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NEW GOOlJtf.
rfNllE subscribers hating connected them
J selves m business, under tin- style of
BIVINS & l'AN El .BY,
tu g leave In inlurin their friends and the
nubile, thut they are now opening a linnd-
•oiuu and ctlire’new assortment of Goods,
well adapted to the reason, viz.
Stupar Blue and Black Cloth—do.do.Cas-
'Sitnerr—do. Coronation Cnsslmere
Wbite, red, and yellow Flannel
White Canton t '"-
Plain, black, mid brown Botitbazc ft
Sage ground chinU do.-Scarlet do.
Straw do.—Fig’d ruby do.
Pie d Nazarino do.—Linen Diaper
Irish Linen—Black and brown do
Linen Sheeting-Brown L white PIMiIlaa
Long Lawn — Elegant t rape Dress •
Mandarinedo.-BIk Nm.km h C»,i>nd«
Italian Crape—Plaid and a ei|«'<. •
Flagg Handkerchiefs—Slate, stru ,
Worsted^h.. T do. lead e g i]k do .
Ladle
EDUCATION.
P ARENTS and Guardians are informed
that (he third term of my Vt IlOOL,
(near the mansion house oi Col. W. t Os
borne, Jones County,) will rommrme on
the I Mb of January next, nnd will end on
the last day of June. I expert to take in
ubout twelve additional students—Males un
der sixteen years of age. Col. W.C. Os
borne will board sixteen of the students—
llu* bouse is airy nnd spacious, and the
neighborhood moral. The whole expense
for twenty-four complete weeks, will hi $51,
including board, washing, tuition ike.
DANIEL DC l- FEY.
Jones Co, Doc. 4. -18—,‘ltp
mm' bl.icFm.dtii#
Men’s dn.-F'lkrfiiu*
Dimity—Mattewau
Leon—Mull Muslin
gook do.—India Book do
_c„od do.—India sprigged .
rCc^SeollopKl and Inserln.g Inm-
in i„(r Black Sincltcw ...
bfaek striped Floruntina—Calico—F urm-
tuia, do!— Printed Cambric Fla,*' do.
Linen Thread-Holt’s Cotton do.
,i', 11PS llair Brushes
Transparent, Oriental, &- Vernacular Soap
Black and blue Italian Sewing Silk
Treble Gilt Coat and v cst B'dtons
iSoo Ca.banasSogars-diOODelp.no do.
.Hyson and Gunpowder 1 ‘ a _
eL
Bagging and Shop T
D i e ini’s FFFR Cai
w me
ter Powder
^They'have'taken the Stand formerly oc-
; d by Messrs. b ‘|vl\S.
WM. I. DANELLY.
_ Dec. 4. 4 .ir:-
7T0NHNF.Dhi the Jail of Gee ntva, (D
Vv C ) u negro fellow w lio calls hunied
Neel Tucker'or John btnilh y
car on his upper lip, and
forehead, low sot. lurg.
mouth,"hivtwo upper foreteeth are rather wide
1 a . . trw> ML B ill n
NOTICE.
GREEABLE lo sa order ol the honorable
Inferior court of Maryan county. HILL
UK SOLD, on ilic lir-t Tin day in January
ext, at the Market-house, ill the town of Fit-
ionion, Putnam county,
Yi1lV$ oi’ Laiu\,
adjoining lienjaniili Cliappeli, Henry l’eck, and
others, hclongiug to the estate of William Pe
terson, dee'd—told for the benefit of tlie heir
and creditors of said deceased.
13. W. PETERSON, Adm’r.
De be: is non
October 2. 135—Ids
Ui \\ Y.T.A V % \\N,
CUN ION, CiLOKOlA.
fMHIs subscriber huj. s Icuvu 1uInbirm tbf* pub*
9 lie, t hut In* lias taken lh»; ti'miie lav cm
-formerly occupied by Flewclli n nnd
Bruster, for n term ol yenrs. Tin* Ctlobe I*
vern i“ situated imriiediulvly in front <>f tin
Court-house, convenient to business. Yhe a ub-
nrriber’fi uuremitted mertiona will be used to
give satisfaction to iliose w ho may be pleustd
to favor him with a c w .!l His ^tubb > are large
and good. TIn*y«iu\ll always lie vv< I! turni^ii-
ed with provender, ••id the b»r* ot Ootlois.—
Ml favors will be thankfully received nnd ac
knowledged.
FREDERICK SIMS
Clinton, August 19. —Bin
cup led
lie has a remarkable
a large scar on hi
ipw leg
ran o
ed,
apart, a little grey, and some
uorsessci good uuder^tandio;.
blink as if from whippiag, bis leg* have t >*• »(■■
nem anceof having been scarified ; he s -‘ S! »
is I. good carriage driver, nod has been accus
tomed to go from Sperm to Augusta.
he is n curpenti r by ti uda—lie is 5 teet 0 jnc.i-
os high, spenks-conliJeiitly end in a supplicnt-
kic manner. Tills fellow said lie belonged ••>
.Mr Eleanor Early, Vnslumster ot Savemnili-
who know- nothing ot him, but on seeing In-
papers, Mr. Early rays this fellow has stole;,
them from u uiim of Ids whom lie ha i eimium-
pateil, by ttie name ol jVed I ticker—the fellow
Sow calls himself Smith.
THOMAS BROWN, Constable.
Georgcton (D. C.) Oct. 15. 339 31.
Athens, 24tlt Nov. 1821.
COLLEGE NOTICE.
rrtllE next session will commence tm^Jte
.i. first day of Janoa y Each Student
will be required to pay one session’s Tuition
in advance, which is $16. _ .
Tin* board in the Steward's Hall is also to
be paid half yearly in Tin* price
of board in commons is $10 per month.
No Student shall be allowed to make a
Recitation in College, until he lias satisfied
•the College Faculty that liis Tuition and
Board have been paid.
