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sheriffs’
Laurens Sheriff's bale.
BE BOLD, on the first Tuesday in
April next, atlho Court-house in the town
Of Dublin, Laurens county, within the iisuul hours
0f sole, the following property, to wit:
One negro men named Ailm
ilnm, nbnut 25 yenrs
Olds levied on as the property of William Moor-
■ van, to satisfy n fi fn in favor of Thomas l’ullen
rtna other li firs vs. snid Moorman—levied on and
Atntncd to me bv n constable,
C11AR1.KB B. GFYTON, Sh’IV.
February 2(1.
w
ILl. HE WOLD, on the lirst Tuesday in
April next, ntthn Court-house in the town
||j‘ Dublin. Lnurens county, within the usual houra
fsale, the following property, vie :
Two Squares of Land, containing 2024 acres
each, the numbers not recollected, lying on the
Waters of Rocky creek, and adjoining Wnrrcn W,
Whitehead's lands and John Fulwood's binds, ta
ken ns the property of Spier Knight to satisfy a li
Ik in favor of Ell S. Shorter—property pointed out
ffy Spier Knight.
MOB E3 GUYTON, D.S
February II)
Taliaferro Sheriff's Sale.
■^^■ILL HE SOLD, on ‘the first Tuesdnyin
April next, «t the Court-house In I he tomi
of Crawfordville,Talinfcrro county, within the u-
finl hours ofsnle, the following property, to w it.
JOO acres of Innd, more or less, on the waters of
tted-lick creek, adjoining Luncelbrd, L. Andrews
MANSION HOUSE,
m
MILLED GEYILLE,
GEORGIA,
undersigned hnve engaged in business,
B under the firm of CARNES ft MINI'.I', and
purchased the old stand known as Mrs. Jenkins', un
Hancock Street, where they design keeping a
llOUSK OK PUBLIC
ENTERTAINMENT
Wttll very little improvement to the lot, they
are pleased to announce to their friends and the
public generally, that their House, and ils sit na
tion, Inis advantages far superior to any other in
Milledgeville, occupied ns an Inn, hoitip retired
from the crowd) well arranged for families, and
perfectly convenient to the State House, where
all business relative to I.nmls are transacted.—
Friends and strangers visiting the sent ol govern
ment, are respectfully invited to call and exnm
ine the Mansion Mouse. W. 11 . CAKNES.
C. MINER.
Millodgeville, January, 1329. W
GSli3iJ;:ffB!SKOUO'Jai£,
Georgia.
rpAHE SUBSCRIBERS linve lit.
.fi. ken possession of the HOTEL
formerly occupied by Mr. Thomas It.
Grimes. They deem it.unnecessary to
expatiate upon the various inducements u liich this
establishment pro rents to Travellers, or to make a
and others, levicd on ns the property of William profession of extraordinary merit on the occasion,
Acree, to satisfy n fi lit in favor ol Benjamin Hurt, ns is the manner of some. They are desirous that
surviving copartner of Byrum &. Hurt, Issued un
der the foreclosure of u mortgage—property point
ed out in snid mortgage.
Also—One Negro Woman by the name of So-
pltey, ul)out22 years of age and her child William,
about two years of age, levied on ns the properly
of James W. Maddox, to taiisfy a ft tain l’uvor of
Jewett, Abel & Co. vs. James H. Maddox ami
Jesse Maddox—property pointed out bv the defen
dants. C. A. NELMS, D. Slt'lf.
February 20
Washington Sheriff's Sale
W ILL HE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in
April nex*, ul Hie Court-house in the town
of Sanders lie, Washington county, within the u-
gnal hours i sale, the following properly, to wit:
00 ncres pine laud, morn or less, adjoining Hor
ton and others, taken ns the property! of Oden Oli
ver, to satisfy two ft fas vs. said Oliver—levied mi
and returned to. me by a constable.
Three Negroes, named Sindy, and her two chil
dren. Nancy and Ephraim, levied onus the proper
ty of Duuicl Coker, to satisfy sundry li fas vs. said
•oker.
SHERROD SESSIONS, Sh’ff.
