcrolee, John F llrrt,
Richard — , William Palmes, Eliza, Mary,
Sarah ii John Cooper, orphans; Rev. Mr. Crans
ton Henry R. Sadler, Sulns Gardener, David
Whliford, John A Casey, William H. Cyler,
Morns uo.>j .. , ,
Blount, Mary Hopkins, Thomas Jmson, Joseph
Carutlmrs, Abner R 0 «-
CLARKE.
Drakford Tramell, Beni. tUigwood, sen. Hi
tarn Magbee, John Hal , Llcaner Cavendu,
Charles Slew art, Joseph Jolly, Benjamin Dux e>,
Beuhin Winfrey, William Jonp, Hem ley Ha.-
ris, James Giuuson, Gabriel f. Matthews, Sa
muel Jack, Henry Summerlin, Iho.nas Loving,
John Wilson. Solomon Ldwards, sen. l)aMu
Holmes, Tlioina. Stephen../..,^ William Parker,
Stenlien iferler, iun. Aaron Hightower, James
Meriwether, William Mitchell} orpa. Collins
Waters, James Grier, Elijah Millubers, Tap ev
Short, Hiram Howard, George Rockfoid, *-u-
pretia Thacker, wid.
COLUMBIA.
Wm Watson
Elizabeth
normal., I 1,1 Cole> Adam Guest, Brad.
John S. Walker,
ley Garner, Amos Newsom, Benjamin Thomp
Zl Robert Tucker, John Hood, Mary Hogan
wM Augustus Bealle, Eliza »reel, orphan
Toon’M‘Leam J°h" M'd’ton, John Guy,sen. Eh
Inh Alhas orps. Amelia Short, wMow, I ear
sianton Wi liam Whitcombe, John Moo.
Jo?m°Moore, Lovett
William Benton, orphan,
F e . n »* ; v Cota, Widow ;
John
,reb5,Ur ' EFFINGHAM.
r ! n,..;* John C. Scekingcr, Matthew
BcUenboek, Zuchnriidi While, Darius Garruson,
KrS'SlI.." Sutler, SOouio, Ci.u.u, »»■
ELBERT.
Joshua Tcasle.y, John Hartun, Alexander
niXDi-Id &r John Nunncl.ee, WiL
lium Itinks James Luncford, James Jordan,
wE:« ■” Hun,. Sl—ftr M,U '. I "" I 1 I ;
^KEiri!Si»!.=
Atlawny, Je * I 1 ,i.,i,„ tin |it.JesseGunter,
lard, I.evi While, John Clapp, Hugh Hogg, John
Freeman, jun. Ephraim Furgu-on, Gillmii Har
ris, Hoary G. Slaughter, Richard Ward's orplis.
.Limes Stewart. Stephen Price, llenrv Barnwell,
Matthew Winfield, Ann IP. Todd, B. Johnson,
James MeOmmon, Tlioina* It. Asbnry, William
Baker. Nathan Smith, Dickerson Jones, John
Winfield.
GWINNETT.
John Lnsv, James Ridge, James Camp, Chris
topher Laker, sen. Samuel Key.
GLYNN.
James Tiles.
HANCOCK.
Grcgaliy F.. Tlmnias, William Law, Duke
Hamilton, William Humphrey, Elizabeth
Albrittnin, Ilich’d M’Dnnahl's orplis.; Ran
dolph Rutland's orps. AVm Brcadiove's orps.
John Vinson, Hugh Gilliland, Elijah Caine,
Littleh’ry Til man’s orps. Lodwiek Kid, Wi
ley Ingram, lilinin Thompson, Betinell Hills-,
man, John Runnels, Greene HufT, John Dudley,
John Hill, /.apheniah If’nller, John O.enr, Mi-
eajah Middlcbrooks, Rebecca Holliday, wid. ’
Timothy Tucker, Alfred Long, Allen Robert,,
John Erving, Elizahelh Foster, widow, Chap-
pel Sledge, Daniel Murphey, Win Cmelon, sen.