It is hoped that each Student will come
prepared to meet these arrangements, mid
thereby prevent any ill consequences that
might otherwise ensue.
6 ASBTTRY HULL,
[t3] Sec’y Univ’y Geo.
THE SUBSCRIBER
INFORMS the public that u mis taken II
House formerly occupied by Mr. I.ewi-Cgl-
irey i, this place, where lie intends keeping it
open do' the reception ol Tru velhrs He pi (Id
[*-. himself to ise every nxeriinn to give sHtisfne-
tion, and make the sitiiRliotTol those (wlio la-
hUn with llicir custom) ngreeableamlcoin
,foi table.
J'BREMV STONE
Fort Hawkins, June p. 2o—eowtt.
( j" AW.— foe mti-criiwrs liar mg entered inti
j uo-purlnerviiip in llin Pj-t.iC TICK OF
1.1 IF, lender their profes*,, iml services to (lit
public. They will alien I tin- Superior rourt?
in Ilic several enmities in the Oeinnlgee Circuit,
and also in the. eountis, of Twiggs, Laurens,
I’oldskiaiid Haucogl
JOF.f, CRAWFOUn
I.ECIU3 t{ C l.AM \R
MilledgeviUe,28th M'.v, 1821 id—»f.
Administrators Sale.
O N the first Tuesday in February nexl, will
be sold, at tlio Court-house in the City if
Savannah, betneen the hours often and three
o’clock, by virtue of an order of the honorable
Ilia Inferior court of the county of t. burly :
Gnc Tract of \
on KcHveWkiiUifrepk
(no tract of laiTtl, cru.taVin^
r^r, Ma sson c«nm\—
tMing 52d7"*crew)n Iwf
nwtract
\Y ^Hjtotjn.
xjil, coutail
Cnntaijfn^
tlbei fj'ounty-^i
570 arms, on Bjc
on«» tracfcj^UiyjW
fa loo crc^lHpi) 1
la id, cunlatninv 31
Intosh county—tbrc>
acres, on CiuioiieTTT* itJIluipitv count;
6'i hci ei luiiti, *m Isiberty coWijJ, known
MtilLaii’s hannnock—also, LotsNo.
265 ivi ilie town of Sunbnry—the whole liejff"
the properly of John Molich, dcc’d, sold Min
benefit of tlie heirs and creditors *if-kid estate
(Jonditious made known at time of sale.
The- situation ami quality of the uhove menti
oned lauds c:\2i he seen on application to
W’ai. HOCIieSTBASSJrlK, Adrn’r.
ITT The Washington (Geo.) News, and* Mil-
ledeeville Recorder and Journal, will please
to publish tlie above owe a month until the duj
of s i!e, and forward their b;IL to the Savannah
Hepublican office for payment.
October 16. 37—rntds
T
EN l'E» t it\ VE? T.
IXHE SUBSCRIBER rrspeclfiillvinfnrm* liis
* friends ami the public, that lie hiistHkei,
his old aland, at the corner ofGreene «. V aym
streets, fronting the public fipiart*. where he in
tend* opening a HOUSE OF ENTF.R'TAIN-
ME.NT on the 1st of November next.
APPLETON ROSSF.TER.
MilledgeviUe, October 29. BJ—rit
Notice to Druggists.
4 FINE assortpient of MEDICINES, fee.
• A can be had npnn liberal terms, by ap
plication either at Rockwell k Hepburn’*
Office, or at tlie Bookstore of Ginn L. Cur.
tie.
N. B. If not disposed of shortly at Pri
vale Sale, they will he sold at Auction.
Dec. 4. -IS
OH OiiG LI, Jtiarion, A “or. 9Sd, 11121.
Ha.vh iii.akt. ns, ttili Division, G.M.
l'i T'addtus (?. Hull, Kaq.
ti’Oh are itere' y apppointed Aid-de-
JL Camp, with the rank ind title, of Ma
im-, to (ill tlie vuenru y ol Major Mark Har
den, deceased. All olfirem mid men are
hereby notified, Inal you arq lo be obeyed
and respected .e. ordiugly.
EZEKIEL WIMBERLY,
Mai. Geo. Com. I). G. M.
NOTICE.
S TOLEN friviti t o* Dwethng-house of i!h*
nubsei ibee, on the niglit of the 2Ht Nov.
three Note* of Hand, two of which are for
thirty dollars, and one for twenty -tin oe dol
lars, given by John 8n!hx to N uit’l. Hiitcli-'
mson, due 35tli Dec. next—One given*by
Crawford Netvsom to myself, for lwc:ily-
four dollars—One given by John and David
Allen to Freeman Walker, for ftveiitv-flve
dollars, dale not recollected—One given by
William Ellis to William Johnson, tor belter
than twenty dollar., due 2jlh l)ee. liiltt —
One Execution issued against Jeremiah Da
vidson, in favor of Benjamin Adaitis, senr.
All persons are foi wnrued from trading to.*
sai! papers. REUBEN REESE.
Dec. 1. 48—3t
TusAxioimVAc U\oA\\Vng.
THE SUBS! RiBEUS
flare JCST FECEll LD J'rum Afte- York,are
jioic opening til Ibi ir Store iti Milletl^tvihe,
.. II SMKSOMK vsx.lll HU NT or
\\oiu\N( wviuVti VjloUvingi
OF Tit K NT. WE ST ST V I K AND FASHION, CONSIST-
I No or
Real Tarlen Plaid ( LO \KS ;
Superfine Blue (’1.0 1 it do :
Sup Blue, Black ,v Brown DRF.RR COATS;
S"H Blue, lilac,k.nml Coloured FROCK, do.;
Sup. double mil'd IV It UTERS; (oxtra enpes)
Sup Blue and Milled Drab SER TOUTS ;
Plain and Striped Florentine and Valentin
VESTS *,
Boys SUITS;
blue Negro JACKETS;
Eland and Net '4I1K TG and DRAW EUS;
Fine Linen SHI RTS ;
Woodstock GLOVES ;
HA TS, BOOTS, and SHOES ;
root inut with an i xf»xsivt: .v*»onr»«irro«*
Woollen, Cotton & Silk Cooils,
which lliev will sell on the aio-.t luvnrnhletcrin.
