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MXSCEX.&AXtfY.
Thp following lieauuful Ode, H|i|>PHi-ed in tli«
h Baltimore Chronicle and Marylander,” of the
I4tli met. As it was then published, it contain
ed numerous errors; we republish it as correc
ted by the htitlior.— 17. S. Telegraph.
I'ATK iotic odb
fFor January 8lh } 182R ) written by John Augus
tus Stunt, and spoken by Mr. Maywood* at the
Baltimore Theatre.--[The Stage represents a
decorated triumphal Arch.—A jYational Air
played as the scene opens ]
A world lay moveless on wide ocean’s bren^t—
In sloop profound reposed the mighty
An ai(c of a^e.s, lonely, wild, immense,
(Tin Riant wonder of Omnipotence,)
That region slumbered—Fate, unpiiyingstood,
‘ ' ale.
And held the pall of dismal solitudi
From -sacred hills, no fragment incense rose,
Vast dreary forests, lowered on trackless snows,
And silence reigned—save when the savage tell,
Waked rliudciing Echo from her viewless cell,
Or, when the storm hi^hmountains peaks assailed,
And scathed rocks, to-scaring liglil’nings quail’d!
Good spirits wept—bemoaned that region’s fate,
Where man was ficnd-like—Earth whs desolate!
The Hat came, the boon by angels won,
And heaven-born genius fired Genoa's son,
Assa,ntly ones behold their world of bliss,
Columbus saw Elys.an joys in this—
Wonder, and awe, through billowy concaves ran.
As, heaven-directed, sped the daring mini—
Promethean touch not livelier spark rouidgive,
Than his, who bade the Queen of Empires—live!
Like bright Aurora bearing infant day,
On th * dark Wi st he sheds a kindling ray—
fdwift parting clouds, in smoking volnines Hew,
And light empyrean poured the opening thro’
The spheres rejoiced, their kindred orb to»see,
Gemm’d with a spot new-born to Liberty ;
And genius cainc, and all the tuneful r:n'e,
Struck their glad syren, and owned their reeling plate !
Scarce had the offspring of a noble dame,
By nobler daring waked the trump of Fame,
Ere Envy showed her red envenomeifftiog,
Her subtle poison reaches I a blinded king—
Britannia roused, swift to her armour sprang—
O’er’earth and sea her dreadful war note rang—
Columbia heard—and reared her Eagle crest—
“To arms,” she cried, “may heaven achieve the rent.”
Not vain that prayer, for soon ihe mighty one,
(Excelling all creative power had done,)
Bade worlds adm.ro, and raised a Washington.
I'lie uncovers a Oust of Washington, flourish of drums
and trumpets.]
What hand can check the burning mountain’s ire!
Make calm the poison’d flood of liquid lire f
Soon labouring Europe, big with discord, death,
Cried 4 havoc still,’ and gave a monsters breath.
Tho’arm unconqncr’d met him on tlie main,
Fate sped him on—the wide Orica ii plain,
With matron slinekes, and infant cries resounds—
Tho line along to “ slaughter onward” sounds,
“ Beauty and Booty” rent the tortured air—
Glory cried shame! and Virtue breathed her prayer’
The hireling host press on—the nuiok’ning drum
Cheers the atcru soldier—Lo! “they come—they come.”
Here stood the sire with many a lovely
In mad embrace—the fearful doom to shun.
Young wives look’d desperate inwards the hurrying flood ,
That then ran crimson with their husbands blood l
Grim Death sat throned in mighty state on high,
And shrieks of anguish echoed to the sky !!!!
A Chieftain heard them, and the war’s alarms
Burst louder forth, as on he rush’d inarms.
Not Ins the heart, the Phrygian victor bore—
Not his the brand* that gleam’d on Granic shore—
Mot bus the rote, all conquering Julius ran—
Not his the star, tlmt led the Corsican—
His Country call’d him—eiillcnl in wild despair,
The warrior came, and all Ins soul was there—
Begirt ot Valor—proof in Virtue’s mail—
Death’s shafts lie scorn’d, as rocks the boreal kail—
A nation’s eyes were on her chosen son—
Jackson led freemen—and the field was won.
Ilk uncovers a bust of Jackson. Flourish of drums
and trumpets.]
Tlicnloud'y burnt the grateful lay
Whju Hnn’s star shone heavenly bright,
An* war’s re I demon shrunk away,
Ascliaos fled from earliest light.
The Liou Banner drooping hung—
No trophird column graced the shore-*
To tell her deeds no lyre was strung—
The Queen of Ocean—ruled no more !
Her gory locks were ou the wind.—
Mournful she rode the troubled sea—
She quail’d when thundering far behind.
Ten millions shouted...in* ire tree.
Transportation oj Iht .dail on the Sabbath.—-
Wr nuticu iltttt M'vrrnl pHtiiioiig Mgue'l by stunt 1
of our must rt-.apertable citizens have been pre
sented tu Congress, pray tut; that the Mails
thrmigiioui ibe country he stopped travelling on
the Lora’.- Day. IVr have long been of opin
ion that so,.leihmgought to be done to compel
B more rigid observance uf tin* day, and would
Willingly go rather further thtut some of tint
signers uf llmsn petitions, who are bunkers amt
money lenders, would go. We think money
ought to rest lV.un its labours on Sundays, and
CCHse to draw interest. That from every note
discounted fora year, fifty two Sabbaths should
be deducted, and so in proportion for a shorter
or longer period. In the early settlement oi
Connecticut, long before our wicked atul de
generated days, that well ordeied Colony pas
sed n law that beer should not be. brewed on
Saturday, lest it might work on Sunday. Out
proposition is doubtless much wiser than the
law nf good old Connecticut, and altimst as itu
jiomiil as that of tho anti mini traveller*.
[ Uu.itou Statesman.
SlXESUrTS’ SAXES.
llaslungton -V/te; ij/’s Sidle
W ild, liL SOLI), on the fint Tuesday in
March next, at the Court-house in the town
ol Sandr.rsville, Washington county, within the u-
sun I hours of sale, the following property, viz:
325 acres nine land, more or less, adjoining
Knight and outers, and two negroes, named I’otn-
ney and Hetty, levied on ns the property of David
Walker, to satisfy a ft fu in favor ol Francis Word
vs. suid Walker, and John Curry, security on ap
peal, and James Gainer security on stay of execu
tion—property pointed out by said Wulker.
