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The Alabama Company,
Tnkp. XoiU’c,
miTAT un or Bulon? llmSUIh day of Septum*
ft her m»xi, enrh, ami rvery of the. slmre-
holiler* in the town, formerly known »n the
town of East Alabama, m e positively required,
on pnin of forlolliiiK their intere‘1 in the said
town, to pay to tieorpe \Y ilkimon or John Kd-
tnonaon, in the town fdMontpornei v, and state
ot Alabama, the sum of Tivo Hundred Dollars on
each share, wliiedi Mini will complete the pay
ments due to the United States for the fraction
on which the said town was laid oil.
GEORGE Wll.KI N80N, ) , ,
JUN A 111 AN BAl'lELU', )’ e
July 20. 25—41.
Uy the President of the United Stales.
VVhkkeas, tlie President of the United
Slides is authorized by luw to cause lands lo
be offered for side :
Therefore I, James Monroe, President
of the United Slides, do hereby denture und
muke known that the public sales shall In*
held as follows, viz :
Ai the Land Ollier* at Terre Haute, in In
diana, on the first Monday in July next, for
tile 9ule of
Townships 17and 18, in range I. ea-t of the 2d
pi ineipiil lie riilnet line
17 and 18, in ranges 1 to It, west do
At the Land Olfice at Viindalia, in Illinois,
On the third Monday in July next, for the
.sale of
Townships 11,12, 13 and 14, in ranges l and 2,
east of die 3J principal meridian line
11,12,13, Hand lo,in ranges3 and 1, do
At the same place, on the third Monday
in Augiiit next, for the sale of
Townships 11, 12, 13, 11 ami 15, in ranges 5, 6
and 8, east of the 3d principal meridian tine
11, in range 7, do
At the Land Office at Palestine, in Illinois,
On the first Monday in August next, for the
sale of
Townships 6,7,8and 9, in ranges 9, 10 and 11,
east of 3d principal meridian line
6, 6,7, 8 9, in range 1-1, west of 2d do
8 and 9 12 mid 13, do
At the same place, on the first Monday in
September next, for the sale of
Townships 10, 11,12 and 13, in ranges 9,10 & 11,
east of 3d principal meridian line
10, 11, 12 and 13, in ranges 12, 13 ir
14, west of 2d do
At the same place, on the first Monday in
October next, for the sale of
Townships 14,15,16 and 17, in ranges9,10kl 1,
east of 3d principal meridian line
11, 15,16k: 17,in ranges 12,13&. 14,
west of 2d do
At the same place, on the first Monday in
November next, for the sale of
Townships 18, 19, 20 Sc 21, in ranges 9,10 fc 11,
cart of 3d principal meridian line
18,19,20aml21, in ranges 1 land 14,
west of 2d principal meridian line
18.19 and 20, in range 12, do do
18 11, do do
17, 18, lOand 20 10, do do
At the Land Olfice for the Northern dis
trict of Louisiana, at the town of Ouachita,
on the first Monday in November next, for
the sale of
Townships 15, 16, 17,18 and 19, in ranges 1,2,
3,4 and 5, w'est of the meridian line
At the Land Office at the Seatof Justiceo
the county of Independence, in the Arkansas
territory, for the sale of such lands of the
United States as are situated in the following
described townships and ranges, and which
have been excluded from the lottery ol the
lauds appropriated for satisfying warrants for
military services, viz:
On the first Monday in August next, for
tile sale of such of the above described lauds
us are situated in the following townships
and ranges, viz:
Townships 1,2,3,4,5, 7, 8,9 and20,in range 1,
east of llio 6th meridian line
1.2.3.4.5 &6, in range 2, do
1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, Hoc 9, 3, do
1,2, 10,11,12, 13 kr 14, 4, do
1,2, 6, do
1.2.3.9.13.11.15.18.19
and 20, l,west do
On the first Monday in September next,
for the sale of such of the above described
lands as are situated in the following town
ships and ranges, \ iz :
Townships 1, 2, 18, 19 and 20, in range 2, west
of I lie 01 h meridian line
1, 15, 16,17, 18, 19 and 20, 3, do
1, 10, 11, 13,14,15, Id El 19,4, do
1,2,9,10, 11,12,13 and Id, 5, do
1,2, 4,5, d, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
13 and 18, 6, do
On the first Monday in October next, for
the sale of such of the above described lands
as are situated in the following townships
and ranges, viz :
Townships 1, 2,3,4,5, fi, 7,10,11,12,13,15,10,
17, 18, 19 and 20, in range
7, west of 5th me
ridian line
1.2.3.4.5, 6.7,8,
9,10, 15, Id. 17,
18,19and20, 8, do
1,2,3,4,5,0, 7,8,
9,10,11,12,18,
19 and 20, 9, do
19, 10, do
On the first Monday in November next,
for the sale of such of the above, described
lands as are situated in the following town
ships and ranges, viz:
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 3, 9, 10 and 11, in
range 10, west of tlie 5th
meridian line
1.3.4.5, 6,7,8,
9 b 10, in range 11, do
2,3,4,5,6, 7,8,
9 and 10, 12, do
2, 3, 4, 5, 0, 7,
8 and 9, 13, do
3, 4,5,0, 7ami 8, 1 !, do
4.5 and 7, 15, do
6, d and 7, Id, do
Fetch sale will commence with tlie lowest
number of secliou, township and range, and
proceed in regular numerical order.