William Breedlove, James Forsythe, William
Iteves, jun. William Clark, Wiley Womack, Ja
cob Reaver, Jeremiah Baker, Abraham Al-
friend, Pbaris Gore, /C illinm Peck, Asu Spights,
William L. Youngblood, Mnlemn Johnson. R"i!-
nclt Bartlett, Jesse Lockhnrl, Thomas Brnntlev.
HALL.
Wiliiim Barnwell, l'reston Miller, John
Black, Joseph Uunnagin, James Blackstnck.srn.
Ii ii Kendrick. Jonn Stringer, Eli Tanner, Wil
iam Christian.
HABERSHAM.
Wailinan Didiroon.
JACKSON.
William Boats, Samuel Knox, sen. Lydia
Brooks, Lewis J. Dupree, Moses Matthews
Thomas V. Gill. Julius Bates, Elijah Shaw,
Lai kin UreeriQ, Larkin Landrum, Jesse Mat
thews, Axain Pierre, Wm Todd, Wiley Brown,
James ltntherford ; s orps. David Clary, Coleman
Jennings, Stephen Horton. John Roberts, Joel
Pcrkiion, James Pain. Ricliard Mathews, Sa
muel RobertlTOn, William Garrison, Simeon
Clayton, William Ellington, Baptist Parks, Ben
jamin Sims, John Flanungin, Terrell IPond,
Britton Brazil, Willis Webb, Elijah Thompson,
Stephen Wilson, John Franklin, William Lile,
John Ingor, Ilumphrcy K . Guyn, Solumou Ba
ker, Win M. Hell, John Herndon, sen. Gsorge
H. Walker, JamosTtussell, James Rooks, James
J. Doster, Sion Penre.p, Ifllliam Heard, Jesse
Hulgefjjun. IF illiam F. Story, Alexander Er
win, Jane Burnett, widow, Michael Dan, W il
liam R. Anderson, John iVcCeaver, jun. il-
liura A Hamilton, John Nichols.
JASPER.
Winfred Wilder, John Bogan, Hopkins
Daniel, David Johnson, William Norris, Ed
ward Harper, Rieli’d King;, Burwell Greene,
sen. Littlebeiry Duke, Samuel M. Harrell,
Jourdnn Jackson, Izariah Doss, Jane Mr-
Gauthey, wid.*I.c\vis D. Vanev, lohn C. Smith,
James Wnldrobe, Jacob ?.IcKee, John Porter,
John 11. Gilmore, Thomas Dulluny, Ja’s Wood
ruff, ShodrnckKimbrough, Elishu Bcndall, Ed
mund Bunks, Martin Ixenard, James Stmiijis, jr.
Hugh Wilson, Joseph Waller, Richard U il-on,
Marv Gillconl, Joseph Yarbrough, Win Kitchen,
John B. Park's orphans, U-wis Gregory, Asa
Vollv, Past hid Brook, Frederick Duke, Alex'r
Alli.-on, Edward Harper, Alexander Herron,
William Flowers, Godial Fnmhrmigli, George
Gurrrtt, Samuel Rveralt, Thomas Grant, James
Keeth, Reuben Moody, Solomon Hornbi.ckln,
Sarah Smith, Ja's Ledbetter, Joshua Chnlin, sen.
W vatt Reeves, John S Wcamcs, Jolin McCor
mick, Colcinan Greene, James Hammett, Wil
liam Thurmond s orps. John Pease, Francis
Bloekwood, Augustin Cook, John.Milncr, Amos
Brought on, Janies Cameron, sen. Evan Evans,
Jesse George, Philip Plcss, Reuben Ronton,
Richard Tilmon's orplis. Thomas Willingham,
Jeremiah IFaller, Solomon Evrrlf, James Gall-
man, Micojah Brooks, Thomas Brooks.
JONES.
