Newspaper Page Text
from the Albany Phughboy.
THE FARMER.
All the toils of summer o’er,
Peace and plenty round hi* door,
Who on earth «o blest and tree
A- the Farmer P-Eike the bee,
All (lie sweets of life are his
Jrge and full his cup of bliss—
V ho can envy thrones to kings,
fVhori I he Plough such treasure brings (
See his worka with profit crown’d—*
Bams with hay-stacks huddled round,
Like a family,’whom fear
Draws within a circle near ;—
Stately Meeds and cattle neat,
Gribs of corn and jnptvs of wheat.
Thickly crowded is Tlis fold—
Harmless sheep and lamhs behold,
Like the Christian ’midst the din
Of a noisy world of sin—
Fowl oviperoua cackling sound,
Pois’d with one foot on the ground,
Meet their master as lie pomes,
Clock their wants, and shako their plumes.
When at midnight all is still,
Hear his geese with voices shrill,
At the silliest thought of harm,
Raise the tocsin of alarm ;
While from the barn-yard round,
Echoes back the screaming sound.
See the lofty turkev-cock,
Monarch of the feather’d flock,
Like a haughty potentate,
Strutting round the yard of state,
Fill’d with anger fierce and dread,
At (he sight of daring red,
Swell’d and gobbling as he goes,
Dire destruction on his foes;
Rot, like other tyrants, he
Soon will lose his head, you’ll see.
Ere the morn unlocks her doors,
Whenre a stream of day-light pours,
Ere flic bacchanalian goes
From his cups to seek repose,
Hear the game-cock’s clarion pral,
Freaking sleep’s mysterious seal,
L ke a summons from the skies,
Calling mortals to arise :
While each faithful aentir.r!
Answers loud that “all is well.”
Industry obeys the call,
Rises, hastens to tile stall,
And replenishes with food
All Ills stock and all his brood,
Who around him gladly fly,
To a bountiful supply.
Back the husbandman returns,
Where his fire now briskly burns,
Where the partner of his joys—
Ro«y girls and healthy hoys,
Kneeling with him round the chairs,
Fend to heaven their matin prayers:
Thus the year with him begins,
Thus the race to heaven he wins.
A LL .persons indebted to the estate of Ot
way Glenn, deceased, late of Washington
county, are requested to make payment with
out delay, and tho*e who have claims egninst
the said estate, are required to present them du-
Iv proven within (he time prescribed by law.
1 PATIENCE GLENN, Adrarhi.
JOHN K. SMITH, Adm'r.
Orlober 17.
L AW.—The subscribers linviug entered into
co-partnership In the PRACTICE Ot
LA It’, tender their professional services to tile
public. They will attend the Su|ierior courts
in the several counties in (lie Oemulgeo Circuit,
and also in (lie counties of Twiggs, Luuieus,
Pulaski and Hancock.
JOEL CRAWFORD.
LUCIUS 0. C. LAMAR.
Millcdgeville, 28th May, 1821. Id—tf.
ENTER TAINMENT.
T HF. SUBSCRIBER rerpccifnlly Informs bis
friends and Die public, Dint lie bus taken
his old stand, at the corner ofGreene to Wayne
streets, fronting the public square, where ho in
tends opening n HOUSE OF ENTERTAIN
MENT on the 1st of November next.
APPLETON ROSSK'l'ER.
MlUedgevlIle, October 29. 38—fit
UL.OKY*
CLINTON, GEORGIA.
TITHE subscriber begs leave to inform the pub-
I. lie, that he has taken the Globe Tavern
formerly occupied by Messrs. Flewetlen and
Bnistcr, for a term of years. The Globe Ta
vern is situated immediately in front of the
Court-house, convenient to business. '1 he sub
scriber's unremitted exertions will«lie used to
give satisfaction to those who may be pleased
to favor him with a call. His stables are large
and good. They shall always he well furnish
ed with provender, and the best ot O ilers.—
All favors will be thankfully received and ac
knowledged.
Clinton, August 19.
FREDERICK SIMS.
28—3m.
THE SUBSCRIBER
r NFORMS the public that he Ims taken the
House formerly occupied by Mr. Lewis CnJ-
I'rey in this place, where lie intends keeping il
open for the reception ol Travellers, lie pledg
es himself to use every exertion to give satisfac
tion, and make the situation of those (who fa
vor him with their custom) agreeable and com
fortable.
JEREMY STONE.
Fort Hawkins, June 9. 20—eowtl.
NEW GOODS.
T HE SUBSCRIBER having taken (he stand
formerly occupied by Mr. Isaac ^* wc k?"
Ilic east side of the square, next door above Mr.
Jnillet'a, is now receiving and opening a gene
ral assortment of .
BrN UqqAs anil Gtocwws
direct from New-York, consisting of Cloths mid
Cusimeres, Flannel*, plain ami figured
netts, Cambrics, Muslins, Ginghams, W" Bn »* V“
licos, Summits, Crapes, 3ewlng Silk, Circassian
Felices, Domestics, assorted, Shell andI Horn
Combs, Cut Glass Beads, Pen Knives, SdMor
Chains, Colton Cards, Watches, Mens,
men's, Misses and Children's Shoes, Wine,Gin,
Brandy, Whiskey, American and s l M '" ls " A ,^'
gars, Leaf and P.rown Sugar and Coltee. Also,
Ten barrel* best Northern
Family Floury &fc.