March 4
POSTPONED SALE.
W ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tupsday in
April next. Ht the Cotirt-hoitje in the town
Of Sandersvllle) Washington county, within the u-
SUal hours of sale, the following property, viz:
One negro girl named Easter, about seven years
old, tnken ns the property of Owen Fort, to satisfy
alifa in favorof Daniel 15. Low vs. said Fort and
Elizabeth Fort, and other fi fas vs. said Fort; le
vied on and returned to me by a constable.
SHERROD SESSIONS, Slt’ff
March 4
POSTPONED SALE.
W ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in
April next, at the Court-house in the town
of Sandersvllle, Washington county, within the u-
guul hours of side, the following property, to wit:
i the property' ofZa-
Oue buy horse, levied on ns
uhariali Brown, to satisfy a ft fa in favor of IV. 11'.
Oullens vs. suid Brown, and John H. Waller, se
(juity ; property pointed out by defendant.
L. A. JERNIGAN, D. Sh’ff.
At the same lime and place,
450 acres pine land, on the waters of Limestone
Creek, adjoining John Williams and others, levied
i*n as the property of John H. VValicr, to satisfy u
|lla in favor of Peabody •& Bright vs. said Wuller ;
MToperty pointed out by defendant.
L. A. JEKMGAN, D. Slt’ff
March 4
the public should rail and judge for themselves—
and solicit a continuation ol tile former patronage
f the House. In consequence of the pressure of
the times, their charges will be quite reasonable—
and, in conclusion, they pledge themselves to use
very exertion to render those who tntiy call upon
them comfortable.
GILBERT it GRIMES.
January 20 *5—BH
LA r£.Y££3?X] HAiL,
rijnilK subscriber will take charge
id of this Establishment, by or be
fore (he 15th of this month. His table
bar, and stables, will be well supplied-
and be hopes to render comtortable
nil who may cull on him.
JOHN A. JONES.
O’ Carriages nttd Horses will bn kept for hire.
Milledgaville, January 5. l a 29.
r £U£ SUBSCRIBERS
AVL JUST RECEIVED, per Boat Saucy
Jack, the following articles, which they will
sell on good terms :
800 bushels Liverpool ground Salt, ,
2 lihds. best 8t. Ctoix Sugar,
4 “ “ New-Orlenns, do.
4 “ Molasses,
GOOO lbs. Flat and Bqtire Iron, Assorted,
1000 “ Shovel Moulds,
1000 “ Castings,
20 kegs Nails,assorted,
12 boxes Savannah Candle.f,
12 “ Sperm. do.
12 “ Soap,
12 “ Malaga Raisins,
10 bags large White Coffee;
10 " Green dm.
2 Crates Crockery,
30 bids. Whiskey,
20 " Gin,
20 » Rum,
1 pipe Cog. Brandy,
1 “ Holland fiin,
Madeira IVine, Apple and Pencil Brandy, & c.
CLAYTON & MOORE.
MUIcdgoville, Feb. 7. 2—If
Notice.
I NDUS. months after date application will lie
. made to the Hon.(he InferiorcourtoflVasli-
inglon county, when sitting tor ordinary purposes,
forlenve to sell n tract of land containing 202 1-2
uores, in (lie county of (originally Troup,) known
in the plan of snid comity by number .57, in the
7lh district, drawn by Mary and Snrnh Parker, one
half to be sold ns the property ot James Paradis,
dec’ll, and the other ns the property ot Snrnh Par
ker, minor; one tract containing 310 acres in
Washington county, Georgia, on the Little Ohon-
pio, the property of Jnmes Paradis, deceased—Sold
|or the benefit of all concerned.
WM. PARADIS. Adm’r,
on the estate of Jnmes Paradis, dec'd. and
Guardian for Sarah Parker.
January 29 Ids
DU It months niter date, application will be
Hindi: to the honorable (lie Inferior court of
Laurens eoitnty, when sitting lor ordinary purpo
ses, forlenve to sell all the real eslute of John Col
lier, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs nod cre
ditors.
JOHN D EG RAFFIN' REID, Adm’r.