Robert Johnson, J. Leslcr, Henry Gore,
John Burnett, Arthur Curisc, Allen J. Whitt-
lev, Gfeol'ge Duncan, John Evans, John
Townsend, Britton I’earnian, Benjamin Mat
thews, Thomas T. Howl, Frederick Butts,
Horatio Pogue, William Russel, Isaac Per-
dew, John Bush, George Siewart, Benjamin
Chadwick, John Miller, Joshua J. Ellis, James
Watkins’ orphans, Cullison Hardison, Noah
Raines, Elisha Ileltca, Eli Siewart, John B
11117 Received
I <118 Ditto,
18HI Ditto, -
It)20 Ditto,
1817 Pardoned,
Escaped, -
IC It
Pardoned,
Discharged,
Escaped,
Died, ‘ ♦
181!) Pardoned,
Discharged,
Escaped, -
Died, - -
1820 Pardoned.
Discharged,
Died, - -
Escaped, -
! Number of Con
victs that wore of
in the Penitentiary'trades carried o
on the 01st October,jin the institutin'
1010, and 1 heir seve-jwhen received,
ral occupation!).
Number of Con
victs that huvi
learnt their res
pective trades
since their eon
liuement in (In
institution.
Length of time sentenced, &. Crimes of the Convicts
received in the Penitentiary from its commencement,
up to the 31st October, 1020.
Native country of the
Convicts received In the
Penitentiary fromltseom-
mencement, up to 81st
October, 1820.
t Clerk,
0 Taylors,
13 Shoemakers,
2 Boot, ditto,
2 Harness ditto,
1 Shoe Cutter,
1 do Binder,
8 Blacksmiths,
14 Sawyers,
3 Hewers, ,
2 Coopers,
17 Shopjoiners,
3 Chair Makers,
2 Painters,
2 House-keepers,
3 Conks,
1 To attend sick,
2 Laborers,
•1 Infirm.
87 Remaining in the Penitentia
rv, 3t“t October, 1" ?0.
87
I Shop-joiner,
I Boot Maker,
1 Harness ditto,
2 Taylors,
2 Taylors,
t Boot Maker,
I Harness ditto,
5 Chair ditto,
I Shop-joiners,
3 Blacksmiths,
1 Cooper.
CRIMES.
inveigling,
Ditto,
Larceny,
Dittp,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Forgery,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Burglary,
Ditto, -
Ditto,
Ditto,
b
4
1 1-2
3
1)R. PENITENTIARY, for the Political year 1820.
To pay for till the Officers and Guard belonging to > ^ 7029 lfj 3 4
tl’fi institution,
To sundry purchases for use of ditto, -
To amount paid for Rations, - - -
5
- 10,494 01 1-4
- 5,51.8 88
CR.
$23,072 71
PENITENTIARY, fur the Political year 1820.
Horse stealing, ...
Ditto, -
Ditto, -
Ditto, - - - • ■
Shooting with intent to kill, -
Grand Larceny,
Rape, -
Assault with intent to murder,
Ditto, - *
By amount of sales,
Wrought materials on hand,
Work done for repairing tools throughout the year,
, Amount of accounts due the institution, - - -
Amount work done for the State Government house, 294. 31 1-4
Amount of raw materials on hand, ----- 1.854 35
do. work done ill repairing &. improving the institution, 1871 00
Maintaining U. S. Convict, Dist. Geo. 174 days a 40 els. 69 GO
11,328 54 1-2
3,874 92 1-2
80 50
- 1,271 87 1-2
Attaway, x .-Uonuld, Jesse Gunter,
Thompson, wid..Hu* M
1 noinpsui., - HarrisS) Austin W ebb.jr.
Ezra Morris m, Dillard, inn. John Ualoy,
l] Me rL G Brewed AUxandir Jordan, Jesse
Hendrick, "<Z
Sa».eyS W ,JohnUodas,Be,,
janiin I. N'urtnellee.
J EMANUEL
, • . Hall sen. Drury Jones orphans,
Jumpe r •J’ 1 ’ wilev King, Joseph Andnr-
Sainnel M'^ lc j’ Stephen Vever, Elia. Neel,
early.
$ 20, G15 10 3-4
Balance, 2,427 GO 1-4
'CHARLES 1- PAINE, Sedy to die Board of Inspectors.
Ditto,
Ditto, *
1 Ditto,
1'Mayhem, - .
L Ditto,
1'Assault and Battery, -
4Larceny from the house,
k| Ditto, ...
