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BY ORANTI.AND & ORME.
MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1827.
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No. 48, op VOL. VIII.
T-Th- IUCorMb *» pnbliskfil weekly,
X tlreel, between IVnyiteaml Jeff t son,
° C .Dollars per annum. pay* lilt! in advance,
Dollarst if not paid before the end of the
UF.MEVT9 coniric'ioiisly inserted at
I'hose sent without n speeifi-
M ibre
„ r f.'our
\OVEH r
usua f ^ |)ltmhcr 0 f insertions, will lie pub
”J‘lj Uli; il ordered out, and charged accord-
silt'soflaP'I niu ' " c ff rocs . b - v Administrators,
c.n'at >rs nr Guardians, are required by law. to
h'.l, Id on the first Tueflay in the mouth, be-
the hours often in the forenoon and three
. „r,eruoon, at the court-house of the couii-
t» in which the property is situate.—Notice* of
" l( , ni'imid must lie given in a public gazette
i '-rv ilavl, and negroes, forty days, previous
the dtiv of sale.
■Sotirnr-f the sale of personal property must he
•' , j., qae manner, forty day* previous to the
rtn of sale. Aim. notice to the tlebtors and ere-
jii irs of an estate must be publisiiotl for pouty
(/ns- .
Notice that application \Vill lie made to the
fourt of Ordinary for leave to sell land, must be
published for FOUR MONTHS.
V til business in the line of Printing, will meet
wth prompt attention at the Kticonnen Office.
[.truss (nil luisinc*') must ho posr-paid
\iWNV YMWcc, in Y'YmvAiv.
ffAlff’. suuscribeis have nssm iated themselves
! in f’l- 'tiee, an ATTORSIES, COCK-
SELLOUT mid PROCTORS, in the Middle
and Western Districts of Florida null in the
Courts of Ippenls at Tallahassee.
They will also practice in the Superior courts
rtf the counties of Decatur and Early, in tie or
gia, and the Circuit courts of Henry, Dale ami
Pike, in Alabama.
Their office is at tfebbn'tte. Jackson count)/,
Florida, at which place one or the other may at
nil times lie consulted, except when attending
the Courts.
Letters on business will receive immediate at
tention,
•TAMES IVEBB,
PETER W. GAUTIER, Jr.
IVebbville, Nov. 0 45— 4t
T
The Subscriber,
B 'AVING purchased the House
. lately owned by Thomas Na
pier, Esq., situated on the West side
, of the Pu.aie Square, in Eatonton,
, Mason’s, respectfully informs the
ilint ho has made extensive additions to
and that it is now ooen for the accommoda
tion of C? aAI»f3I3SSJS* J’SJB.BOM’S
,\n A Vt A A YV i) Vi YYS.
He hopes from the attention which he will lie-
siow to render Ins customers comfortable, to
meet with a liberal share of public patronage.—
His house is large, airy and pleasantly situated ;
l,„ table shall always he furnished with the best
the country affords, and every necessary pro
vided foi the ease and comfort of his guests.—
hi, staldes will tie stored with prpyeuder and at
tended by faithful Ostlers.
IVI LIE ABERCROMBIE.
Eatonton, .Tune 25 22—11 tan.
YYoYY Tiwwn.
r I SHE SUBSCRIBER informs his
I friends anil the public general
ly, that he lias recently taken tli.it
large and commodious HOUSE,
Dear the river, in the town of Mont
eier , Alabama, formerly omipieil hy Colonel
ement Freeny, aort known by the above name,
winch lie Ins fitted up ill a suitable style, and fur-
nisiiej with every thing necessary for the accom
moduli'!!, of
Travellers and Boarders.
The situation o' ibis Hone for health and conve
nience, lias so long been known to the public, that
n repetition of its advantage, in ill it inspect is
deemed unnecessary 3 .ftiae it to say, that it will
at all times he furnished witlt viands the best tit <t
our maikel affords, and its stables i'.ill laitlilu
and attentive osilers ; and the traveller who may
patrunise him, may rest assured, that no p i ns
fje spared to render his situs
agreeable
December 1 ft
ill' ruble and
JOHN 3 BAILEY
47 -fit
' Waro-itiousc and lioating.
The Sfibscribprs
Yw ~1jf flMENDER to their ftiends
jjn L aud the public, a con
asSStinuance of tlieic services in
the above business. Liberal advances, when
required, will tic made on Cotton stored and
shi iped by them, ami the strictest attention paid
to the interest of their customers.
ATKINSON ^ DEM I NO.
N. 15 Mr. JACOB BA !i HO If will attend to
their Ware house during the season, ns hereto
foie.
Milledgeville, Nov 5 41—If
I u nun is siu n YYuslness.
I1K SlJBSrmBKR offor* iiis set vices to his
nils in the State of Georgia in the trans
action of Hnsiness on Commission, in the City
of New-Voi k, or in any other capacity, requir
ing the infpi vention of an agent in this market.
