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THE WASHINGTON BONNET. KUPFcrmiT ifiBrmnr.n to THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, BT SAMUEL WOODWORTH. Air—the Old Oaken Ducket. TIip Card who so often line sung Independ ence, Ami wakened his lyre to the praise of the brave, Jiow huils u new spirit among their descend ants Imparted from heaven that blessing to .save. The delicate white Angered hands of our lasses, Have opened the. era their virtues ndorn, By making alone from American grasses, A delicate Bonnet that rivals Leghorn, A pretty g-rdM Bonnet—a dear native Bon net, The Washington Bonnet that rivals Leg horn. No foreign intriguers esn now disnflWt n*, Since we can oppose them With courage and wit, Our masculine valour has made them re spect 'IS, Our feminine genius, will make them sub niit. Jf„ more shall we send them our eagles and dollars, Our fair from our soil can their persons adorn With necklaces, bracelets, and corsets, and Collars, And delicate bonnets that rivals Leghorn. A pretty grass Bonnet—n dear native Bon net, The Washington Boonetlhat rivals Leg horn, • , Then hail to Ibe arts that secure Indepen dence, And (haw our resources from Liberty’s soil, Our national banner derives new- resplen dence, Frolii feminine genius and masculine toil. Our va our shall leach all the world to re spect it, Tho’ some have affected that vulour to scorn, And Amazon damsels have armed to protect it. With helmets or bonnets that rival Leg horn. • A pretty grass Bonnet—a dear native Bon net, The Washington Bonnet, that rivals Leg horn. A tL persoas m.ivtrted to tba Mtsto of Ot way Olenn, deceased, late of l\ asliinglon county, arc requested to make paymant with out delay, and those who have claims against the said estate, are required to present them du ly proven within the time prescribed bv law. PATIENCE GLENN, Admr i. JOHN Jl. SMITH, Adm r. October 17. 87—fit L AW.—Tho subscribers having entered into j co-partnership In tho PRACTICE Of’ IAW, tender their professional services to the public. They will attend the Superior eourts in the severnl counties in (|,e Ocimilgee Circuit, and also in the counties of Twiggs, Laurens, Pulaski and Hancock. JOV.T, CRAW FORD. LUCIUS q. C. I,AM IR. MiPedeeville. Hath May, 1821. 10—If. ENTERTAINMENT. flTHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his 1. friends and the public, (lint lie lots taken his old stand, at (he corner ofOrcane k Wayne streets, fronting the public square, where he in tends opening a HOUSE OK ENTERTAIN MENT on the 1st of November next. APPLETON KOSSETER. Milledgevllle, October 2!’. 38—Ot TaWViVUN’, CLINTON, GEORGIA. T HE subscriber bt-gs leave to inform the pub lie, tliut lie has taken the Globe Tavern formerly occupied by Massrc. Elewcllen ami Bruster, for n term at years. The. Globe Ta vern is ^limited immediately in Lout of tiic Court-bouse, convenient to business. The sub scriber's mu'emltted exertions will be used to give satisfaction to those who may he pleased to favor him with n call. Ills stables are large and good. They shall always be well furnish ed with provender, and the best of Ostlers — All favors will bo thankfully received and ac knowledged. FREDERICK MM3 Clinton, August 19. 28—dm. NEW GOODS. T HE SUBSCRIBER having taken tke stand formerly orcupiied by Mr. Isnae Newell, on the end side of the square, next door nbovq Mr. Jaillel'Sjis now receiV log nnd opening a gene ral assortment of \ tirnuYa fv^tY Groceries direct from Netv-York, cdtisiM ingot Cloths nod Cnximercs, Flannels, plaid nml figured Bomba- Kelts, Cambrics, Muslins, GiftglinniJ,Linens, Ctt- Hern, Sarstrefts, Crapes, Sewing Silk, Circassian Polices, Domestics, assorted, Shell and. Horn Combs, Cut Glass Beads, Pen vinives, Scissor Chains, Cotton Cnids, Walcbtfi, Men’s, Wo men's, Misses nnd Children s Shod, Wine,Gin, Itrundy, Whiskey, American Hiul Spanish Sc- gars, Loaf and BroWn Sugar ami Cotiee. Also, Ten ban els best Nocllicnt Family Flour, 6fC. Together with many other articles too nume rous to rvlnie—all of which in; will dispose of. on the most ictuoinible terms fur cash. The Manufacturing of Tin Ware will be continued as usual, and nil orilnrs meet a prompt nltetidutiec. Gutters nud Conductors made and put up uithe shortest notice. A few elegant full trimmed Koyul Arch and Master Mason's Aprons and Diplomas of the must approved patterns and forms, with other Masonic Trimmings. CHAUNCKV ROWE Milledqeville, Nov. (5. 