81 Ditto,
Ii Ditto, -
lj Ditto,
ljAssault and robbery,
I' Ditto, •
1'Manslaughter,
1'Voluntary ditto,
I Vlisdemeanor
Ditto,
Ditto,
Perjury,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Attempt to commit Sodomy,
Breaking and entering with intent to (teal
Cattle stealing,
Ditto,
Ditto, -
Arson, -
Simple Larceny,
Ditto,
Ditto, -
i' Ditto,
1 .Attempt to commit Beust'mlity,
* "* rjury aud Larceny,
^talibiiig with intent to murder, -
Polygamy, - - -
Felony, -----
tfogstealiug, ...
Ditto,
.higriiney, ...
Jouutcrfeiting,
Kidnapping and false imprisonment,
Larceny of Slurcs, ...
Ditto, -----
Larceny of a Bank bill,
Aiding an Escape,
'urnisbing instruments, ditto,
Itcuiing out of the Mail,
Larceny from the person, - -
Harbor|afc Slave, ...
CORNELIUS
7-12
1-8
Convicts horn in Virginia
East Florida.
South Carolina.
Georgia.
Pennsylvania.
Massachusetts.
Nova Scotia.
Maryland,
North Carolina.
New-York.
New Jersey.
Ireland.
At Sen.
Connecticut.
Holland.
England.
Scotland.
3 Spain.
‘ France.
New-Hampshire.
Tennessee.
New-Orleans.
1-2
IVPCARTY, P. K. P.
Howard, Beni- Srarborough s orplis. Joseph
' " ■' Karl)]- 1
Money's orps.'William Booth, jr. Bartholomew
Harmon, Dempsey Willis, John Lualifr.rd, Da
niel Hunt, Benjamin Stewart, Benjamin Harris
JoMah Hudgins, Pricey Ellis, a idow, Stafford
Williams, Jesse Faulk, Charles IMe’scr, Walter
U. Pope, William Burges, Thomas Farmer, .la*.
WUeyDcan.^ WJJV .
Joseph Raid, W,n ] tt ® V al 'j^^nt^rc!‘William
John B. Dobson, Abraham
Tate, Strawder Davis, Jmn = ,
1 -ham, Wystt Chandler, l ho »
ell, Isaac Doi-scy, Jesse
Bynum, John Bales, Eli Clark, Jeremiah Dunn,
Flishn Gardner's orplis. William U'ardsworth,
Greene W ilder, Samuel Herey, Thomas Floyd
Martin Pickett, James Boiuton, L'/izahctli CuJ
tins, widow, John L. Burge, Joliu /F/jite, Daw
son Philips, Thomas Curutliers, Tfiomaa Pier,
sant, Sterling E Harris, Peter Jolley, Martha
Willis, widow, James t.rrtrrts orphans '1 liomas
Seals, Dawson Philips, John Jenkins, Josiah
Waldrlp, Jeremiah Burnett, John Lewis orplis.
lames lluif, Jacob Palmer, John Stewart, James
Mitcham, Uairey lUlebeiis, Junathnh C. Wood-
so "’ jr ' JEFFERSON.
Henry Lindsey's orps. Alfred Purvis, Ma
ry Clark, widow, IFilliam Irby, Alfred Sel-
u. r c Lydia Painter, John Causey, John
Tompkins, Margaret Lawson, Jonathan Foun
tain's orps. Morris Murphey, Benjamin Ii. I oun-
Tate, ' Tho’s'Martin,Thomp-1 ^“.john Brady, Jesse Connell,'James Rogers
"r. na Doro y. Jesse Aaron, Richard ^ Hammetts, James B,
son Terrell, Isaac worse jr, Ruckey, sen.
Smith, William lsortney,W Ha w litwrey>
Smitli, wiiiiam - . John W. l.uwrey,
Thomas Mill*,\ViU«aiu . Thomas B.
Joseph Joues, George W. .”j'”'j k j<p 0 w, Jesse
Westbrook, David Garner. J “ h b “Harrison,
Smith, Charles T- Ar,h ™’ k Wostiey-Martini
Darling Nicks, 1 homas Clark, « csl $ ndr i c k»,
Isaiah Goolsby, Win ahelnot,, Sio MU .
