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Athens, 2til) Nov. 1821
COLLEGE NOTICE.
next uwsinn will commence on tin*
.1 first il«V of January. F.uch Stu«l»*n»
will I>|‘ r< qnir< <1 to pay one Bessinn’s Tuition
in aiR.mcp, which i* jtifi.
'[’In' li.iml in 11<Sli-waid'a Hall is also to
be paid half Vri’-'I.V in alliance. Tin* prict
of hoard in commons is ill) per month.
No Student shall ho allowed to make a
Recitation in College, until he has satisfied
the College Faculty that his Tuition am!
Board have been paid.
It i. hoped dial each Student w ill come
prepared to meet these arrangements, and
tlmri by prevent any ill coiiiequencea that
tnignt otherwise ensue.
ASBUIIY MULT.,
[43] Sec’y Univ’y U:*0.
~NE\V GOODS.
T HE aiihscrilterti having connected litem
s. Ives in busmen., nod, r tin* style ol
BIVINS & DANKLLY,
brfr leave tu infiinn their I minis and tin
public, that they are now opening a hand
Some and entire new assortment ol Goods,
Wt II adapted tu the Season, viz.
Super Blue and Illaek Cloth—do.do. Cas-
Stirx-re—do. Coronation Ciissimere
IVliile, red, and yellow Flannel
At i,>■ Canton do.
Plain, black, and lirown Bombazetts
S.,ge ground cliinlz do.—Seal let do.
Straw do.—FigM ruby do.
Fig d Naz.uioe do.—Linen Diaper
I. i-li Linen—Black and brown do.
Lin, n Sheeting—Brown k white Plalillas
Long Lawn—Elegant Crape Dresses
J1 unlarim* do.—Blk Nankin So Cantondo.
I 1 !i in Crap,—I’laid and sn iped Silk
Flagg Handkerchiefs—Slate, straw, and
Salmon colored Satin
Lt, lies’ while Colton Hose—do. lilack
TV,ii.led do—do. lead colored do.
Ladies’ black and white English Silk do.
Men’s do,—do. Lamb’s wmfl do.
Lad'es’ black and white Silk Gloves
Men’s do.—Furnitnre and Apron Cheeks
Dimity—Mattew ao Shirting—Striped do
Lena—Aloll Muslin—Jaconet do.—Nan
look do.—India Book do.—British Book do
—Sprigged do.—India sprigged moll do.
Flounce—Scolloped and Inserting Trim-
l)ii- g—Black Sinehew
Black striped Florentine—Calico—Furni
ture do.—Printed Cambric—Plain do.
Linen Thread— Holt’s Cotton do.
Tapes—llair Brushes
Transparent, Oriental, fc Vernacular Soap
Black and blue Italian Sewing Silk
Treble Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons
(1000 Cm lianas Segars—4000 Delplno do.
Hyson and Gunpo’wder Tea
Chocolate—Mustard—Mneabny SnofT
Bagging and ''hop Twine—Shoe Thread
I) ipopt’s FFFJl Cannister Powder
Silk Umbrellas— Fine Mats
Tin y have taken the Stand formerly oc
cupied by Messrs! E. fc H. A. AVood.
, WILLIAM BIVINS
WM. I. DANELLY.
Dec. 4. 43—3t
Notice to Druggists.
A FI NIC nf sortment of M EDICINES, Sic.
- 4- can he had upon liberal terms, by ap
plication either at Rockwell S* Hepburn's
Ollicu, or at the Bookstore of Ginn &■ Cur
tis.
N. B. If not disposed nf shortly at Pri
vate Sale, they will he sold at Auction,
Dee. 4. 13
GEftRGIA, Marion, Abe. -iid, Util,
lie.ad (Juaiiti ns, 01 h Division, G.M.
Tn Thaddeus (1. Ifolt, tisq.
Y OU are hereby apppointed Aid-de-
Canip, with the rank and title of Ma
jor, to (ill the vacancy of Major Mark Mai
den, deceased. All officers and men are
hereby untitled, that you are to he obeyed
and respected net nrtlinglv.
EZEKIEL WIMBERLY,
Maj. Gen. Cum. I). G. M.
NOTICE.
S TOLEN from the Dw elling-house of the
subscriber, on the night ol the gist Nov.
lu ce Notes of Hand, two of which are lor
thirty dollars, and one for twenty-three dol-
, given by John Sullis to Nath’l. Hutch-
inson, due si.'iili D <c. next—((,„* given by
Crawford Newsom lo myself, for twenly-
lour dollars—-One given by John and David
Alien to Freeman Walker, for twenty-live
dollars, date not recollected—One given by
William Ellis In-William Johnson, furbettei
than twenty dollars, due 2.0lli Dee. HMD—
One Execution issued against Jeremiah Da
vidson, in favor of Benjamin Adams, senr.
All persona are fortvarni d friifn trading for
said papers. REUBEN 11EE8E.*
Dee. 4. 4»—3t
TV! EG ROES TO HIRE.—On iMbnday,
is the last day of this month, will be hir
ed to the highest bidder, aPtlle Court-house
in Sparta, the NEGROES belonging to tlie
estate of Win, Barnes, deceirsed.
JOHN ABERCROMBIE, Adm’r.
Dec. 4. 4S—tdli
TOBACCO.
W ANTED immediately, 10,000 pound.-
good LEAF TOBACCO, for which
the Augusta price will he given, to tie deli
vered ut our residence seven miles north of
Clinton, Junes county.
W M . CABINESS, a
, J. E. BAILEY.