The land* reserved by law for the use nf
schools, or for other purposes, will ho reserv
ed from sale.
Given under my hand at the City of
Washington, this 11th day of March, lff-2-2.
JAMES MONROE.
the President •
Joinaii vlntcr-,
Comm'r of the Gen. Land Office.
March 18. 9—ti\t
Strayed,
TluOM the subscriber, living near Marion*
a { Twijs:r.» county, about the 1st June last,
A \w\ V uv uxv.N •,
One a red pied, with a ball on—the other n
a dnrk dnnn. They were originally brought
from Jackson enmity, Where they will proba
bly make for. Any person wlm ran give me
-p.p-rriation respecting t'u m, will confer a fa
vor li - doing so, and satisfactorily compensa
ted for their trouble. CULLEN DORMAN.
July 31. 26-31"
A C1REKABLV to an order of the honorable
J\ Inferior court of Baldwin county, MILL
Jjf; l.r, f, to the lowest bidder, on the lir,i
Monday in September next, the building ol a
Jail. Terms made known on the day
THOMAS H. KENAN
„Vy 29,
ITni.L hi: bOLD, on Use first Tiinftilay in
\\ St*pli*inhur next, nt tin* UmirtliouMi in
Dublin, Liui re ns county, between the u**uiil
hours<>1 s,ilr, the following property, t > wi'
Two lots of hind lying in the l-lli district,
No. 8 and No. *-£•>, originally Wilkiiifton, n«»w
l.minus rolinlV, taken ns Hie. property ot Ar-
tiim Albri;* on, to satisfy a li lain favor ol Robert
Rutherford.
AI*o—One lot of land lying In the 1-th dis
trict, No. 'Ml, taken a*" the property of Lewi*
Joinor, to satisfy .1 to J. (iijyton and others.
One lot of laud lying in the lath district, No.
57, taken ns the property ol I lezekiuh Hindi ix,
to satisfy sundry li l'us in favor of Benjamin
Handdeton.
One lot of land lying in the 12th district, No
not known, whereon William A. Underwood
now lives, taken a« the property of W iltinm A
Underwood, to satisfy u A tu iu favor ol John
Hnmbleton.
One lot of land lying in the 17th district, No
45, taken ns (lie property of Noah Boyctt, to
satisfy a li fa in favor of John llamldeton.
One lot of land lying iu the I2tli district, No
18*>, taken as the property of John Finney, to
satisfy alibi iu favor of W illiam I) Algers.
One lot of land lying iu the 17th district, No
281, taken ns tlie property of Robert Northern
deceased, to sat illy u li fa iu favor of Kinchen
Hilliard. AJ KINCMKN, Slid'
July 30. T
\1/ILL BU SOLI), outlie first Tuesday in
▼ ▼ October next, in the town of Dublin
Laurens county,the following property, to v. it
Two hds ot land lying iu the I n district, No
1B() and 135, taken as the propcif..I Alfred B
lo ed, or so much thereof ns will make lilt' *-1111
ot $5 85 cents, due tor his tax for the vear lhvJl
U. KINCHEN, Shil*
July 30.
W ILL BE SOLD, on the first luesday i.
September next, in the tuivu of Dublin
Lnnrens county, between the uxiial hours ol
sale, tlie follow ing property, to wit :
30 1-2 acres of lami lying on Tnrky creek,
levied on ns the property of David Spier, for
his tax due for (lie year 1820, or m> much there-
of ns will make the sum of J 2 f>0 cents
Also—860 3-1 acres of land, or so much there
of as will make the sum of £M6 29 cents, taken
as the propertyjof Isaac Roberson, for his lux
due for the year 1820.
Also— 600 acres of land, taken ns the proper
ty of William H Roberson, for hi? tux due foi
the year 1820.
Also—One square of lam?, taken ns the pro
perty of Jonathan Miller, for his tax duo for
tins year 1820
Also—1215 acres of land, taken us the pro
perty of Robert Northcut, dee d, for his tax due
for the year 1820. U. KINCHEN, Sh’ll
June ‘28. j,H
FOR SALE,
A\> TliANOVATION'
A NI> IMPROVEMENTS, lying in Jones
county, four miles from port Hawkins,
lliere are lour mills on the premises, two Saw
ami two Corn mills, in good order, nml
1*200 Views vO* Viuntl,
well limbered, nttnrhcd thereto Any person dr
sirons of making an advantageous part lure ol
such property, will apply to the subsrribei
previous to the 25th September next. If not
sold al private sale by that date, it will be of
fered for sale at Public Auction at Kort-Ilaw-
kins, on Wednesday, the 25th September next
SOLOMU.V GIIOCE.
Anjrnst 5.
WI i.f. Uksohi>7
O N Thursday, the 19th of September next
at (he residence of John Owens, all the
1’pvsovu\V V*YoyevlNj
belonging to the estate of Evans Long, dec’d.
consisting ot' various articles of Household und
Kitchen Eurnitiire, plantation utcn-ilr, Ur.—
Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors
Terms made known on tlie day of sale
MMROl) W. LONG, Adm'r
August 2. ( q s »
V GKKEAISLE to an order of the honorable
inferior court of Laurens county, sitting
as a Court of Ordinary, will he sold, on the first
Tuesday in October next, at the t outt-linnse
in Hall county, LOT No. 127,9th district of
said county, it bring the real estate of John Cal
houn, dec'll—sold for the benefit of his heirs
ami creditors. LEVI GLASS, Adm’r.