In tin* purchase or sale of good*, he pledges.his
most arduous efforts, run! does not doubt hid a-
bility to give entire satisfaction.
GKO RGB ROBF-RTSON.
HT Letters *»nd orders, addressed (post paid)
through tlie office of the Georgian, Savannah,
or directed to the advertiser, 145 Water street,
New-York, will be immediately attended to.
New-York, Nov. 1 45—4t
EDUCATION.
fflHF. Academy .it the Madison Springs will r
8_ gain open on the 1st (Jay of Jauu.uy next for
ihe reception of siuJmrfi, under the superinten
denee of Hubert M Garvin. In inviting parents
and guardians to send their children hither for in
s'ruction, we. oflei inducements not excelled by a
ny institution in tin* State. Among these, the nn
paralleled liealthfuIncBS of the place, its reatote-
nesa from every scene of dissipati >u ; the dili
gence, industry and capacity of the teacher, are
nut the leirst—When we reflect upon tlie time th tt
is lost in consequence of sickness, the excellent
constitutions that are enervated and broken down
by its baneful effects* and those scenes of drunken
ness and dissipation incident to all our country vil
lages, we are loiced highly to appreciate the nd
vantage* presented here, and to rest assured that
we will be liberally patronized by an intelligent
community.
First Class—Spelling, rending, writing and the
(ai damental rules of arithmetic, g \ per quarter
Second Class—Arithmetic, Kentish Grammar,
Geography and Belles Lettrre, g G perauarter.
f hird Class—Classical Literature, Mathemn
ties, Moral aud Natural Philosophy, g 8 per quar
ter.
Board with the Teacher can lr* had nt g 8 per
month, in the ueighhrrhnod at % G per niontti
N. B The. 2d and 3.1 Classes will be required to
learn a portion in Sacred History everv Sabbath,
for which purpose they will bring their Bibles
December 13 47—Gt
ffT* J lie Lditor9 of the Augusta riironicle, Sa
vannah Republican aud Washington News are re
quested to publish the above six times, and for-
v.ard tlir ir nccouais for payment t: Robert M
G irvin, M «disnn 8prin?r«»
Hillsborough Academy-
KfTllL Trtisun s taxc .t pleami? m nn rOiwrine
1_ to the jniblic, that after a great deal of dif
ficulty, they have procured the services of IWr
Mitchell, who three or lour years ago pra
dualeu at Franklin College in 'this State, and
comes to us recommended in the most unquestion
able terms* M 0 h »ve. also procured the ser\icc*s
of Miss tfaden to lake einrgc «I the Female Aca
demy a this place, who is recommendt-d to us
very highly by prisons of the first respoctab.ldv
a'mut Katouiwii, who have been a< (planned with
h v iis an instructress lor the last tw* Ive mouths in
tlmt place. The commencement will he the firs*
Monday in January next. Ev» ry exertion on tin
pivt ot the Trustees will he used to promote the
niospeiity ol thusi* institutious.
CUriiBfc.RTREESK.See/ry
December If* 47—fit
LAVAY&TTV, UAYAi.
rpllK SUBSCRIBER WFCtft.1-
^m^'Shb -■* informs the public and hi*
»il * iSfi? ^ r,on ^ s * helms taken that well
known establishment in the town of
Milledgeville, and will be in occupancy by the
first day of June. Mis house shall be supplied
with the heat the country adonis; hi* stable*
well attended and from his long experience in
Hint line of business, be ilattcrs himself he will
be able to give general satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their calls. Gentlemen
travelling with their families car. be well ac
commodated.
CllYRr.ES WILLIAMSON.
Mav 24 17—tf
Negro For S.ile.
fllllE subsci'ibn. nllvrs for salt, one of tbr
-1. first r*le NEGRO SMITH'S, under a go d
ehnrnctec nntl in (lie prime of lif«,'wltich hr
will sell lowfnr cash. Any person wishing to
tiny, can be further informed by addressing a
let cr to the subscriber, Wnrrenlor, Warren
COtm ty. JAMES l’ACE
Wurrenlon, Onlober 07 40 tf
•iviOTit;
11 ot \\ illiam miltvood, dec’ll, lute of (.au
reus bounty, are requested to make payment
without delay, aud all who have just demands
against said estate, arc called on to make them
known to
N V.N'CY J. FULLWOOD, Adm’x.
December I 41—(it
j 1 t»eexpirHHO'iol hiur moil'll*ir .ui ihr-it.,i
I applic t'ion tvill bo mad a ai tlto hoiioiable 1
fenor court ul' Laurens eouniy, when silting for u
Binary purposes,lor leave to sell the real estate of
Sarah Ami Martin, minor.
JONATHAN COLEMAN,Guard’n.
Decembor 24 a tm
\ IThlCAriO ' will be mnj to me tiO' <>
.'JL rabid tiie Infcmr court in M >rgan conn
tv,f irleavt) to sell the real estate of David
lla:dw.ck,!at>!of said county, deceased.