39—It TOBACCO. W ANTED immediately, 00,000 pound good LEAF TOBA’CCO, for which the Augusta price will be given, to be deli vered at our residence seven miles north uf Clinton, Jones county. IVm. CARINF.SS, U J. E. BAILEY. Juno 15,18C1 10—I4tooov* C ONFINEDin the Jail of Georgetown, (D C.) a negro fellow who culls himself Ned Tucker or John Smith ; ,tic has a remarkable scar on bis upper lip, and a large scar cm his forehead, low set, large mouth, his two upper foreteeth arc rather wide span, a little grey, and somewhat bow-legged, t iossesses good understanding—has scars on Ids tack as if from whipping, bis legs have the np- praiuiiceof having been scarified ; be says he is a good carriage driver, nnd has been accus tomed to go from Sparta to Augusta, and that he is a carpenter by trade—lie is 6 feet fi inch es high, speaks confidently and in a supplicat ing manner. This fellow said be belonged to Mr Klcazar Early, Postmaster uf Savannah. Who knows nothing of him, but on seeing his pupers, Mr. Early says this fellow has stolen them from a man of his whom lie had emanci pated, by the name of A'cd Tucker— ibe fellow now calls himself Smith. THOMAS BROWN, Constable Georgeton, (D. C.) Oct. lb. ay—at. TUB SUBSCRIBER NFORMS the public that he has taken the House formerly occupied by*Mr..Le\vi! (.'id- ticy in this place, where lie intends keeping It open for the reception ot Travellers. Hu plciig es himself to use every exertion to gtvesaliifuc tiou, ni.d make the situation of those (who fa- vor him with their custom) agreeable and coni Tollable. JEREMY STONE. Fort Hawkins, .Tune 9. 20—emvif. Tfxeculovft’ &uYe. O N Monday, the 17th of December next, will he -old nt the laic residence of H it- liam Andrews, dec d, the TRACT of LAND whereon the said deceased resided, containing one hundred and seventy-five acres. Also, TYvree JCegro YuYYuwh, one yoke of oxen nnd ox cart, with such nr cles belonging to said estute ns may remain on hand nt that lima All persons indebted unto the estate, are requested to come forward and make payment, and those having claims against the estate are requested to present them ac cording to Inw. Terms of sale—credit until t|ie25th of December, 1822, the purchaser giv ing bond with approved security. ANTHONY CJ. SMITH,) . „ W»i. G. ANDREWS, \ ,jX ors Oglethorpe county, Oct. 10 38—tds. Tfts\v\onnto\fc GYolYuttg. THE STillM HIRERS Ftitre JI'ST IJ'.CEH'CD J',omMew- Yort;Lare tww opening ut llitir Sloi e in MilledgU Me, S IIANllSOM): ASSUIiml.!lT uf TAea&Nj mtvtYe CYotVui$, llf IHk NEWEST STYLE ANt) KASHIoN, CONSIST- isH or Real Tartan t’laid CLOAKS ; Superfine blue CLOTH do ; Sup. blue, Black & Brown DRESS COATS; Sup Blue, Black,nnd Coloured FROCK, du.s Sup. double ipll’d WRAPPERS; (extracapes) Linn Skin do.; Sup Blue and Milted Drill, F-EliTOUTR ; Main end Striped Florentine und Valcntia VESTS ; BoV' SU ITS ; Line Negro .1ACKETS; Flanel nnd Net SHIRTS and DRAWERS; Fine Linen SHIRTS; Wood-tor t GLOVES; HATS, LOOTS, and SHOES; TOOntll K WITH-AM EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or IVooltcn, Cotton Silk Hoods, winch they will sell on the most favorable terras GEORGIA, Twiggs eouvty; Superior Q'ourt, March Term, 1021. Ret.k Nisi for foreclosure. O N motion of Richard Smith praying Hip foreclosure of tlm equity of redemption ot a tract, lot or parcel of Itind, situate, h ittg and being in tlie county of Twiggs uforrsald, but in tbe county of Wilkinson at the tin;'.' of survey, 111 the twenty-fourth district of snid county, number two hundred and I'uHy-Iwo, containing two hundred two and nn half acres, which tract or parcel of land was mortgaged to the euid Richard Smith by deni bearing date llte.tweii- fiHIt day of April one thousand Plglil hundred ai.d nineteen, by Gilbert Gilder, lute of tbe county aforesaid, to said Smith, for the belter securing tbe payment of three Ifaudred nml six- ly-fivQ dollars twelve nmJ an half cents, with interest from snid Inst dale, nnd it being stated that tlie'aoidsum of money is noLyct paid, but still dun and owing to the said Richard Smith . On motion of LcCoy G. Harris, attorney lor pe titioner, It is ordered, that the snid mortgager do within twelve innntlis tidar this date, pay In to court the pritici|ial, interest and rust due by virtue of said mortgage, and this process, nnd that a copy of this rule be fnibllslied in one of the public Gaceliei qf this Slate once a mouth for twelve mouth., or served on the mortgager orbit legal represent alive at least thirty days before the sitting of the next court; and uu fai lure of tbe said mortgager to comply with the term, uftkie rule, Rial nis equity of redemption, in and to said mortgaged premises be forever burred nud foreclosed. A true copy taken from the minutes, this 2-Uh March, 1821. ARCH’D RTINTYRE, Cl’k. € t EORGIA, Baldwin etvnty. r Wu«iikas James C Watson, administra tor dr bonis non on the estate of Thomas Wood ward, deceased, applies fur letters ol dismis sion from snid estate— These are therefore to cite nnd admonish nil and singular the kindred ami creditors of snid dee d, to be and appear ut my office within the time prescribed by law, ami shew cusp (If any) why said letters should not he grunted in terms of the Inw. Given under my hand and seal, this 3d day af September, 1821. 