Dublin, July 12. n.j ^
W ILL BE SOLD, ut the Court-house in
Dublin, Laurens county, on the first
Tuesday in October next, between the usual
hours of sale, two adjoining
LOTS of LAND
in the second Ji-tnet nf \\ ilkinson, non* Lau
rens county, with considerable improvements,
being a part of the real c-tate nf John Albrit
ton, dec'll.—Sold under an order of court for
the benefit of the heirs. Terms made known
on the day of sale.
JETHRO WEAVER, Adm’r,
dc bonis non.
July 12. t,1(*
ILL BE BOLD, on the first Tuesday in
V 7 October next, at the Court-house in Wal
ton county, pursuant to an order nf the honor
able Court ot Ordinary for Laureus cfouuty,
One Lot of Land
in the 3d district of Walton county, No. 29, the
real estate of Britton McCnller-, dec’d, for the
benefit of the heirs nml creditors nf said dcc'd.
Tcrmsuinde known on the dav of sale
JOHN THOMAS, Adm’r,
dr bonis non
July 12. 23—ids.
Administrator’s Sale.
O N Saturday, the 17lli August nest* will bp
roIiI, at llie late residence of Alexander
Give nc, deceased,
»\YlU\p VevsonwYVvn\H'vt>
belonging to the o-tntc of said dcc’tl, consist
ing of sundry articles, ton letlioii3lt) r v iumierutp.
Terms of sale made known on the day.
It. A. GREENE, .Ictinu; Jhlmr.
July 8. 22—Ids.
8 o me \ Yu\vj; D p s \ y abAp.
\ N A torncyat Law who wishes lo snlllehiin-
- self in a very healthy and populous conn
ty, v here he muy imioedialely get into ns good
practice as the county affords, provided he can
advance 11 small capital in the purchase of it
handsome residence, may hear nf an opportu-
nity of doing so, by applying to the Printers,
The j resent proprietor being about to decline
the practice, provided n sale cun be made.
June 13. 20—If
THE SUBSCRIBER '
C A.FFKRS for sale, om* of tlio most desirable
f silUHtioiifi for a private fumily in the. up-
country. Il is.-ituated in the town of Monticel*
lo. .l.u'pprcounty, and i^ ?o jilanud and improv
ed, a* to nfi’ord every convenience and comfort
w hicli is desirable fora private residence. For
further particular?, upjdv tollipsul>«nribcr.
ALLFN McCLFNDON.
Juno 16. 20—If.
r \rt.v in cfTonr.n,
in/jj un m itusunn,
A N* Vi W ,M.\V nt V\nvu\w,
/^OMPILLD from actu.d surveys and obser-
vniioii!*, from aulhontic doe.unu’niH made
and colloelod during a n»"ineiiee iu that coun
try. To accompany the Map, but lor tin* pub
lic convenience, issued separately, will appear
at the same time,
Observations upon the. Flotillas,
From original notes, taken during the several
journeys in the territory, particularly through
parts hitherto unexplored, nml inhumation
drawn from tlie most authentic source.*,
ny CUAJU.ES l IGMOUIS,
Civil ami Topographical Engincr, lalnli/of Snulh
Carolina, nml at present a resident
Surveyor in East Florida
TIIF. MAI* will be about 26 imhc* rqnare
delcmaled by a scale ot 20 miles to one inch ;
(lie whole of the principal, ami almost all the
11 i hut my watercourses, and the chief Lakes
will be laid down tin* existing carriage roads
and all tlie main Indian path \ the names of pla
ces of Fritertaininent, ivc will be noted, the lo
cal appellations being carefully retained to a
void confusion, as it will he an object to ren
der the Map ns convenient nml useful as pos
sible to traveller!*—independent of tlie general
details, all the large grants ot land will be lo
cated as far as practicable.
The accompanying Book will contain a Re
view of the State »f tlie Provinces in a Sta
tistical and Civil light, for a few years previuos
to, and at the period of their cession
Ntaftonve N’alAco.
\TVk. JU .t.i’Jl KU^F.l.L, III.miller of Bene-
j 7 ■. volent LmJ.'c, No. If, bile of tbi.s plate, will
t.iue notice, that charges have been preierred
against him I >r unmnsonic conduct, U that the
Lodge will »cl upon them on the first Saturday
iu Septemb r n \t
IVm L'. RFDDING, Sec’ry.
Millcdgeville, 22tl July, 1822. 21 —
IHYic uaV. -VoVicc.
AN ACT for tliu relliifnf tliL- olliccrs, volun-
locrs, and other persons, eiigBgefi in the tale
eiint|iuign against the Bemitiole linlinna.
lie ii enaeteil by the Senate ami lliiune of
lli prtreuiitivea of tlie United States of A-
nieiitii in UoiigreDsasneiuhled, That any of
ficer, volunteer, ranger, cavalry, or oilier
prisons, engaged in the campaign of one
thousand eight hunthed and eighteen, aga
inst the. Seminole Indians, who lias sustain
ed damage by reason of the loss of any
horse or horses, which, in loiiseipienee of
the government of tlie United Stales lading
to supply sulliciant forage, while engaged iu
said set * ice, died, or were itiiaxoidahly aban
don! d and lust, shall he allowed and paid the
value thereof.