One negro man named Isaac, levied on as tho
property of Sylvia Coker, to satisfy a ft ia in favor
ol Arlin Coker, administrator, vs. the executors of
Sylvia Coker, deceased.
Two horsesand one yoke of oxen, levied on ns
the property of John Martin, to satisfy a ft fa in fa
vor of Baldwin Fluker vs. said Martin; property
pointed out by said Martin.
One negro man named Jerry, taken ns the pro
perty of Daniel Coker, to satisfy sundry li fas vs.
said Coker ; levied on and returned to me by a
constable.
One negro girl named Faster, about seven years
old, taken as the property of Owen Fort, to satisfy
a fif'a in favor of Daniel K. Low vs. said Fort and
Elizabeth Fort, and other ft fas vs. Owen Fort; le
vied on and relumed to me by a constable
One negro girl named Amy. taken ns the pro
perty of Arthur Duditey, to satisfy sundry ft fas vs.
said Duditey ; levied on and returned to tnc by u
constable.
J50 acres pine land, more or less, adjoining Tar
ver ami others, taken as the property of Sylvia Co
ker, deceased, to satisfy n ft fix in favor of Slade «fc
Solomon vs, Daniel Coker and Morgan Brown,
executors of said Sylvia Coker, deceased; levied
on and returned to me by u constable.
Two negroes named George and Willinn, levied
on ns Ihe property of Jesse Daniel, to satisfy sun
dry ft fas in favor of they Prosser vs. Jess., Daniel
and John Mathis ; property pointed out bv John
.Mathis. 8IILUK0D SESSIONS,Sb’ff.
January 30
W il l, III. SOLD, on the fust Tuesday in
March nest, at the ('u irl-hnasc in the town
ot Snndursville, Wndiuigtou county, withir. tl e u-
sual In airs of sale, the follow i.ag property, to w it:
100 acres pine land, more or less, on Hurkevc
creek, adjoining Fluker and r.’ 1 n■ r*.. levied on u- the
property of if oliert Williams, to satisfy a ti fa in fa
wn 1 ol John Tinsley vs. Aahraham Vann, and Ko-
hert Williams, security, for the use of Baldwin
Fluker ; property pointed out bv -aid Fluker.
< file hay horse b \ led on as the. property of Za-
chariuh Brown, to so 1 '. IV n ft fa against 'aid said
Brown, and John II Waller, security; property
pointed out by defendant.
One liny horse levied on as the property of Rn-
rnchius Massey, tu satisfy a li fa in favor of David
Solomon vs. Burnchius Massey and Silas Floyd, se
curily ; property pointed oat by S. Floyd.
One leal her bed, six chairs mid one pine (aide,
levied on ns the property of John Buck, to satisfy a
li fa in favor of Asalt I Bench vs. said Buck ; pro
perty pointed out by said Beach.
One hay horse, two sorrel mares and one sorrel
colt, levied no as the properly of Daniel Coker, to
satisfy a fi lit in favor of JV. Clift in vs. said Coker,
for the use ut James Bright ; property pointed out
by defendant.
One feather lied, two hedstends, and 30 head of
cattle, 12 rows and calves, and six yearlings, levi
ed on listin'.' property of Bnrachins Massey and Wi
ley Massey, to satisfy n li fa in favor of Peabody <Si.
Bright vs said Bnrncldns Massey, Silas Floyd and
Wiley .Massey, security on the stay of execution ;
property pointed out by Silas Floyd.
fine negro man by the name ol Juck, levied on
as the property of Henry S. Taylor, to satisfy a fi
fa in favor of Peabody <& Bright vs. tuid Tuyior,
for the use of Duaicl McDougald.
L. A. JERNIGAN, D. Sli’ff.
January 30
Taliaferro Sheriff's Sale.
W ILL BF. SOLD, on the first Tuesday in
Mnrch next, at the Court-house in tile town
of Crawfordville, Taliaferro county, within the li
sted hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
Onn birch folding tnble, one mahogany folding
tabic and two half rounds, one large walnut chest,
one walnut folding table, one bed and furniture, 2
trunks, one pine cheat, one brass kettle, one pair
andirons, one large pot, two candlesticks, two wa
ter pitils, one bowl, one large dish, eight pla'cs, 7
cups and saucers, one large waiter, one pew ter liai
son, two silver tea spoons, one trumpet, one ox
cart, about 15 barrels corn and two stacks of fod
der, nil levied on ns the property of Francis G. C.
Albert, to satisfy n fi fa in favor of Henry Jourdan.
CLKVERS A. NELMS, D. Sh ir.
December 3d
Lying.—We believe that the slight regard
go winch stnet truth is Itch! utnoiig mankind
is principally owing to the lies which ure told
to children by their parents during the first
years oi their lives.—Then is the tune that
permanent impressions may be as well made
as ut any luter period, it is then probably,
tint what is called the natural propensity oi u]
cbdd ts unfolded. Many persona who have a
great ubhorrcuce of lying, and i. hip their chil
dren if they detect them in it, yet make no
Scruple of telling and acting to them the most
atrocious falsehoods. There ure few parents
who do not do this in n greater or less degree,
though doubtless without dreaming they are
guilty of criminal deception. With many, the
whole business ol managing their children is
gi piece or mere artifice and trick. They are
cheated in their amusements, cheated in th< ir
food, cheated in their dress. Lies are told
them to induce tlicm to do any thing that is
disagreeable. It a child is to take physic,the
mother tells him she has something good lor
him to drink; if reluctant, she says she will
Send for the doctor to cut oil'Ins ears, or pull
his teeth, or that she will go away and leave
him, und a thousand things of the same kind,
each of which may decieve once, and answer
the purpose,but will invariably fail afterwards.