7.’no. H. Kknan, CTk. September 8 nifim October 13. Jasper Superior Cuurt, April Term I b21. Rule Nisi—for foreclosure U PON the petition of Hoscn Webster nnd George Webster, slating that Hugh G. Johnson of said county, did on the 2-ltli flay of Jpne, eighteen hundred and twenty, mortgage to them a certain tract or parcel of land, I and being hi the tw.ehtieth district, of ly liuld win. now Jasper county, know, tiqguislmd ip the plan uf said district of hit No. thirty-five, containing one and twenty-five acres—which prcinlsj mortgaged, the belter to secure tin* )■$■ of the sum of sixteen hundred and filly-mi lurs and eighty cents, besides Interest^ wii’,* ^-Wiii'iitc is due from the snid Johnson to the ufonEtutTfl in the to Hosea tVebsterand George Webster, and it ap pearing that default has been made in the pay ment of the aforesaid debt; It is therefore or dered, on motion of O. H. Kenan nml J. W Burney, uf counsel for Mortgagees, that the said Hugh G . Johnson do pay or cause to lie paid into the Clerk’s office of the Superior Court of Jasper county, the principal, interest and cost due on the said mortgage, within twelve Mmlison Superior Court, March Term, 1821. Peter Smnit, } rs S RULE MS!. Hr.MRvTAMKEnsi.VV. ) TTTl’ON the petition of Peter Smith, proving VJ the foreclosure of the equity of redempti on in, and to one half of h certain iruct or par cel uf lund, lying nud being in the town of Du- niclsviile, containing one fourth part of un aero, and known and distinguished in fpe plan of said town by number utic, fronting the public square, which said lot wus mortgaged by the said Hen ry Tunkersley to,the said Peter Smith, on the twenty-ninth day of January, in tlie year eigh teen hundred and twenty, the better to secure the payment of the sum nf five hundred dollars and inlerekt. On motion, it is ordered, that the prihci|ia!, interest ami cost due on snid mortgage be paid into this court within twelve months from this date, otherwise the equity of redemption, in aud io said mortgaged premises will he from thenceforth bared umi foreclosed. And it is further ordered, that a copy of this rule be published in one of the public Gazettes of tills state, once n month for the spuce ot twelve mouths, or served un the mortgager or his special agent, at least six months pre.viou to the time the money is directed to be puid in to court. A true extract from tbe minutes, 27th April, 1821. JAMES LONG, Clk. Mhv R. m 12m. Oglethorpe Superior Court A t *U Term, ISil Andrew Lew k Co. ) } BEEF. Msi. REDDING k WASHBURN^ months from this date, or the equity of redeuip- NOTICE. A GRF.EABLE loan order of the honorable JY. Inferior court of Morgan county, ITT LI. BE SOLD, ou the first Tuesday in January next, at tbe Market-house, ill the town of Ka- tontun, Putnam county, Tift'j *YcreB «f Isanti, adjoining Benjamin Chappell, Henry Peck, nnd others, lielonging to the estate nf William Pe terson, dec’ll—sold fur the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. B. W. PETERSON, Adm’r. De bonis non. October 2. 35—tds Administrators Sale. luesday in February nt be sold, at tbe Court-house in the City V Savannah, between the hours of ten and three! g o'clock, by virtue of un order of the honorable' |_ the Inferior court of the county of Liberty: U O N the first Tuesday in Jsinunry next, at the Court-house in Walton county, between the usual hours, WILL BE SOLD to the high est bidder, 250 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, being Lot No. 24, in (he 3d dis trict—for tlx* benefit of the heirs and creditors of Thomas Vickers, dcc'd. Terms at the sale. JOHN VICKERS, Ex’or. October 2. 35-—91. W ILL BE SOLD, nt the Court-house in the town of Dublin, Laurens county, within the usual hours of sale, on the first Tues day in December next, the following properly to wit: .Sixty neres of land, more hr less, adjoining David Blnckslicar nnd Lewis Maddox, levied on as the property of David Kagister, to satisfy ex ecutions in favor of Martha Spikes. C. S. GUYTON, Shfif. Dublin, October 2(1. A GREE ABLE to an order of the Court of Ordinary Of Laurens County, will be sold at the Court House of snid County, on the first Tuesday in January next, Three likely Young NE GR OES, belonging to tue estate of Lewis P. B. De- snubleaux dee d—sold for the benefit of the heirs. AY. L. McRF.F., ) ‘ LOTT AVARREN. ) ri> November 3, 1821 39—tds. W ILL BE SOLD, on Ibe first Saturday in . December next, in the county of Ogle thorpe, at the late residence of James Drake, deceased, part of the Personal Property of said deceased, consisting of horses, eattle, hogs, a yoke of oxen and cart, plantation tools, household furniture, kc.