Sec. 2. And he it further enacted, That
said officers, volunteers, and rangeis, vavai
ry, or other persons, for the loss of any ne
cessary equipage of said horse, or horses,
offer any guns lost in said service, or which
were left in possession of the United States
or of any officer thereof, shall he allowed
and paid the value theicof; said claims to
A Minimal y d-sc, iplim. of the country in git- |)( , j(1 |u ,|,’e T, rest,, y,‘ not
neral, as re?pcctx soil, climate, and topographi- J ... r
cal details, with remark, on the dilfereat ap- 0ll, " UIH " aiTtopnaled : 1’rovuled, Unit, if
propriate c.ulture.". parlicularly coller, sugar
Cuba tobacco nml fruits.
An Abstract as far us attainable, of all tin*
grants made by the Spnnbli nutboritirs in tb.
Floriilas, wilb tlie names of the orignul gran-
tues, icc. explanations of the principles upon
which lands u ere generally conceded, ami nti
account of the different laws, royal order-,
ice.authorizing the Governors to make grants.
Such information resp* cling the lndiam
wrecking sy-t**m among the Keys to Reef«,U «i-
fher general points, ax may be considered use
ful or interesting to the public.
THF. PRICE will be. marie n*» low a*? po«-i-
ble—it being presumed that the Map and Pam
phlet mnv he issued at a sum not exceeding
1HREE DOLLARS for both.
St. Augustine, June 29. 2d—1 It.
(FT Names of subscribirs for the Map and
Book will be. received at this Office until the l-l
of September m xt, nml the copies will be ac
cordingly lorwarded as soon us published, pay
able on delivery.
H
Just Published, anti for sale
LYnn & Uuvtva,
BOOK-'EI.LEItS, MILLEDGEV ILL!’,,
I STORY of the Americaf) He volution, com-1
prehending ail the principle evei.D, both j
in tin* Field and in the (hiliicel, b\ J*nul Alh n, I
E-ip in 2 voR. octavo. 60—Sir Andrew \\y-1
lie, ol that Ilk, by the author of “ AunaR of the j
Pnri-h," kc in 2 vols. jj, 2—Curiositieft for the i
liigehioii. 1 *, selected from the most atiteidie. |
l rcrtsures of Nature, Science and Art, Biogra- i
phy, History, ami (SnnerHl Literature, 87 1-2
rents—The Martyr of Antioch, a Dramatic Po
em, by the Rev. II II. MUnion, IVolVs.sor ol
Poetry, in the Fninersiiy of Oxford, 60 ceuts.
ALSO— A SUPPLY OF
YyysAy Tuyy\\\v SyyA,
of an excelled quality.
(FT Suliseriptions received for the Edinburgh,
Quarterly and dXortk Ann m an Utvincs.
July 23. 2*1—If.
100 Dollars Uowajcl.
E SCAPED from.the Penitentiary on the 23d
inst. two Convicts, to wit:—The notori
ous
AVvWvam AW mi,
of Gwinnett county—he is about 35 year? of
age, 5 feet 8 3-4 inches high, fair complexion,
hazlc eyes and dark hair, slender made—and
3<>\u\ .AwUumy,
from Richmond county, 25 years old, five fret
7 3-1 inches high, pale complcction, dark hair
and blue eyes—his family resides in Franklin
county The above reward will hr paid for
thrir delivery at (his place, or fifty dollars for
either of them.
rillLIP COOK, P. Keeper.
Penitentiary, July 29. 26—dt
Seventy-Jive Dollars Reward.
MAIL ROBBERY.
OTOr THE VILLAIN’.—Brokp thojail
of Clark cotinty, and made his escape
therefrom, on the 10th inst.
.IV O Y\ r.V8WV YWV,
a youth about seventeen or 18 years of age,
five feet 10 or I 1 inches high, spare built,
blue eyes, fair complected, dark hair, very
forward in company, and fond of gambling,
lie had been employed to carry the mail of
the United States on the route from Millcdge-
ville In the Hurricane Shoals, in Jackson
county, and was arrested and committed for
ti ial at Millcdgcvill. before the Sixth Circuit
Court of the United States, The above re
ward will he given to any person tint will
deliver him to the Jailor of Milledgt ville, or
of Jackson county.
THOMAS HYDE,/VM.
.It jrffr rson, Jiickscn county. Geo.
April 11, 1822. li—tf
NOTICE AND CAUTION.
AJTTIILKI.AS I have boon informed tlm:
v » John Cnrnorhan nnd Peter Mitchell id
this City have by sundry deed?, recently mort
gaged ami assigned to divers pi rson* either
their individual creditors, creditors of tlie late
firm of Carnochan and Mitchell, or others, all
or sundry the property and estate both real and
personal of the said lirbi as well us their own
individual property and estate e.onsi-ting to
gether of houses, iota, lands, stores, wharfs
negroes, toe in Savannah and Darien in Geor
gia, or the neighborhood thereof, L elsewhere
with their interest or share in the stock i f tlie
Lower Steam Mill near Darien, nml sundry
shares in the United States Bank nml other
Banks, as well ns sundry debts due to them in
various places, besides lands, lots, negroes, &ic.
in the territory of Florida, and particularly one
large tract of land bought of Forbes k Co lying
between the rivers St. Marks and Apalachicola
in the territory of Florida aforesaid.