REDDING k WASHBURN,
October IB. 37—tf
GREF. ABLE to an order of the Court ol
Ordinary of Laurent County, will be sold
id the Coilrt llnum (if said Co,inly, on the
Aivl Tuesday in January r,r: ',
Three hkehj Young NEGROES,
»w*1i»!!i$im; » the eetRte --i -i’wis P R- De*
saubl-nux dee d—sold for ; benefit ot the
heirs.
W. L. McRF.K
LOTT WARRt
November 3. 1 *<21
A 1
In vl
n illmm Leicii
vs.
Brawon 1 ■ Hoc. 1
TTPON Co; petition of '
n.. I in,.- the foreclosure .4
demptinn, of, iivand to « cl
cel of laud, ritual,*, lyingenil
tv of GI'eUion ihe O. oiire
sen.*,i hundred a, I torly-s
Adm'ra.
39—Ids.
tci, 1321.
Rite N; 1 ,
On foreclosure of morl-
guge.
Lewis, pray-
qmty of re-
, ■ u:t or par-
L in '.lie coiin-
,. enelaining
.•<-s. ire nr
, bounded on ill
l/oii the norli, b;
by Itpwell a ,
i* sides by the Oc
said \\ illiahi I
rie" date on the s
be,
vrtrv Mphferir hundred r. ,
ter st:!,n ng (tie paviueiit cf
ry note bearing eve dste 1
ih" said W",,ie.u and .laiiu*
ju,y tho said I, ivi.i or • ,iev
uorlb-wcsl by McCoy's
ard'aland, oil Ihe liortb-
„ igliler's, and on all (,-
river—morf rnged to
s ! ■ deed of i.idl.utflre
•on m'.v of March in the
• ■ r.ty, for the bet-
1, er: fain promisso-
ii: vi' a, whereby
, llui' promised i"
in o ihousiiiid dol
lars on or be
then ii" I eie,i
that llie said s
noiv due, and
Holt in the “
iu'e the
mt. It
MM Of 111
owing (r
.i 1 William
(id
ril .!,
on nmuon of Seal,
said William Lew is, it is ,
Branson D. IVouten do pa
fioc of this court l -mu
'o: ei! ei with (lieinterest i:
mondis from this dale, ortli<* equity oiredcmi
lion, of, in and to the said mortgaged prei'msi
will btt hencehmh and forever barred andfori
lay of January,
menriri- to the courl
*y ivitli the interest is
i the said Wooten and
.. vvi.i, whereupon,
. -if eiuiii':"l lor the
tered. tha! the'said
into the Clerk’: of
f money aforesaid,
i rusi n i,hin(ivelvi
e|o--ed If is v ( *
this rule he scr\ - l ■
leu or his spec ! u
published in on.
.stale, once a ino,
the linn) a! a hie':
rectfd to be paid.
A true, copy taken /'* m the
Man ; 1821.' Eli E M /. E R \ .
April 2
ordered, thnl n copy ul
■ Ihe said Branson D tVoo-
• six mon
Gtuel
- raoi ‘ *i before
. f mo m a dl-
:,t at -I
' puid
l'i .' tv.
lid s
1 t' i 01
of tilts
N 1
INF. months after dale, appl at ,
ado to Ihe lidnorabie lute
Hancock county, when sitting tm •
purposes, for leave to sell all the. real
Vtigu i Cbijholm, dcc.'d.
DUDLEY LAWSON
Jane 7, 1821.
, ihie 1 m
NCR, Clk.
m i Jin
a will be
court of
tiuari
■t ate ol
All’ll 1 *
lt'ai.
h a :
'V \\0lWft8 RwllfeT
AV'INO taken Chap.i.f.s Il inTKinor into
partnership, the business from nnd u
ter he 1st November nexl,will be conduct'd
under Ihe firm of TlfOM.iS B-UTLEB, g < o
who tender their services to their friend,, in the
Factorage fy Commission Businas.
Liberal advances v\ ill be made on produce, and
every exertion used to give, satisfaction.
THOMAS BUTLER.
MilledgeviUe, Out. 20 S7—ivtJmtA
o "-ry next, at the
"dy, hetwee,
O/.F. ‘o the high-
‘ VN the first Tuesday iu )
\F Courl-liottsc in Wnltu
Ihe it-.'ial hours, H ILL BE
cst bidder,
250 ACRES OF LAND,
more or luss, Wing T o\ No. 24, u <::t> 3d dig-
ti‘n‘1—for iln* ber.ellt of ihe heir - ?*•-•’ .'rediior?
of Thomas Vickers, doNH Term.' ; the* snip.
JOHN VICKER , L.s’or
October 2 35—9t.
Xfegfnes \ttr Sn\is.
N 1 he -Jntli , i .f Deet i .bor n*’\t, I will
positively cil t > the. highest bidder, at
Lfiocb I'reeMinu’s otoie, in Jones county,
wV,ei*e l dv. live, between THIU L’Y and FOIL
o
V[ KG ROES TO HIUl^-Ou Hoi
the lust dav of this inonlh, will l>
House of Entertainment.
gtfLF Subgrrlber liflvine opened n HOfJSE
ol t’NTERT\IN\lENTon Hancock street
smitli side of the PenitentiRry, can accommo
date from rWEN I V lo i \\ M S i Y-i'lYL mom*
bers of the Legislature »»-t t!ie opproachin^ ses
sion, and others who may please to give him a
ur(1. W*3 table will at nil time? be furnished
wi»h the bebt fare t!.e market al'orc..:, an 1 Hi»
bar with the choices! tirj.ibr-—’iist'tabln wiil .1-
so Id- ..irnished with forn^o and an attentiv*.