Thomas Oarrison, Brazel AdtU»»)
James Hinnmeus, juiiw, n.itey, Elijnli Hiljcli-
ins, Abraham Vint ing, W illiam Parker,^ Robert
It SUelman, Shepherd tirernc, Wm Abbot,sen
Thomas Clarke, Henry V\ hiteheud, Samuel b
umExs.
|c
Solomon Hall, John Moulford, pen. Jf'se
arov’s orphatas, Greene H. Gordon, W i -
liam Johnston, William l-'uirt-loth, Jethro H.
Spivey, Silas Wnlson, George tholly, Jurrel
Wright, Josiah Smith, Edward J. Sherman,
John Varnad, Willis Royals. James Swincy, sn.
Thomas Dickson, Michael Burch, orphan, Va
lentine I’ldlford, Elias Scarborough, G.le.s Car
ter,sen. Peter Fail-cloth, Josii.li Howard, Hur
ry Britt, Burwell M'Clemloii, David Spier-,
Thomas Woodard, Richard Fuirclotli, William
Hall, Lewis Johnson.
LIBERTY.
Nathan Williamson, John Hicks, Lonnzo
Smart, wid: Ricliiird Terif.ll, John Roherls’orp-
Daniel F. Sullivan, Francis J. Chapman, Peter
Wiggins, William F. Lad-on,-NaMm’ii iFillinm-
son, Margaret R. Baker, widow, Samuel Wil
kins, William Guardean.
LINCOLN.
Benjamin Wriglit, Nuvcl Walton, sen. Tho- i Winn, J elm Hu;
mas WMurray, James Tyner, Andrnw MGoog- |
er, .lames McCamion, Michiiel Solley, sen.
Harvey Wheat, William Cnrrmvay, jnn Mary
Covington, Benjamin Norris, Elizahelh Russell,
Ahsolnm York, Saiiglder Cowling, Benjamin
Stovall, sen. Henry Hardy, James B. Barnes,
Thornes l’nrrar, James York. John Hancock, sn.
John Crosier, Robert Ware, William M. Lump
kin, W illinm Mosley's orphans, il .lliaui Boling,
Alexander Smith.
MADISON.
Brittain Williford, James Burkes, Samuel
Shoumaker,Wilson Hawington. v ary Curr-dli,
Philip Wine, Burrell Orr, Andrew lloli * .1,
John Urvuii, Hugh Britt,sen. Widiain Bom , sn.
Burgess stricklund.
MINTOSH.
Francis Durant, Daxil Island, Masmant
Houston, \\ illiam ElUs, William Bone, Henry
Mv.rs, llathcw Coulter, Samuel Urn-ley.
MONTGOMERY.
Jane MeDuffcc, widow,-William King, Quay-
lor Mitchell, Marv Stephens, widow.
MORGAN.
Robert Patrick, Robert Jones, Isaac A.
Ray, Hannah Awtiy, wid. Edmund Brewer,
Barnabas Face, Ezekiel Wasey, Henry Pe-
vey, Philip Serley, Jesse Morgan, Joel Phil
lips’orps. Eld ridge Duke, Lawrence Smith,
Elisha Hubbard, George Norwood, Joseph
Carmichael, Reuben Allen, Ephraim Bu'.idy,
Jesse Read, Jiiinca Lowe, Hannah Renrd,
aid : John Rucker,sen.Kurby Langford'sorp
Henry S. King, Willis J. Itoug, William Ihun-,
Thomas Wilkcy’s orphans, Samuel Stovall, Ja).
Hughey, William Have-, Littleton Talley, !-'tc-
plien Fulghatn, Moses lioggus, Stephen Ander
son. .'Inry Langston, widow, William Holds,
William Iriillace, John Robinson, Mo.es Trem
ble, Abel Skelton, II uvc-ll llollcy, J ilin Self-
riedge, John Far jo-on, Thomas Brown, John
ilurris, J.thez Brooks, Joseph Collins.
OGLETHORPE.