I hose are hereby to caution the public n-
gainst purchasing any part of the said property
or estate so conveyed, or any other property
belonging to the said Carnochan and Mitchell,
or either of them, us I hold prior mortgages on
the greatest part thereof, which are on record
in the registry in Savannah and Darien afore
said, nml in Charleston, S. C. and equitable li
ens on all the properly of said John Carnochan
and Peter Mitchell.
WILLIAM CHRISTIE.
19—tf
WlIJi 13E SOLD,
O N Saturday, the 24th of August next, nt the
residence of the subscriber, iu Laurens
county, a BAY M ARE, being part of the per
sonal property of David Foreman, dec’d—told
for the benefit ol the creditors of said e-tnle.
JOHN HAMILTON, Adm'r
July 4. td»*
Savannah, June 6.
\»*.vw .’Voti.cc.
rpiJE SUBSCRIBERS have associated to
IL got her in the name of
Jones vuuWIimavtY,
in tlm PRACTICE of I he LAW. Their office
is opened on the West sideoftlie Penitentiary
square. They will attend the several Superior
Cnuri-i of the Oumulgee Circuit, und ol the
cuuulics of Hancock nml Twiggs.
SEABORN JONES.
THACKER B. HOWARD
T. S. The subscriber will continue topracliec
in the federal Court. S. J.
January 1, 1822. 49—tf
A LL persons Indebted to the estate of Evans
ex. Lott", deceased, are requested It) make
payment ; and these to whom it is indebted,
to render in their accounts properly authenti
cated within the. time prescribed by law.
July 15.
j prescribed by law.
NIMROD W. LONG, Adm’r.
23—fit
A LL persons huviue demands aqainst the* es
/jl tale of Britton McCullert, di c'd, are r«.
quested to present them regularly authenticat
ed in terms vf the law, and all persons indebt
ed, are requested to make payment.
JOHN TUO.MA8, Adm’r,
July 12, 23—6t. ih Isnit non
any payment sh II lune liccn made to an)
officer or soldier aforesaid, litr the use and
risk, alter the death or abandonment ol his
horse, such amount shall he deducted from
the value thereof, unless said officer, or sol
titer, shall show that he waa rt-mounted, in
which case the deduction shall only extend
to the li itsi ■ such i •flic-r or soldier served on
foot: .lndprovided also. That, il any pay
ment shall have been made lo any ollici r or
si Idicr, on account of cl tilting, such pay
tent shall he deducted from the value of
his horse or acrountri imuits : . lnd provid' d
further, That no claim shall he allowed tin
der (he provisions of t is act, until proper
evidence shall have been received by the
accounting officers, from the company to
which the claimants shall haie belonged,
showing, the number of horses lost in said
company, in manner aforesaid, the time
when lost, and the name of the owner.
See. .8. And he it further enacted, That
the accounting otiicer of the Treasury De
partment, shall audit and settle those el; inis
under such rules and regulations as the
President of the United States may pie-
scribe.
PHILIP P. HARBOUR,
Speaker of I lie House ot Representatives,
JOHN GAILLAKD,
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
Washington, .Muy 4, 1822.—Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
Tn r. a s l a v D k p a b tm i : .n t ,
Third .Auditor's OJJice, 28tli May, 1822.
Claimants under the foregoing act, are
hereby notified, that their claims arc lo he
transmitted to this office for settlement
that no claim can he allowed till the evi
dence called for by the last pro) ision the
said act shall he received at this ollice:—
that evidence thus called for, is lo he con
tained in a roll of each company, sworn to
by the commanding officer thereof, if alive,
or if dead, by the nt xt surviving officer, and
which must he accompanied by proof ol
the value of carh horse lost ; that to sub
stantiate a claim for equipage or for any
gun, or guns lost, there will he required tin
certificate of the officer, or surviving otlieei
commanding the claimant at the. time tin
loss was sustained, proving such loss, that
it happened without any fault or negligence
mi the part nf the owner, and the value of
the article, or articles lost:—that for a guu.
or guns, left in possession of the United
Slates, or of an officer thereof, there w ill he
required the certificate of the officer of the
United States, under whose charge, or to
whom the same was, or were left, or deli
vered, proving the fact, and the value of
such gin:, or guns :—that ev ery claim must
he accompanied hy a deposition of the
claimant, stating that he has not received
from any officer, or agent of the United
States, any Imrsc, or horses, equipage, gnn,
or guns, (as the ease inay lie,) in lieu of such
as he shall have lost, nor any compensation
for the same ; and by proof that Ihe claim
ant is the identical person who sustained
the loss; and that all evidence, except the
certificates of officers who at the time of
giving them were in the military service of
the United States, must he stvoru to before
some judge, justice of the peace, or other
person duly authoriz' d to administer oaths,
and of which authority proof should accom-
panv the evidence.
1’LTLIt HAGNKR, dl,editor.
June 13. 21 — 121.
~TO~rilE PUBLIC.
H CARNOl HEN ami P. Mi l l HELL, are
»/ . soiry to be again brought before Hie. pub
lie by n second notice of Mr. Christie' 0 , w bo lias
undoubtedly claims again-t them, which w hen
finally liquidated on the dcci-ion of the suit
now pending, they will try lo satbfy as soon us
possible thereafter.