C ft. ZVCHRY, Arltn'r.
M illfflA HARDWICK, Admr’i.
November 17 w4m
j 'lOUR months nfti r dute applieatioti will
. he made to the honorable file Court of
Ordinary of Hancock eounty, vrhen sitting for
rdinary purposes, for leave to sell two
•quares of land I.ots No. iod in the 7:h district
Henry, and No 242, in ton 13sh district of
Lee, belonging to tho orphans ul' Thomas L
Edwards, decensed
MARY EDWARDS,Guardian
November 14. w4m
F OUR monlii3after tho d itn hereof, appli
cation will be made to the honorable tho
Inferior court of Washington county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
Let No. 228, situated in the third district of
Baldwin county "riginally, t-.o-v Putnam coun
ty, containing 21)2 1-2 acres of land, being a
part of the real estate of James Smith, late of
Washington county deceased.
MATILDA SMITH, Adrur’x.
GIDEON SMITH, Adm r
November 23 v. 4m
C * EftftGIA. Twiggs county. Joshua Chapel
f toils before me. ONE BAY HORSE, «|»-
prnued to !|S 75, try James Paul and Puton Run-
nets, with no In and perceivable ou said horse,
with n at,ir in his forehead and about nine years
old, lids gbilt dav of November, 1827.
ROBINS ANDREWS, J. P.
Copt. Perkins' District.
The above is a true exnact taken from the
Estray Hook of said Court.
LARKIN GRIFFIN, CPU I. C.
December 2 45—3t
\ l I. persons indcbled to the estate of John
Daniel, deceased, late of Hancock county,
are requested to make pay incut without delay
and those who have demands against (he estate
of said deceased nrc required to make theln
known within the time prescribed hv law.
JAMES L. DANIEL F.x’or.
December 4 45- Kt
Five Dollars Howard,
S TRAYED or stolen from tho town of
Clinton, on the 5th inst. it chpsnnt
eortel horse, sudd It) nntl bridle sunl
horse is shod before with old shoes, seven
scars old, five feet high, lilnzo fare mid
is n natural trotter. Any person deliver
ing said horse to the subscriber, living
near Fortville, Jones county, (Jeorgin, or
giving information so that I can get him.
shall receive tho above reward.
JORDAN S. RURK.
October 12 H7—if
GEORG I V, Jones count v
W HEREAS Stunucl Cook nod Folly H
Harvey, apply for letters of dismi si r a
from the eslata of Leroy Harvey, late of said
cmir.ty, deceased :
Them are therefore to cite and tulmonbh ell
and singular the kindred anil creditors of said
decoased, to be end appear at my office within
(bn timo proscribed by law, and show cause,
it tiny they can, why said Iwlters of distnitsion
should not be granted. Given under my hand
at ollice, thl« 25'h ,|„y 0 f September, 1827
CHARLES MACARTHY, Cl k o. o
October 1, 1827 .'trim Bin
Lf tlrrs from Col. MoKsnnei/, Superintend*
mil of Indian Off'airs, to the Secretary o*
It’ar.
Noiice.
N INE months after date, ndpllcalioh will
be made to the liouoralile Inferior court
of Jasper county, when sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell tho real estate of
William Avery, dec d.
E. PRICE, Adm’r
March 17. 1827 7—mt»m
YSv. V>W —Dentist,
A GAIN olVeisi his srivices to the citizens of
\. tliii plar#. IJixoOice istlmt formerly oc
cupied by Dr. Rogers, nearly opposite Lufny-
ette Hall.
Milledgeville, Nor. £p
41—tf
WARE-HOUSE
Anti Commissi in Business.
rjlHE Snb*crit>er« having connected t em
.3. set vs iu the Ware-house anil Commission
Business respectfully inform the public, that
. have thRen the VVarn hoitse lately occupied
h. 11r. Jncoii Barrow, w hich is ready for the re
ci pi •,,f f tun P e nut attention will be
paid all business entrusted to their care, and
h erai advances insJe ou Colton, when requir
ed P. A. CLVYTON.
A F. MOORE.
Mliu dqeviile, Nov* 10*10 3 40—tf
L or ton "wanted*
FOK SAl.E,
A \’aluable Plantation
I ?) Crawford county, containing five hundred
acres and upwards, about two and a half
null's front Knoxville ; about 150 acres has been
recently cleared, and is consequently fresh, and
is of the first quality, as the present crop of
corn and cotton, notwithstanding the drought,
will demonstrate. Of the uncleared land, there
is 250 acres partly high land aud partly Reave
ponds, the greater pait of which is first quality
and durable, and tiie balance, say about 100 a
ere* pine land, it lies on what is called the Ben
ver-dam creek, and is believed by those who
know it to be, if not the very best, one of the
best plantations in Crawford county. Ther
arc on the plantation all neeessai y cabins for
(lie comfortable accommodation ol a family and
the security of crops. Persons who may desire
to purchase, are invited to call and view tiie pre
mises. The subscriber (living on the spot) will
shew the lines, and assist any one iu the most
minute investigation of the whole tract- A
reat bargain will be given, ami terms mad
known on application io Gen. D. Lb Mitchell
near Milledgeville, or to
JOHN PRIDE.