0">t!e.r at ad limes to attend to the same, upon
moderate terms—* ud hopes from bis strict nt-
CenLnn to basiaesg, to merit a share of public
patronage.
JAMES GAMBLE
MilledgeviUe,October Id, 38—\(
“LAN DFOR^ALE.
T HE subscriber oft’ers his Land and en
tire, possession fur sale, lying on tin-
eastern side of Barnett’s Shoal. Oconee, con
taining near sc ten hundred ucres, an eseel-
leiit new Saw-mil!, wilii otlmr good ini
preyeineiits. Any geijtU-inan wishing to
purchase, ivdl [lease to ('.ill and view thu
premises, as a particular description is at
present deemed unnecessary.
' , JOHN H. BARNETT.
Clark county, Dee. 'J. 4i -it
e.d to tiiu lligliast bidder, at the Court-house
in Sparta, the NEGROES belonging to the
estate of W m. Barnes, dee,-a- cd.
JOHN ABERCROMBIE Adm’r.
Dec.4. t.-t— tdh
A’Wa
*oi)3 indebted to tlie csii.'ft of Ot
way Glt-nn, dPC«ei3f*d. late of vVashm ;! mi
cuunly, arc requested lo ms ke payincl \v;ih
out delay, and those who have ci bus c^.ii'j.!
the said estate, are i equii cd •») pre-c »t tin • dts-
ly proven within (be time i rescribed bv law.
PVriKNCK GI.E.i N/Admrx.
JOItkN R. SMI l it, Adm'r.
October 17. 37—6t
TV I’d
, tv p
imo
Co
unit
■ifijorn
NEGROES,
e.f all
,.9/0,
>" —among then, wil! be a
Rkci
am ith
l ! hi*, tools
Also, Horses, Mutes.
poku
>, Oieii and
a Cart, two Win grins
wil ii i
anip'.
■ (•„. q lute,
•t'tvb, Hogs, J J innta!i*iij
tool*.
6i
«;. am! twail
\ llumsniid pound- of
IV,-k
i\if
jib - ;..ie t llii
,i tlit* otJier two-
IhiHs
, trtsd
t 12 eoliths
, D,*-* purcliaser giving
ti oies
with
wo eiiod SGCUi - t
itUIN FREEMAN.
Sp)
»1h »hpr 4.
,30- -1 Is ■
V tv,
are r. | ■ -t
ed 1(< .i immi.ee \V i i.
U \
-I V.'l
LLIAil'-v
is a candidate f,<>- tlte
i 'W \
, hip
of tin* Inf,
r Court of Jones
c .in
tv, at
tin* ensuing cl, ' tinn.
D(
o 4.
43
ChOMsL', Tui'/fr(outfit;
A'ujteriir Court, March Term, 1D2L
Rit.t: Nisi fur foreclueure.
O N motnii of Richard Smitli praying the
forcclo-lire of tlie eiptily (,f I'eiieiiiplion ol
n tract, lot ni parcel el' bind, situate, lying mill
being in the ( anty of Twiggs uforesuid, bid in
(lie (Inmity of". ilkiiison tit tbo litui of survey,
hi the twenty-fourth district of said county,
mnubertwo htlrtlred nod forty-two, containing
two hutidrcJ tw ' and nn Imll'ucres, which tract
or parrel of linil iva| mortgaged to the said
Richard Smith h) deed bearing di.lit the twen
tieth day of April cue thousand eight hundred
and nineteen, by Gilbert Gihlcr, Into of the
county aforesaid, ti - aid Smith, for tlie better
securing the puyiuuit oi three hundred and rix-
ty-five dollars iwelc and tin half cents, with
interest from said Iasi (late, end it being staled
Hint the said sum of m nn'y is not yet [ aid, lull
still due mid owing lolhe said Richard Smith:
On motion of Leroy G. I leri i , attorney lor pe-
tiiioner, it is ordered, that the said mortgager
do within twelve months after this dale, pay in
to court tlie principal, in crest mid cost due by
virtue of mi J mortgage, md lilts process, and
that c copy of this rule i.-- published in one of
the public Gaaetles of this Slalo once a mouth
for twelve moath“i or served on ttie mortgager
or liis legal representative at least thirty days
before the silting of the n-xt court; and on fai-
lur, of tlie said mortgager lo comply w ith the
terms of tliis rule, that his equity of redemption,
in and to said mortgaged premises lie forever
barred and foreclosed.
A true copy taken from the minutes, this
2-Jf/i Aiurch, 1R21.
AhCli’D MMNTYRK, Cl’k
Jasper Superior Cmrt, April 'Term 1UX1.
iIn.f. Nisi—/ar foreclosure.
•rTVON (lie petition of IJosca Webster nnd
A-t George tVebsttr, stAtjng that Hugh G.
Johnson of said county, did on tlie 2 Ith ilny of
June, eighteen hundred nnd twenty, mortgage
to them a certain tract or parcel of land, lying
and being in tlie twentieth district, of original
ly Baidu in, now Jasper county, known and dis
tinguished in the plan of said district by part
oflot No. thirty-five, containing one hundred
and twenty-five acres—which premises were
mortgaged, the h.-Uer to secure the payment
of the sum of sixteen hundred and lifty-five dol
lars and eighty cents, h n r,ides interest, which
m due from tlie said Johnson to thu aforesaid
Rosea Webster and George Webster, and it np-
pearing (hat default In s been made m the pay
ment of the aforesaid debt; It is therefore or
dered. on motion of 0. H. Kenan and J. \Y
Burney, ofcooi.-sel for IE •:' •>:>;■,ees, that tlie said
Hugh G. Johnson d< p., 01 cause to be paid
into the Clerk’s otiic. oi (ho Superior Court ol
Jasper county, the pri.o ha I, iiiierejil and cost
due on tlie said moil;; ge, (.ithiri twelve
months from this iiat),orthe>oqu!ly ofrcdi mp-
tiou in amt to said morlgti.'i.d pretniseo will lie
forever bared. And it K turtlier ordered, llial
a copy of this rule he published in one of tlie
public Gazettes of this state, Once a month for
twelve months, or be served on the mortgager
or his special agent, at leiutsix months prior to
the expiration of llie time within which said
money is to lie paid
A Irut copy from the ininutA,
JOHN WILLSON, Clk
April 21, 1C21 in 12m
Gri in Supitior Point, March Term, 1821.