March -1, 1329 dm
A C.RUEABf.P, t'« an arder of the Irancrable
Inferior court of Greene county, when sitting
(ul ordinary purposes, will he sola, on the first
Tuesday ill April next, within-the usual hours of
side, in the town of Ureenesbo rough,
200 ACRES Or LAND
GEORGIA, Washingtou couafy.
Superior Court, September fertu, 1C23
Joltff \\ ICKEH, 1
vs, kRULE NISI forfore-
' ILLIAM M BbxkbTT 3 closure
"JJ PON tlic petition ol John Wicker, stating Hint
on the twentj-snveiilb day ol Fehrunty nigh-
in the fork of the Oconee, adjoining Matthews and \ h"'jdred hi 1 **» y ' kJ' L'.- emam
■ e Tncutnbrance o,! '"««»?- V a.2“ k Ji
others, and to be sold under the mrumo,mice o. j tle l, vc V„„{o t H° sai.l John Wicker, his certain deed
the widow s dower, tl being nil the mil < steti. of m bearing date ilia mine d.iy and year a
John \V infield, late, ot (,reene co " " "
and to be sold lor tbe benefit of llie
torsofsaid deceased. Terms made Known on me | il(1 ,| |, e ing in the County
day of sale, by > VVillinnison'iswainp, ai jnining tValkinson the Nor th
WILLIAM WINFIELD, Adm’r. East, Bmtloy on the East, Bennetl’a (Debcrali
January 2fl tds Cook’s tract) on the South-east, Gnflin on the South
iinr'en nnd otlteis on the West, cnnlainpig eijitt
I Uii n tu own < ■ 0 | Mrt . IUb bearing dan- tbo sunie il.iy and year a
cou.tty deceased,! whereby be niortgnged unto .lie said John
llm heirs und credo, yVicker, all that tract or parcel ol land, situate, lying
ttule known on the ilfl( | |, e j n p, j n ii, n county aforesaid, on the waters ot
Will be {Soldi
^^N the first Tuesday in April next, at the
Court-house, in tin- trwu of Invinton,
A NEIj’IIO MAN
named Solomon, belonging to James Wilcox, into
of Wilkinson county, deceased. Sold fort he be
nefit of Hie .creditors of said {estate.—Terms made
known on the d»v of sale
JAMES II, BLACKSIIEAR, F.x’or.
January 7 tds
ate
jflOl It month's aft
made to the Inferior r
application w ill be j
net of Twiggs conn-
0. GHI.LABEL to nn order ofthe honorable 1 In
i’ t ferior rourt of Washington county, when sit
ty, when silting for ordinary purposes. for leave to j |j njr lor ordinary purposes, will be sold on the first
sell Lenny Knight’s interest in Lot ol Land, No. Tuesday in April next, within the iisuul hours of
led, Till district Gwinnett counlv. sale, in tbo (own of Perry, Houston county, four
IRA E. DUPREE, Guardian, eighslis of
Fetymry 27. 1829 im I | y ot No. 5o, iil tllC Otll District
131 OUR inoutlis utter date, upplicatton will lie
made to tlio bonoraliie Interior court of Ha
bersham county, when silling t:su Court of Ordi
nary, for leave to sell the I .tof Innd No. 145, in the
lid district of Troup, now Meriwether comity,
draw n In Mnhnly Bullard, nn illegitimate.
.SHADEAUK BFLLAltD, Guardian.
February 13, 132.1. 4m
NOl’R inoutlis niter dntr, nppliration will Im
' made to the honorable the Inferior court of
Jones count v, to sell the Lmidnnd Negroes helong-
nfsaid county, belongimrot the orphans of Win.
Barlow, deceased. Sobl for the benefit of said
orphans.
EADY BARLOW, Guardian.