Ilenry Lunsford, Richard Floyd, Amos
Ponder’s orps. Ilenry Howard, Royal Flem
ing, Lucy Simms, Daxitl J. Know Imam Al
len Richardson, ClnlT Martin, Joseph Bray,
Thomas Johnson, Heilieu Rhodes, Anthony
North, Cnlburinc Onldwin, Nathan Ell.s,Caleii
Earley, Charles Ifurdinun, sen. Reuben Jmm-
sou. jun. William U illiamson, Sutimel Tlionsp-
son, Richard Banks, liolley Hammons, Mur,in
Filler, John Wilkes, jun. rt .l.md Martin, John
W iott L illinm-, Ricliard
Garveu, baity Harden, James Sans, bumuei
Ti.ompson, Itcorzc Brigl,t‘s orplmi:?, John H.
Paschal,Sliinmi Mann, Jes'u Maxey.
I'UIjASKI.
Jesse Handley’s orps. William Miller, Ja-
rob7/jrrell, James Homes, W ic-klt;i Brewen,
James Bryant, Wm Berry’s orps. Ghrtrto-
pher M’Cten, Coswell Bull, Francis Kent, Jolm
Leo, sen. Benjamin Mayo, Josiah busii, Joint
Brown, John Thomas, n illiam llathorn, Yan
cey Gillfin, Burton Ferrell, John Yottii, James
VV illiums’ orphans.
PUTNAM.
Thomas S. Reid, Nathaniel Barksdael,
Berry Rabun, //erman Lnoper, IVm Cox,
Bird Pruett, Arthur Huron. Silas Williamson,
Banester Smith, Edniutitl Siiacklcfurd, Joint
Steinbrid^e, Janti-s Griffin's orps. JnlittJ,
Junes, Ahsolnm Wooi.h-tdge, James Gray,
Benjamin Conner, Sarah I luff, widow, William
IFalkins orp) Thomas )\ liitaker, orps. Abraham
Abbott, Solomon Terrell, John Glover, sen. Ma
ry Morrison, Denton Daniel, Anthony Junior,
Thomas B. Greene, Widiain Tatf, David An
drews, jun. Charles L Kennon, James Stubbs,
Francis Shot!, IF illiam Uulledge, John Todd,
Edward Unaiptoi:, Moses Presley, sett- John
Tcalt, Mtny Brewer, widow, Joseph lsulledje,
Anna Kiitfs., Marlin Philips, Frederick Crow
der, sen.
RICHMOND.
James H, Gardner's orps. Ann E. Boxyle
wid: Joshua Hammond, Hezektah Beall
Janies CL Campbell, U.-njamin Rowland
Ewan Drake, Elizabeth Lacy, widow, Eliza-
lx th Bush, willow, William It. Ttirpiu, John
Guymnron, Jesse D. Greene, Lurk in laity,
Kie-liiiid Smith, lohn McTyre, Nnthnni. I Smith,
Wm Tilley, sen. IFaddlo Allen, Robert Cone,
\\ illiam M’f «ar, V. iijjuin Boyd
SCRIP EX.
JacobFrepmam, jr. John Bragg, Jno.Greene,
Lewis Conner, Thomas Jns-er, .femes Platts,
William Lttnday, Samuel \\ illlson, Tbomas II'.
Evans, Natbiuiiel Wade, John (inner.
TATTNALL.
iir,v/ : l!n Slat,ton, James Moore, Thomas
Newman, James Hmlcm-k, Marvil Stun -, John
Davis, George Lewis, Allen Johnson, Whitiucll
Uaistnore, DuviJ btrickiaud.
TELFAIIi.
Henry Wilson, Arthur Brewer, Joseph
Flelehet, Jtiioes Everett, Roliei't C-i-dih-lt,
orphrn; John Tuylor, Stephen Venters, Jolm A.
llail, Joseph Jernigam
Tit IGGS.
Nimrod Bushy, Jeremiah Eatby, Zncharinh
Taber, David Jamison, jr, Harrison Lewis, Ja’<
McCullough, Bird Detmard, John Wilson, Ste
phen Daniel, Jua.es Mali, jr. James Burns,
Needham Tyler, Marshall Mims, Henry U. Ter
rell, Robert Radford, Wriglit Davis, Green Wul-
den, John JidiV-i-sOii, Auu.lla Low, Samuel Bai
ley, Kiel.aril Denson, Dennis Bastiun, Godfrey
Boss, Josiah Roberts, Howell Gibbs, Moses Pet-
lig, Jev-,. Williams, Charles It.,bun, Young John
son, Charles Sutton, Charles Rabun, Josiah Ste
phens, Anna Mrd.Jows, wid: Calbet B. Tuber,
Muses Lovett, Benjamin IF,Minins.