Together with many other articles too nume
rous to relate—all of which he will dispose of
on Die most reasonable terms lor cash, llic
Manufacturing of Tin Ware
will be continued as usual, and all orders meet
a prompt attendance. Gutters and Conductors
made and put up at the shortest notice.
A few elegant full trimmed Royal Arch and
Master Masons AproiW and Diplomasoi I lie
most approved patterns and forms, With oilier
Masonic Trimmings. cHAUNCEY ROWE
MlUedgevlIle, Nov. ft. 39 4t
■tXTILL BE SOLD, on the first Tvesday in
W Decemper next, at the Court-house in
Irwin county, the LOT of LAM'D in the 4th dis
trict oflrwin, No. 147, 490 acres, levied on as
the property of Alexander Walden, to satisfy an
•lecutioa in favor of Elijah N. Hatcnl.
JAMES ALLEN, Stiff.
November 1.
TOBACCO.
W ANTED immediately, 50,000 pound
good LEAF TOBACCO, for which
the Augusta price will be given, to be deli
vered at our residence seven miles north of
Clinton, Jones county.
Wm. CABINESS, to
J. E. BAILEY.
June 15,1881 19—Mtenw*
YiXfccwtoYs’ Sa\c.
O N Monday, the 17th of December next,
will be sold at the lulu residence of \\ il-
liaiu Andrews, dec d, the
TRACT of LAND
whereon the said deceased resided, containing
one hundred and seventy*five acres. Also,
X\wec Neg\*o YeYtows,
one yoke of oxen nnd ox cart, with such arti
cles belonging to said estate as may remain on
hand at Dial time 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 law. Terms of sale—credit until
(he 25th of December, 1822, the purchaser giv
ing bond with approved security.
ANTHONY G. SMITH, )
Wm.G. ANDREWS, S
Oglethorpe county, Oct. 10 38-
( CONFINED in the Jail of Georgetown, (D
J C.) a negro fellow who calls himself
Ned Tucker or John Smith ;
he has a remarkable scar on hi3 upper lip, and
a large scar on his forehead, low set, large
mouth, bis I wo upper foreteeth are rather wide
apart, a little grey, and somewhat bow-legged,
possesses good understanding—lias scars on his
back as if from whipping, his legs have the ap
pearance of liaviug been scarified ; he says he
is a good carriage driver, and has been accus
tomed to go from Sparta to Augusta, ami that
he is a carpenter by trade—he is 5 feet 6 inch
es high, speaks confidently and in a supplied)
ing manner. This fellow said he belonged to
Mr Eleazar Early, Postmaster of Savannah
who knows nothing of him, hut on seeing his
papers, Mr Early says (his fellow has stolen
them from u man of his whom he had emanci
pated, by the name of Med Tucker— the fellow
nuw calls himself Smith.
THOMAS BROWN, Constable
Georgeton, (D. C.) Oet. 15. 39—3t
Yas\\iona\j\e €\ot\iiug.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
flare JUST RECEIVED from Mtu-York,fy are
now opening at their Store in MiHtdgtvult%
A IIANDSOMK ASSORTMENT «F
TVea&y ma&te CYotAnng,
1IF TilK NEWEST STYLE AND FASHION, CONSIST-
I NO OF
Real Tartan l’laid CLOAKS ;
Superfine Blue CLOTH do ;
Sup. Blue, Black to Brown DRESS COATS;
Sup Blue, Black, and Coloured FROCK, do.;
Sup. doublemil’d WRAPPERS; (extracapes)
Lion Skin do.;
Sup. Blue and Milled Drub SERTOUTS ;
Plain and Striped Florentine and Voleutia
VESTS;
Boys SUITS ;
Blue Negro JACKETS;
Finite) and Net SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Fine Linen SHIRTS;
Woodstock GLOVES ;
HATS, BOOTS, nnd SHOES;
TOGETHER WITH AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Woollen, Colton fr Silk Goods,
which they will sell on the most favorable terms
REDDING to WASHBURN.
October 13. 37—tf
SYu’vVftV Sale.
W ILL BE SOLD, at 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 •
Si»ly ncres of land, more or less, adjoining
David Blackshcar and Lewis Maddox, levied on
as the property of David Register, to satisfy ex
ecutions in favor of Martha Spikes
C. S. GUYTON, Shff.
Dublin, October 26.
Ex'ors.
-Ids.
NOTICE
A GRF.E ABLE to an order of the honorable
A. Inferior court of Morgan county, IF/LL
BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in January
next, at the Market-house, in the town of Ea-
(onton, Putnam county,
Y\£ts Acres of livuvit,
adjoining Benjamin Chappell, Henry Peck, and
others, belonging to tlieest/ite of William Pe
terson, dec’d—sold for tho benefit of the heirs
and creditors of said deceased.
B. W. PETERSON, Adm’r.
Dt bonis non.
Octobi
T\M till
yJ Conrt-I
Jlj^usunl ho
^Wiidder,
250 ACRES Ol
more or less, being Lot No. 24, in the 3d dis
trict—for the benefit of the heirs and creditors
of Thomas Vickers, dee'd. Terms at the sale
JOHN VICKERS, Ex’or
Octobers. 35—91.