The President, Directors a. id
Company of the Bank of the
Mate of (Jcurgia by their AD
h.rnics in fuel, Usurge H.
Clayton !■ Edward Cary,
vs.
James Holt.
FTPON the petition of tlie President, Direc-
S.N tors and Company of the Bank of the State
of Georgia, by their attornies in fa*:t, George R
Clayton mid E I ward Cary, praying tlie fore
closure of tlie equity of redemption of, la an-J
to a certain tr ;t of land lying and being in the
county of (ireene, cnntarnnrg six hundred and
twenty-seven neves, more or less, bounded
northeastwardly.by Parrott's kFloutnoy's land,
nortliweshsurdly by Barnett Perry's land,soutli
easlwardly by Joshua Perry's land, and south-
weatwardly by the Oconee river, ineluding tlie
ferry-landing thereon; the same being the tract
of land whereon tliesaiilJam.es Holt now re
des, mortgaged to the sniil Bank of Georgia
by deed by tlie said Janies Holt, bearing dale
tho third of September in the year eighteen hun
deed and ninotecH, for the better securing the
payment of the sum of thirteen thousand uud
till:-eieht dollars, with the interest as appears
by sundry notes recited in said morLgnge, which
said several notes are now due and unpaid :
Whereupon, on motion of Seaborn Jones, of
- ntel for the said Bank of Georgia, it is or-
that the said James Holt do pay jjnto the
(Turk's office of this court tlie sum of money a-
foresaid, together with tlie interest and costs
within twelve months from this date, or the e-
quity of redemption, of, in and to said mortga
ged premises will be henceforth and forever
barred and t'oVeelosed. It ‘.s further ordered,
that a copy of this rule be served on die said
James Holt or liis special agent, at least six
mouths, or published in one of tlie public Gn-
zcU s of this Stale once a month for twelve
ni,Id, Indore tlie time at which tlie said sum
of money is directed to be paid.
itruc copy from the minutes, UUh March, 1821
EBENE/.Elt TORRENCE, Cl k.
April 2 m!2m
Roi b Nisi
on foreclosure.
T
f, tin
C KOTJGIA, Telfair toUri/i/.
Li Tilfuir Superior court, March Ti
Thomas Wim.ii* i d, J A Iilil.E Sis
> foreclosure <{
(irotu.r. Nixon. )gag*
VIIE petition of Thomas VViegfield|(Jjbli
that on the eighteenth day of Augiiqhh-
teen huiidi ed and seventeen, (ienrgo NiM,|,
in tho county of Greene, in the state aft
mortgage to your petitioner, all these tr
parrels of land, lying and being inthe cui
folfair, formerly Wilkinson, known by
her 378 in the 9th district of old Wilkinson
Telfair, containing 2t'2 1-2 arret—also,
Fraction, known by number 372, conlsiil
140 (i-1 Oll*s acres, 9th district-—also, one d
Fraction, containing 124 8-10ths acres, knt
hy No. 373 and Dili district—one other Foe'
on, known by P’S. 380, in 9tli district, con'll 1
fgltiJiotpe fiuptriar Court April Term
Akdiibw Low k. Co.
m-
RULE Nl«|,
S rEWAKT E Pf.bx. ^
r UPON (lie petition of Andrew l ow, P.. l, r . r t
Isaac nr.d James McHenry, merclnuil.-,
trading under tlie firm mill u-ing the joint iiin.n
ami style of Andrew Low fa. Co. praying tho
foreclosure of Ihe eipiity of redemption of, iti fa.
toaeertnin tract in parcel ot land, Mntninmg
two liumlred acres more or less, situate, l; ing
and being In the county ot Oglethorpe, on the
waters of Fishing creek, adjoining lands of Mo
ses Brockman, Ocnj Blanton, Alnatium Greet-
and John High, ami w hereon W illlant Blew art
lived at tin* dale ol the inertgnrrpvhh li sn'„| tract
of land was mortgaged by William Ptewurt ami
Moses Penn Gy their it,denture of mortgage,
Ing 196 1-2 acres—also, one ol her Fractin^ enl '' 1 'f l * 1 '^ ^ ir !!.’.V, r .' < *hou»
known by No. 379, in9th district, cutitnisin\* nn ^ °i?kt hundred and twenty to U ,dh,n, M n ,
35 acres—also, one otluir Fraetion, known jiV'wnltier, Howard Beall, Elias Beall and Iliad-.
No, 377, in 9th district, containing 9m5-10llnR*»s Beall, to secure the payment or two tci-
acres—also, one other Filiation, known by No f*' 1 promissory notes in the raid mortgage
371, in 9th district, i-oiilaRing £6 7-10tlia acres
ut«o, one square ot piuey.woods Inml, known
by No. 350, In 9tli district, containing 202 1-2
acres; tlie sniil tracts mid fruitions being nnd
lying in the 9th district, formerly Wilkinson,
now Telfair county, for the bAj e r securing tlie
payment of three several promissory notes,
bearing even date with said iKirtgngc, each
for tlie sum of one thousand tioTbirs; one
due the last day of Jamtnry, 181941,0 second,
the Inst of January, 1820, unit tli<i\),ird, on nr
before the last day of January, 1821-“^ |) l( , sll j ( |
George Nixon having failed to pay *a3 sums ot
money—on motion of T G. Hull,\tornr y
lor mortgngce, it is ordered tlmt unless V e su jj
George do pay into the Clerk s office of 0\g„.
perlor court of said county, the principal, ty^,.
rest nnd cost due on said mortgage, witty,
twelve months from this date, the equity ot rK
demplion be, and is hereby forever hured mill
foreclosed, provided notice of this rule be pub
lished once a month for twelve months in tlie
.-southernRecorder, printed at MilledgeviUe, o,
served on (lie mortgagor or his special agent,
six months before the time tlie twelve months
shat! expire.