January 0 (ds
hundred acres pine land, more or less, and whu h
said mortgage <vns executed for the purpose of se
curing 1 lie payment of a promissory note made l)J
the Kind William M. Bennett, bearing dale on tin
said twenty seventh day ol February,«ighteen hun
dred ami iwenty-eiglit, for die sum oI three huqglred'
and forty-one dollar., anil fifyt cents, payable ill five
months aftei ihd date thereof, to John Wicker 01
bearer lor value received, mid the said John Wicker
Having prated for a Role Nisi for llie foreclosure ol
the equity ul reilempiion in ai.d to the s,.id morig.i
ged premises: It is on motion, ordered, that 1 in
pnneipnl anil interest of the detit aforesaid and (lie
costa ol the nppliration in this t.eliatt, shall be p ,id
into this Court within 12 n|pudis from the dalo ol
this Rule,otherwise the 1 qnity r-f redemption in ( an0
10 tlio said morig 'ged preiiiises, slia'I tliencelbrlli lie
tornver bared and foreclosed: Audit is further or
dereil, that this Rule lie published in one of 1 lie pub
lie Gazulles of thi* State, mice n nionili lor and dm
mg the space of 12 mouths, or sui ted on the mutt
gager or lilt special agent 11! least 1 lire> months pro
.Kins 10 the time the money is direeted to lie paid
A true extract Iroin die uiin.il’s of die Supe.no>
court, liiiu7tli day ol October, I82B.
MORGAN BROWN,''I’ll
Oetober 10 ntlim
ing to the eslute of Edmund Disiiml es. deceased.
NOAH BUTT, Adm’r.
Februmv 13, 1.-29.
4 m
(NUUK Its altard
t' to the Itomira'.lr: I
nountj, v;I sitiing lor 1
'■> sell n.ie lot ol i-iiid ir,
n 1 ’ Lee noonlt — i uld as 1
>on hue ol said eooiny,.
of the li.-ifa r.l "id dee.’.l
MIUHAVI.M ATSON, (
JOHN FliZGAiltlALD, x
Di’eember 22 4U
P'.liealioii will be made
ioi (‘.oil! I of Jeff ( ra n
i,, i perposvs. fur h-aie
r ‘ji, 111 11 c IO1I1 distrirt
■. pel i v of Joshua Wot-
d —Sold lor die buntfit
A GUE EARLE to un order of the Inferior court
iU. of Gwinnett county, when sitting foriordiim-
n purpose 1, will be sold, on the first Tuesday in
April next, ut the Court-house in Early county,
LOT 1*0. 130,
in tile 15th distriet*ol said county. Soldnstliej
property of John linker, deceased, for tlio benefit
of his heirs und creditor*.
JOHN M. GARDNER, Adm’r.
January 20 tds
‘.EORiilA, v AKhingtoDoourity.
Superior Court. September Term, 1528.
Kit it a hd Wart hk no
vs. C Ri
Wm M Bennett )
4 u l K Nisi for foreclosure
Adin’re
~ m4m
Will bo .Sold,
If XN the first Tuesday in June next.nt I he Court
liotisi: in tin: town of Sparta, Hancock coun
ty, between the usual bouts of sale,
’ 100 ACRES OP ZM1STD,
Bwnnip.