—for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms made known on the day of sale. ARCHIBALD DRAKE. October 1ft. 3g—8t One Tract of Land, containing 200 acres, on Beaver Dam Creek, Elbert county—one tract of lund, containing 675 acres, ou Broad river, Madison county— one tract of land, containing 287 acres, ou B’if- fnloe creek, Washington county—one tract of land, containing 300 acres, near Sapelo, Mc- Intush county—three tracts of land, containing 1974 Hcres, ou Canouche river, Liberty county —60 acres land, in Liberty county, known u- Khlligaii’s hammock—also, Lots No. 202 and 2ftti in the town of Sunbnry—the whole being the property of John Molicll, dec'll, sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. Conditions made known nt time of sole. ’J lie situation nud quality of the above menti oned lauds can he seen chi application to V Wu. HOCHSTRA3.8ER, Adm'r s 10* The Washington (Geo.) News, and Mil- 4 ledgeville Recorder and Journal, will please \to publisli the above once a month until the du ujjaijdW mid forward their bills to the Savnu Mtepublican office for payment. 9 October Id. 37—mtds. for SivYe. O N the 20th day of December next, I will positively sell to Ibe highest bidder, ut Enoch Freeman's Store, in Jones county, where I now live,belweeu THIRTY und FOR TY likely prime Country-horn NEGROES, of all sizes and sorts—among them will be n Blacksmith nud his tools. Also, Horses, Mules, two yoke of Oxen and n Cart, two Waggons with harness complete, Cows, Hogs, Plantation tools, kc. kc. and twenty thousand pounds of Pork. Terms—one third cash, the other two- thirds, credit 12 months, the purchaser giving notes with two good securities. JOHN FREEMAN September 4. 30—tds *J[2 SUerifTs Safes. EPILL BE SOLD, at Tattnall Court-home, ▼ v on the first Tuesday in December next, House of Entertainment, .jfTNHE SuL'criber having opened a HOUSE U ofENrERrAINMENTon Hancock street, Wraflm of the Penitentiary, can smuiiimu^' date from TWENTY to TWENTY-FIVE bui*s of the Legislature ut the approaching si fi'in,nnd others who may plua-e to give him His table will at ill times he f numbed call. with the best fare the market affords and h hnr with the choicest liquor-—liisslnble will al so be furnished with forage and an attentive ostler at all times to attend to the same, upon moder ile terms—and hope- from hiatUiiut ,,t- tention to business, to merit a share of rmi.lh patronage. JAME3 GAMBLE, Milledgcville,October Hi. 38—tf lion in and to said mortgaged premises will lie forever bnred. Anti it is further ordered, that acupy of this rule be published in one of the public Gazettes of this state, oucc a month for twelve months, or be sen ed on the mortgngor or his special agent, at least six months prior to the expiraliun of the time within which said money Is to he paid. A true copy from the minutes, JOHN WILLSON, Clk. April 21, 1821 nil2m In Greene Superior Court, March Term, 1821. William Lewis, 5 Rule Nisi vs. 'On foreclosure of mort- Branson D. Woolen. > gage. 0 t U PON the petition of William Lewis, pray ing the foreclosure of the equity of re demption, of, in nud to a certain trad or par cel of land, situate, lying and being in the coun ty of Greene, on the Oconee l iver, containing seven hundred and forty-seven acres, more or less, bounded on the north-west by McCoy's laud, on the north by Ward s laud, on the north east by Howell and Slaughter’s, mid on all o- ther sides by the Oconee river—mortgaged to the said William Lewis by deed ofinJunturo bearing dale on the second day of March in the year eighteen hundred mid twenty, for the bet ter securing the payment of u certain promisso ry note bearing even date therewith, whereby the said Wooten uud James Holt promised to pay the said l.cwis or order, two thousand dol lars on or before the second ilay of January, then next ensuing. It appearing to the court that the raid sum of money with the interest is now due, and owing from the said Wooten and Holt to tlie snid William Lewis: whereupon, on motion of Seaborn Jones of counsel for ttic said William Lewis, it is ordered, that the said Branson D. W ooten do pay into the Clerk’s of fice of this court the sum of money aforesaid, together with the interest and cost within twelve mouths from this dale, or the equity of redemp tion, of, in mid to the said mortgaveii premises will be henceforth and forever lumen ami fore closed It U further ordered, that a copy ol this rule he served on the said Branson D Woo- Grtene Superior Court, March Term, 1821. The President, Directors and" Company of the Bank of the Stale of Georgia by their At- toruics in fad, George It. I Rulk Nis» Clayton fy Edward Cary, [ on foreclosure. Vs. James Holt. U PON the petition of the President, Direc tors and Company of the Bank of the State of Georgia, by their attoruias in fact, George H Clayton uud Edward Cary, praying the fore closure of the equity of redemption of, in and to a certain tract of land lying and being in the counljPof Greene, containing six hundred and twenty-seven acres, more or less, bounded northeastwardly by PJftrrott'i kFlournoy ■ land, northwestwardly by Barnett Perry’s land,south eastwardtv by Joshua Perry's laud, and sooth woelwucdly by the Oconee river, including the ferry-landing Diet eon; the same being the tract ot land whereon the said Janies Holt now re