June 15, IS21 la—14tenw*
C tONf INED hi the Jail of Georgetown, (l>
' C.) a negro fellow Who colls biir.self
Ned Tucker or John Smith ;
be lias n remarkable scar on his upper lip, am!
s large sear oil his forehead, low set, large
mouth, Ills two upper foreteeth «re rather wide
apart, a little grey, and somewhat bow-leagrj,
pasresses good understanding—lias sears on bis
back as if from whipping, his legs have the ap
pearance of having been scarified ; he says he
is a good carringo driver, and lias been m cos
tumed to go from Sparta to Apgieta, and that
he is a carpenter by trade—he is 6 feel 6 inch
es high, speaks confidently and in a supplicat
ing manner. This fellow said he belonged t<
Mr Eleazar Early, Postmaster of Savannah
who knows nothing of him, but on seeing bis
papers, Mr. Early says this fellow lias stolen
them from a man of his whom lie bad emanci
pated, by the name of Ned Tucker— the fellow
now calls himself Smith.
THOMAS BROWN, Constable.
Georgelon, (D. C.) Oi l. 15 3b—3t
Administrators Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in February next, will
he sold, at the Court-house in the City oi
Savinnati, between l lie hours of ten and three
O’clock, by virtue of an order nf the honorable
the Inferior court of the county of Liberty :
fine Tract of V*am\,
containing 200 acres, on Beaver Dam Creek,
F.lbert county—one tract of land, containing
671 acres, on Broad river, Madison countv—
one tract of land, containing 287 acres, on Buf
falo!-creek, Washington county—one tract of
tun.!, containing 300 acres, near Sapelo, Mc
Intosh county—three tracts of land, containing
T'T'i aere«, on Cunoiichr river, Liberty counts
—5 i acres land, in Liberty tv, known n-
Mdiigmi’s hammock—also, Lots'No 262 hint
266 in the lown of Sonbnry—the whole being
tin- property ol John Mnlich,dee’d, sold for the
benelit of the heirs and creditors ol -aid estate
■Conditions made known at time of sale.
flic situation and quality of the almve menti
oned binds can he seen on application
Wm. IIOCHS1 IIA8 »EU, Adm'r.
pf* The Washington (Geo.) News, and Mil
led eville Recorder and Journal, will please
to ,, iblish the above onee a iilonih until the dnvj ’
of sale, and forward their bills tu ibe Suvuin
v:
A LL persons indebted to the t'slulc of Ot
way Glenn, deceased, late of W ashington
county, are requested to tnake payment with
nit delay, and those who have claims nguitisl
the said estate, are required to present them du
ly proven within (hclitiit prescribed by law.
PATIENCE GLENN, Adtur’x.
JOHN R. SMITH, Adm’r.
Orlnbpr 17. 37 r,t
L AW.—Thu subscribers having entered into
co-partnership in the Pit AC TICE OF
LAW, tender their professional services to the
public* They will attend the Superior courts
ju the several counties in the Ocinulgec Circuit,
ami also in the counties of Twiggs, Laurens,
Pulaski and Hancock.
joel crawtard.
LUCIUS 0. C LAMAR.
Milledgeviile, 28th May, 1821. 16—if.
ENTERTAINMENT.
rrxHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs his
L friends and the publie, that lie has taken
his old slaudeat the corner of Greene £z Wayne
streets, fronting; the public square, where liein-
tends opening 11 HOUSE OF ENTERTAIN
MENT on (lie 1st of November next.
APPLETON ROSSETER
Milledgeviile, October 29. 38—6t
“ taykuw,
CLINTON, GEORGIA.
flTIIF, subscriber begs leave In inform (he pub-
I lie, that lie has lakpn the Globe Tavern
formerly occupied by Messrs. Flevvellen and
Urusler, for a term ol years. The Globe Ta
vern is situated immediately in Lout of the
Court-house, convenient to business. The sub
scriber’s inn-emitted exertions will be used to
give satisfaction to those who may he pleased
to favor him with a call. His stables are large
and good. They Shall always be well furnish
ed with provender, and the best of Ostlers.—
All favors will he thankfully received and ac
knowledged.
FREDERICK SIMS
Clinton, August 19. 28—3m.
NEW GOODS.
T HK St DSCHIHKIi having taken (lie stand
formerly of enpied by Mr. Uftfic Newell, nn
Hip past sitlp of the st|unrc» next door above Mr.
Jailli't’^sIs now receiving and opening a gene
ral RNSOrtinrnt of
\>vy WomAs an A. tiToccTies
direct from New-York, consisting of Cloth* njid
Ca«imcrc*i Flannels, plain and figured Bomba-
zutls,Cambric s Muslins,(tinghams, I.incus, Ca
licos, barsnetts, Crapes, Sewing Silk, Circassian
Polices, Domestic**, a rorted, Shell and Horn
Combs, Cat Class Bends IVn Knives, Scissor
Chains, Cotton (birds, Wntrlnjp, Men s, VVo-
men’s, Misses and Children i ‘•lines, Wine, (*in,
Brandy, Whiskey, American ami Spanish Sc-
gars, J.onf and Brown Sugar And Codec. Also,
Ten barrels best Norlliern
Fa/niJj/ Flour, £»t.
Togefhrr with ninny oilier articles too nume
rous lo iclufo-—all oluliinh lie will di-posi; of
on Hie moil reusoiiitble terms for cash. The
Manufacturing of r Fin Ware
will be continued as usual, and all orders meet
n prompt nllciidance. Gutters and Conductors
made and put up aitlie shortest notice.
A few elegant fall trimmed (loyal Arch and
Master Mason’s Aprons and Diplomas of the
most approved patterns and forms, with other
Masonic Trim mines.
CUAl'NCEY ROWE.