Waikins’q Und, on ilir* S. We thv Turner Brown’;
kind, a d on the West r.r»il N »rth«VVest bv John
! moiv or less, oiik nml.liiPkony, on tlio wnlors of | Duggan and A Armstrong* land, ccutainirR six
U I*ON tlie petition of Ricltaid Warthon, htaiiiij;
If ‘ ' '
GEOROIA, Telfair Copntij,
Stew art A. Hargraves, ,
VS. I SUPKRtOtl COCRt,-
Josiait Rogers, and a tract f April Term, |>yv I
oflandlnTelfalroouiity. "
W li EREAS, on the tWcnty-thiro tiny of JJnt
in tlio year one thousand eight hundred'
and twenty-five, the SHid Josinli Rogers inude, e,. 1
ecuted, and delivered unto your petitioners his
certain deed of mortgage, bearing date the dnv
and year aforesaid, w hich is now here in Court to I
be seen, for the better securing a certain promi,
sory note, made by the snid Josiait, pnyable to I
your petitioners, for the sum of three thousand I
eight hundred and ten dollars and twenty cents, I
(11810 20) payable on the fifteenth duy of Uccets
tier, in the year aforesaid, bearing even date with 1
snid deed of mortgage; width suid deed of mart. I
gage conveyed, among other real estate, the fol-1
lowing tract of laud, situate, lying, and being in I
the county of Telfair, to wit:—One tract of laud, I
on the Ocmulgee river, eontnining one thousand I
ncres, more or less, conveyed to said Josiait liyl
Julius C. Alford, which more fully appears by ref I
erence to the deed of conveyance from the said I
Julius to the said Josinli. And your |>elitioncd I
further shew, tlml there is now due am) unpaid' I
on said promissory note, the sum of three tliouMn,'
dollars, tiesidesiuU ivst—Your petitioners therefore
pray, (Hat ft Rule MH niay be granted requirinr I
llie said Josiait to pay' ’Uto the Clerk's^ofiice of this
Court, on or before tin? expiration of twelve
months, from ami immcdiatt’ly atlerthe date here-1
of, the amount of principal, .."terest, und cost?,
due, or lo become due tln'Veon, or ..'.‘At the equip
of redemption in ami to stud mortgaged premises
be thenceforth forever barred and Forever fore
closed—and that a cony of said Rule Nisi he per
sonally served on said Josinli, or Ids special ogent
six months before the expiration of said twelve
months, or that the sttiuo be published once s
month for twelvo months, in one of the Gazettes
in this Slide. Upon motion of which said peti
tioners, it is therefore ordered accordingly.
A true cop;/ from llie Minutes, 22d April, lfc'Og,
HENRY WOOTTIN, Clerk
May 17. 14—«I2b
that no the twenty-fifth t’a- 01 February, In the ( 'J»** »*m >svrs>«%«
year of our Lord one lliniisnnd eight hundred nud > ut/iiu Jsd&Kfl,.
twenty eiylit, in the county of Washington, tt illiani "HTTPON the petition of Andrew Low, ns surviv
al. Bennett did make, execute and deliver unto the l|J ing ropnrttter of the late firm of Andrew
said Richard. Iiis cm tain deed of ntortguge, beaiing j Low ,V Co., stating to this Court, that John tiuv
date the »am;> day and year aforesaid, whereby In | ton. late ofthe Counlv of Laurens, did on the first
mo. tgag. d unto l lie said Richard, all that trac't or! of September, 1825, mortgage to said firm the fob I
parcel of land, jvhereon the mhJ William M. Co** 1 • • • • - • • - ihl iui- |
nett fit that time resided,
linnson'g swamp, boundcu c.n iik» jNitriit>r.nsi dv r ft r n. *L tl ,• n• i *
id swamp, cn Jho S East and South by Mitchd ' “ >>y, 1 f t-igti(y- e i s ) lt ,
rran the ,ai,l William Ml Ben | loxving Tracts or Lots of imid ly ng i I sa,
tied, Ivinc cn the wntnwi of i/i olin r:. » . , • *, , ", i
ounded cfn tie North-East by f . kn '" v !' in (he plan
AOt
linnOrrd.le i it! *
K|,|„
| Sliotilderbone, it being ail llie ical estate of F.liza-
f Baldwin
c >u ty, while Kitting as n rt nit of Ordinal v to sella
negro girl liy llie nnuie ot bdr.v, the ptopeiiy ol 8u-
V. M. Call.onii, tlr-re.iKlor the lisnclii of the
*’• !' ' ( p | both Greer, deceased. Terms of sale made known
lions am!
.:rcdito;«
f't' Hi
id rtcc’il.
U'Jh
li. CALHOUN, .'.('mV.
r'pe. 3
t. l m
i.'oim
months:
lo r .1
ite ».|.pl ration wdi on m.irtr
.»
C Infcrio
rou
to! IIno.Difkcouuty, when
riitlin/ ft
r ortlina
IV [*l
ii. .sea, t..r leave tn sill let
(liimli i 1
2, in tlic
ml ii
i. i. t *: i* iginal v Mufcngee
non Tall
>t ruuti!)
t »'»:• i
i<: l.r refit ol die orphans ot
Enoch £'
.a|is a,.
DfeOF
d
Jt
I’llI
-i Sl.dFSON, Guardian.