ND,
Administrators Sale.
O N the first Tuesday m February next, will
be sold, at the Court-house in Die City of
Savannah, between the hours of ten and three
o'clock, by virtue of an order of the honorable
the Inferior court of the county of Liberty:
Vine Tv act of Vnvnd,
containing 200 acre3, on Beaver Dam Creek
Elbert county—one tract of iund, contain!
fi75 ecres, on Broad river, Madison county
otto tract of land, containing 287 acres, on Buf-
faloe creek, Washington county—one tract of
land, containing 300 acres, near Sapelo, Mc
Intosh county—three tracts of fund, containing
1976 acres, on Canonche river, Liberty county
—BO acres land, in Liberty county, known ns
Millignn’s hammock—also, Lots No. 262 and
266 in the town of Suulmiy—the whole being
Die property of John Motich, dec’ll, sold for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate.
Conditions mode known at time of side.
The situation and quality of the above menti-
Oped lands can be seen on application to
Wtt. HQCH3TRASSEK, Adm'r.
(TP The Washington (Geo ) News, and Mit-
ledgeville Recorder and Journal, will please
to publish the above once a monih until the da\
of stile, and forward their bills to theSavannuii
Republican office for payment.
October 16. 37—mlds.
NftgYoes for SaYft.
O N tbo 20lh dny of December next, I will
positively sell to the highest bidder, at
Enoch Freeman's Store, in Jones counly,
where I now live,between THIRTY and FOR
TY likely prime
Counlry-born NEGROES,
of all sizes and sorts—among them will he
Blacksmith and liis tools. Also, Horses, Mules,
two yoke of Oxen and * Cart,two Waggons
witli harness complete, Cows, Hogs, Plantation
tools, toe. toe. and twenty thousand pounds of
Pork. Terms—one third cash, Dip other two-
thirds, credit 12 months, the purchuser giving
notes with two good securities.
JOHN FREEMAN.
September 4. 39—ids *#2
GEORGIA, Tuiggs minty;
Superior Court, March lent, 1021.
Role Nisi for foreclosure.
O N motion of Richard Smith praying the
foreclosure of Die equity of redemption ol
a tract, lot or parcel of land, situate, lying nnd
being in the county of Twiggs uforesaid, but in
the county of Wilkinson at the time of survey,
in Die twenty-fourth district of said county,
number two hundred and forty-two, containing
two hundred two and no hall uores, which tract
or parcel of land was mortgaged to the said
Richard StniOi by deed bearing dale the twen
tieth day of April one thousand eight hundred
and nineteen, by Gilbert Gilder, late, of the
county aforesaid, to said Smith, for tho belter
securing the payment of three hundred nnd six
ty-five dollars twelve and au bulf cents, with
interest from said Inst dute, nnd il being stated
that the said sum of money is not yet paid, but j the foreclosure of the equity of redenq
still due nnd owing to the said Richard Smith on ; n) „ m j ( 0 one half of a certain tract or par-
On motion of Leroy G. Hun is, attorney for pe- tt ,| 0 j- land, lying and being in the town of Dn-
titioncr, it i« ordered, that the said mortgager niclsvilte, containing one fourth part of an acre.
G t EORGIA, Baldwin county.
T Whereas James C. IVntsnn, administra
tor dc bonis von on the estate of Thomas YY ood-
ward, deceased, applies for letters of dismis
sion from said estate—
These arc therefore to rite nnd ndmoni'h nil
and singular the kindled nnd creditors of said
doo'd, to be and appear nl my office within
the time prescribed by law, and shew case (if
any) why said letters should not be granted in
terms of the law.
Given under my hand and seal, this 3d dny
of September, lb2|. Tiio. H. Kenan, Clk.
September 3 infirn
Madison Superior Court, March Term, 1821.
Teter Smith, 1
Henry Tankehslky. j
RULE MSI.
ur-D ic petition of Peter Smith, praying
do within twelve months after this date, pny in
to court (lie principal, interest nnd curt due by
and known end distinguished in Die plan of said
town by numbar one, front ing the public square
virtue of said mortgage, nnd this process, end cvhiitli said lot was mortgaged by tho said Hen-
that a copy of this rule be published in one ot I ,,y Xunliersley lo Die said Peter Stnilli, on the
the public Gnzettes of this Suite once n month twenty-ninth dny of January, in the year vigh-
for twelve months, or served on the mortgager ( Pen hundred nnd twenty, the better to secure
or his legHl representative at least thirty duvs u l0 p„y incut of Die sum of live hundred dollars
before the silting of the next court; and on Ini- a nd interest. On motion, it is ordered, that
lure of the said mortgager to comply withthe I the principal, interest and cost due on said
term# of lids rule, lliut his equity of redemption, I mortgage be paid into this court wilhin twelve
in and to said mortgaged premises be forever months from this dute, otherwise the equity of
barred and foreclosed. . . | redemption, In nnd lo said mortgaged premises
A true copy taken from the minutes, this will be from thenceforth bared and foreclosed
Uth March, 1021. , ““ J
ARCH’D M'INTYRE, Cl’k.