Milledgeviile, Nov. 6. 3D—4t
THE SUBSCRIBER
I NFORMS the public that he ha* token the
House formerly occupied by Mr. Lewis C’rd-
Irey in this pliice, where lie intends keeping it
open for llie reception of Travellers. He pledg
es himself to use every exertion to givesatisfne.
h and make the situation of those (who fa
int w ith their custom) agreeable und com*
JEREMY STONE.
Fort Hawkins, June 9. 20—eowtf.
lAxccwlova’ Sale.
kN Monday, tIte 17th of Deeember next,
" will ho *ol,I nl the lute residence of Wil
liam Andrew s, dee d, the
TRACT of LAND
whereon the said deceased resided, containing
one bundled and seventy-five acres. Also,
TAvrec NTcgvo YeWovis,
one yoke of oxen and ox cart, with snrli arli-
cles belonging to said estate as may remain on
hand at that lime All persons indebted unto
the estate, are requested to come forward nod
make payment, and those having claims against
the estate arc requested to present them ac
cording to law. Terms of sale—rre.lil until
thc25lii "f December, 1622, the purchaser giv
ing bond with approved security.
ANTHONY G SMITH, J .
Wm. G. ANDREWS, < Fx ors -
OjMhorpe county, Oct. lo :,H—tils.
Heii-ililicuri office forpoymoot.
NOTICE.
4 GREF. ABLE to mi order of the honorable
'V Inferior court ol Morgan county, IVILL
BE SOLO, on the first Tuesday in January
icxt. at the Market-house, in the town of ha-
(oiiton, Putnam county,
lift} cVevYs ol* AiautA,
adjoining Ben jamin Chappell, Henry Peek, and
others, belonging lo the citato of William
TasAvionuAiAe YAolAiVug.
TIlIM|aiSCRIBF.RS
flare JDS T /»*/. from AV ?r- FurF art
now opening al m^Mort w MMcu'gtviUc,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT i»K
Avt’utAy Awndw CAoUiing,
OF TilK WLWKST BTVI.K. .IS!) ISSIIIUN, COKslST-
|VO OF
F.enl Tartan FIn?,I CLOAKS ;
Snpeiline Bbte CLOTH do ;
Sup. Blue, Black fc Brown DRESS COATS;
Sup Blue, Black, mid Coloured FROCK, do.;
Sup. double mil'll \\ RAPPERS; (extraoupes)
Lion Skin do. ;
Slip Bine and Milled Drab SERTOUTS ;
Plain and Striped Floieutioe and Vuleuliu
VESTS;
Boys SUITS ;
Blue N’eero JACKETS;
Flanel und Net SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Fine Linen SHIRTS;
Wood-dock GLOVES ;
HATS, BOOTS, and SHOES;
TOFF. Hits WITH AN EXTINS1VF. A* s OTITMF,NT OF
I Pool ten, Cotton Silk Goods,
winch they will sell on the mod favorable terms.
REDDING u WASHBURN.
October 13. 37—if
A GREKAbLE to an order of the Court of
-LI. Ordinary of Laurens Comity, w ill be sold
at tlie Court House of said County, on the
first ’Tuesday in January next,
Three likelt/ Voting NF. GR OES,
belonging to t'lie estate of Lew is P B. De-
sanblumuk dec'd—sold for the benefit of the
heirs.
W. L. McRF.E, J . , ,
LOT P WARREN, f Adm rs '
November 3,1821 ' 39 tds.
GKOftOI/l, Tteipgi rounlt/ ;
Superior Court, Mutch Term, 1C21.
Rulr Nisi for foretdoiure.
O N motion ol Richard Smith praying the
foreclosure of the equity of redemption of
n trnet, lot ur parcel of land, situate, lying mid
being in the county of Twiggl aforesaid, Inti in
the county of V\ ilkinaoi! at the time ol survey,
in the twenty-fourth district <-t said county,
number two Inimh-cd and forty-two, containing
two humln-cl two and un half acres, which tract
or parcel of land was mortgaged lo the said
Richard Smith by deed bearing dale tin- twen
tieth day ol April one thousand eight iiumlicd
m.d nineteen, by Gilbert Gilder, Into of the
county aforesaid, lo said Smith, tor the, better
securing the payment of three hundred and six-
ty-Bve dollars twelve and an hall cents, with
interest from said last dale, and it being stated
that the said sum of money is not yet paid, but
still due und owing lo the said Richard Smith:
Oil motion of Leroy G. Harris, attorney lot- pe
titioner, it Is ordered, Unit (he said mortgager
do within twelve mouths after Ibis date, pay in
to court the principal, interest and cost due by
virtue of said mortgage, mid lids process, ami
Ihul a copy of Ibis rule he published to one ol
i Iip public Gazettes ol this Slide once a month
lor twelve months, or served on the mortgager
or his legal representative at least thirty days
before the sitting of the next court; 11 ml on fai
lure of the said mortgager to comply with tile
terms ofthis rule, that his equity of redemption,
ia and to said mortgaged premises lie forever
barred and foreclosed.
.‘I true copy taken from the minutes, this
24th March, JljJl.
ARCH’D M’INTYRE, Cl’k
In Greene Superior Court, March Term, 1621.
IVilliam Lewis, ) Rule Nisi
v’- On foreclosure of mort-
vranson /). Woolen.) gage.