sides, mortgaged to the said Bunk of Georgia by deed by the said James Holt, bearing date the third ot September in tbe year eighteen hun dred and nineteen, for the better securing the payment of the sum of thirteen thousand and fifty-eight dollars, with tlio interest ar appears by sundry notes recited in said mortgage, which said severe! notes are now due and unpaid : Whereupon, ou motion of Seaborn Junes, of counsel for tbe said Bunk of Georgia, it is or dered, that the said James Holt do pay into the Clerk's office of this court the sum of mouey a- foresaid, together with the interest and costs within twelve months from this date, or the e- quity of redemption, of, in and to said mortga ged premises will bo henceforth and forever burred and foreclosed. It is further ordered, that a copy of this rule be served on the said James Holt or his special agent, at lenst six months, or published in one of tlie public Ga zettes of this State once n mouth for twelve months, before the lime at which the said sum of money is directed to he paid. jltruc copy from the minutes, hilh March, 1821. KBENEZEU TORRENCE, Cl k. April 2 in 12m .GEORGIA, Teijuircounty. nt’M'elfilir Superior court, March Term, 1821. ^iTdaias VYinuiixld, ) A RULE ATSI for the ,f». x foreclosure of a morl ' hxoit. H'dg«* n of Thomas Wingfield, sheweth, J ou qMu eighteenth day of August, eigli- Iml seventeen, George Nison (lid, of Greene, in the state aforesaid, rnui'tgsftoTo your petitioner, ail these tracts or parcels of land, lying and being in the county of Telfair, formerly Wilkinson, known by num ber 378 in the 9th district of old Wilkinson, now Telfair, containing 202 1-2 acres—also, one Fraction, known by number 872, containing 140 (Moths acres, 9tU district—also, one other Fraction, containing 124 8-tilths acres, known by No. 378 nnd 9tli district—one oilier Fracti on, known by No. 380, in 9tli district, contain ing 195 1-2 acres—also, one other Fraction, known by No. 379, in 9lh district, containing 8ft acres—nlso, one other Fraction, known by No. 377, m 9th district, containing POtMoths acres—also, one other Fraction, know n by No 371, in 9th district, containing 35 7-10lbs acres —also, one square of piuey-woods land, known by No. 360, in 9th district, containing 202 1-2 acres; the said tincts ami fractious being and lying in the 9lh district, formerly AV ilk ininn. now Telfair county, for the better securing the payment of three several promissory notes, bearing even date with said mortgage, each for tlie sum of one thousand dollars; one duo the last day of January, 1819, the second, the last of January, 1820, and the third, on or before the last day of January, 1821—k the snid George Nixon having failed to pay said sums ot money—on motion of T. G. Holt, attorney fur mortgagee, it is ordered that unless the said George do pay into the Clerk's office of the Su perior court of said comity, the principal, inte rest and cost due on said mortgage, within twelve months from this date, the equity of re- dem|Uion be, and is hereby forever bared and foreclosed, provided notice of this rule be pub lished once a month for twelve months in the Southern Recorder, printed at Milledgcville,or served on the mortgagor or his special agent, six months before tbe time tlie twelve months shall expire. GF.OUGIA, Telfaircauniy. I CERTIFY the foregoing in bo a true copy, taken from the Minutes, this 24th September, 1821. Witness, my band and private scat, there being no seal of office. D. McRAE, Cl’k S. C. October 22. ml2m ! utwern the usual hours of sale, tbe fullnwing roparty, to wit: 675 acres pine nnd hammock land, with good Tiprovements, lying in Tattnall. county, near the Allanmha river, and joining lands of the es- , . .. . , ... late of James Joyce, whereon Silas Overstreet lo '; h ‘* ec ‘ n * f 1 "" Rl ‘l** •'* or now lives—also one negro man named George, j >" •’< !»*'''•“ ‘’azeltux of tins -> or 49 years old, one sett Blacksmith's tools,! 0,,c ? "•onlha before one 30 gallon still nnd w orm-all levied on as lhe,he ! '"‘ 1 s, “ n of mo " e y 15 di ' f t EORGIA, Baldwin county. Aaron Collins, ovuise. r for the widow Flewellcu, and i,cling for her, both of Captain Doles’ district, tolled before William I > ticogin, « Justice of t:ic Pence, an eslrnv Sorrel Hurst. about 4feet R)or 11 inches high, supposed to be between 15 mini 20 years old, with n small star in his lorehe.ad, and saddle spots on lib back,both hind feat white, and half nf one lore Liot and swab tail—appraised by Smith Scogin, Remand Williim Anderson, lo $ 2ft. THOMAS H. KENAN Clk. September 14 1821. W ILL BE SOLI), ou the first Tresday in December next, at the Court-house i„ ;rwm county, the LOT of USD in the Jilt dt Ariet nflrwin, No. 147, 499 acres, levied on a the property of Alexander Walden, to satisfy a, execution m favor of Elijah N. ttnscal * the property of James Caswell, losatisfy on ex ecution in luvor of the Slutc, und other execu tions. 