Parents nre too apt to endeavor to pacil'v
their children by making promises they never
intend to perform. If they wish, for instance,
to take away some eatable which they feat-
will be injurious, they reconcile them bv the
promise of n ride or walk, or something else
which will please them, but without any in
tention of gratifying them. This is lying,
downright lying. People think nothin^ of
breaking their promises to children, if the
performance be not perfectly convenient. But
they are the last persons to whom promises
slio'.tl l he broken, because they cannot com-
pt . fiend the reason, if there be one, why they
are broken. Such promises should be scru-
p dtiusly redeemed though ut a great inconve
nience, and even when inadvertantly made
Ttjr trie child's moral habit is of infinitely
more consequence than any su It inconveni
ence cun be to tho parent.,,.Literary Gazette.
Laurens Sheriffs Sale.
W ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in
March next, at the Court-house in the town
of Dublin, Laurens county, within the usual hours
of sale, the following property, to wit:
One grey mare, one sorrel horse, one grey stud,
two feather beds and furniture, one brass clock,
one side-board, 27 negroes, namely, Daniel, Ta
mer, Mary, Nero, Darcas, Nelly, Jesse, John, Mingo,
I’ompey. Reuben, Jourdan, Hannah, Jane, Lane,
F.phruim, Arch, Fumy, Homer, Cherry, Ellon, Pe
ter, Joe, Austin, Vi'tey, Adam and Lucy, one pair
looking glasses, 31 shears in Darien Bank, Itll.j a-
cres pine land, adjoining Griffin and Montgomery
101 j acres land adjoin;; Fiihvnotl and Hampton,
495 acres land on the East side of the Oconee ri
ver, 50(1 ucres swamp lands on the South side ol
the Oconee rivgr, 19 head cattle, more or less, 34
head hogs, more or less, one truck wagon, one
horse cart, one pair horse mill stones, one set inn.
Iiogany dining tables with ends, I set blacksmith’s
tools, one pair fire tings, one grey mare, one old
gig, one grind stone, one case and bottles—all the
above property pointed out by Joseph Ulnrksliear;
also,!-! negroes inure, pointedout bv A. Fi. Ridley,
plaintiff, namely, Tenor, Charles, Martha, Burnet,
Adam, Heartwell, Fanny, Tints, Jenny. Tenor,
Tamer, Nunis. Dilsy, Rose, Maria. Peggy. Henry
and Susan—all the above property levied on to sa
tisfy two fi fas in favor of Archibald U. Ridley, sur
vivor of A. B. Ridley and wife, and A B. Ridley
and Harriet his wife vs. Joseph lilnckshear and ci
thers, executors of Elijah Bhicksheur, deceased.
CHARLES S. GUYTON, Sli’lf.
January 22
CORONER'S SALK,
id ®/ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in March
T T next, at the court-house door in the town
of Covington, Newton county, between the usual
hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
One negro boy named Young, aliout 10 or 12
years of age, 1 yoke of oxen, also 1 lot of land
No. ISO, in the 19th district of originally Baldwin
now Newton county, ndjoiningtbe estate of Burge
und others, whereupon John T. Duke now resides,
all levied on tvs the property of Lemuel Wynne, to
satisfy a fi fa in favor of the Justices of the Inferior
court of Newton county, vs. said Wynne; proper
ty pointed out bv plaintiffs in execution.
LITTLETON PETTY, Coroner.
January 24 Ids
A GRFLABLE to an order of the Inferior court
I JtL. of Gwinnett county, when sitting for nrdina-
j ry purposes, will be sold, on tho first Tuesday in
I April Dext, at the Court-house in Early county,
I. , LOT :W0. 150,
in the 15th district ot said county. Sold ns the
property of John Baker, deceased, for the benefit
of his heirs and creditors.
JOHN M. GARDNER, Adm’r.
January 2(i tds
W ILL be sold in Laurens County, at the late
residence of Keubin Hicks, deceased,on the
5th day of Marclt next, all the personal property
of said deceased, except negroes, consisting of
cattle, horses, lings, and otherstock. household and
kitchen furniture, farming utensils, and a full set ot
blacksmith tools, together with other articles, too
.ediousio mention. Sale to continue from day to
d»V until all is sold, and terms made known on
the dny nf sale. THE ADMINISTRATOR.
Jan. 14,1628. 57td
I'iNTERTAINMENT
And BOARDING-HOUSE.
a
rpiHE SUBSCRIBER having ta
ken that large and commode
ous Home on the corner of Walnut
nnd Third streets, known as the
YELLOW HOUSE,
respectfully solicits the patronage ol her friends
and the public in general. She is prepared
to entertain TRA FELLERS and PltlVA TL
BOARDERS in a genteel manner. Havingthe
assistance of Mr. and Mrs Bivins, she earnest
ly hopes to receive n share of public patronage ;
she flatters herself that her charges will tie suf
ficieiitly reasonable to cause a customer to call
the second lime. There ii a stable atul carri
age house attached to the lot, which is equal to
anv m the place, with a good and experienced
ostler LUCINDA HI HI).
January 7 5t—fit
MILL E I) G L VILL E.
r j GJK subscriber, ever grateful
for past f.ivors, lakes Ihe li-
lieitv of informing hi* friends and
the public in general, that he has
REMOVED from Lafayette Hall to the
PisAafcTiafcS’ HOVEL.
on the South-East corner of the Court-House
Square, the house formerly occupied by Husun,
then bv Rosseter This house is situate cm
venlent to the Court-House nnd to the business
part of Milletlgeville. and will lie kept tree from
bustle and noise and no pains will be spared to
render his guests comfortable, and Ills charges
reasonable. C. W1LLIAMPON.
January 2 4 52—din
joB-p^iwrxNc
NEATLY EXfi^TEI) AT TITIti QFFJC£«
t I I OF LKliEKS lem.iimnu in ilr Pom
a A (Jill- *; :it F >rLyili, Moikoc county t on llie Di
l.iy ol J ami try, If! 29.
A— funiM Akimi, Hobcrt All n, Thomas ll A : -
dredge.
B~Z 'pltnnidh Brail, B m * Blnnt, .Tnrkson
U il i.ua W. B" e< lo\ f, I- .it'c Bi v. n Jni'iuF
Bl -i t-.mft, Nr.il lv\ BrookH, Uailu-i
Bt *di mi. .leptlia Brantley, J iin Barron. 8ao.u* l
B i . I. . IF van.