TTDON (lie petition of William Lewis, pray-
V9 Ing the foreclosure of the equity of re
demption, of, in and to a certain tract or par
cel of land, situate, lying and being in the coun
ty of Greene, on the Oconee river, containing
seven hundred and forty-seven acres, more or
less, hounded on the north-west by McCoy’s
land, on »lie north by Ward’s Inud, nn the north
east by Howell and Slaughter's, and on all 0-
tlier sides by the Oconee river—mortgaged lo
the said William Lewis by deed of indenture
bearing date on the second day of March in tilt-
year eighteen hundred aud twenty, for the bet
ter securing the payment of a certain promisso
ry note bearing even dale therewith, whereby
the said Wooten and James Holt promised to
P»y the said Lewis or order, two thoiisund dol
lars on or before the second day ul January,
then next ensuing. It appearing to tlie corn!
that the kaid sum of money with the interest is
now due, and owing from the said Wooten and
Holt lo the said William Lew-is: whereupon,
on motion of Seaborn Jones of counsel for Un
said William Lewis, it is ordered, that the, said
Brunson D. Wooten do pay into tlie Clerk’s of
fice of this oourt the sum of money aforesaid,
together wit It tlie interest and can within twelve
months from tlii- date, or tlie equity of redemp
tion, of, in and to the said mortgaged premises
will he lienrcfnrlh an ! forever barred andfore-
elosed It Is further ordered, that a copy ol
this rule be served on tin* sa’-l Branson D Woo
ten or Ids special agent at. «j x months, or
published in one of the public Gaceltes of this
Stall-, oner, a month for twelve mouths before
the time at winch tlie said sum of uiuuoy *s di
rected to be paid.
A true ropy taken from the minutes, this 10/A
March, 1821. EBENEZEU TORRENCE, Clk.
A l' 1 ~ in 12m
Jasper Superior Court, jipril Term i bcJ
Rule Nisi—for foreclosure
U I’ON the petition of llosca Webber and
George Webster, stating that Hugh G.
Johnson of said county, did on the 24th day of
June, eighteen hundred and twenty, mortgage
lo them a certain tract or parcel ot land, lyin'
and In ing in the twentieth district, oi original
ly Baldwin, now Jasper county, known and dis
tinguished ill the plan of said district by part
of lot No. thirty-five, containing one hundred
mid twenty-five ucres—which premises were
mortgaged, the bettor to secure the payment
of the sum of sixteen hundred nod fifty-five dol-
Birs and eighty cents, besides interest, which
is dun Iroin tlie said Johnson to the aforesaid
lluscu Webster and George Webster, and it ap.
peuring that default lias been made in the pay
ment of tlie aforesaid debt; It is therefore or
dered, on motion of O. H. Kenan and J. W
Burney, ofcOUnsel for Mortgagees, that the said
Hugh G. Johnson do pay or cause to he paid
into the Clerk's office of the Superior Court of
Jasper county, the principal, interest and cost
due on the said mortgage, wilinn twelve
months from this date,or the equity of redemp
tion in and to said mortgaged premi es will he
forever bared. Audit is further ordered, tliHl
a copy of this rule he published in one of the
public Gazettes of this state, mice 11 month for
twelve months, or he served on Ihc mortgager
or his special agent, at leustsix months prior to
the expiration of tho time within which said
money is to be paid.
A true cojiy from the minutes,
JOHN WILLSON, Clk
April 21, 1821 nil2m
|\j LNE months after dale, application will be
■r* made to the honorable Inferior court of
Hancock county, when billing for oruinary
purposes, for leave lo sell all tlie real estate of
Angus Chisholm, dec'd.
DUDLEY LAWSON, Adm'r.
June 7, 1321. In f>m
TYvOuvas WuIYpy
H A\ ING taken Ciiaiiles Ifaktiunr.E into
co-partnership, the business from and af
ter ihe 1st November next, will be conducted
under the firm of THOMAS BUT LEM, t,- Co.
"111) tender their services to their friends in the
l acte/rage i\* Commission Business.
Libera! ndvnuces will he made on produce, and
every exertion used logive satisfaction.
,, THOMAS BUTLER.
Milledgeviile, Oct 20 37 wtJnitA.
lir-t Tuesday in January next, at the
Court-house in Walton county, between
October l'i
-r.itds
Mouse of' Entc. da inmen t.
rnm: Suh-.erilier having opened n HOUSE
-*• * }' n * AIN.MEN T 011 Ilaricockstreet,
south side ol the Ceuiteotini v, can accommo-
daie from Tt\ E\ I Y to TtV E *,’ l'Y-FIVE mem
h r- oi the Legislature at the approaching ses.
6ioii,mi l othei-3 who may plea-,-1 1 give him a
call. Hh table will at all times be furaixht-.l
W ith the be«t fare tlie market affiord-, and hi-
bar with the choicest liquor.—hit,stable will al
go he furnished with forage m ,d an attentiv,
o-ller al all tones to attend to tlie same, upon
moderate terms—and hopes from his strict al-
te ition to busiaess, to merit a share of public
patronage.
JAMES GAMBLE
Milledgeviile, October 16. 33—_(f
C x EOUGIA, / ht.die'oi county,
X Aaron Collin*, te.- P | f,,r the widow
Flew-elleo. and acting fu»t, nr , |„,||, „f Cajitain
Doles’,district lo-Ld before t i||i an , J>. Scog'm.
a Justice ot’the Peace, ail eslr,> ; Sorrel Ilont,
utomt 4fe«l iJor 11 inches high, -opposed lr'
be between 45 and 2(J ye -rs old, whL
star in his iorehea-J, and smblle spots y,„ |,j_
back, both hind feet white, and half of one r , le estate of
f” t .nni »wnb taii— tpprai-ed bv Wmilli‘6cog>,. County, deceased: sold for the heneflt of
no. mid William An-Ji-rsOti, 10 j, -5. jibe heirs and creditors of said denm-ed
TI -O.dAbli. KENAN Cl k. | . FLEET TOFE, Adm’r.
ei-soit, dec'd—sold for the benefit of the heirs! Ihe usual hours, WILL EE SOLI) lo’tlie high'
and creditors of said deceased. I esl biddr h
B. W. FETERSON, Adm’r
October 2.