The deeds under w hich Mr. Christie claims
an exclusive right to all the real and personal
estate of C.irnochcn and Mitchell, m e consider
ed as informal, unjust and illegal. Hence,
they have bean brought, and are still before
the Court, and other deeds liavt been executed
and recorded, conveying the properly for the
use of all their creditors, .Mr. Christ in included;
with.■'fit any tnot or reservation beneficial to
C. and M. or their families—nnd if this he not
agreeable to that gentleman, it must neverthe
less appear fair and equitable to the public and
all who have a sense of jintice.
J he 1 rustens under the late deeds are anxious
to sell the lands in I'lnridi. alluded tointhe no
tice of Mr. nnd to apply the proceeds to the
immediate payment of part of his demand and
deposile n sufficiency thereof to cover nil his
claims, subject to the decision of the Court—
but his opposition lo any reasonable sale, as
one interested in bis own ri -lit, whilst injuring
all parties concerned, mn-t be borne until ii
sale can he made under an older of Court
Savannah, June 8. pj tf.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
R akawayoii tlie nion-
- im; of tin* 5tJi inst.
a n» £n> sl.tvr Ixfloii^ing to
tin* ftiib.-uriberi named
S A M.
lie* took aw ay with him n pair of morocco Boot -
nearly new, and two linen riiirt- marked with
the siiliscnhrrs name 111* had on a Bomba
zine rout und pantaloons, anil a half worn bea
ver lint. He is of a dark complexion, and n-
Bont f» feet 7 indies high. Well made, nnd n-
B'>ut28 years old. He will probably make for
Savannah. The above reward and ail reasona
ble expenses will be paid for his deliver y to the
ftiibsr,*iber at Milled- evil.e, or upon his being
lodged in any j dl iu the state.
SAMUEL ROCKWELL.
July 7 . 24—tf
Entertainment.
rj-JITF. SUBSCRIBERS
X the public,lliatthev
beg leave tn inform
, have taken that large
mid com mi dioushnuse in Ealonlon, lately oc
cupied by Benjamin Williamson, ns n Tavern,
where they hope, by their exertions, to merit a
share of the public patronage. Their Stable
will he furnished with the bo t provander, nnr’
attended by faithful ostlers. Tliclr Bar and Ta
ble will be the best the country affords.
U OODWARD&J U ILLIAMSON
February 25. p , p
A LL persons are hereby cautioned agnins
jL trading for a note of hand given by me to
Jus. Douglass, for jl I iX*, dated August, 1821.
ainidue one day alter dale, n- I am deteiuiiu-
ed not to pay the same.. JOHX MU.!.UK
July 2. 26- tf.
10 Dollars Reward.
") ANAWAY from the subscriber about tht*
V olh iii't , a negro woman named
j ii
16 or 20 years of ngr, very black, stout made-
but not tall, wears ear-rings ; wore away a
strip’d homespun frock and Blue plaid apron.
But took with her other clothing 8lic former
ly belonged tn Mr. Grimes, w In- kept the Ka.B
VDvern in AngiHft, and nm* live* in Greens
Borough—she will probably make for one id
those places The above reward will Be paid
to anv person who will deliver her to me in
Montieello. JOHN HILL
Ma\ 29 17-If
RULE NISI.
O N the petition of John Lnncdon, f.)r the
u-e of Nicholas M Ware, assignee,repre
senting Unit Joseph Miller forseenrin . tlie pay
ment «d t’* ree hundred dollars, due By note on
the 26lli December, 1617, executed to said
Langdon, n inortgage of fifty acre.-Jof laud, ly-
int* and Being in the county and stale »fore-aid.
which said l.nngdon previously sold and eon-
yed to said Miller, and it appearing to the
Court that the said sum of money is still due,
n motion Being’ made by counsel of said Lang-
tlon for that purpose, IDs ordered, that notice I
1 hi* Rule Ni d Be givi n in terms rf law to said
.Miller, and unless sufficient chu*c be shewn to
the contrary, his equity of redemption in and
said mortgaged pmnises be hared, nnd that
the usual proceedings be had in the premises
wording to the net of Assembly, in such cases
made and provided.
A true copy,
THOMAS II. KENAN, Clk
June 4, 1822. n »l2,o
NOTICE.
(VTINF. month'* alter dale, application v 1
-L i uiadp to the honorable tin* Four! ol O ••
dinary, ol Baldwin coiinLv* for lease to -id
270 acres ol laud, Belonging to J. *\. 1 rontma.i,
a minor. Nov. 27, 1629. nibtn.
jVj INK months after dale q pi itot ion u ill liy
J- x made t<> the Honorable the Interior conit
ol’I.iinrens (arnnty, while sitting foi Ordinare
purpose*, for leave to sell the real e late of
Britton M (’ullers, dec’d.—Sold for the Bern lit
of the heirs und creditors of said dec ea » d
tV. R. COLEMAN, Adm r
July 27,1821. in9m
]\i 1NE months alter date, application will Be
1 x made to the Bonorahle Inferior court of
Laurens county, when fitting (orordinary pur
pose-, for leave to till all the real it ah of
John Monlford, dee d -sold for Ihe benefit of
the hi irs of said estate
HENRY MONTFORD, J
EBI.NF/.KK FULSOM, «
January 24, 1822.