C-— 1 -l.iam \ Cook, Philip J r.-«‘lx, F’i!in' n I
: •>, v'r illiam Clark, Nn !*;»»*.*• I 1 arnr l Amin s
Clnpuiin, .IoIiii Coiirsi v, t »hn <"» m■
D- Bald vin f) ,\i^ i"i i» iD-di !« >> id D
V • } mi, . P 't .1, i i Oil. ' .VM, ill) II, D» I "
>!»s I. .i t D'jimoii. ^k^'.s I> -lit I.
V. . iil. Kthrid'.’ i Fvpi'm, D ivid H
C if.lt, .1 mit,fs !• uB u
G hjit'.x f*r (film n, Bih:i G ipr, * m G »r.<.• r»r
f!~ h t r i s G.ipf.lVrd, Noj m.ni ; . i?l' U.iivp ;
Bim ( ,im, Dr lli I, Hsirri'Oii Hnnirirk I3\.«JHud-
•n.i -r H -idrii, .laiurR iiar io , .tm- s Minson
N' Wion Hudson, iVilli,»in \V liai f , VY liiiatn \
lari*, fluid.
.1 (Vidian Tohn^o’i, .Jordan Jai Usou, Lewi.-
•out s, Kdimind I i UsoO-
K—Aenda Kendrick
I.—Wi'li nn l^re, l)ani-»l Leslie, D mc L«Ptn,
J Ini H. Leach, Janus Laurence, Sarah Lane,
loliii B L iraa.
VI Pleasant.? .Vuii*iiv, Thomns McCrawq
Vliliitr McCriw, L h i -• I l ’"re, Sinclear Mc-
V3"‘l«n, Dof.nld < D nald, Peter G Koiraw,
K'i hi vlcCord, !M r*»«ret dc Neil, Gideon Mima,
•V dev Martin, P.obeit M ntin, I lu mas >1orri«H,
t«ihn V Mclntiish vV dii un .’.'ims K *eer MoF»r
li , William M Munnw, Philip G Y1 at. Travis
tlcKiiii ev, Mrs Hi I jii Matthews, Klisha Ale
. ortl, S inmel MadduK
O—I h 'opliilus Unetil William W Os in
I*—N el Pi ts, .Imibt Puts, Moiatiu G Poriic.
James Putnam, Aleaai d u r Pond r, Nadu i t
Pndgeon, .?■•In Persons, Bvnj imm Ai. Peeples,
A ».*xaa.!i*r Perkin', Wih y Pn.chet.
B Benson Kob its A Inn .1 Rvl
‘-H9SK 1, Wi lis Kucker, Ajg> Bobinsoi
Aiiishay, Mirks Hay, David Jviddie
KeynolcS.
S—John H Stewart, duties or Blmtm Stew
irt, Allison Spier, A Sledge, Hooert v\ .'Slough,
•lames Siriplnn I, John Spier, -Irs. V;ary Sp ine,
Janies Swan. David Sheppard
T—David Thrash, S"it eon T'.ulnr, Dr J.tm
Thweatl, Hent-en J. Trippe, Dr. Jidiu W Turner
U Sarah Underwood
• .—Jiilrn W in.ick, Flisnama rtlun, Dm
. Wi li tins, Oriinn Wooduaril, Coiinril 'Amiton,
Da Kmi.) VV Welch, Isaac V\elct», Henry
White, Dr ' nu
Y—Hiram Yx<urigl>lood
JOSKPD KOPVAN.P v *
Jnnaarv 1A .*)• 3t
d, !a. f
William
Th. ui,i8
r HK undersigned have mutually dissolved
their co pm luership in the Law
KF.NaN L WILLI MS
lannary Id, 18*29 fil— 4i
\.aw WiYu'ii.
HE nndersigned h»» i enmved to, a diap.r
manentiy located at the nee tow. (\»li.rd u>»
Muscogee county, where he nay at all in»e» ,»
, osulieu when nolengaged jpon th*i mrcnii
will regularly attend the nittinga I ihe 'uperu
■ourts ol the Chattaboochie nrc nit.
ULYS I. 1 '' I
»n I ? n 0—e •»
Administrator’s .'Sale.
\ N the fi’>f 'i'n♦ sd.’v in March next, will he
r sold at ihe » ouil house in Clinton, Jones
county, (lit*
Ileal and Personal Estate
of Joshua Kolb, dec ased, consisting of ii *2 l«2
«n es of land lying mi ( edar creek. Jones conn
ty• adj.lining I owe and Dennis, and one Negro
‘•V*-man nnd child—sold for the benefit of the
neirs of said deceased. Terms of sale made
known on the day.
JOHN DUMAS, Adm’r
January 6 tds
Administrators’ Sale.
W ILL 1>K SOLD, on the first Tuesday in
March next,at the Court-house in Gaines-
Hlle, Hall county, between the usuhI hours of
sale,
THREE NEGROES, to wit:
Squire, n hoy, about 18 >i 2 a years of age, Win-
ny, a woman, about *23 years of age, and her
child FJlick, about one year old, belonging t<*
the estate of Willi*. Thurmond, deceased. Sold
by an order of the honorable Court of Ordina
ry of Hall county
BENJAMIN U McCUTC JEN, ) . , ,
THO >. AS .1. THURMOND,' } r
Tanunry 8
tds
VY ill he &old,
O N the first Tuesday in April next, at the
Court house, in the town of Irwinton,
A NEtiRO man
named Solomon, belonging to James Wilcox,
late ot Wilkinson county, deceased Sold for
the bcn« fit of the creditors of snid estate —
Terms made known o« the dnv of sale
JAMES H. BLACkSHEAR, F-x’or.
January 7 tds
\ GRF.EABLE to an order of the honorable
Inferior court of Washington county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, will he sold on the
fii «t Tuesday in April next, within the usual
hours of side, in the town of Perry, Houston
county, four eighths of
Bot No. on, in the 5th District
of said county, belonging: to the orphans of Wrn.
Bui low, deceased. Sold for the benefit of said
orphans. KADY BARLuW. Guardian
I antiary 6 tds
Will be Sold,
O N the first Tuesrla, in March next, at the
Court-house in the town of Milletlgeville,
A NEGRO MAN
named Jim Sold as the property of Falha H.