I): bonis non.
35—tds
EDUCATION.
P ARENTS anil Guardians are informed
that the third term of my SCHOOL,
(near the man-ion house of Col. \Y. C. Os-
bnrtie, Jones County.) will commence nn
tin- I.5th of January m-xt, and will end on
Ihe last day of June. I expect to fake in
about twelve additional students—Males un
der sixteen years of age. Cut. AV. C. Os
borne will board sixteen of tin- students—
ihc- house is airy and spurious, and the
neighborhood moral. Tin- whole expense
‘oMwenty-fuui-complete weeks, w ill be gal,
including board, washing, tuition. Lr.
_ DANIEL DUFFEY.
Jor.e^Co. Dec. 4. 43 dtp
\T<)TICE.—On the first Tuesday in Fe-
1 x oruary next, will he sold at toe Court-
•“nisem H.,11 County, Lot No. Ill, in the
C ''U"ty, belonging to tl
November H 1324
- , *c. 3.
4.3
‘250 ACRES OF LAND.
more or less, being Lot No. 24, in the 3d dis-
Irirl—for the benefit of the lirii* and creditors
of Thomas Vickers, dec'd. Term* at the sale
„ JOHN VICKERS, Ex’or
October 2. 35 <jj
Greene Superior Court. March Term, 1621.
The President, Uirectorsundh
Company of the Bank of the
Stale of Ueurfria by their At- |
tomics in Jar), George It. Rum Nisi
Clayton fy Eduard Cary, on foreclosure,
vs.
James Holt.
t TPON the petition of tlie President, Dircc-
- 1 tors and Company of Ihe Bank of the State
of Georgia, by their nttornies in fact, George It.
Clayton und Edward Cary, praying die fore
closure of the equity of redemption of, in and
to a certain tract of land lying and being in the
county ot Greene, containing six hundred and
twenty-seven acres, more or less, bounded
northeastwardly by Parrott’s & Flournoy's land,
northwestwardly by Burned Perry’s land, south-
euslwnrdly by Joshua Perry’s laud, and soulli-
weslivardly by the Oconee river, including die
ferry-landing thereon ; the same being (lie tract
of land whereon the suid James Hull now re
sides, mortgaged to the said Rank of Georgia
by deed by the said James Holt, bearing date
the third ofSeptemberin the year eighteen hun
dred nod nineteen, for the belter securing tlie
pnyment of the sum of thirteen thousand and
fifty-eight dollars, with the interest as appears
by sundry notes teeitod in said mortgage, which
said several utiles ure now due and unpaid :
Whereupon, on motion of Seaborn Jones, of
counsel for the said Bank of Georgia, it is or
dered, that the said Janies Holt do pay into the
Clerk's office of this court the sum of money u-
fore-aid, together with tlie interest and costs
Within twelve months from this dute, or the e-
quity of redemption, of, in and to said mortga
ged premises will be henceforth ami forever
barred and foreclosed. It is further ordered,
Hint a copy of this rule lie served on the said
James Holt or his special agent, at leust six
months, or published in one of Die public Ga
zettes of (his Stale once a month for twelve
mouths, before the time ut which the said sum
of money is directed to be paid.
A true copy J’rom the mhnitcs 19f/i March lS-’l
EBENEZEU TORRENCE, Cl k
_April 2 ml2m
Oglethorpe Superior Court, April Term, 1821.
Dololas Watson, a
RULE NISI
Mfpajvocft Coy Sa\c..
O N Ihe 21Mli day of December next, I will
positively sell lo the highest bidder, al
Enoch Freeman's Store, in Jones county,
where I now live, between THIRTY mid FOR-
1Y likely prime
Counlnj-born NEGROES,
of nil sizes and sort-:—among them will lie n
Blacksmith and his tools. A loo, Horses, Mules,
two yoke of Oxen and n Cart,two Waggons
with harness complete, Cow*, Hogs, Plantation
tool*, 4ic. Xic. and twenty thousand pounds of
I ork. lerms—one third cash, the other Iwo-
Ihirds, credit 12 months, the purchaser giving
miles w ith I wo good securities.
JOHN FREEMAN.
September 4. 311| ( j s *£o
Qjje” We are n quested lo anmiunee WiL
LIAM WILLIAMS as a candidate for the
Clerkship of the Inferior Court of Junes
County, at the ensuing election.
Dec. 4. 43
Adm'r of Park J. I Vat son,
vs.
Elizabeth Glenn.
U PON the petition of Douglas Watson, ad
ministrator of ul land singular the good fc
chattels, rights mid crcdils which were of Park
J. Watson, deceased, stating that he holds a
mortgage given by Elizabeth Glenn, to the said
Park J. Watson, in his lifelime, conveying a
tract or parcel of land, situate, lying und being
in the county of Oglethorpe, being the same
tract of laud on which the said Elizabeth Glenn
lived at the time of executing said iiiortga-'e,
hutting aud bounding as follows—beginning at
a pine corner on Hetson's land, thence along
the said land to a red oak on Maddox's bind,
thence along Jenning's land to a pine, thence
along Slayton’s land to a post oak, thence along
Griffin'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, dulcd on the 28th
day of February 1820, und payable one day af
ter date, and that the sand Elizabeth Glenn lists
failed to pay the said sum of money or any part
thereof. On motion of Joseph M. Mollov. at
torney for (lie said Douglas-Watson, adminis
trator as aforesaid, it is ordered that the princi
pal, Interest and cost due on said mortgage
be paid into this court within twelve month*
from tlii* dale, or the equity of redemption of,
in and to the said mortgaged premises, will be
henceforth forever bared m foreclosed in terms
ot the statute in such case made and provided.