GEORGIA, Telfair county.
I CERTIFY tlie foregoing to be a Into ropy,
taken from the Minutes, this 21th September,
1821. W itness, my hand and private sea!, there
being no seal of office.
D. McRAE, Cl’k. S. C.
October 22. ml2m
GEORGIA, Baldwin comity.
In His Superior Courl of said county, March
Term, i821.
Tttr. Bank of toe j
Static of Giokuia,
leutioucd, to wit—One tinted on the loth day
f June 1810, whereby the said William Stew-
rt and Motes Penn, merchants* trading under
\e firm, and using (lie joint name ami style of
mwart end Penn, prumised to pay (lie said
Milium Meriwether, Howard Beall, Elias and
Widens Bottll,merchants, using the name and
site of Meriwether, Beall ISlCo. or order, one
tMisnnd nnd three dollars and nineteen and
ol- half cents, otto day alter tlie date tberenQ*
kibe other bearing dale on the first day of De-
caliber eighteen hit ml red and nineteen, wheriv
byute said ritewait and Penn and William W.
Bid,and Tliomns Stewart promised lo pay the’
snht.Meriw ether, Beall k Co. or order, the huh
ofttree thousand dollars, on tlie 25th day t,f
December 1820, the last of which s.'iiii promis-j
sorytnotes after the making thereof, tu writ, ,*t
tlie slid first day of December 1819, tlie said
.William Meriwether, Howard Beni I, Elias Ben!,!
yThaddeos Beall, by tin*, style and title of their
\l firm of Meriwether, Beal) k Co. endorsed to
’ %aiii Andrew Low, Robert Isaac k James Me-
■' :v , by the style and litleof tlioir said firm of
Low k Co., kof w hielt said endorsement,
RicHxun Mono a*, j
Roe Nisi,
For foreclosure.
TON tlie petition of the
Rank of the Stnte
of Georgia, by its agentsk altornies infant,
George Jl. 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 MilledgeviUe and
county aforesaid, containing one acre, to wit:
bounded by Washington and Wayne streets, and
known turd distinguished in the plan of said
town by number two in square number forty-
two, being the Same whereon the said Richard
Morgan then re.rided, which deed of mortgage
is held by the Bank of the Ktnte of Georgia, for
the. better securing the payment of a pole for
three thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars,
given by Richard Morgan k Son, dated the
2-Uh day of January, in tlie year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred mid twenty-one,
and payable s'uiy one days after date thereof;
and they having prayed a Rule Nirt for the fore
closure of the equity of redemption in nnd to
said premises,
On motion of Seaborn Jones, attorney for
tlie petitioners, ordered, that the said Richard
do within twelve months from this date, pay
into the Clerk’s office of this court, (lie priti
oipal and interest due on said note and mart
gage, and also all the cost accruing thereon, or
that tlie equity of redemption in uud to the
said mortgaged premises, be thenceforth bared
nnd forever foreclosed.
And it is further ordered, that a copy of tlti*
rule be served on the mortgager or liis special a-
genl, Ht least six months or be published in one
of tlie public Gazettes of litis Circuit at least
once a mouth for twelve months, before the
money is ordered to be paid into rourt.
A true copy taken from tiie minutes this 2d
of April, 1821.
THOMAS H. KENAN, Clk.
April 9. 1821. - ml2m
A ndl,
tlie sag William Stewart and Moses Penn lifter--
r .c.H’ i,,on tlie said first day of Decern-
mii notice. On motion of Joseph M.
Motloy, Jitccney for tlie said Andrew Low ta
Co it is ojdercd, Dial tlie principal, interest anil
cost due (A said mortgage, by reason of (lie ‘aid
last mcnf fined note,be [mid into this court within
twelve tnolfhg from litis date, or tin, equity of
redemption of, in and to the said mortgaged
premises wt[tic from .thenceforth forever tiured
uud foreclose. And it is further ordered, that'
this rule be qtiblisheii in one of tlie public Gu^
zl-Di s ot this style, at least once in every month
until the time appointed for payment, or levied
on Ilic inortgugeis or tin-ir special agents at leust
six months previous to the time Die money ii
directed lo be paid.
A true copy taken from Die minutes,
ISAAC COLLIER, CibA
April 17, 1821. mi2iti.
GEORGIA, Twiggs county.
To the honorable Court of Ordinary now in Session.,
1 *11E petition of Mary Rouse, administratrix
J. on the estate of Solomon Rousr, late of
said county deccHM-d, sheweth, Dial tlie tin-ful
ly administered upon said estate—\\ hereupon
it is ordered, that Mary Rouse, administratrix
of Solomon Rouse, !ato of Twiggs county de
ceased, be discharged from hersaid administra
tion unless sufficient cause be shewn to tlie con
trary on or before Ihe first Monday in January
next ; nnd that she* publish a copy of tliis rula
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 ‘Thi
1821. EDWIN HART, Cl k c. o.
July 27 rnttm
T
LOOK AT TUI
FEW days ago, some person who put | mi
Baldwin Count j A adorn j.