Dee. (',
1921!
w*3m
I.IOUIt months after date, application will be
Sd made to the honorable Inferior court of Gwin-
nelt county, when sitting for ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell Lot No. 221, ill the 18th district
Muscogee county—sold ns the property ofGiascy
T. tonally, idiot, for her benefit
THOMAa CONALLY, Guardian.
January 10 4m
SALE OX 1 PROVaIRVS'
AT 8COTTSBORO’.
W ILL BE SOLD by Auction, on Thursday,
the 2d day of April next, the
Lot and Improvements
•hereon, belonging to the subscriber—also, the
Household Furniture, Negroes, Horses, Carriages,
Cattle, Hogs, &.c. ‘Tlie.c will also be sold at the
jjbmc time and place, a
XL7BRAB7,
Mathematical lus'runients, n Gabiuot of Minerals
arranged to Catalogue, u London made I’iauo For
te, by Broad wood ASuMSr
Amongtha Negroes, area woman and her two
children, o;.c a girl of 3 years'of age. and a boy i f 2
years; this woman is invaluable as a house servant,
aook. washer and nurse; uiso, a Carpenter, ubcut
yeais of age.
Ia tue Lihrurv. there is a Imndoti edition of Rees
®yclaped in, the whole of Peter NichoUon'sand o-
Slier Architectural works, a variety of Mnthemnti-
oal, Chemical and Agricultural works, also, .eve-
nil Volumes of Voyages ai <1 Travels, printed up
wards of lOi) years ago, iu which is the Voyage of
Columbus.
The Mathematical Instruments consist of a Spi
rit Level and Theodolite, by Troughton, Drawing
aistruments, &e.
Any part of the above property will be disposed
of privately, it application be mnile before the day
-s’* IIAMIl'riW IV III 'I't 1V
of sale. HAMILTON FULTON.
Scottsboro’, March 4 li—-It
HEAD_t.tUAKTF.KS,
Third Division Utorgia Militia,
Mn.i.r.nor.viu.r, March 4llt, 1529.
mvmzovs orbbus.
I N conformity to the General Orders of Jlis
Excellency the Cotntnander-tn-cliief, the An
nual Review und inspection of Third Division o!
Georgia Militia will tnke place hy Regiments and
r.iiHulions, on the days following, viz:
In the county of Baldw in, on Monday the 4th
d ,y of May next.
In the county of Futnain, on Wednesday the
Otli day of May next.
In the county of Morgan, on Friday the 8th day
of May next
In tne county of Clark, ott Monday the 11th tiny
of May next.
In the county of Oglethorpe, on Wednesday the
I3th day of May next
In the county of Greene, on Friday and Satur
day the l, .ib uud kith davs of May next.
Oh thu respective days preceding the Review
and Inspection ia the counties of Putnam, Morgan,
Oglethorpe, and Greene; on Saturday the 2d day
of May in Baldwin, and on Saturday the 9th day
of May in tbe county of Clark, tbe officers and
non-commissioned oflieers will be assembled at the
usual places tor Instruction and Drill.
The Generals of Brigade in this Division will at
tend in person to the execution of these orders,
and xx i" exact from the officers in their respective
Brigades, xx ho are clinrg -d with their distribution,
prompt and strict Obedience. Every act of in
subordination und delinquency will be particularly
noticed and appropriately punished, mid strict dis
cipline enforced.
By command of Muj. Gen. Watson.
S. ROCKWELL, Division In/pertor.
N OTICE.—I hereby forworn till persons lrom
cutting or cultivating, or trespassing in tiny
ninmicr on a certain Tract of Lund, known by the
No. 7d, ill the titli district of Muscogee, drawn by
Hie orphans of John Nobles, deceased, as I am de
termined to enforce the latv against uny person
fsspasiiing on said land.
ARCHIBALD NOBLES
Laurens county, Feb. 13 4—12t
Tv) RENT,
F OR the present year,’the PLANTATION
called Bync's, on I'otatn creek, iu Baldwin
aounty, containing 150 nerfs of cleared laud, un
der good fence, autl the greater part of excellent
quality. Enquire of
3. GRANTLAND.
January 22
LAW.