Jasper Superior Court, April Term 1821
Rule: Nisi —for foreclosure
U PON the petition of Hosca Webster and] tocourt.
George Webster, stating that Hugh G.
Johnson ot said county, did on the 24th day of
June, eighteen hundred and twenty, mortgage
to them acertain tract or parcel of land, lying
nnd being in the twentieth district, of original
ly Baldwin,now Jaspercomity, known and dis-
And it is further ordered, that a copy of this
rale he published in one of the public Gazettes
of this state, once a month for (lie space ol
twelve months, or served on the mortgager or
his special ogent, at least six months previou
to the lime (he money is directed to be paid in-
A true extract from the minutes, 27lh April,
IS21. JAMES LUNG, Clk.
MayS. m!2m.
GEORG I A, Telfair county.
In Telfair Superior court. March Term, 1821.
tiuguishad in the plan of snid district by parti Thomas Wingfield, i A RULE MISI for the
of iot No. thirty-five, containing one hundred I ej. >foreclosure of a mart-
and twenly-five acres—which premises were I Georue Nixon. }H n S c -
mortgaged, the better to secure the payment UT1HE petition of Thomas Wingfield,sliewolli,
of the sum of sixteen hundred and fifty-five dol- -1- that on the eighteenth day of August, eigh-
Iurs ami eighty cents, besides interest, which teen hundred and seventeen, George Nixon did,
is due from the said Johnson lo Die aforesaid I in the county of Greene, in the state aforesaid,
Hosea Webster and George Webster, nnd it ap- mortgage to your petitioner, all these tracts or
pearing that default has been made in the pay- parcels of land, lying and being in the counly ol
It is therefore or-1 Telfair, formerly Wilkinson, known by iiunt-
A GKEEABLE to an order of the Court of
Ordinary of Laurens County, will be sold
at the Court House of said County, on the
first Tuesday in January next,
Three likely Young NE GR OES.
belonging to the estate of Lewis P B. De-
saubleaux dee’d—sold for the benefit of the
heirs.
W. L. McREE, » A . mV .
LOTT WARREN. * Aamr ®
November 3,1821
39—tds.
W ILL BE SOLD, on the first Saturday in
December next, in the county of Ogle
thorpe, nt the late residence of James Drake,
deceased, part of the
Personal Property
of said deceased, consisting of horses, cattle,
hogs, a yoke of oxen and cart, plantation tools,
household furniture, toe.—for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors. Terms made known on
the day of sale.
ARCHIBALD DRAKE
October 15. 38—3t
ment of the aforesaid debt,
dered, on motion of O. H. Kenan and J.W
, her 378 in the 9th district of old Wilkinson, now
Burney, ofeounsel for Mortgagees, that the said I Telfair, containing 292 1-2 acres—also, one
Hugh G. Johnson do pay or cause to be paid Fraction, known by number 372, containing
into the Clerk's office of the Superior Court of I 149 6- lOtlts acres, 9th district—also, one other
Jasper county, the principal, interest and cost) Fraction, containing 124 8-10llis acres, known
due on the said mortgage, within twelve ] by No. 378 and 9th district—one other h racti-
raonths from this date, or the equity of redentp- j on, known by No. 389, in 9th district, conlain-
tion in and to stud mortgaged premises will be I lag 195 1-2 acres—also, one other Fruction,
forever bared. And it is further ordered, Dial j known by No. 379, in 9th district, containing
a copy of this rule be published in one of the I 35 acres—also, one oilier Fraction, known by
public Gazettes of this state, once a month fori No. 377, in 9tli district, containing 906-10tiis
twelve months, or be served on the mortgager I acres—also, one other Fraction, known by No
or his special agent, at least six months prior to I 371, in 9th district, containing 36 7-lOlhs acres
Die expiration of the lime within which said!—also, one square of piney-woods land, known
money is to be paid.
A true cony from the minutes,
JOHN WILLSON, Clk.
April 21,1821 ml2m
Greene Superior Court, March Ttm, 1821.
The President, Directors and'
Company of the Bank of the
Slate of Georgia by their At-
tornies in fact, George R. Rule Nisi
Clayton fy Edward Cary, on foreclosure.
Vs.
James Holt. .
TTPON the petition of the President, Direc- George do pay into the Clerk’s office of the Su-
■ I . 1. - . - . — I nl aaiil aminln (ho nrisminn min.
by No. 360, in 9th district, containing 202 1-2
acres; the said tracts and fractions being and
lying in the 9lh district, formerly Wilkinson,
nuw Telfair county, for the better securinglhe
payment of tiiree several promissory notes,
bearing even date with said mortgage, eacli
for the sum of one thousand dollars; one
due (he last day of January, 1819, the second,
the last of January, 1820, and the third, on or
before the last day of January, 1821—to the said
George Nixon having failed to pay said sums of
money—on motion of T. G. Holt, attorney
for mortgagee, it is ordered that unless the saitl
Oglethorpe Superior Court April Term, Ihii
An due vv Low to Co. )
rs. k RULE NISI
Stewart to Penn. )
U PON the petition of Andrew Low, Roii Pt j
Isaac and .lames McHenry, merchants
trading under Die firm nnd using Die joint mune
and style ul' Andrew Low to Co. praying (j, e
foreclosure of the equity of redemption of, in )/.