Gindrat.au orphan, by order of the honorable
the Inferior court of Baldwin county, sitting as
a Court of Ordinary
H. COSNARD, Guardian.
January 13 tds
Executors’ Sale.
4 OREE.ABl.E to the iast Will and Testament
\ of William Bivins, deceased, will he sold, on
Friday and Saturday the 20ib and 21st ol Febru
ary next, at the late residence of (aid deceased, the
stork of horses, cattle and hogs, two »t;lls and
some ,e«sels suitable for a distillery, household
and kill lien luriiiiure, plantation tools, several
bales of cotton,one yoke of oxen and cart, a horse
:.irl and other arlieles. Also,
On the first Tuesday in April next, will be sold,
at the Court-home door in irwinton, all that Bet
tlemeni f LAND on which the »aid deceased liv
ed in Wilkin.on eounli, r oninining
Eight Hundred Acres.
At the mm* 1 time aim pi <re, will be • id, two like
ly YOUNG NEGRO MEN, Mentor at,d Lewit
feruis made known on the day ol sale
JOHN H ALL. F.x'or
POLLY BIVINS, Kx’rx
January 10 tdt
BLANKS
Qf various tods for Saie at this Office.
A GREEABLE to an order of ihe honor able In
ferior court of Jefferson county, will lie sold,
on lli* first Tuesday in Mat ch next, nl the Court
house in the town of Perry, in Houston county,
Lot No. 15, in the 10th District
of said county—sold hr the propeiiy ol Benjann
E. U hitnker,deceased, for ihe benefito! the heirs
of said deceased Also.
On the first Tuesday in February next,
At the Court-house in Louisville, Jefferson
cunii'y, one
Tract of Pine Land
i mid or u.itv, belonging lo the est ue of said de-
';<a 'il, rout.lining ONE HUNDRED ACHES,
quilling ,'iminMiri sind other**—sold lor the bene-
tii ol ibn lieiiH ot said deceased Terms made
Known on ihe da\ of sale.
DAVID E. WHITAKER, Adm’r
o vein her 1 ids
ILL be sold nl the Court House in Fayette
county, on the first Tuesday iu March
next, one lot of laud, No 85, in the fourth district
f Fayette county (formerly .ienry oouuty,) it be
ing a past *f the*real estate of Benjamin Arnold
•me d Sold lortlie benefit of the heirs ol saic.
DAVIS OWEN, Adm r.
December 12 47^-uls
L\ND FOR SALE,
Tn tht first district originally Muscogee now Ma
rion County-
V GRF.EABLK I" ail ad of the last Li'gisla
turr, will be suM at the usual pl iceol liolil
mg courts in Mari -n county on Tuesday the thin
day of March nexi, the following lois of land i
ihe first district of formerly Muscugea now Ma
rion county, to wit:
Nos. 81
Nos. 149
No*. 204
No,. 242
82
150
219
243
98
167
220
262
114
lf>8
221
863
131
185
222
264
1.82
I8G
24!
278
148
203
The above lots of land were not drawn by
person in the last landlottorv, consequently the)
belong tn the State, nnd will fic sold on the follow
ing terms: one-fourth of the purchase tonne)
must he paid down in rash, the balance in three
equal annual instalmerls.
JOHN R SF.MORF.,
Sheriff Marion County
(Jj’ N. B Tho Columbus Knqnirer will please
publish the altove until the day of sale, and charge
to J It. 3EMORL.
Dec. 28
I NFORMS his friends and the public, that he
continues to
Repair Watches & Clocks
«it the Shop lately occupied by Mr. Templeton
Reid, with whom for a number of years he woi k
ed in the capacity of a Journeyman. Orders
will be thankfully received, and executed with
care and promptness
Reference can be made to Col Rich’d Blount
and the Rev. Charles Williamson in particular,
and the citizens generally of this place
Milledgeville, June 28* 22—
Notice.
L ^OUR months afterdate application will he
made to the honorable Interior conn of Jet-
w | *D A .H. otoei ol ih Infeiior cou’t ol
G a i n uen con my. when v.Ping for ot dinar)
• ,n>srs "illbe Sold on the first Ti.'jsday in March
i.• • xt, «t inc e. iirl-hou^e in s.iiti county, a part ol
ioi iiii ii'M'r sixty three (fi3) in the town ol L.iw-
r"nr.» vil.e ; sold as the prop* rty of John Dilh n
tt-r’d. ti>i th« br- .efit of the beds and creditors —
t i ms on tin das
CHARLES P RU-SELL, Adm’r
D r* mho 10 48—trts
^ <i v EE-vBLE t«> an order of the honorable
. \ the Inh'i ior court of Morgan county, when
siiung for ordinary purposes, on the first Tues
day in March next. v*ill be sold at the Court
house door in the town of Madison,
All the Re.il Estate
of Jrhn Northington. late of snid county dec’d,
which hr owned in said county. And,on the
fir-t Tue«da> «»» April n^xt, will b«' sold, the un
divided interest of sud deceased, in LOT OF
I and, No b9, in the 8th district Monroe when
dtHwn, now Pike county the same sold at Ze
bnlon Court-house. Terms made known on the
day of sale.
ROBERT PE ARMAN, Adm’r.
ISABELLA NORTHINGTON, Adra’rx.
December 15 tds
Administrator’s Sale.
?}Y consent of the parties concerned, will be
l i geld, before the Court-house door in the
iuvvm of Snndersville, on the first Tuesday in
March next, on a credit until the 25th of De-
ccmbei next,
f ive Negroes, to wit:
loe, Bob, Jacob, Bennett and Lucy, as the pro
perty ol the estate of William N Hargrave, de-
ceas»d Sold for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Adm’r
January 28 tds
B y oi dei of (’em t, vv ill be sold, at the ( ourt-
limtse in Momicello, Jasper county, on the
first Tuesday in March next,
Several Negroes ;
among them is a good brick-layer, belonging to
rtie e-state ot Bnrvvll Gieene. decease'! Sold
for the benefit of the creditors—Credit till De-
ci tuber next
NANCY GREENE, Adm’rx
JOHN M KING, Adm’r.