And it is further ordered, that this rule be pub
lished in one of the public Gnzettes of this state,
at least once in every month until tlie time np-
puinted for payment, or levied on the mortga
ger or her speciu! nuent at least six months pre
vious to the lime the money is directed to be
paid.
A true copy taken from the minutes,
ISAAC COLLIER, Clk
April 17, 1821 m I2m.
[Vi INE months from the date hereof, applica-
■il lion will be made to tlie honoruble the
Inferior court ofRnldwiu county, when sitting
us a court of Ordinary, for leave to sell part of the
real estate of Rohprt Winn, dee d—for the be
nefit of the heirs and creditors of sHid dec’d
ARTHUR REDDING, Ex’or
PATSEY WINN, Ei’rx.
March 12, 1821. myna.
GEORGIA, Tct/nircounty.
In Telfair Superior court, March Trrm, 1821.
Thomas Winoi iei.D, I A liVLE NISI for the
rs. '/foreclosure of a murt-
GFonnx Nixon. ) gape.
niHK petition nf Thomas Winfield,sheweth,
J. that on the eighteenth day or August, t-icli-
(op» hundred and seventeen, George Nixon did,
in the county of Greene, in tlie stoltv aforesaid,
mortgage to your petitioner, nil these trai ls or
parcels of land, lying and lasing In (lie county ol
Teli'iiir, formerly Wilkinson, know n by num-
ber37H In tlie bill district of old Wilkinson, now
Tnlfnir, containing 202 1-2 acres —nbo, one
Traction, known by number 372, containing
140 6-Inilis acres, bill di-liirt—also, ouc other
Fraction, containing 1x4 8-lOllis acres, know n
by No. 376 ami Dili district—one other Fracti
on, known by No. 380, in bill district, contain
ing 195 J-2 acres—also, one oilier Fraction,
known by No. 37b, in bill district, containing
33 ucres—also, one oilier Fraction, known by
No. 377, iti btb district, containing 906-lOiln
acres—also, one oilier Fraction, known by No
371, in bill district, containing 35 7-10tbs acres
—also, one square ol piney-woods land, known
by No. 350, in Oth district, containing £02 1-2
acres; the said tracts and fractions being and
lying in the blh district, formerly Wilkinson,
now Telfair county, for the better securing the
payment of three several promissory notes,
heuring even date with said inorlgnge, each
for the sum of one thousand dollars; one
due the Inst day of January, IHIb, tlie second,
the last of January, 1820, nnd the third, on or
before the last day of January, 1621—Sz the mid
George Nixon having failed to pay said sums ot
money—on motion of 7'. u. Holt, attorney
for mortgagee, it is ordered that unless the said
George do pay into the Clerk’s office of the Su
perior court of said counly, (lie principal, inle-
rest and cost due on said mortgage, within
twelve month* from this date, the equity of re
demption he, and is hereby forever bared nnd
foreclosed, provided notice of this rule be pub
lished once a month for twelve months in the
Southern Recorder, printed at Milledgeviile, or
served on the mortgagor or his special agent,
six months before the time the twelve months
shall expire.
GEORG1A, TU/uir coanty.
I CERTIFY tlie foregoing lo be a true ropv,
taken from the Minutes, this 24th September,
1821. Witness. n\ band and private seal, there
being no srul of office.
D. McRAE, Cl k S. C.
October 22. in 12m
Oglethorpe Superior Court April Term, ]p"|
Andiilw Low k. Co. )
Athwart iv. Fi nn. )
TTPON the petition
vy Dane aud Jntne
trading under the fityn
Rule nisi.
if Andrew Low t> i
■ '■<•'!
mil using the joint , ir .a.«
GEORGIA, fhtldu’in county.
In the Superior Court of said county, March
Term, 1821.
Tiif. Bank of the j
State of Geokgia, I Rue Nisi,
rs. f Fur foreclosure.
Richard Moroan. J
I |TO.\ the petition of the Bank of the Slate
x-2 ol Georgia, by its ngentsiz nttornies intact,
George R. Clayton and Edward Carey, stating
that the said Richard Morgan had executed a
certain deed of mortgage on the follow ing lot
of land lying in the town of Milledgeviile and
county aforesaid, containing one acre, lo wit:
bounded by Washington and Wayne streets, and
known and distinguished in the plan nf said
town by number two in square number forty-
two, being the same whereon tlie said Richard
Morgan (hen resided, which deed of mortgage
is held by the Bunk of the State of Georgia, foi
Ihc belter securing the payment of a note foi
three thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars,
given by Richard Morgan k. bon, 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;
and they having prayed a Rule Nisi for the fore
closure of the equity of redemption in and to
said premises,
On motion of Seaborn Jones, attorney for
the petitioners, ordered, that the said Richard
do within twelve mouths from tliis date, pay
into the Clerk's office of this court, the prin
cipal and interest due on said note mid mort
gage, and also all the cost accruing thereon, 01
that the equity of redemption in mid to tin-
said mortgaged premises, bu thenceforth bared
and forever foreclosed.
And it is further ordered, that n copy of this
rule be served on the mortgager or bis special n-
gent, at least six months or be published in one
of the public Gazettes of this Circuit nt least
once a month for twelve months, before the
money is ordered to be paid into court.