October 20 33—tf
rjMIE Sip scribrr will purchase Gotton dur-
in. Hid season, and pay the highest cash
pric.s. Knq j e nf Mr. ( alhomi’s Stor-, next
door below the State Bank.
T A. CLAYTON.
October 12 37— tt
Thomas G. Gordon,
A TTOliXE V AT'LA If,
H AVING established himself permanently at
the fails of the Chatahoochie, will attend
the Superior courts of tho Chatahoochie Circuit,
ftnd the Western counties of the Flint Circuit.
He will regularly attcti<i the hind *ales Hucl col-
et the monies as far as practicable, on all ex
a ution* that may he entrusted to his manage-
nuoit. A mail arrives three times a week at the
Falls, where letters can be directed to him.
November 22 48—1 Ot
1CF The Augusta Chronicle and Macon Met-
singer will give the above three insertions, and
"forward their accounts for payment, to T. G. G.
After the expiration of lour
nontlii hfier date, her .of application will be
made to the honorable Inferior court of Ap
ling county, when siting for ordinary purpos-
j, fur lo.ive to sell the real estate belongit-g
to Samuel Clary, minor.
JO FPU G GINKIN3, Guardian.
November 20 43—w4m
F OUR month, after date, application will he
made to the honorable Interior court of
l liomas county, when sitting for ordinary pur
poses, for leave to sell all the real estate of Phi
lip Parris and Nathan S. Parris, dec'd, of said
county—for the benefit of the heirs and credi
tors of said deceased.
CHARLES II. KIXGSLEY, Adm’r.
September 1.3 31—w4m
k NOUR months after date, application w ill be
i? made to tiie Inferior court of Twiggs coun
tv, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the real estate of William Powell, dec’d.
THUS. DOZIER, Adm’r.
September 18 34—w4m
* NOD R mouths alter date, application will be
J. imule to the lionorable tiie Intel ior court
of Morgan county, sitting for ordinary pttrpo
sor,for leave to sell Lot No 100, in the 7th e.is-
irielnt Fayette.(diawn by Jacob Sbcfli Id,) as
part of the real estate of Zachariah Sneffuiti,
deceased. All persons concerned are request
ed to avail themselves of this notice
Jacob Sheffield, Adm’r
September 16 33—w4 n
JYewlon Superior Court, March Turn, 1827.
Cahy Wood, )
vs [RULE NISI.
ARCHilAr.D G. Bu bo )
O N tho petition of Cary Wood, staling tbn)
Arclubiild G. Uilho, on tbn fitteenlh day
of April, eighteen hundred ond twenty-three,
did make, eiecute and deliver to your prliti
oner, his certain mortgage deed for a Lot ol
Land, No. (174,) one hundred ami seventy-
six, in the first district of originally Walton,
now Newton county, oil Little river, contain
ing two hundred and (if y acres, more or less,
originally granted to William Carden of Me
London's district, of Jasper county, which
mortgage was made for the better securing the
payment of a promissory note, subscribed with
the hand if the said Archibald G. Bilbo, and
bearing even date with the said mortgage,and
payable to said Cary Wood, on or beiore the
twenty-fifth day of December nexl, (meaning
next after the dale of said note,) he the said
Archibald 0. Bilbo promised to pny your peti
tioner or bearer, the sum of six hundred and
thirty-nine dollars and tweuty-nine cents, va
lue received of him, with lawful interest from
this date ; that is, the date of said note—And it
appearing that the said Archibald G Bilbo
have made default in the payment of said sum
of money aforesaid, it is therefore order d hy
lic Court, that unless said Archibald G. Bilio)
do pay into the Clerk’s office of Ihe Superior
court of ttii.-)county, the ptincipal and interest U
cost due on raid mortgage within 12 months
from this date, that the equity ol redempti
on of, in nud lo the said mortgaged premises
will be henceforth barred and forever foreclos
ed—And it is further ordered, that a Copy ol
this rule he served on the mortgager nt least
six months before the expiration of this tule,
or published in one of tho public gezelti s of
this Slate twelve mouths In pursuance of the
statute in such cases made and provided.
The above Is a true ext. net froin the minutes,
this 29;h day of March, 1827.
JOHN H TRIMBLE, CTk.
April 14, 1827 ni!'2m
GEOII.GIA, Laurent county.
COURT OF ORDINARY, JULY 3, 1827.