WE tiudcraigtied, annoutiee with plra-
to tin romnionity, that they have
i a ..ii i obtained the mtv'h.-hp of Duct Green,
| os Reelor of llu* Academy. Tins gentlc-
\ iiian's long experience as mi Instrurlor, and
tin- flourishing state, of tin* institution during
| his former Hcetmabip, enable them to pro
to pupils attending this Seminary, ns
up nt my Tavern, either wilfully or j many ami as effectual means of improve
gr* accident, rode off a Horse from my , meat, us are af
TVj O J’lUE.— Nine months after date, ap
-L ’k plication will tw made to the hnmiru
ble the Court of Ordinary, to be hidden in
ail Y * ul 'cuuuty ot BdLlwin, for Idhv« to
S.-11 u)l the r«sal eitate of [yfuth Eilands, du-
Cehaed.
NA.NGY EtIj,VNU3, Adm’x.
44
through
atalile, and left ills in the place. Tile florae
left ia a hoy one, nearly blind in both eyes,
and small. Tlie one taken away is a bay,
■atlier inclined to lie raw li<nicd, but in bis
prime. Now if this act is intended for a
joke, 1 hope the gentleman lias bail liis fun
out, and will return the Horse. If it is the
,ct of villainy, a satisfactory reward will lie
given for the apprehension of both man and
horse. JOSEPH ii. LOVING.
Dec. 10. 41
OTItJE.—Will lie sold at tlie late resi-
x deuce of Joint Mnntford, deceased, iti
Laurens county, on the eleventh (lay of Jan
uary next, tlte personal property of said de
feased, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, I’latila-
tion Utensils, one Waggon arid Gear, a few
thousand pounds Seed Cotton, and a num
ber ot other articles. The sale to be contin
ued, if not completed Die first day. Terms
if tab- will in* made known on the day, Ivy
the Administrators, Dec. U.— 41 '
U'
aflbrded by any oilier in the
country.
An aide classical Assistant, and a cotnpe-
tent Instructress, will lie added to the estalv-
In limeiit early in the ensuing January. The
Trustees have procured a s i ail Apparatus
and a valuable Library, for the use of the)
stituiinn. But whatever zeal may licit |
ged for Die promotion of these all-impoiUo
objects, whatever efforts tnay be made m
tin* part of tlie Instructors and Trustees fo
their accomplishment, the countenance and
fostering aid of the community are indispen
sable to give them efficacy and crown them
with success. These arc most respectfully
solicited and confidently retied on by
Joel t’KAWFoan, t
John II. Howard, > Cotn’rs.
It'iBF.RT llUTUEHFORD, )
*** After the first of January next, S5U0
per annum, will be paid quarterly, and board,
will tie given to a competent classical In
structor. ApplicatWvit to be made to the Su-
pei iotendant, or to the 'J’rustecsf.
Dec, 1U At
Ogtelhotpe Superior Court, April Term, 1821.
Dm olas Wats is, 1
Aiiin’r of Petrk J. I falcon, ! RULE M , gl .
Elizabetii Glf.ks. J
PON tlie fietition of Dougins Wnlsnn, ad-
ininistratoi of ai laud singular the good k
chattel*, rights ami credits which were of Park
J. Watson, deceased, staling that he holds a
mortgage given by Elizabeth Glenn, to the said
Park J. Watson, in his lifetime, conveying n
tract or parcel of hind, situate, lying and being
m lie* county of Oglethorpe, being the same
tract n laud an which the sniil ElizabethUlcnn
lit eh it the time of executing said mortgage,
buttiiu ami b (Wilding as follows—beginning at
a pin. corner on Hutson s land, thence along
tlte said land to a red oak on Maddox's land,
De nee along Jenning’s land to e pine, thence
along Slayton’s land to « post oak, thence along
Griffin’s iand to Die beginning, to'secure llii*
payment of a promissory note attached to said
mortgage, for the sum of seven hundred and for
ty fix dollars ninety six cents, dated on the 28lh
day of February 1820, and payable one day af
ter date, and that tlie send Elizabeth Glenn Ints
f,tiled to pay Die said sum of money ornny [part
thereof. On motion of Joseph M. Molloy, at
torney for the said Dottgla Watson, adminis
trator ns aforesaid, it is ordered that Die princi
pal, interest mid cost duo on said mortgage
lie paid into this Court vyithii: twelve months
from tins dale, or tlie equity of redemption of,
in and to the said mortgaged premises, will lie
henceforth forever bared k foreclosed in terms
of the statute in such case made and provided
And it is further ordered, that this rule lie pub
lished in one of the p iblie Gazettes of this state,
at least once in every mouth mil it tlie lime ap
pointed for payment, or levied on Die mortga
ger or her special ngen. at least six months pre
vious to Die lime the money is directed to be
paid.
A true copy taken from the minutes,
ISAAC COLLIER, Clk
April 17, 1821. mlgnl.
[Yj INE months from tlie date hereof, applica-
_L x Don w ill be made lo Die honorable Die
Inferior court of Baldwin county, when sitting
as a court of Ordinary, for leave to sell part of the
real estate of Robert Winn, dee’d—for Die be
nefit of Die heirs and creditor- of said dee’d
ARTHUR REDDING, Ex'or
l’ATSEV UINN,Ex’rx.
March 13,183).:
GEORGIA.—In Hancock Superior Court.
Ddulf.v l.AWsoB, Adm’r.'l
of Angus Chisholm, dee'et j
complainant, ! Bill far discovery,
vs. [ relief,injunction. 1,'C.
Bf.bj. Mohris and Willi- I
am Rabun, defts. J
"T appearing to the court Dint William Rnbun,
. one of tlie defendants in Die above bill re
sides out of the jurisdictional limits oftliis state
On motion, ordered Dial service be perfect
ed on said William Rabun, by serving a copy of
said bill on liis attorney, in the common law
action, and publishing in one of the public Ga
zettes of said slate, once a month for six months,
that said Rnbun will be required lo plead, an
swer or demur lo said bill at Die next term of
tliis court.
A true extract from the minutes, this 13lh
day of October, 1821.