January 19 tds
Ti > Rikvr,
i lOB the present year, the PLAXTAT10X
? called By in’s, on i'otato creek, iu BaUlwin
county, contdiniog 1-^0 acres of cleared land,
underwood fence, and the greater part of excel
lent quality. Euquiie of
S GRANTLANI).
January 22
NOTH E.
rNTENDING to closi- my aiiininistration on
1_ tha (.slatr ot ra> itcrpaseo hrolher Fleming
Grantlnnil as soon as nrnr.lieable, ami at any
rate in the course oi th- next year, timely no
tice is given to all indebted to said estate for
the rent of land and hire of negroes, previous to
this year, that payments niusr be made by the
first of December next, or suits will lie commen
ced at tin Superior court of January succeeding
S. GRANTLAND, din’r.
August 23 3in
SVOUEXY
f ^BOM thp house of the subscriber in Mil-
Itdgevllle, on Saturday last,
A 3£X> PJ-AID CLOAK.
lined with Green Baiae, new Red Velvet Collar,
and ihe butt in holes on one side stitched up -the
Cloak has quite a new appearance. A reasona
ble reward will lie given for the Cloak and de
lection of the thief. WALTKR JONF.S.
January 23 52
JACKSON ACADEMY.
j 'MIS Institution will be opened again oi. th
K fire? edne.gday iu January next TIih
male department under 'lie personal superinten-
lenc.e of Mr W.liter T. Knight, in whose literary
itsciontiflc acquirements ihe Trusieoa have th** ut-
moQl confidence He has taught several years in
Academics in the Stale of Nt vv-York wuh great
>urc^sfi, and has brought with him the most sa:is
l'.u'ti r> testimonials of his exemplary and moral
character.
I lie Female department will continue under
he direction of Miss Susan Rhea, ihe present in
«t:ueiress. Mins Rhea lias, during the course of
*.er experience, given ample evidence of her 6kiil
mil abilities in the business cl teaching, and very
gener <1 satisfaction lo her patrons.
I he Academy is situated on a delightful emi*
lence in the village, four miles North of the Ju
lian Mineral Spring, in as healthy a section ol
C iiintrs as any in the State *, the moral and reli
gious state of society in J<>ckfcon is of *uch h char-
■ •ter. as to render it a suitable and desirable resi
• irnce lor youth The Trustees solicit the pat
ron ige of the people of the low country who
,;i.«ke the Mineral Spring a place of retreat from
•iisease during the summer months, and reroni-
nend the Institution with confidence to th»’ p.it-
ronage of an enlightened public generally Board
can Le had in respectable families tor $6 pci
month
By order of the Board of Trustees,
WILLIAM V BURNEY, Sec’y.
Dec. 13 46—e w2iu
The Editor of the Macon Talegrapli will please
insert this notice in his paper twice a m nth for
iwo tn ruths, and forward Ins acc *unl to the Se
cretary.
W ANTED,
A LIKF.I.Y YOUNG HORSE, that rides to-
lara' ly wall and will draw in a carriage —
Enquire of the FriutePSV
Jamraw I? ft
Jerson county, when siliina for oidin try purpose-,
lor leave lo sell Jine lot of land number 91, in the
Ithh district of Leu county—Sold ns the property
"t Joshua Watson late of said county, dee d —
Sold lor the benefit of flic heirs of said dcc’d
MICH ‘.EL WATSON, I ,
JOHN PITZQARRALD, \ Adui rs -
Deremher 22 48-m4ni
I ^^OUR months after date, application will he
made to tile honorable Inferior court of
Gwinnett county, when sitting for ordinary pur
poses, for leave to sell Lot N'o twenty-three
(23 ) in the fifth (5th) district Troup county-
sold as the property o: Richard Medlin, dec'd,
for the bem-fit of his heirs nnd creditors.
SOPHIA MF.DI.IN, Adm’r*
JOHN MEDLIN, Adm’r.
January 19 4 in
J,^OUR mouths after date, application will be
JC made to the Court of Ordinary of Gwinnett
county, for leave to sell the renl estate of John
Martin, deceased, to wit—150 acres, more or
less, on Nail's creek, in the county of Franklin,
adjoining Wiley and others. Also, 190 acres,
near the Silver shoals, on the w aters of HuiLou
river in the county of Hail and Habersham.—
One other tract of 100 acres, more or less, on
the Middle fork of Broad river, adjoining James
Martin, sen. and others
ELIZABETH MARTIN, Adm’rx.
January 14 4 m
Four months after date, applica-
JMtiun will he mole to the luferior cooil ol Pulas
ki county, when riding tor ordinary purposes, lot
leave to sell all the real estate oi Robert Hodges
lece.ised, for the benefit of the heirs and credi
ots of said deceased
JOHN J HODGES, Adm’r
October 7, lft-^8 4m
4 OL’K mouths alter date application willin'
V made to ike honorable Inlerioi court uf
B ihlwin county, while sitting as a court ol Ordi-
ary to sell a negro girl by the name of Dilcv, the
roperty of Su an V \1 Calhoun, di c'd, for the
benefit of ths heirs and creditors of said dec’d
\VM H. CALHOUN, Adm'r.
Dec 3 w4ni
OUR months alter date, application w ill I
1 made to the honorable the Inloriur tourl o.
tones couDty, when sitting for ordinary purposes,
ir leave soli one Tract of L uni, >o. 3, in the Sth
'Strict ofMocioe county—said as ihe property !
Elizabeth Kola, deceased, for the beaefit ot tin
iieirs and rri ditors.