A true copy taken from the minutes this 2d
of April, 1821.
THOMAS H. KEN AN, Clk
April b, 1821. inl2in
fiircclruuic of the ripiity>« if n-<H-nipt i«,,,
to a certain tract 01 parcel of land, enablin'
two hundred acres more or less, sitnute l- i
and beimr in the manly of OgUthm-pc, on' |i
waters of Fishing creek, adjoiniii:; lands of ■
scs Brockman, Benj. Blanton, Abralmni <ir ( !
nnd John High, ntui whereon WilliatifBlm ^
lived nf the tint*- of the jiieli stiid Ira,,
of la nd was mortgaged by William Stcwnrl 1
Moses Penn by (heir indi-atitie of ttio.t -i.l,
bearing date on tin- fifth day of April, one ii (M ,’
send eight hundred and twenty to W'lHit-my,."
riwcllier, Howard Ilenll, Elias llenll and Ti,, ,1
dens Beall, Insecure the pnyment of two e,-
tain promissory notes ia the said tnoVfi,,,'p
mentioned, to w it—One tinted on tlie I Dili die
of June 1819, w hereby tho said William Sit-w.
art and Moses Penn, merchants, trading tine r
the firm, nnd using the joint name and style of
Stewart and Fomt, promised to pay the said
William Meriwether, Howard I'eall, Elias and
3 liuddens Beall, meiijmnts, using Ihe name hi!;|
style of Meriwether, Beall f*. Co. or order, one
thousand and three dollar; nnd nineteen nml
one hull cents, one day nfterthc date thereof
&. Ihe other bearing dute on the first day of Dr'
comber eighteen hundred and nineteen, w lien-
by Ihc said Stewart and i’cnri und \1 illinin V,
Bird, and Thomas Stewart piomiscd to pay t|„,
said Meriwether, Beall or Co. or order, the sum
ol three thousand dollars, on (lie 261h day of
Deeember lf-2i>, the Iasi ,,[ which said protr.i'.
sory notes after the making thereof, lo wit, on
the said First day of December J6lb, ihe s-,id
William Meriwether, Howard Beall, Elia* Be -'I
ii Thaddens Beall, I,> the slvlemid title of i'|
said firm of Meriwether, BcallSiCo.eiidoi-si-dto
the said Andrew Low , Uoboi I IsancSt JuniesMc-
Henry, by the style and lilleof (heir said firm of
Andrew Low u Cm,(xof w lticli said endorsement
the said U rjlinm Stewart and Moses Penn idler
wui-ds, lo wit, on Ihe said first day of D, , ,., n "
lier l.’rty laid notice, On motion of Joseph M
Moiloy, ullorm-y for the said Andrew Law ii
t o il 1* ordered, that Ihe principal, interesl and
cost due on sani mortgage, hy reason ofthesnid
Iasi mentioned note,be paid into thl* court u i||,j n
twelvemonths front this date, or (he equity of
redemption of, in and to Ihe said motif -,.,1
premises will be from thenceforth for,., el - i.^j
and foreclosed. And il is further ordered, that
tins rule be published in 01,, of Ihc public (la-
zettes of (his slate, «' least "Are in every month
unUl the time appointed fur payment,orlu'jed
un the mortgagers or their specii.l agents at least
six months previous to the lime the niotiev is
directed lo be phid. J
A Rue copy taken from (lie minutes,
ISAAC COLLIER. Clk
Ap,iri7, 1621. ari2m^
GEORGIA, Twiggs,county.
7oth e honorable Court of Ordinary 1101c in Session.
f ItflE petition ol Mary Rouse, administratrix
.I. on I he estate of Solomon Rouse, Isle of
said comity deceased, sheweth, that she lia.-fal-
ly administered upon said estote—Whereupon
'* ■ordered, that Mary Rouse, administratrix
ol Solomon Rouse, lale of Twiggs county de
ceased, bo discharged from her said administra
tion unless sufficient cause he shewn lo the con
trary on or before Ihe first Monday in January
next ; and tlint she publish a copy of this rulo
once n month for six months in one of the pub
lic Gazettes of this state.
Tine copy taken front the minutes of the Court
of Ordinary, for the county of Ttmces, July 23d
IS2E EDWIN HART, Cl k t o
July 27
GEORGIA.—hi Hancock Superior Court.
Dudley Lawson, Adm'r. j
of Angus Chisholm, dec'd I
eompluinant, j Bill for discovery
vs. j relief, injunction S,-c
Bf.nj. Morris nnd Willi
am Radun, drfts. J
T appearing (.1 the court that Willinm Raimn,
, one of the defendants in the above bill re
sides out ot the jurisdictional limits of this state
—On motion, ordered that service lie perfect
ed on said William Rabun, hy serving a copy of
said bill on his attorney, in the common law
action, and publishing in one of (he public Ga-
zeltesuf said state, once a month fur six monlbs,
that said Rabun will be required to plead, an
swer or demur to said bill at the next term of
tills court
A true extract from the minutes, this 13t|j
day of October, 1S21
PHILIP L. SIMMS, Cl k
October 15.1821. niSm.
/'t BORGIA, Baldwin county,
y * Wqe.RKAS James C Watson, administra
tor de bonis non on the estate of Thomas Wood
ward, deceased, applies for letters cf dismis
sion from said estate—
These are therefore to rite nnd admonish nil
and singular the kindred and orcdilors of said
dee d, to be and appear ut my office within
the lime prcse-rilied by law, and shew ca-e (if
any) why said letters should not be grunted in
terms of the law.