U I’ON the petition of Davis Smith, adminis
trator of Mary Franklin, deceased, shew
log that hr liltt fit fly administered said estate'
ll is ordered, that six months notice be given in
the Southern Recorder, to ail persons concerned,
to shew cause, if anv they have, why letters of
dismission from said estate should not he grant
ed.
A true copy from the Minutes,
THOMAS MOORE, CTk.
July 6, 1827 ttiOm
IN me mouths alter date, appli
cation will be made to the honorable tiie In
ferior court of Warren county, when sittin
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the re
til estate belonging to Ju:ncs Lnlimer and An
gustlis Latimer, legatees under the Will of Re
becen Latimer, dec’d, late of said county.
HENRY LOCKHART, Guard’n.
March 20, 1827 8~mWin
Niue months after date, appli-
•n'ion will be made to tlie honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Jones county, fer leave
to sp.ll Lot No. 161, io I lie 9l It district of for
merly Monroe, now Pike county, belonging to
the estate of Nathan Childs, Jr. dec'd—In be
sold for Ihe benefit of the heirs of said i stair
TUE ADMINISTRATOR?
March 8. 1827 mbm
GEORGIA. Junes county.
W HEREAS Thomas A Hamilton, ns exe
cutor and administrator cum ttt'iinenlo
annexo, of the real estate of James Blount, de
ceased, applies for letters of dismission from
aid estate: *
And whereas William S.C. R-iidjnpplies for
letters of distnisdon on the estate of ilufus
Huntington, decensed:
Those arc therefore to cite and odmonBh all
and singular Ihe kindred and creditors of said
deceased, to he and appear at my office within
the lime prescribed by Ihw, and shew cause,
if any they can, why said letters of dismisrion
should not he granted. Given under my hauc
nt office, this 28th day Of September, 1827
CHARLES MACARTHY, tt. c.o
Octobers, 1827 tr.fim
Nine months alter date, appli
cation will be mace to the honorable the In
ferior court of Jncasott county, when sitting
f»r ordinary purposes, for leuvi to sell one
half of the 142i) Lot, 7th district Fayette conn
ty, seven nng r oes, namely, Aggy, * w: man,
ai d her childrr u Mglessey, a girl, Judy, a
girl, Peronelt, n girl, Ann, a girl, arid tiurlly
a b.'y, it being part of the real estate of John
Lambert, late of said county, deceased—sold
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
suid estate.
JOHN FLANINGAN
March 1, 1627
J7J0UR months afterdate application will be
a made tn the Court of Ordinary for the
county of Jefferson, for leave to sell lot No 47,
in the 7tlt district of Henry county, containing
202 1-2 acres, being th® real estate of the or
phans of William Hadden, late ot Jefleison
county, dec’d. and to be sold for their benefit.
• MARY HADDEN, Guardinn.
August 28 —dm*
LAW.
T HE Mihscritarii have associa # p<l tlicnisolve*
IS THE PRACTICE OF THE LAW;
foeir office is kepi at the full* of the Chattaho-i-
chie. JAS. N. BETHUNE,
A. Y. GRESHAM.
October 20 3S tf
Twenty Dollars Keward.
101 EN from the f?nb-
|k3 scril eron Monday night
lOih ii.st wliilft at Holiday
H. Han ill’s in T*vif»os coun
ty, (Dii*hum'« TUnff)
A SORREL MARE,
ah nt '4 hands high, neatly
fumed, with a small Idar.e in tier face, and a Iro
m.dl vlute spots on each rump, her hind i<-Ks
oliito, supposed tube six years old I’ l.im r. i r -
cnmslane.es which have come to my Lnou ledge
since the Mare was stolen, I am convinced that a
young man hy the name ot Galen R'gby Iiob earri
. d her off Righy appears to he r.lnu t .21 jean
ot age, nearly six it el high, thin visage and dark
cempleetion, uiih tail Iffut k eyes—he. is oiigliia!'.)
from Nr rili Carolina and will in all probability at
tempt to go back to that State. I v i,l give the u
hove reward nl Twenty Dollars to any peis-in who
will deliver the Mare to me, besides all reasonable
expenses,and a reasonable reward to nay person
who may apprehend tho duel' and confine him iu
jail,so that lie may suffer the punishment h.si
duet so justly merits. My reslueiK e is 6 miles Irom
Marion,in Twiggs county, neatly on the road lead
ing Irom Marion to Maoon
“ JOHN HUGHES
Peeemher 17 47—tf
TOUR months afterdate, application will he
' made fo thn honorable the Inlet ior court
of Hancock county, when sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell all thn real estate of
Walter Hamilton, dec’d, under the incumbrance
of the widow’s dower.
R. S. HARDWICK, Adm'r.
September 18 31—w4m
“XOUR months after date, application will lie
made
the honorable Inferior court ot
v, when sitting for ordinary pur-
to sell Lot No. 298, in the 6th
district of Troup county, for the use of James
Journigan, minor.
BEXJAM1S EDWARDS,
Thomas county
poses, for leav
GEORGIA, Newton c unity.