799 acres pine land with good improvements, lying in Tattnall county, on the waters of Wa termelon creek, occupied by Rielmrd Tullos; taken ns Ids propeny, to satisfy an execution in favorof the iUib.—properly puintejjroul by said Tullos. •Alsu, one bay horse 0 years old, in the pos- M*5-iuiioi Christopher Mercer—nlso, one horse r 7 yea: s old in the possession of Aaron Mat tox, both taken a- the property of Situs Over- street, to satisfy executions in fu vor of I lie State. Terms cash. J. D. STRIPLING, D. S’lff October 27 rected to lie paid d true copy taken from tire minutes, this 19th March, 1821. F.BENE/.EU TORRENCE, t Ik. April 2 in 12m FFLICATION will lie made to the luferioi court of Laurens county, when sitting lot ordinary purposes, nine months after date, for leave to sell u l.ol of Land, lying in Hall msii ty. No. 144, in the 8th district of stsid sounty, part of the real estate of Jonathan Pope, late of Laurens county, de.c'd—sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said dec'll FLEET POPE, Adm’r January 19. 00—iii9iii. NOTICE. \ ll persona indebted to F. A. B. AVIieel l m. er, are desired to come forward and make immediate settlement ; also, all per sons having just demands against the same, are desired to come forward to settle, us 1 expect to leave this county in a short time. FRANCIS ASUIIftY WHEELER. Noveijiln-r l lll). 1821. 41 — 21.’ TVMNE months after dale, application will be XN made to the honorable the Inferior Courl ot Laurens county, when silting for ordinary purposes, For leave to sett the reul estute of « JAMES si Try Jjohn Calhoun, deceased. •Smnxhvj, JA.Mts ALLEN, ShlT. J LEA’I GL7 • -July 2fi, I35t| ASS, Adm’r. <nPm TVj 1NE months utter date, application will be IN made to tlie liotiorhl ie Inferior court of Hancock county, when sitting for oruinary purposes, for leave lo sell all tlie real estate ol Angus Chisholm, dec'll. DUDLEY I.AWSON, Adm’r June 7, 1921. m9m 'f'f\mvAAYs IVutfcr H AA r lNG tuken Ch.xki.ks IIxktkicrc into co-partnership, tlie business from and af ter the 1st November next, will lie conducted under the Brin of THOMAS BUTLER, <• Co who tender their services to their friends in the Factorage 4* Commission Business. Liberal advances will be made on produce, and every exertion used to give snthfactinn. THOMAS BUTLER IJlilledgaville, 0»t. SO. 87—ivUmtA. Stkwxbt sl Ptmm. I-jr0N the petition of An.!,, „ , R , , \J lftiac him! .lume* Mi !U m v . lu ’ i trading under the firm nml ,'j. . { f n[ and style of Andrew |.„ u * Co ,, J ri " l ' foreclosure of tlio equity ot u ilen.pt,,,‘J'£ to n certain tract ot pm cel of land V two hundred »ere. more or ie!,‘ "!"« uml being in the county ol Oglethorpe bn !l® Waters of Fishing creek, mljoli ing l„ M Q ses Brock.,.un, be, j. Wan.on Ah ^ J and John High, und whereon VA illi !ltl , lived at the dale of the mortgage,w hicli suhl 9 • ! oflatul wasiiiorlgugntl by VAilli,,,,, Stewart „nd Moses Penu by their indenture of muitense hearing date outlie lilili day of April,one ti„,..’ sand eight hundred and twenty ’,Viifi um m. riwetlter, Howard Beall, Elias Beall and X| IU T ileus jleall, lo secure the payment of two rur- tnin promissory notes in*1110 said im,rt K SKe mentioned, lo wit—Due dated on li„* loti, iJh V of June 1819, u hereby the said l\ illiam Stew- artand Moses Penn, merchants, Lading und™- the lii m, and using the joint name und style of Stewart mid I’cnn, promised to pay tl,e sai.t AV illiam Meriwether, Howard Beall, Elias and lliitddcus Brail,meicli:iots, using the nauic ami style of Meriwether, Beall iiCo. or order, om, thousand anil three dollars and nineteen and one half cents, one day nflcp tlie dale tliereol. the other bearing dale ou the first day of De cember eighteen hundred anduiitcteeu, where- by the said Stewart and I’cnn and \\ illmm W. Bird, and Thomas Stew art promised to pay Un said Meriwether, Beall k Co. nr order, the sum of three thousand dollars, nt) lhe 25th day of December 1820, tlio last of which said promts- sory notes after the making thereof, to wit, on the snid first day of December lt-ly, :|, c said William Meriw ether, How ai d Beall, Elias Beall k Tlinddeus Bmdt,bythe style nnd title of iheif raid linn ol Meriw ether, Beall ts, Co. endorsed tci the said Andrew Low, Robert Isaac k James Me- Henry,bytlie style and title of their saiil firm of Andrew Low kCo.,kof w hicli siikI endorsement the said V\ illiam Stewart nnd Moses IVnn after wards, to wit, or, the sHid first day of Deceiu-> ber 1919 hud notice. On motion of Joseph M. Molloy, attorney fur the said Andrew Low & Co it is ordered, that the principal, interest and cost due oil said mortgage, hy reason of the snid Iasi mentioned note,tie paid intothlscourt within twelvemonths from this date, or the equity of redemption ot, in and to the snid muitensed premises will be from Iheneefortli forever bared nnd foreclosed. And it is further ordered, that this rule be published in one of lliu