lo uCertain Irucl ot parcel of land, containim,
two hundred ucrcs more or less, situate, King
and being in the county of Oglethorpe, on the
Waters of Fishing creek, adjoining lands ufM 0 .
es Brockman, Benj. Blanton, Abraham Greer
md John High, mid whereon William Stewurt
lived at the date ofthe mortgage, which said tract
oflnnd was mortgaged by William Stewart and
Moses Perm by their indenture of mortgage
lien ring datnoplhe fifth day of April, one thou!
sand eight hundred and twenty to William Me-
riwolhi r, Howard Beall, Elias Beall and Thnd-
dcus Beiill, to secure the payment of two ter*
tain promissory nolps in llic said snortgngn
mentioned, lo wit—One dated on Die loth dny
ol Jane 1819, whereby (lie said William Stew-
art und Moses Penn, merchants, trading under
the firm, and using the joint name and style of
Stewart and Penn, promised to pay the said
William Meriwether, Howard Beall, F.llHsand
7 hnddeus Beall, merchants, using Die name and
style of Meriwether, Beall to Co. or order, one
thousand and three dollars and nineteen and
one bnlf cents, one dny Hfter the date thereof,
to the other hearing date on the first duy of De-
cumber eighteen hundred and nineteen, where
by the said Stewart and l’enn nnd William W.
Bird, nnd Thomas Stewart promised to pay the
said Meriwether, Beall to Co. or order, the sum
of three thousand dollars, on the 25lli day of
December 1829, the iasl of which said promis
sory notes after the making thereof, to wit, on
the said first day of December 1819, the snid
Willium Meriwether, Howard Beall, Elias Beall
toThaddetis Beall, by the style and title of their
said firm oi Meriwether, Beall to Co. endorsed lo
Die said Andrew Low, Robert Hliacto.lcmesMe-
Henry,by Die style Riid title of their said firm of
Andrew Low to Co., to of which said endorsement
the suid William Stewart nnd Moses Penn after
wards, lo wit, on the said first day of Decem
ber 1819 had notice. On motion of Joseph M.
Molloy, attorney for the said Andrew Low to
Co it is ordered, that the principal, interest and
cost due on said mortgage, by reason of the said
Inst mentioned note,lie paid in to this court within
twelvemonths from this dale, or the equity of
redemption of, in and to the said mortgaged
premises will lie from thenceforth forever bared
and foreclosed. And it is further ordered, that
this rule lie published in one of Die public Ga
zettes of this state, nt least once in every month
until the time appointed for payment, or levied
on the mortgagers or theirspecial agents at least
six months previous to the time the money is
directed to be paid.
A true copy taken from the minutes,
ISAAC COLLIER, Clk.
Apill 17, 1821. m!2m.
GEORGIA, Twiggs county. .
To the honorable Court of Ordinary nowin Session.
flVHE petition of Mary Rouse, administratrix
4 on (he estate of Solomon Rouse, late of
said county deceased, slieweth, Diet she ha« ful
ly administered upon said estate—Whereupon
it is ordered, that Mary Rouse, administratrix
of Solomon Rouse, late of Twiggs county de*
ceased, he discharged from her snid administra
tion unless sufficient cause be shewn to the con
trary on or before the first Monday in January
next; and that she publish a copy of this rulw
ouce a month for six months iu 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 23d
1821. EDWIN HART, Cl k c. o.
J»ly 27 mfiin
U tors and Company ofthe Bank of the State P«rior court of said county, the principal, inte-
1 - - - - 1 rest and cost due on said mortgage, within
twelve months from this date, the equity of re
of Georgia, by their attornies in fact, George R.
Clayton and Edward Cary, praying the Tore-, . , , , . , , - , .
closure of the equity of redemption of, in and I demotion be, and Is hereby forever bared and
ct of land lying and being in the I foreclosed, provided notice of this rule be pub-
lo a certain tract of land lying and being
county of Greene, containing six hundred and
twenty-seven acres, more or less, bounded
northeastwardly by Pfcrrott’s to Flournoy's land,
northwestwardly by Barnett Perry’s land, sontb-
eastwardly by Joshua Perry's land, and soutli-
westwardly by tjie Oconee river, including the
ferry-landing thereon; the same being the tract
lished once a month for twelve months in the
Southern Recorder, printed at Milledgeville,or
served on the mortgager or his special agent,
six months before the time the twelve months
shall expire.
GEORGIA, Telfair county.
1 CERTIFY the foregoing to be a tree copy
House of Entertainment.
T HE Subscriber having opened a HOUSE
of ENTERTAINMENT on Hancock street,
South side of Die Penitentiary, can accommo
date from TWENTY to TWENTY-FIVE mem
bers of the Legislature at the approaching ses
sion,and others who may please to give him i
Call. His table Will at all limes be furnished
with the best fare Die market nIVords, ami hi
bar with the choicest liquors—his stable will id
so be furnished with fornge and an attentive
ostler at all times lo ntteud to the same, upon
moderate terms—nnd hopes from his strict at
lention to business, to merit a share of publ
patronage-
JAMES GAMBLE
Milledgevllte, October 16. 38—if
£ \ EORGIA, Baldwin county.