Court of Ordinary, adjourned Term, Ziiih Sep-
iimbtr, 1827
L X appearing to the Court that Win. II. Mor
row. while in life, tun do and executed tj
Shcrrard Harper, Iris nertaiiihoud for titles in
snd to one equal ha f, ('he North side) lot ol
lnnd,No. (370) three hundred and seventy, in
ihe (16) six eenth diUrict of formerly Henry,
now Newton county, and that raid William
H. Mo rrotv has departed this life without
making titles to said land agreeable to said
bond, nr noting provision therefor by Will—
and it nppen, ing to tho Court Ihsl David
Morrow is sole adininis'rolor of said Willi
am tl Morrow, it is ou in- tion ordered, tiin>
nil persons having nny valid objections to snid
Administrators executing titles to Thomas
Allmoijd, indorsee, for stud tract of land, to be
and appear nt the C-nert of Ordinary of this
county, which shall sit unit alter tiie due pub
lication of this rule, thou and there to make
them, as in default thereof, this Court will then
and there proceed to pass a rule absolute, di
recting snid administrator to execute titles
ngreeubie to snid bond und the traiisieL as
ford,niil, mnl tiie statute in such cases made
and provided, and that this ruin be publish'-
in ohe’ot the public G.iai-.ttesof this state, once
a month for thr.-e months.
A truoenpy from tile Initiates,ibis 26th Sep
tember, 1827.
L Hopkins, CTk
October 4, 1827 mdtn _
GEOR-ilA, ll''trs l ii"!'toii county.
In tiie Sup/rior Court of snid county—Rule JVisi
Jor (hr rslublislwitnt oj a lod Deed.
O N"the t'cliiioD ot Chiixtopher I’enrson,
setting forth that he was in possession <4 n
Deed of conveyance from Allen Tunin' to him,
for n tract of land, c .ntaining two hundred
Notice.
riAIIEREnre THREE CWSlhat range with
A the stock of tiie sttbrCiiber, though in
bis own proper esr ms, k Not having a per
fect recollection of the brand, having bought
cattle of diVcrs brands from the Indians,
dont feel exactly at liberty to convert them to
his own use without giving this nolice to cat
tle owners. Any person tvilllin nny rensoua
Me time that will give hiui satisfactory n >-
suraiice of (heir being the owner, of cattle in
Ihe following mark and brand, i an receive
these with (heir incroitse, other .vise he -shall
conclude they are hit.own
Ear mark crop, under bit id one ear, nnd
crop split in the other, brand A. ,R
JOHN RICHARDSON,
16th Did Dooly cnnnly.
November 14 43—c;3-r
September 18
Guard’ll for soiil i
34-
i„ 0 r. and eighty five nnd one Innf uertfs, lying en
4 m
\)V. 3. 3 TUYSWfcLL,
H as resumed the PRACTICE of MEDI
CINE. His place of residence is in Madi-
*ou. Morgan county.
December 8 46—4t
Dr. Ricliard T. Sankey
H AS settled himselfin Grecnesbimuigh, and
respectfully offers his professional seivi-
v“» to the citizens «f that place and its vicinity.
M" may be found at N. Howard's Hotel.
December 4 45—4t
UKOR' '1 V Jfewtim c<,unto.
( vBAUlAH vV AKL>. ol apt Pullen's district
P .toilstwfoie Ailt.iel Pullen.Etq ONE DARK
B yY MARE, 12 oi 14 years old, about 4 feet iO
11 inches high, bod' hold feel white, sijdI in tire
fori head, latgn saddle spot on the l>u:k, rough
shud all round,• sum'- win l-ga.U. Appiaised t»y
Thomas Bl ink uud John 3neuce, to J-D, Decent-
he- Gtli, 1327. L. HOPKINS, Cl k
December 21
47-
-;3t
S TRAYED from tlo- subscriber, refill"'* near
Hitlhoroagfi, lasper county, almut the L t in-u.
A RED SORREL MARK, fix years old, about
y feet liitk, shod before. Rite was brought h' " 1
Hall coil III V, ami is proltably gone in tha'dirccu-
| will hh.M-.illv reward any person (if ri qmr-
eiil who will give me information ol the Mure. A
teller put in auv Post Ollit" ami directed to me at
Hiiisb 0 ro U gi.,J«.pfrcouaty.w,»^m^jh»M' ivi
Deeecijier 1? 46—31
X .tOUli months after dato, applicult n «ilt
. be made to the bonorabie. the I. ferior
court of Greene county, when sitting tor or
dinary purposes,for leave to sol the tr.al es
tate of Jame-* Akins, decea'cd, lor the benefit
of tbe heirs ol said deceased.
AZIF.L BRUCE,) F .