public tin- ’ zetles of til is state, nt least once in every niomU until the time appointed for pay rnent, or levied on the mortgagers or their special ngents at Icu-t six months previous to the lime the money ie directed to be paid, ’ A true copy taken from tire minutes, x ISAAC COLLIER, Clk, April 17, 1821. ml2in. GEORGIA, Twiggs county. * Tol/U honorable Court of Ordinary now in Session. ri ltlE petition of Magy Rouse, administratrix J on tlie estate of Solomon Rouse, late of said county deceased, sheweth, that she has ful ly administered upon said estate—\A hereupon •d is ordered, that Marv Rouse, administratrix of Solomon Kouspy lato of Tivig^ county <]<t- reused, be discharged from her said administra tion unless sufficient cause be shewn 1<> the con trary on or before the first Monday in January next; nnd that she publish a copy of this ruh» once a month for six months in one of the pub lic Gazettes of this state. True copy taken from the minutes of the Court of Ordinary, for the county of Twiggs, July 2:Jd EDWIN HART, Cl k c. o. RULE NIST- Oglethorpe Superior Court, cljiril Term, 1821, Dm.ui.As Watson, Adai r of Park J. Iratton, vs. Euzadeth Glrkn. U PON the petition of Douglas AValsnn, ad ministrator of al laud singular the good k chattels, rights und credits which were of Park J. Watson, deceased, stating Hint he holds a mortgage giveu by Elizabeth Glenn, to the said Park J. VVutson, in bis lifetime, conveying a tract or parcel of land, situate, lying und being in the county of Oglethorpe, being the snine tract of laud ou which the snid Elizabeth Glenn lived at the lime of executing said mortgage, hutting and bounding ns follows—beginning at a jnne corner on Return s land, thence along the said land to u red oat: on Maddox s laud, tlieuce along Jenning’s Inin) lo a pine; thence along Slayton’s land to a post oak, thence along Griffip's land lo the beginning, to secure the payment of a promissory note attached to said mortgage, for the sum of seven hundred and for ty six dollars ninety six cents, dated on the 28l!i day of February 1829, und payable one day af ter date, and that tbe sand Elizabeth Glenn has failed to pay the snid sum of money or any part thereof. Oil motion of Joseph M. Molloy, at torney for the said Dougins AA'atson, adminis trator as aforesaid, it is ordered that the princi pal, interest and cost due on said mortgage he paid into this court within twelve mouths from tiiis data, or the equity of redemption of, in and to the said mortgaged premises, will be henceforth forever Imred k foreclosed in terms of the statute in such case made and provided. And it is further ordered, that this rule be pub lished in one of the public Gazettes of this state, at least once in every month until the time ap pointed for payment, or levied on the mortga ger or ber special agent at least six months pre vious to tbe time the money is directed to be paid. A true copy taken from the minutes, ISAAC COLLIER, Clk April 17, 1S21. nil 2 tn GEORGIA, Baldwin county. In the Superior Courf of snid county, March Term, 1821. Tnz Bank or the j State ok Gcukgia, I Rur Ntsr, p. i For foreclosure. Richard Mono ah. J TTPON the petition of the Bunk of the Stall of Georgia, by its ngents k nttornics in fact George R. Clav Ion and Edward Carey, stating that the said Richard Morgan had executed a certain deed of mortgage on the following lot of land lying in (he town of Milledgevllle and county nforesnid, containing one acre, to wit hounded by W ashington und VYuyne streets, nnd known and distinguished in the plan of said town by number two in square number forty- two, being the same whereon the snid Richurd Morgan then resided, which deed of mortgage is held hy the Rank of the Slate of Georgia, for the belter securing tho payment of u note for three thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars given by Richard Morgan fci Son, date I the 24tli day of January, in tlio year of our Lord one ihnusnnd eight hundred and twenty-one and payable sixty one days after date thereof and they having prayed a Rule Nisi for tho fore closure of the equity of redumption *iu and to said premises, On motion of Seaborn Jones, attorney for the petitioners, ordered, lliat the said Richard do w ithin twelve mouths from this date, pay into the Clerk’s office of this court, the piii cipnl and interest due on snid note and mort gage, and also till the cost accruing thereon, o that lhe equity Of redemption in uud to III snid mortgaged premises, be thenceforth hared and forever foreclosed. And it is further ordered, (lint a ropy of till rulo be served on the mortgager or his special a gent, ut least six months or tin published in on of the public Gazettes of this Circuit at lea, once a month for twelve mouths, before tli money is ordered to be paid into court. A true copy taken from the minutes tills 2t! of April, 1821. • ( THOMAS H. KENAN, Clk April 0. 