1’HILIP L. SIMMS, Cl’k
October 15,1821 infim.
GEORGI A, Baldwin county.
Josiah Mathews, "1
vs. I Bill for discovery,relief
Mary Mathews, & j and injunction.
Williams. Mtrrusu. )
T appearing to Die court on rive affidavit of
Die comiilninnnt, that William S. Mitchell,
one of tlie defendants in tlie above ease reside*
out of the limits of Ihisstate. On motion of Uo-.
bert Rutherford, Samuel Rockwell and Joseph.
Hepburn, of counsel for tbo complainant, it i$
ordered, that Die service of Die said bill be per
fected on llie snid William S. Mitchell, by the.
publication oftliis rule in one of the public ga
zettes of tliis stnte, once a month for six months,
and Dial a copy of this bill be served on tho-
plninlifis attorney in the original action.
A true copy takeu from the minutes, this>
30th June, 1821.
THOMAS H. KENAN, Cl It,
July 2. ralin,.
( T l-.ORG! A, Baldwin county
JT Wheiieas James C Watson, administra
tor de bonis non on Die estate of Thomas Wood
ward, deceased, applies for letters of dismis
sion from said estate—
These are therefore to cite and admonish nil
and ring,liar Die kindred and creditors of said
dee’d, to be and appear nt my office within
Die lime prescribed by law, mill shew case (it
any) why said letters should not be granted in
terms of the latv.
Given under my linnd nnd sral, this 3d day
of September, 18*21. Tho. H. Kenan, Cl k
September 3 it,tun
N INE months after date, application will be
made to tlie honorable the Inferior court
of Baldwin county, while sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell Die real estate ol
Alexander Buss, sen. dec.
MARTHA BASS, Adm’x
February 11 nii>ni
RULE NISI.
Madison Superior Cuurt, March Term, 1821.
Peter Sshtii, )
vs. ,
IIenrv Tankf.rsley. j
TTPON the petition of Peter Smith, praying
the foreclosure of the equity of redempti
on in, audio one half of a certain tract or par
cel of land, lying and being in the town of Du-
nielsvilte, containing one fourth part of an acre,
and known and distinguished in the plan of said
townby mini liar one. n-oiitingthe public square
which said lot w as mortgaged by tlie said Hen
ry Tankersley to Die said Peter Smith, on tlie
twenty-nil,tli day of January, in Die year eigli
teen hundred and twenty, Die better to secure
the payment of the sum of five hundred dollars
and interest. On motion, it is ordered, that
the principal, interest and cost due on said
mortgage lie paid into tliis court within twelve
months from tliis date, otherwise the equity ol
redemption, in and to said mortgaged premises
will be front thenceforth hared and foreclosed
And it is further ordered, that u copy of tliis
rule be published in one of tbo public Gazettes
of this state, once a mouth for the space ol
twelve months, or served on Die mortgager oi
his special agent, at least six months previou
to the time the money is directed lo he paid in
lo court.
A true extract from tlie minutes, 27th April
1821. JAMES LONG, Clk
i biuj/ 8.- n*12tu.
Mnlcumb U. II ilkinsvn, 1
vs X RULE NISI
Abner Locke. j
T appeal ing to this court tlint the snid Abnei'
was guardian of Elizabeth and Obedience
Low, and that lie gave a guardian bond with*
Giilah Freeny security, in tlie sum often Dion-
sand dollars; and it appearing to tlie court that
the said Abner hns been removed, and is in ar
rears, Hnd Dial the said bond is lost or mislaid^
and a copy of said bond, and proof cf the exis
tence thereof, having been filed in tlie clerk's
office of this court—On motion of Robert Ruth-*
erfurd; attorney, it is ordered, that Die said
Locke and legal representatives of Giilah Free-
ny,|sliew cause if any they have, on the first day
of the next terra of this court, why Die said
copy should not be established instead of tho
snid original, and tie deemed as good evidence,
in law : and it is further ordered, tlmt a copy
of this rule lie published in one of the Gazettes,
oftliis state, at least once a month for three,
months.
A true copy taken from tlie minutes, this 21sR
day of May, 1821.
THOMAS H. KENAN, Cl k..
May 24 mSm
Baldwin Superior Courl, March Jinn, 1821.
J T appearing to Die Couit upon tlie nfiiduvit 1
of John Watson, that lie was in the posses-,
sion of the original notes of which tho annex-,
d are true eoptes In substance, and that Ditr
same have been stolen from him. On motion,
of Seaborn Jongs, attorney for petitioner, or
dered, (hat Die said copies now filed in office,
lie established (in lieu of Die lost originals) at
tlie next term of tliis court, unless cause bo
shewn to tluj contrary, nnd that a copy t,t tliis
rule be published, once a month for six months*
in one of Die public Gazettes of this Circuit.
COPIES.
Due John ll'alson, one hundred dollars, 0/7ft
March, 1821.
Signed SAMUEL EUFFWGTOtf.
Due John IFatson, two hundred and twenty
dollars, burrowed money, oth February, 1821.
Signed SAMUEL ItOYKIX.
Due John ll'alson, two hundred dollars, 101/*
March, J82E
Signed H. L. JOSES^
On or before the first day of March next, l pro
mise to uay H'iUiam Bowen, or order, fifteen hun
dred dollarsfof value received. *
Signed D B. MlTCHF.lJi.
A truii copy taken from the minutes, ‘2d April;
1821.
THOMAS Ilf KENAN, Ciks
April 9. m9m
Oglethorpe Superior Court, April * enn, ISzl.
N INE months after date, application will ho
made to the honorable III* Inferior ccJtk
of Laurens county, while sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell a linrt of land, I>t**.S
in said county, on the waters of the Oconee ri
ver, belonging to Die estate of John Smith, Ire.
—sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors
of said deo'd. •
JOSEPH SHORES, Adm’r,
Dublin, March 9, 1821. tr4m _
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