JOHN AKINS, S
December 3 "'4m
1 4 OU It months afterdate, epplication will he
. made lo the honorable 1 he Court ol Or cl i tin
ry of Jefferson county,for leave tosell thai cer
tain tract or parcel of laud in said county, be
longing to the estate ol John S. Maxcey, do
cessed, lying on thn waters of RnoUycomfnrt
creek, adjoining Charles J. Jenkins, John G-
Lyons snd others, containing 230 acres, more
or less, originally.granted lo Blassingatnu Hur
vey. JOHN G BO ST WICK, Adm r.
December 1 w4m
the Oltoopie, a copy of w incfv Inel Det-d is (it' d
in tiie (,‘icrkf Ollice of the nupqi ior court ol
Washington county, praying the establishment
of the suid cr; y Deed :
Ordered, that the aid Deed will lie eMnb'Kh-
sd in terms of the law, unless objections bo
filed egoinst the same, on or bt-fure tba first
day' of the next term of this Court ;*and it if
futtber ordered, that tlii-i ro e bo puh irbed in
one of tbe Unzettes of this State once a month
until (lie uext term of this court.
A true eitiact from the mtnntes. October
3.1,1827. MORGAN BROWN, CIV
Octol'er4 3ti—n.fim
Nine mouths after date, appli
cation will be made lo the honorable the ( our!
ot Ordinary of Twiggs comity, for leave to sell
ihe real estate of Edward Nil, dec d.
March 1
ELIJAH NIX, and ) r ..,
ELIJAH HAMMACK, y
1827 7—m9m*
r he made to the honorable thn Inferior
court of Twiggs county, when sitting tor or
dinnry purposes, for leave to 3cll nil the real
estate of Joseph Oliver, late of said county, de
cerned. JAMES OLIVER, Adm’r.
December iO wdrn
Nino months after date, appli
cation will be made to the honr nblc Court' I
Ordinnry of Wayne county, for leave tosell
; he real estate of Robert Leach, .j ing in said
county.
Louisa Leach, AJrn x.
March 30, 16.27 at9m
.Vafnmolh Hog.—Oun ol the largest
Hogs wo over sn tv or itcard nf, was <•*-
hiliiied in this Jlorough, tliis w eek. His
weight, ns nscertaineil at the liny Settles
in this plane, was thiHcen Ituntired nntl
eighty nnd a hull' pounds. His length
from nose to rutnp is nine feet, height lour
feet six in-lies, girth around the hotly nine
feet. This niuiniiioih animal was hied in
Ponnsboroiigh Township, Chester conn
tv, i’oiinsj Ivnnin, seven miles front this
ljonmglt, hy Mr. Joseph Pyle, on the l'urtn
owned hy Mr. Namuel Hush of Wilming
ton. Jic is now two yetN^rdd aud it is
supposed his weight will he inerensed se
veral hundred. It could not ho “distinct
ly nsrortaiiied” whether he is for Adams
or Jackson, it- lie is ho t noriuousty fat that
tie ik tmahlu to express his opinion in nn
intelligible tnutiiier.— H ash. D• Watchman.
Tltere is exhibited (bring exhibited, the
new grammarians would have it.) to Mur-
risf.it street, nn Ox wfeiglting 4,U(1!), Ihs.
probably. Says the advertisement, the larg
est in tint world. It is difficult to imagine
liovv ho could he larger; hot good judge*
say he may yet weigh a thousand pounds
more. Ho is, however, adds the adver
tisement more admired for tho beauty of
his color, and Ihe symmetry of his form,
than his extraordinary size. To his nc
tivity we'ean hear witness, having 6ee n
him, to our astonishment, rise on lirs legs.
The ling, his companion, weighing
1.3801-2 pounds, appears incupal’jeof that
feat of agility.—Halt- Americas, t.
A gentleman of this City some time Inst
stinmter extracted tiieteeih ofn Rattle
snake, and n ho tit three months nftcrwaVd*
ho accidently with the g .line knife usoH on
that occasion, and which had ever since
that time been stickir.g against the Hide nf
the kitchen, wotmd'Wl his leg slightly. In a
short time the vvtv.irwl jmt on till the symp
toms oft he Idle of n, Rattlefetiake, nnd reme
dies were applied accordingly, which lor-
: tiinate'-y proved et^geealul.—JjloWe Keg.
Affairs, lo the Sicrttury qff
MtT.LF.rorVtt.tr, Gr.onoit,
Novemher 17th, 1S27.
To tiio lion. Javieh RAntoun :
Sta : I mu happy in Itnving it in my
power to iitfbrm you that article.- of agree
ment and cession r. ere, on tint morning of
the 15th instant, entered into at the (Jreelt
Agency, with the Creeks, and which were
concluded at tiie moment of the arrival of
the Stage, which let) me no time lo nn»
noulice it from there, which secured to
the United States nil the lands owned or
claimed by them within the chartered limits
of Georgia. This agreement is signed hy
the Little Prince, tiie head of’lhe Nation,
and five of liia principal uten, and is to ho
binding when approved nnd ratified hy the
President and Selntte on the one hnnd,
and sanctioned on tiie other hy a Council
of the Creeks, which, it is stipulated it&
tile articles, shall ho immediately conven
ed for the purpose. This sanctioning in,
Council is required hy one ofihoir laws.