IT Aaron Collins, overseer for the widov
FSewellen, and acting for her, both of Captai
Doles'district, tolled before William D. Scngin
a Justice of tire Peace, an estray Sorrel llorst
about 4 feet 10 or 11 inches high, supposed
be between 16 and * years old, with a small
star in his forehead, and saddle spots on hi-
back, both bind feot white, and half of one fori
foot and swab tail—appraised by Smith Scogi
-fa.and William Anderson, to Jt 25.
THOMAS H KENAN Cl’k
amber 14182L
Sales.
•VI/ILL BE SOLD, at Tattnall Court-liouee,
If on the first Tuesday in December nest,
between the usual hours of sule, the following
property, to wit:
575 iicres pine nnd hammock land, with good
improvements, lying in Tnttnull county, near
the Altamnha river, and joining lands ofthe es
tate of James Joyce, whereon Silas Overstreet
now lives—also one negro man named George,
or 40yeurs old, one sett Blacksmith's tools,
one 30 gullou still and worm—nil levied on as
the property of James Caswell, tosatisfy an ex-
ecution in favor of Die Slate, and other execu
tions.
700 acres pine laud with good improvements,
lying in Tattnall county, on the waters of Wn-
ter melon creek, occupied by Richard Tiillos ;
taken ns his property, to satisfy an execution in
lavorofthe State—property pointed out by said
Tullos.
Also, one bny horse 6 years old, in the pos-
-essionof Christopher Mercer—also, one horse
d or 7 years old in Die possession of Aaron Mat
tox, both taken as Die properly of Silas Over-
street, to satisfy executions iu favor ofthe Slate.
Terms cush.
J. B. STRIPLING, D. Shff.
October 27
In Greene Superior Court, March Term, 1821.
IVilliam Lewis, ) Role Nisi
vs. >On foreclosure of mort-
Branson D. Wooten, y gage.
U PON the petition of William Lewis, pray
ing the foreclosure of the equity of re
dcinption, of, in and lo a certain tract or par
cel of land, siluate, lying and being in the coun
ty of Greene, on the Oconee river, containing
seven hundred and forty-seven acres, more or
less, bounded on the north-west by McCoy’s
lumi, on the north by Ward's land, on the north
east by Howell and Slaughter’s, and on all o-
llier sides by the Oconee river—mortgaged to
Die said William Lewis by deed of indenture
bearing date on the second day of March in the
year eighteen hundred and twenty, for the bet
ter securing the payment of acertain promisso
ry note bearing even date therewith, whereby
Die said Wooten and James llolt promised to
pay the said Lewis or order, two thousand dol
lars on or before the second day of January,
then next ensuing. It appearing to Die court
that the snid sum of money with the interest is
now due, nnd owing from the said Wooten and
Holt to the said YVilliam Lewis: whereupon,
on motion of Seaborn Jones of counsel for the
snid William Lewis, it is ordered, that the suid
Branson O. Wooten do pay into the Clerk’s of
fice of this court the sum of money aforesaid
together with the interest and cost within twelve
months from tills date, or the equity ofredemp
lion, of, in and to the snid mortgaged premises
will l>« henceforth nml forever barred and fore
closed. It is further ordered, that a copy of
this rule be served on the said Branson D Woo
len or his special agent at Jeert six month
published in one of the public Gazettes of this
Slate, once a month for twelve months before
the time at which the said sum of money ! s di
rected to be paid.
A true copy taken from the minutes, this 19tli
March, 1821. EBENEZER TORRENCE, Clk
April 2 ml2m
of land whereon the said James Holt now re-1
sides, mortgaged to the said Bank of Georgia * “ "" ”
by deed by the said James Holt, bearing date
the third of September in the yeareighleen hun
dred aud nineteen, for the better securinglhe
payment of the sura of thirteen thousand and
fifty-eight dollars, with the interest es appears
by sundry notes recited in said mortgage, which
said several notes are now due qnd unpaid :
Whereupon, on motion of Seaborn Jones, of
counsel for the said Bank of Georgia, it is or
dered, that the said James Holt do pny into the
Clerk’s office of this court the sum of money a-
foresnid, together with the interest and costs
within twelve months from tills date, or the e
quity of redemption, of, in and to said mortga
ged premises will be henceforth and forever
burred and foreclosed. It is further ordered,
1821. Witness,my handand private seal, there
being no seal of office.
D. McRAE, Cl’k. S. C.
October 22. ml2m
GEORGIA, Baldwin counly.
In the Superior Court of said county, March
Term, 1821.
The Bank of the 1
State of Georgia, [ Ruz Nisi,
For foreclosure.
Richard Morgan. J
U l’ON the petition of the Bunk of the State
of Georgia, by its agents to attornies in fact
George R. Clayton and Edward Carey, stating
that the snid Richard Morgan had executed a
certain deed of mortgage on the following lot
of money is directed lo be paid
A true copy from the minutes, 19/A March, 1821.
EBENEZER TORRENCE, Cl k.