Given under my hand and seal, this 3d day
of September, 1821, Tho. H. Kenan, ( I k
September 3 mfim
ill be
ourl
TVpNE motifs after date, application wil
J. x mad« to the honorable the Inferior <•
of Baldwin county, while sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell the ‘real estate ol
Alexander Bass, sen. dec.
Martha bass, Adm x
February II
Madison Superior Court, Murcli Term, i82l.~
Piiteu Smith, j
„ > RULE MSI.
tlrxr.v Ianki;rslev. )
U iO.-i the petition of Peter Smith, praying
the foreclosure of the equity of redetnpti-
on in. anil to o^ne half of a certain tract or par-
ce! of land, lying and being in the town of Dn-
niehx ilie, containing one fourth pm t of nn acre,
and known and distinguished in the plan of said
to wn by nttmbnrone, fronting the public sqimi-e.
u mi’ll said lot xvas mortgaged by the sold Hen
ry Tankersley to the said Peter Smith, on the
twenty-ninth day of January, in the year eigli-
teen hundred and twenty, the better to secure
the payment of the sum of five hundred dollars
and interest. Un motion, it is ordered, that
the principal, interest and cost due on sain
mortgage be paq^into this court within twelve
months from this date, otherwise the equity of
redemption, in and to said mortgaged premises
will be from thenceforth bared and foreclosed
And it is further ordered, Unit a copy of thi*
rule be published in one of the public Gazettes
ot this state, once a month for the space ol
twelve months, or served on the mortgager or
it* special agent, at least six months proviou
to the time the money is directed to he paid in
to court.
A true extract from the minutes, 27th April,
, JAMES LONG, Cll;
9. m!2m
GEORGI A, Baldwin county.
Josiah Mathews, j
rs- [Billfor discovery, relief
Mary Mathews, k f und injunction.
" tci.iAM S. Mitchell J
I T appearing I j the court on tlie affidavit of
Ilie complainant, liial Willinm 8. Aiilcbell,
one of the defendants In the above ease redde*
out of the limits of this state. On motion of Ro
bert Rutherford, Samuel Rockwell and Joseph
Hepburn, of counsel for the complainant, il is
ordered, that the service of the said bill be pet*,
farted on the said William S. Mitchell, by Ilie
publication of this rule in o«e of (he public gs-
zettes df tills state, once a mouth tor *ix months,
HU') that 11 copy of this bill be served on the
plaintiffs attorney ini lie original action.
A true copy taken trom the minutes, this
3Ut!i June, 1821.
THOMAS II. KENAN,Clk.
•Tuly 2. mfim,
Maiconib G. li iihinson, J
rule nisi
Abner Locke.
I T appearing to this court that the said Abner
was guardian cf Elizabeth nml Obedici re
Low, und that lie gave u guardian bond wilh
Gillnli Freeny security, in tlie sum often lln u-
sand dollars ; and i! appearing lo (be court that
the said Abner has been removed, and is in ar
rears, and that the said bond is lost or mislaid,
and a copy of suid bond, und proof of the txis-
teiice thereof, liuviiiz been fill'll in the clerk's
office ot this court—Or. motion of Robert Rulh-
erford, attorney, it is ordered, that the said
Locke and legal repreieulutivcs ufGillnii Free-
nygihew cause if any llicy Inn p, on Ilie first day
of tlie next term ut Ibi i court, w hy the -aid
copy should not be established instead of Ihe
said original, and be deemed ns good evidence
in law : ond it is further ordered, tliut 0 copy
of this rule be published in one of the Gazettes
oi tliis slate, at least once a month for three
months.
A true copy taken from the minutes, Ibis 21sI
day of May, 1821'.
THOMAS II. KENAN. Cl k.
May 24 n,3in
Baldwin Superior Court,March Term, 1821
I 1 appearing to tlie Court upon the affidavit
-I of John Watson, that he was in the pusses-
-ion ot the original notes of which the annex
ed ore true copies in substance, and that the
same liftvc been stolen from him. On motion
oi Seaborn Jones, attorney for petition-!', or
dered, that Ihe said copies now filed in olkro
lie established (in lieu o{ Ihc lost originals) ut
Ihc mxt term of this court, unless cause be
shewn to tho contrary, nnd that a copy of Ibis
rule he published, once n month for six tnottlhs,
in one ol tlie publie Gazettes of this Circuit.
COPIES.
Hue John Watson, uue hundred dollars, blh
March, 1821.
Signed SAMVEL BVFFlMGTOJt.
Due John Watson, two hundred and Iweiily
dollars, I arrowed money, oih I /,ruary, 1521
Signed SAMVEL BOYKIN.
Due John IVutson, two hundred dollars, 1* V4»
March, 1821.
Signed TV L. JONES.
On or before the frst day of March mrl, ! pro
mise to pay II illiaiu. Iltnecn, or order, fifteen Inin,
dred dollars for value rereived.
Signed l) B. MITCHELL
A true copy taken from (ho minutes, 2d April,
1821.
THOMAS II. KENAN, Clk,
April 9. pibni _
Oglethorpe Superior Court, April fee Ol, I82i.
N INE months alter date, application will be
made to tlie honorable the Inferior court
of Laurens county, while tilting for ordinary
purposes, for leave lo sell 11 tract of land, I) ing
in said county, on the.wafers of the Oconee ri
ver, belonging to the estate of John Smith, der.
—sold for the benefit of tlie heirs nnd creditor*
of said dec'd.
JOSEPH SHORES, Adm'r.
Dublin, March 9, 1821. _llN''li— '
'VH>\Ui.VV , r
T HE STORE and COUNTING IH CM. ad-
joining the I'obt Ollicc nnd Mr »■> . "’"j, 41
fctore. Apply ti S.