WALTON.
Arthur P. IFatson, William Whortop, Jesse
Bentley, Ambrose ilill.
WARREN.
Abram Orison, Thomas Lambretb, Aaron
Denton, Mitchai-I L. Thomas, Samuel New
man, Asu Davidson, Benjamin Hill, Orillia O'
Neal, James Cartor, jr. Jumes V. Oliver, Jeffrey
Robertson, Wm Iiiae,.loiiallian Springer, John
Potts, Jacob Garrett, Mitchell Cozwell, William
MillirotiS; David Wilson, Burwell McColowes,
Benjamin MeCartte, Thomns Kent, Edward
Harper, Jo-hna Rowe, jun. Charles Matthews,
orp.; Joseph IFright, James Bush,.lohn Neill,sn.
John Fountain, Larkin C. Musgrove, Clayton
Huff.
WASHINGTON.
Robert Tarver, Thomas King, Jacob Morris,
Richard Smith, Wm Arnold, sen Simeun.U.
Slul'.er, Mlset I) nod, Charles H. Smith, Duncan
Hamilton, Chniles Howanl, John liauey, Hn-
chaei Cunyers, widow, WRrren Jackson, Sam I
R. Smith, bnninel Avery, Abraham Massey, W in
U ortliain, Arthur Bozwell, Uriah Jenkins', Riley
West* Sampson Luc, Joshua Brannnni, John
M< Dade, Joe( Dean, Jnines Vincent, Enoch
G-uy, Thon.as Hurdmaii, William Hall, Wilson
Motley's orphans, George Moore.
WAYNE.
Benjamin Moodv, P. Bryan, Thomas Knight,
John Kemp, sen. Rollerl Stafford, Alary i’iieit-
er, widow.
WILKES.
Wlllinm Elliott, Robert T. Keen, Wm Ed
munds, sen. Win Murphey, Nathan Smith's or
phans, James W.nkfield, David P. Hillhouse,
1. ke Turner, Robert Williams, John Sbackle-
ford, John W. Willis, Joseph Johnston, Robert
KiLore, Isaac McClendon, John Harris' orplis.
’'utiianisl Bailey- orplis. Benjamin Tahaierro,
U'.lliom Kcklcs, Jo.,<-ph B. Holmes, John H.
P-pe, John B. Milner, John D. !r'.roud, Richard
ii. auford, Joel Apjiling, Christian Snider, Job
Pnrkes, W illinm Foouihy. Josiah Perry, John
Graves, Jacob Peterman, Joseph Wbcaiiey,
George Pope, sen. William Martin jun.
WILKINSON.
John Ledbetter, Duvid Welch, Tho’s Free*
tuan, Zaehess Fenn, Sampson Dickson, Benj.
Aiatiicws, Hezckiaih Nobles' crps. Pearce Clay,
Samuel Maine*, Theopbilus Howell, Thomas
McCroan, John Howi lls, Jessa Young's orpha*
Abner Hicks, l.lislm Darden, Samuel Weils*
Jolm iilack-ihrnr, Thomas Bozeman, John Keel*
Ellis f'icncli, AruiagerHall, John Hoover, Ma-
jor Griffin, John Wright, Seymore Starkey*
Wright Parkin, Plcasajet Mereditk, Daniel M,
Cook.
NASHvif.r,E, Nov. 8.
Land Lottery.—On Wednesday last, a*
greeably to law, the drawing for priority
of entry in the Western District, com
menced in this town, under the superin-'
tenitecr.e of the Board of Commissioners
for West Tennessee. At the close on
Friday evening, it was found that them
were not enough numbers in the wheel*
three claims remaining undrawn. Wn
understand the Commissioners have —w
yet determined whether Of aetrtibidU^
re-drawn.
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