April 2
,1 a a c"7y of thh rale be sereed onThe slid * >*"d W* «» the town of MHIedgevUI. and
James llolt or bis special agent, at least si , county atoresaia, containing one at e,to w.t:
months, or published in one of the public Ga- funded by Washington and Wayne streets, and
zettes of this Stale once h month for twelve ^own and distinguished in the Ian of said
months, before the lime at which the said sun. 0WI ’ 1 b y n, ’| nbt ' r lwo ! n s ‘l" nr ^ nu “. ,bp I J. ( ° l
of money is directed lo be paid. l " 0 > b °'"f tbe same whereon the sa d K.chard
1 1 'Morgan then resided, which deed of mortgage
is held by the Bank ofthe Stale of Georgia, for
the belter securing the payment of a note for
three thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars,
given by Richard Morgan to Son, dated the
24lh day of January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one
and payable sixty one days after date thereof
nnd they having prayed a Rule Nisi forthe fore
closure of the equity of redemption in and lo
said premises,
On motion of Seaborn Jones, attorney for
(be petitioners, ordered, that the said Richard
months from this date, pay
April Term, 1321.
RULE NISI-
Oglethorpe Superior Court
Douglas Watson,
Adm'r of Parle J. Watson
vs.
Elizabeth Glenn.
U PON the petition of Douglas Watson, ad
ministrator of al land singular the good to]
linttcls, rights and credits which were of I’ark
... Watson, deceased, slating that he holds a, . , . ... f
.22 ... .-.mi.,. ..Ajtsl cipal n'1'1 interest due on seid note nod mort
gagerand also all the cost accruing thereon, or
that the equity of redemption in and to the
seed
NOTICK.
fTLIC ATION will be made to the Infcrioi
. court of Laurens county, when silting for
ordinary purposes, nine months after date, for
leuvetoscll a Lot of Land, lying in Hail coun
ty, No. 144, in the 8th district of said county,
part of tlie real estate of Jonathan Pope, lute cf
Laurens county, dec’d—sold for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors of snid dec'd.
FLEET POPE, Adm’r
Jnnuary 19. 60—m9m
ll persons indebted to F, A. B. Wheel-
or, arc desired to come forward nnd
(take immediate settlement; also, all per
sons having just demandB|gainst the same,
arc| desnaul to qpme fijlvar'd to settle, as I
''tifcyJUvr tliis com* y in a short time.
'NUtiVCIS ASBURyflUUEELER.
NovemberHtlm 1^1. « >j—2t.*
N INE months alter a^e, anpHcatiOn will be
made to the honoraltle the Inferior Court
oi Laurens county, when sitting for irdinary
purposes, for leave to sell the real .estate of
( John Calhoun,deceased.
, . LEVI GLASS, Adm’r.
July2fl. 1821. BUo
1VTINE montlisufter dale, application will be
_Lx| made to the honorable Inferior court of
Han cock county, when sitting for orainary
purposcs, for leave to sell ail the real estate of
Angus Chisholm, dec’d.
DUDLEY LAWSON, Adm’s
June 7, 1821. m9in
TYyouuys
H AVING taken Charles Hartridge into
co partnership, the business from and af
ter the 1st November next, will be conducted
under the firm of THOMAS BUTLER, fy.Co
who tender their services to their friends in the
Factorage fy Commission Business
Liberal advances will be made on produce, and
every exertion used to give satisfaction.
THOMAS BUTLER
MiUedgeviUe, Oet 20. 37—wUmtA.
tractor parcel oflnnd, situate, lying nnd being
in the county of Oglethorpe, being the same
tract of land on which Die said Elizabeth Glenn
lived at the time of executing said mortgage,) mortgaged premires, be thenceforth bared
bulling and bounding ns follows—beginning at j an< ] .'
.. ....... .... xi u i..,,-c i„„,i *i.„S.» And it is
. - , , , ., - i Aim ii is further orfiored Dm* a copy of th
a pine corner on Kelsons land, tbenee along ru1ebeservea on tho mortgager or i,is special a
ho said land to a red • -Maddox s land, , t g , x m0|lthil ol Vo published in one
thence aiong Jenning s land to a nine, thence 8 • , GugeUcs of circuit at least
along Siayton’s land toe post oak, thence aiong | for lu . e , ve mon ,| ls . before lb.
Gnnin s
GEORGIA, Baldwin county.
Josiah Mathews, j
v*. I Bill for discovery, relief
Mart Mathews, to f and injunction.
William S. Mitchell J
T appearing to the court on the affidavit of
the complainant, tliut William S. Mitchell,
one of the defendants in (lie above case resides
out of Dielimitsof this state. On motion of Ro
bert Rutherford, Samuel Rockwell and Joseph
Hepburn, of counsel for the complainant, it is
ordered, that the service of Die said bill be per
fected on the said William S. Mitchell, by the
publication of this rale in one ofthe public ga
zettes of this state, once a month for six months,
nnd that a copy of this bill he served on tho
plaintitfs attorney in Die original actien.
A true copy tuken from the minutes, this
30th June, 1821.
THOMAS H. KENAN, Cl’k.
July 2. mfim.
Mulct/mb G. Hill.iiwon,
vs
Abner Locke.