* Adm’r ft
MNK months niter ditto, applicati
on will lie made to tin: honorable the Inferier
I.olirt of Lnnrens county, for leave to fell tbo
real estate of David Foreman, deretood, con
sisting of a xqiuiiR of land, or leva, lying in tin-
1 Mill dial riel of Early county, No -lot’—also, a
Negro gill belonging to said e tale.
JOHN HAMILTON, Adm’r %
July 4, 1822. nibrn*
N1JNE months alter (lute, applica
tion will be made lo the honorable Inferior
Court of Lmirnns county, \v hen filling for or
dinary pnr|io“es, for Ii avc to -e 11 all the real t\.-
Ii’te of Hugh Thomas, deed—for tht- benefit of
the heirs.
F.LI WHITTEN, Adm’r.
JAC0B_OAitEKr.lt, A hn’r>
hi ruf hit v ife.
m9iii
May
l -.a:
NI NE months alter date, npplicr.--
lion wit! be ninile to the honorable Infi ri r
court of Laurens county, for leave to sell the
real estate el Cary l hrooji, dee d
THOMAS KING, Adm’r.
May B, 1822. infim
\ i IN E months after date, applieuti.m vv ill he
x made to the honorable Court of Ordina
ry rf Laurens enmity, for leave to sell the reel
* -tale .if Benjamin Snellgrove, deceased—to be
old foi the fit of the loir-, i .ai asi d
CATIURINE SNELLGROVE, Admr x-
April 2, 1822 8—rnfim-
GEOKGI \, Baldwin county.
Ai oustin Hakais, ) Hide to eslablith a Insi
vs s note in Baldwin Supcn-
Al'oust vs .1 Bnow.v ) or Court
“T iqqiearing to the Court llial n Rule Nisi waa
obtained at the Inst term of this Court
the above case, requiring publication there
of, once a month, until the present term, in
one of the public gazettes of this state, and it
appearing tlmt said publication has not been re
gularly made according to the requisitions id
said Rule—It is therefore now ordered, that said
Rule lie published iu the Southern Recorder,
once a month for three months
A true copy taken from the minutes, 30th
March. 1822 THOS. II. KENAN, Clk
April 5, 1822. in3m
I'X' I- AUGl-STIN' HARRIS, seventy-four
a--* dollars, eighly-tliree nnd one fourth cents,
value received, this‘22d Fell. 1821.
(Signed; AUGUSTUS J. BROWN,
Adm rofthe estate of \rtliurS Dannelly,dec’d.
BALDWIN SUPERIOR COURT,
Xorunbcr .Idjourncil Term, 1821.
It appearing to the Court hy the affidavit nf
Samuel GoodsII, that he was possessed of a
certain due bill of which the above i« a copv.
and that the same has been lost or inislakl so
that it cannot he found;
it is ordered, that a copy of said due bill bt,
established in lieu ..f sniJ lost original at the
next term of this cmirl, unless cause bushowii
lo the contrary, and that a copy of this Rule
be published in one of the public gazettes ol
this state, once u month until the next term
of this court.
.1 trne eopy taken from the minutes, this 12th
November, 1821.
THOMAS IL KENAN, Clerk.
November 27, 1821.
IVf OTICE.—Nine months after dote, np
L N plication will he made to the honora
Ide the. Court of Ordinary, to he hidden in
and for the county of Baldwin, for leave to
sell nil the real estate of Isaiah Eilamls, de
ceased.
NANCY EILANDS, Adm’x.
Dee. 6, 1821 infim
|V UNE months after date, application w ill be
• ' made totlie honorable tins Inferior court
ol Baldwin county, when sitiine for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell the real and person
al e.-iale of Arthur Danelly, dee d—for the be
nefit of the heirs nml credii. irs of .aid dee d
ARTHUR DA.NELLV, Adm
January 6, 1822. ,,,p ni
|V IN E tiinnlii- alter date, application will l e
i.X ninde to the lionnralile the Court of Or
dinary of Laiirens county, for leave to sell (he
real i slate nf Penelope Desnnbleaux nnd Lewis
P. B. Desanblcaiix, dee d minor oiphans of L.
,1 Desnidileanx, dee il, for the benefit of Pen. -
i- pe Desanbleaux and the heirs uf L. P. Desan-
bleuux, dee d.
WILLIAM L MrKEE, Adm’r.
LOTT \V ARREN, Adm’r and
Guardian.
Dublin, March 2, 1822. mfiui
Ti. INK months a It. r date ap; lira I ion will
X he made to the Honorable Inferior
Court of Laurens County, when sitting for
ordinaly purposes, for leave to sell the real
estate ol Elijah \Y. Breazenl, deceased
EASON ALLEN, Admr.
December 10th, 1821. 15 id.
GEORGIA, Laurens county.
RULE NISI.
. PON the petition of Marv Bafey, praying*
v this ( onrl for the establishment oi a ciq y r
in lieu of an original note, lost or mislaid, which
petition is supported by an affidavit of its lo--,
necompniiicd iiy a copy oi the original, as near
ly as the petitioner can recollect, which is of
file in the office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said county. On motion of Lott War
ren, attorney for the petitioner, it is ordered,
that tlie said copy note of file in snid office I \
established in lieu of the Original s» lost or mis
laid, unless cause be shewn to the control) —•
And it is further ordered, that a copy of this
rule he published ojioe a month for the term of
six mouths, in one of the public Gazettes of this
state.