I left the articles with the Agent, who
will attend the Council, and superadd tho
usualccrtificatein such cuseH. The Agent
having been previously enjoined to prose
cute this subject, if possible, to a fuvorablfr
issue, is joined in the instrument with me.
It is due to him that lie Hhnuhl he so asso
ciated, no less on account of the powers
with which 1 foUntl him vested, than to
tho zcul with which I discovered lie hud
endeavored to fulfil your instructions iu
regurd to this matter.
i have timo only to add, that tho condi
tion money for the land is forty two thou
sand five hundred imd ninety-one dollars.
I derive an additional gratification in
making this communicaiiolt, from iny
knowledge of the deep anxiety which you
have so long felt to have this controversy
settled.
I will make you, as soon after my re
turn ns possible, n detailed report of my
proceedings under this, ns also tho other
branches of your instructions of 28th,
March last, ruul 10th April ; and submit,
nlso, views of policy in regard to our In
dian relations, especially those of the lour
Southern Tribes, which have been sug
gested by n personal inspection of the con
dition ofthroe of them.
1 likvc the honor to he, very respcctfuU
ly, your obedient servant,
Til. L. McKENNEV.
pFr.vftTME.sT or War,
Office of Indian Affairs, Nov. 2D, 1827--
Ifon. Jamf.s Baiiuouk :
1 pkoreod, immediately on my return,.
Inferring my general report on the vari
ous subjects connected with my recent
tour, to another period) to Submit, iu brief,
ns promised in my conuimnicaiioii to you
from Milledgeville, In Georgia, of the 17tl*
instant, the conclusions I huYa arrived at,
in regard to the policy which 1 respectful
ly suggest felmulti prevail in our intercourse
with the Indians. I refer especially to
tlmt branch of it tvliich embraces tho
question of emigration nnd settlement,
(vilhautthe Slates and Territories, and upon
iunds from which they will never agaiu
bo requested to remove. Tlmse remarks
will ho confined lo |he four .Southern
Tribes, generally, hut especially to tho
Creeks.
Hitherto, the propositions on this sub
ject, ng on most others, have been made
and concluded under the form of treaties j
nnd there cun be no question, hut,so fur ns
the pnsl is concerned, that mode was tho
best. It watt best, because the propositi
ons were never unjust or unreasonable,ami
because the Indians themselves received
the-tnin the spirit in which they tvbre con
voyed, fret from those intervening and coun
teracting agtncics, u'liich have, of late years,
been so industriously employed, $,■ note work so
busily and selfishly, in governing Ihcir deci •
sions ; and which seldom fail in fixing these,
in opposition to Hie policy of the Govern
ment, or in Ihe exaction of such terms as art
inadmissible. 'This influence has become
paramount among the Creeks ; ami to it
may ho attributed, in grunt part, if not
wholly, the difficulties which have Inin in
the wey of an earlier settlement of the re
cent Creek controversy. In proof of this,
I have only to remark, that it was not un
til 1 had met tiie Creeks in a third Council,
thivt l could succeed with them ; nor then,,
until in their midst, I demonstrated the
cupidity nnd hud counsels of one of these
interfering agents, and, assuming the re
sponsibility, broke him on the spot, hy nlt-
hounring, in the name of the President of
the liuiteil Slates, that, for the reasons
then assigned, no communications of any
sort would be received by the President
front tiie Creek uhlion, if that man had
any'agency whntevtt tit it. This broke
the spoil of their opposition, and tho agree
ment tvns made.
1 have conic to the conclusion—(I refer
now mainly to the Creokft)—and, frou)
close and personal ohs*-, vntion, tj.nt n6
treaty can be concluded with tl.ese People
ns such; and that, whatever may he at
tempted in this way, w ijt he w ith persons,
not of the Creel. Na'jnn, hut such os have
artfully insiim.-iif -j themselves into their
confidence, atnl who govern their coun
cils.
Etoni this may he inferred tho ignor
ance nnd weakness of the Creeks- and
the jnfei'btice is just. Conscious of their
' own inefficiency to manage for themselves
their concerns, they have yielded to this
stato of dependence on others. But this
is not nil. They are n wretched Peo
ple, Poverty and distress are visible
every where, aud these have becoma
entailed upon them by habitual dnmk-
vimess. No man, who has the feelings
of tt man, can go through their coun
try nud seo their total abandonment to
this vice, without emotions of thn most
painful kind. I hold their recovery from
it, and front its long train of miseries,
whilst they retain their present relations to
Iht Stales to be hopeless. No human agerj-
ry can reform them, ns n People. It is
vain to try. They ure it devoted People,
and d.calriicfi.ou lies just before them--*