JOHN DUM AS Qualified Aduiinislr.unr
Orlober 4 w4ni
L^OUI! months aftci die, npnlicatimi will lie
I —i(e to the honorable the Interior court o
ones county, when sitting for ordinary purpose
•cr leave to sell one Tract of Land in said county,
'(joining Lowe and Diini.i3.n - ( edar creek; also
me negro woman and child—sold us iii*» proper
i of loshiia Kolb,deceased, for the benefit oi tin
heirs and creditors ol said deceased
JOHN DUMAS, Adm’r
October 4 w4m
OUH nioiuhs i"tt date i.ppl.cation wul tu
made to the Inferior conri ot Hancock conn
y when sitting lor ordinary purposes, for leave t
eli lot number 12, in the 23d district of originally
'■l. scogee now Talbot county, for ibe benefit o'
he orphans of Enoch ^imps n, deceased
J EPTH A 31 V.P80A, Guardian
Dec. 6. 1928 . v.4ln
EOHGIA, Jones county—AA hereas Baxte
Tailor, applies for lettera ol dismission from
the estate of Dennett H Taylor, deceased :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all an-
singular the kindred and creditors of saiddeceas
ed, to be and appear at my office within theiinu
prescribed by lav , to shew cause it any they can
why said loiters ol dismission shoind not bo grant
cd Given under inv bond day of Oclo
tier, 1828. CHARLES MCCARTHY. Clk
N vend er I uibin
1 10UR months after date, application will be
? made to the honorable Inferior court of
Gwinnett couuty, when sitting for ordinary pur
poses, for leave to sell Lot No 221, in the 18th
district Muscogee county—sold ns the property
of Ginscy T. Coually, idiot, for her benefit.
I HOMA i CONAI.LY, Guardian.
January 10 4tn
GEORGI A, Washington county.
Superior Court September Term, 1828,
SUHARD AKTtIKK,)
v« > Rule Nisi for fortclosmt
va w M. Bennett )
f] PON the petition of Ricliatd Wnrtlicn -ut-
ing that on the twenty hfth da ol I ' .,y
ia the year of our l.oirl one thousand ug
ired and twenty eight, in III- coti uj ol vf th no.
ion, f\illiam M. Bennett did m ke, exetu i and
leliver unto the said Richard. Ihh c ituit need
nortaage, Hearing daie the same day an I ■ ear
iloresatd, whereby he nuitg g d unti the said
ticlurd, all that tract or parcel of land, whereon
the said William M Bennett at that time resided
lying on the waters of A*. illia-iiBou's swamp,bound-
.d on the Nor li-Eas’ hj .aid swamp, m the 9.
Enstand South bv Mitcliel tV.uhi is’si.i d,on tl.e
Soutli West by Turner Brown's Ian I, a o 0 n the
West and North West bv John Duegau and A.
Armstrong’s land, centninitg six hniidrrd and
ninety-two acich, mote nr less, and which laid
mortgage was executed f r th- puiposeof si cur-
ing tiie payment ol a promitsei y note uinde be the
•aid William M Benneil, b-aiing date ihe sail
twenty-fifth dav of February, eighteen ♦"imbed
and twenty-eight, for the sum of .is huruln il and
fifty-four dollars and fil v nine cents, payable un
tile first day of April, eighteen hundr. ij and liven-
ty-eiglit, to the said Uieli.ml Wailin n or bonrer,
for value received ; and the -aid itu It iru Waulien
having prayed lor a Rule Nisi lor the loreCErure
ot the equity of redemption of, in dnd to said
mortgaged premises: It t< on motion, ordered,
that the principal and interest of ihe debt ulore-i
eattl, and 'the rosts of the applies!'on in this be I qf
■n and to die said mortgaged picniiscs, shall
tlienreforili be forever bared and lot'll sod : Aral
a is further ordered, th >t tins Ruieshail no puli-
islteil iu one oj the public Gar. lies of this State
at least once in every month, lot slid during tlie^
spare of six months, or served on the mortgager ur
Itil special agent at least three months previous to
the time the money is directed lo be paid.
A true extract from the minutes ol said Coutt,
this 7th da) ol October, 1828.
MORGAN BROWN,Cl’k.
Ot tuber 10 n b : -i
lag sworn -anil, that about the I
t, he was the owner of, ttnd ia I
igiaal ■'•' —In above I
J ill it the entry I("'revw^a^oj
that the same about
U 1 orhi'loll to. -bi.l ilav ..I Di'Ceine. i , ,t,:B
I priitnise to pay, or t.aused tu be paid t%to
Robert llindslei, tie just and lull sum ol ^;i20, tor
value received of loin, inis fiist dav of N vm. ber.
1827. W AUREN JORDAN. '
Credit the within with tncuty-live dvlUts, b;h
Jul), 1828
On ur before the C5tli December, 1829 I pro
mise to pay, or cause to lie paid unto I’, bit I lliu's-
lev, the just and full sum ol gtK.i. bir value icceii.
ed, this i&t day ul November. '827.
WARREN JORDAN.
GEORGI \, Junes county.
Personally appeared in open Court, Robert
Hiudsley, who being sworn saitii, that about the J
13th of August last, he
possession of the m igin
are true copies, and
above stated, and th
aforesaid w ere lost or sb ten out of Ilia pcssessto
so that they cannot be found.
irs
ROBERT * IHNDSLEY.
mark
Sworn to, an 1 su 1 .scribed iu open Coutt, thig
30th Oclobet, 1823.
Test, F. SIMS, Cl’k
On motion, ordered, that all persous intcresirij
in saitl notes shew cause at the next term of tin
Court, why said copies should be cslnhlishidin
liou of the said lost originals, and ti, it this role he
published in "tie oft Ii e Gazettesot this State,once
month for four months, or a copy to lie served oil
the maker thereof, three momlis prior to the term
next aforesaid.
A true copy taken from the minutes of Janes-Sii*
perior court, October Term 1828
FREDERICK SIMS, Cl k.
November 8 m4in
-»t.d rtG1 A Jdaitci-ck Cta.
bUPKKIOU COURT, AC.if. TERA1. 1828-
Present his Honor (UPGE CltAWFOBD
Rule >'ist for foreclosure
^JPON the petition ol William F. Scott, as
signee, stating that William Btodnax of snid
e ittnLy, heretofore, to-ivit: on die 4il>
February. ISif executed to one Robert IV.
his deed of mortgage lo a certain tract or parcel of
land situate lying and being in the county of Han
cock and State aforesaid, on the south lorli of
Beaverdam creek, adjoining lands of John F.