.7 true copy from the minutes. \T,th .March,
Is --’ _ NEIL MUNROK, Cik..
March 16. mffin
rY liVL months alter date, applica
tion Will lie made tn the honorable the Inferior
court of Baldwin county, w hen siltin: for ordi
nary purposes, for leave to sell the rogl estate
of Alexander Greene, dee d
R. A. GREENE, jjctintr .Idm'r
July 8, 1822. 0 ln 9, n
NINE months afterdate, applicati
on will lie made lo the honorable the Inferior
court of the county of Baldwin, when sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell Lot No.
-2, in the lltli di.tfic! of Monroe roui.lv, a -
the properly of John O Bird, dee d—for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors nfsaid dee', 1
THOMPSON BIRD, Adm'r.
J oy 2, 1822 infim
GEOKGI i Baldwin County
W HERE IS John U No’l l Pitts applies fur
letters of dismission from the 'e;(dtc of
John Fitts, dee d ;
There are therefore to cite nml admonish all
singular the kindred U credit.)? id -aid d. ,■ d.
to he. nnd appear at my oll'ieu within the tin,,
prescribed by law*, nnd shew c.-.'ise (if any)
why said letters fbould not be granted iu term*
of the law*.
Given under my hand and scid, (hi? 3d d.i\
of June, JB22.
TM8.MAS 11. KENAN, Clk
Jun « 4 > 17—tntim.
N1 \ lb months alter date, appliea-
(ion w ill be made to the Inferior court.»! Lau
rens county, for leave to soil the follow ing
tracts of land—Lot No 340, in the 17th district
Early county *, Lot 379,in the 6th district Ear
ly.; 94 in the 16th Irw in, nnd Lot 188, first dis-
tiicl \\al'on,they being the real estate of Re-
hum Redding, deceased—sold for the benefit of
the heirs and credit.irsof said deceased
JASI’EIt HESTER, Adm’r-
M*»y 3 1802 mffin
(1KOIIG i A, Telfair county.
In Telfair Superior court, March Term, 1821.
Thomas Wingfield, ) .J BUI.!: NISI for the
, foreclosure of is murt-
CiEoncF. Nixon. )yiipe.
1 8 HIE petition of Thomas Wingfield, shewed),
0 that on the eighteenth dayui August, ei .h-
tueu hundred end seventeen, George Nixon did,,
in the county of Greene, in the state aforesaid,
mortgage.!.! your petitioner, all these tracts or
parcels ofland, lying and being in the county 1 f
Telfair, formerly Wilkinson, known by nitm-
bei'378 in the fitii district of old Wilkinson, now
Telfair, containing 202 1-2 acres—rd-o, one
I 1 action, known by* iMimbcr 372, containing
140 6 loths acres, 9bi distiict—also, one otlu r
Fraction, containing J24 8-IUtbs acres, known
by No. 378 and filli district—one other ITaeii-
on,known by No. 380, in 9th district, contain
ing 195 1-2 acre—also, one other l’rarlinn r
known by No. 379, in 9th district, containing
to acres also, one other Fra. lion, known by
No. 3,7, 111 mil district, containing 906 loins
i'vre.s.. also, one other I raetiou, know 11 by No.
371, in fit li district, containing 85 7-lOlbs acre#
al si, one square ol pmoy-w oods land, known
by No. 360, in 9ib ilistiicl, containing 202 1-2
acres; the said traits and tractions being nnd
lying in the Oth distort, fortnnly \Nilkinsoirs
now i eltHir couiily, for tlie brllct securing tlitr
p lyment <4 three several pi*onii- i ory i;otes,
bearing even d„te w ith said mortgage, caett
lor the sum of one thousand dollars; or©
duo tile last day of January, 1819, the -second,
the last of January, D20, and the third, on 1 -
hc( net he t.' si dsy “• laiiuary, L-l—a Ihesaid
George Nixon having (ailed to pay said slims of
irtoncy—on ntolion of T G. noil, bUoif?
1'*v wort :*' . . ,* is nf Ipred tl : : . .*•,
George do pav into the Clerk soffioe oi the bn*
I r °ur! of said county, <he principal, intc •
rest and curt due on snid mortgage, within,
twelve mouths from this date, the equity*. t re
demption be, and is hen by forever bar. d end
lor. I lo'ed, provided notice of tt,i? rule be ; 11I12
Ii-lio.J once a month for twelve months in the*
Southern Recorder, printed at Millodgeville, or*
■rr.i'.l un the morl ,a.*.«r or h .- octal a * et 4
s \ month, before the ime tlie tw elve ino.it;,,
shall espirg.
GEORGIA, Telfair county.
I 1.1 il 1II \ the loveai.lng tn l.e n (me r-mv
L'lknn frimi the Minutes, ibis 2I1I1 81 i lember
( 1 WBiie -.im handandpiival. seal,there
being no seal of office.
D McRAE, Cl k S C
October 22. ml?m
\ INt. months all, rdnte, apple .itiou w ill (.«
made to the honoiable the Infenni < ait
ot Warren county, when silting f„ r e.rriinary
purpoM -, tor leave to #ell the real estate i,| A-
q'lilla Stove iiS| drrpRSprl.
RObb ST.nX.Nif, Adm'r
January 29; lS2i tijffir..