1821. inl Jin N INE months from the date hereof, applies lion will lie made to the hotiorulde th, Inferior court of Baldwin county, when sitting as a court of Ordinary, for leave to sell part ol tli real estate of Robert Winn, deo’d—for the be- uefit of the beiri and creditors of said dec’d. ARTHUR REDDING, Ex’or PATSEY WINN, Ex’rx March 12,1821. oiL'ui. GEORGIA.—In Uuncock Superior Courl. Dudley Lawson, Aihn'r. j of Angus Chisholm, dcc'd I complainant, ( Bill for discovery, vs. ( relief, injunction fyc Bknj. Morris and Willi am Rabun, defts. J I T ajipearing u> the court,that William Rahim one of the defendants in the above Dill sides out of the jurisdictional limits nf this state —On uiotiqn, ordered that service lie perfect ed on said William Rabun,by serving n copy of said bill on Ids attorney, in Ilia common law action, and publishing in one of the public Gn zeltcs of said state, once a mouth for six months tliut said Rabun will be required to plead, an swer or demur to said bill at (he next term of this court. ’ A trie extract from the minutes, this 13:1) day of October, 1821. PHILIP L. SIMMS, Cl k October 15,1831. mfini. j\ INK mouths alter date, application will ! J.N made fi) the honorable tlie Inferior court of Baldwin county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estuta of Atoxunder Bass, ten. dec. MARTHA BASS, Adm’x Fehraary 11. ' * jn9m, J illy 27 mfim GEORGIA, Baldwin county Josiah .Mathews, ) ,, „ . I Bill for diseortry,relief Mart Mathews, & f ami injunction. Williams. Mitchell J I T appearing to the court on ilia affidavit of the complainant, tlmt William S. Mitchell, one of the defendnnt* in the Above case rctid^i out of the limits of this state. On motion of Ro bert Rutherford, Samuel Rockwell and Joseph Hepburn, nf counsel fur the complainant, it K ordered, that the service of the said hill be per- feeted on the said William S. .Mitchell, by the publication of this Rile hi One of the public ga- zettesnf till* state, once a month for six months, and that a copy of this bill lie served on tlie plaintiffs attorney in the original action. A true copy taken from the minutes, this 30th June, 1821. THOMAS U. KENAN, Cl k. July 3. mtiiu. Malcomh G. It iiktruoii, ) vs > RULE NISI Abner Locke. ) I T appearing to this court that the snid Abner was guardiun of Elizabeth and Obedience Low, nnd that he gave a guardian bond with Gillnli Frcciiy security, in the sum often thou sand dollars; and it appearing to the court that the said Aimer lias been removed, nnd is in ar rears, nnd that tin.: said bond is lost or mislaid^ and a copy 91 said bond, and proof of tlie exis tence thereof, having been filed in the clerk’s office of this court—On motion of Robert Ruth erford, attorney, it is ordered, that the said Locke and legal representatives of Gillah Free- tiy,j»Uew cause U any iliev have, on the first day ot the next term of this court, why tlie said copy should not be estublislied instead of tho, said original, am! lie deemed ns good evidence in law : ami it is farther ordered, 1 that n copy of this rule lie published in one uitlir Gazettes ot tins stale, ut least once a iiutMh (iff* three months. A true copy taken from the niMutes, this 21A day of May, I82I. THOMAS I!. KENAN, Cl’k, Mav24 m3m ' Baldwin Oyer,or Court', .u„i cli term, 1921. I T appearing to the Court upon the affidavit . of John UHtson, that lie was in tlie posses sion ot tlie original notes of which the unnex- ed are true copies in substance, ami that the same have l'e**ii stolen from him. On motion of Seaborn Jones, attorney for petitioner, or dered, tlial the .-aid copies now filed 111 office i'C established ‘(in lieu of the lost originals) at the next term of this court, unless cause bo shewn to the contrary, and that a copy of this rule he published, ouue a month for six months, in uuaofthe public Gacettcs of this Circuit. T / i COPIES. • Due Min ll'alsbu, one hundred dollars, tills March, 1821. f A'd>,ed BAM UEf B UFFIXG TO ft. Due John Watson, Iwoihundred uidt /thentp dollars, borrowed money, bih February, H21. Signed _ SAMUEL ftO VKIX. Due John ll’utson, iwo hundred dptlars, '19(4 March, 1821. .- .v Signed . > ft:L JO.XEfi. On or before the frst day of March next, I pro-' miss, to pay William Bou ev,urorder, fifteen hun dred dollars for value received. Sigurd 1) B. MITCHELL. A true copy taken from tbe minutes, 2d Ann!, 1821. THOMAS H. KENAN, Cllr, April 0. rntlm Oglethorpe Superior Court, April Term, 1821. N INE months after date, application will be made to the honorable the Inferior court of Laurens county, while sitting for ordinary purposes,for leave to sell a truet of land, lying in said county, on the waters of theOconef li ver, belonging lo the estate of John Smith,dec. —sold for tlie benefit of the heirs and creditor* of said dec'd. JOSEPH Slior.r.8, Adm’r. Dublin, March f), 1821. m9in. 1'irUF.X'V, T HE STORE and COUJfTLYO BOOM, ad joining the PolI Otfiee end Mr Bradford’* store. Ajtply 0> ft. GEAM LANQ.