Mill tin, Joh u Colbert, Hardy Jernig.Ill, and Wil
liam Alford, see. containing live hundred ami
thirty eight acres, more or less, for the better se
curing the payment of the sum of twelve hundred
lollars, oo tlitre promissory nates, dated the I8tli
dav of November, 1824, for f nr hundred dollars
each ; oue due on the 26th dav of December,
I82fi . oneduo on the 26tii day of Llocemher, 1827;
and the other due the 25th day of December, 1828;
and that the sum of four hundred dollars, dut the
25th of Decembei, 1827, and the accruing inter
est thereon remains due and unpaid ; and that on
the 2d day of March, 1827, Robert VV Fort cb- |
signed said mortgage and transferred said notes to
William F Scott lor a valuable consideration —It
is therefore, on motion of Hansell u Harris, At-
orneyt for the petitioner, ordered by the Court,
that the saitl William Brodnax do pay into the
Clerk s office uf the Superior Court of said coun
ty of Hancock, the amount due and unpaid on
said mortgage, together with all legal costs witlim
twelve months from this time, or shew cause to
the contrary, or tbe equity of redemption iu and
to said mortgaged premises, will fr-tn thenceforth
lie lorever bared and foreclosed ; and that a copy
.f this rule be served un the mortgager at least six
months before the lime the mouei is so directed tn
bn paid, or be published once a month for twelve
mouth* it. one o< tbe public gaxettesof this State.
A true copy from lie Minutes of the Superior
Court,this 17lh April, 1828.
ABRAVi Al.FRIEND, Clerk.
April 28 m!2ui.
GEO"(j|.\. R ashingloncount'
Superior Court, September Term, 1828
JoHK VVlCKI.lt, }
vs. kRULE MPI ferfort,
William M Bknnf.tt ) closure.
U PON the petition of John Wicker, stating
tlint on the twenty-seventh day ol Fel runij
eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, in the county
of Washington. William M. Bennetldid make, ex
ecute, and deliver unto the said John Wicker his
certain deed ot mortgage, bearing date the same
day and year aforesaid, whereby lie mortgaged un-
ihe said John Wicker, all that tract or parcel ol
I mil. situate, lying and being in the county nfoie-
said, on the wateisof Williamson’s swamp, ad
joining Watkins on the North-East, Bentley on
the East,Bennett’s (Dehorali Cook’s tract)on tin
South-east,Gttlfin o i the South, and Horace ant.
others on the West, containing eight hundred
acres pine land, more or less, and which said
mortgage was executed for the purpose of se
rtirii g the payment of a promissory note madi
ny the said William M. Bennett, beating date
on the said twenty seventh day of February,
•igluecn hundred and twenty-eight, foi the sum
of three hundred and forty-one dollars and fil
ly cents, payable in five months after the date
thereof, to John Vv inker or bearer for value re
ceived,and the said John Wicker having prayed
far n Rule Nisi for the foreclosure of the equity o'
odemp’ion in and to the said mortgaged premi
ses: It is on motion, ordered, that the principal
nd interest nf the debt aforesaid and the costs ot
the application in litis behalf, shall be paid into
tins Court within six months from the date of this
Rule, otherwise the equity of redemption in, and
to the said mortgaged premises, shall thenceforth
be forever bar* <1 and loreclosetl And it is lurthei
ordered, .hat this Rule be published in ne of ,he
public. Gazettes - f this Stale, once a month lor
and during the space of six mouths, or served ou
(he mortgager or (>is special agent at least three
months previous to the time the money is directed
to be paid.
A true extract from the minates of the Superior
c >urt, this 7th day of October, 1828.
MORGAN BKOVVN.CI’k
October 10 m$ia
Montgomery County } Georgia ~ fll
P ERSONALLY came before me James G.-J|
Conner, one of th* Justices of the Inferior
court for said county, Jchn McDowell, of Jeffer*
son county ami Territory of Florida, and after
beingduly sworn, suiib that he held a note of band
on Bryant Callahan,sen r of the State of Geoi’r
§fi i and county of Montgomery, for beventy-tour
dollars and fifty cents, d*ite«t i’Gih November, 1825.
and on demand two yearsafter date,as well asthra
deponent recollects, which rote is so lost dr mis
laid that deponent cannot gm hold of it.
Tunis McDowell.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, August
13th, 1 S'Jj J G CONNER J.I.C.
(COPY )
574 50—On the twenty-eighth day of November,
eigiueen hundred and twenty-seven, I promise to
pay John McDowell or bearer the sum of seventy-
four dollars and fifty cents, for value received,,
this 23th November. 1S 1 ^5.
his
BRYANT xCALLAHAN.
mark
On motion, It is ordered that the above, to
gether will) the following notice, be published
•»nce a month for four mouths, i:i one ol the pub’
fic Journals of this State.
All parties interested are requested to taks no
tice. that, unless objections are made in terms cl
die law, a copy of 6aid note will be established for
the original
BENJ AMIN F. HARRIS, J. I. C.
WILEY OGLETREE, J. !• C.
A McR^E.J I.C.
A true extract from the minutes.
JOHN P. WYNNK.CPk.
December 9 47—m4m
UkOHOIA. Ba'dwm COII III v
Court of Ordinary»January Tern, IP29.
Present th ir l!onoi>i> B Mjtchell,Lharlk?.
V^ n.r.rA-MSOif John G. Worsham and Gua5.
J. Paine, Esqrs.
U FO \ the pjtiiion of Jacr>l> Tarver, stating to
the Court, that Elijah Lingo did rn his life
tune, to wit, on the 13th criy of September, 1817 4
execute to biui the said Tarver^ lbs bond to exe
cute titles 10 the said Tarver, his heirgor assigns,
to a certain tract or paroel of land where Joseph
Hilt m then lived, containing three hundred acres,
(a ropy of which bond is to aak) petition annexed;)
and it apfeiritg forthor, that th<* said Elijah Lin
go departed that life without having executed titles
to said tract of land, and the said Jacob Tarver
having petitioned this C urt for an older directing
the administrator on snid estate to execute titles to
said land, in compliance with said bond—It
therefore ordered, that notice of ihi* arplication
be given by publication in the Southern Recorder,
once a mouth for three months, nnd at the public
ptacoa in said county, and that nt the first tetm ol
this Court after the expiration of said throe month?,
he administrator on the estate of Elijah Lingo w ill
be directed to execute titles in compliance wiih
said bond, and under )hc provisions ot tl;^ statute
unless cause be shewn to the contrary.
A true extract from the minutes, l&h January,
1829 R. A. GREENE, Cl is.
January 17 wSifl.