I T appearing to this court that the said Abner
wus guardian of Elizabeth and Obedience
Low, and that he gave u guardian bond with
Gillah Freeny security, in the sum of ten thou
sand dollars; and it appearing to the court that
the suid Abner has been removed, and is in ar
rears, and that the said bond is lost or mislaid,
nnd a eopy of said bund, and proof of the 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 Gilluli Free
ny, : sliew cause if any they have, on the first dny
of the next term of tliis court, why the said
copy should not lie established instead of the
snid original, and be deemed as good evidence
in law : and it is further ordered, Dint a copy
of this rule be published in one of Die Gnzettes
of this state, at least once a month for tbruo
months.
A true copy taken from the minutes, this 21rt
day of May, 1821.
THOMAS H. KENAN, Cl k.
May 24 m3m
° n ce“ -nt b r ^- iT onD,s, ) b f re th
payment of a promissory note attached to said co J y taken from Die minutes this 2d
mnrioafrr. tui-the sum •! seven hundred and for-1 - --Is
mortgage
tysix dollars ninety six cents, dated on the 28tb
dny of Felirunry 1820, and payable one day af
ter date, and that the sand Elizabeth Glenn has
failed to pay the snid sum of money or any part
thereof. On motion of Joseph M. Molloy, at
torney for the said Douglas Walson, admiuis
(ralor as aforesaid, it is ordered that Die princi
pal, interest and cost due on said mortgage
be paid into this court within twelve months
from this date, or the equity of redemption of,
in ami to Die said mortgaged premises, will be
of April, 1821.
April 9. 1821.
THOMAS H. KENAN, Clk.
rnl2in
GEORGIA.—In Hancock Superior Court.
Dudley Lawson, Adm'r.
of Angus Chisholm, dec’d
complainant,
Benj. Mokbis nnd Willi
am Rabun, defts.
Bill for discovery,
relief,injunction fjpe.
„ , . . t'l be TT appearing to the court that Willinm Rabun,
henceforth forever bared to foreclosed in terms O no of the defendants in the above bill re-
af the statute in such case made and provided. gideg outof lbe jurisdictional limits of this stnte
Aud it is further ordered, tliut this rule be pub
lished in one of the public Gazettes of this state
On motion, ordered that service be perfect
ed on said YVilliam IUbun, by serving a copy of
at least once in every month until the time ap-] sn jd b -,|| on his attorney, in the common law
pointed for payment, or levied on the mortga- 1 * • ■ ■■ -
ger or her special agent at least six months pre ^
vious to the time the money is directed to be| unsaid"Rabun Yvui'be requireVTo plead’an-’
paid. *
A true copy taken from the minutes,
ISAAC COLLIER, Clk.
April 17, 1821. ml2m.
N INE months from the date hereof, applica
tion will be made to the honorable the
Inferior court of Baldwin county, when sitting
as a court of Ordinary, for leave to sell part ofthe
real estate of Robert YVinn, dec’d—for tbe be
nefit ofthe heirs and creditors of snid dec'd.
swer or demur to suid bill at the next term of
this court.
A true extract from the minutes, this 13lh
day of October, 1821.
PHILIP L. SIMMS, Cl’k.
October 15,1821, m6m.
N INE months after dute, application will be
made to the honorable tbe Inferior court
of Baldwin county, while sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell the reui estate of
Baldwin Superior Court, March Term, 1821.
I T appearing to the Court upon the affidavit
of John YVatson, that be was in Ilia posses
sion of the original notes of which the annex
ed are true copies in substance, and that tho
same have been stolen from him. On motion
of Seaborn Jones, attorney for petitioner, or
dered, that Die said copies now filed in office
lie established (in lieu of the lost originals) at
Die next term of this court, unless cause be
shewn to Die contrary, and that a copy of thin
rule be published, ouce a month for six months,
in one of the public Gazettes of this Circuit.
COPIES,
Due John Ifatson, one hundred dollars, 51b
March, 1821.
Signed SAMUEL BUFFIMQTOX
Due John IVntr.on, two hundred and twenty
dollars, borrowed money, olh February, 1821.
Signed SAMUEL BOY KIM.
Due John liaison, tiro hundred dollars, 10/'-
'March, 1821.
Signed II. L. JOMES.
On or before the frst dny of March next, I pre
mise Iu pay li’iltium Bowen,or order, fifteen hun
dred dollars for value received.
Signal 1) B. MITCHELL
A true copy taken from the minutes, 2d April,
1821.
THOMAS II. KENAN, Clk.
April 9. m9m
Oglethorpe Superior Couil, April Term, 182i.
N INE months after dute, application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior court
of Laurens county, while sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell a (met of land, lying
ill said county, on the waters of the Oconee ri
ver, belonging to the cstateof John Smith,dec.
—sold for Iho benefit of tiie heirs and creditors
of suid dec'd.
JOSEPH SHORES, Adtu’f-
Dublin, March 9, 1821. ni9n).
ARTHUR REDDING, Ex’or. I Alexander Buss, sen. dec.
March 13,1821.
PATSEY WINN,Ex’rx
m9o- » February If.
MARTHA BASS, Adm’x
cnWn-
TO 11EXT,
T HE STORE and COUMTIMG JfOO.V, ad
joining the Post-OUice and Mr Bradford's
stare. Apply to 6- Gi’.AN'iLANP