T HE undersigned having permanently settled
in Milledgeville, offers his services to the
public, in the practice of the J-axv, in the several
Courts of tbe Oaknlulgee Circuit, and adjacent
counties. JOSEPH T. WILLIAMS.
Jan. 23. . 52—tf
L AW.—The subscriber has located himself in
Dublin, Laurens county, and will PRAC
TICE in all the Courts of the Southern Circuit,
and Washington of tile Middle, and Wilkinson and
Baldwin of the Oakmulgee Circuits. Business en
trusted to his care will meet xvitli prompt attention.
WILLIAM B. PRYOR.
January 31 1—tf
co-partnership heretofore subsisting be
tween the subscribers, under llie firm of J. D.
NICHOLS &CO. is dissolved by mutuul consent.
All persons indebted to said firm, are requested
to make payment to P.dinund C. Hathaway.
GITII.ienitn HiTHSW.it
GUILFORD HATHAWAY
AMBROSE HATHAWAY.
JOSEPH D. NICHOLS.
EDMUND D. HATHAWAY.
Mount Vernon, Ga. Oct. 1,1923. 57a
ISHAM BROOKS, Esq. is a candidate
at the next election for Sheriff of Put
man county.
March 1«.
8—4t
HEAD-ttUAllTERS,
Third Division Georgia Militia,
Mit.i.KjiGKvlr.i.r, JInre.b 4tli, 1829.
DXw ISXCM OUTERS.
PjJN HE resignation of Major Win. V. Hunsell is
J5_ ace- pted. Burton Hepburn, Esq. is ap
pointed Aid-de-Cump to the Major-General; Joseph
T. Camp. Esq. Judge Advocate to the 3d Division
Georgia Aiilitiu| and David It. Halstead, Division
Quarter Master, eucli with the rank of Major—they
will bo obeyed and respected accordingly.
By command ut ntaj. Gen. J. C. Watson.
S. ROCKWELL, Division Inspector.
March 7 (j—3t
A NOTICE.
JB.LL persons are Cautioned against trading for
four notes o( bund, given by the subscriber to Cross
R. Duvis, to xyit: one dated some time in January
or February last, for $85, due 25th of December
following; two for $3) each, d'Med sometime
November or December last, and due the 1st day
of .March next; und one for $1350 cents, same dntr
and due the 1st duy of June next; ns I have paid off
suid notes, or the greater part of them, and am de
termined not to pay them agyin, unless compelled
lo do so by law. * JAMES TAB! >U.
Jan. 17,1829. 57c
Valuable Lauds For Sale.
L OT No. J7G, in the 4ih district
originally Henry, now Fayette.
Lot No. 1k5, in the 5th district Carrol,
and Lot No. 244, iu the 28th district
Lee The subscriber w ill sell the u-
hove Ixits on i ea onable terms, or exchange for
Lauds in Thrum* or Decutur counties.
Thornes county, JIurch 2
ELIAS McFI.VIN
-Ht
GEORGIA, Newton county.
1HOMAS D. TF.RRELL, of
^ . Capt. Graves’s district, tolled
before Reuben Winfrey, Esq. one
BAY MAKE,
supposed to be 15 years old, blind in the right eye,
shod before—Appraised to $29. by E. Strickland
and John N. Owens, this iOlli March, 1829.
L. HOPKINS, Cl’k.
filnrch 29 8—3t
NEATLY HA.KCUTED AJ THIS OFFICE
1_ made to tbe Court of Ordinary of Guinnet
county, for leave to st II llie real estate of John
Mnrtiii, deceased, to w it—150 acres,more or less,
on Nail’s creek, in tbe county of Franklin, adjoin
ing Wiley and others. Also, 190 acres, near ilia
Silver shoals, on tbe waters of Hudson river in the
county of Hall and Habersham.—One other tract
of, 10(i acres, more or less, on th* Middle fork of
Broad river, adjoining James .Martin, sen. and o-
tliers.
ELIZABETH MARTIN, Adm’rx
January l-l dm
A Ot li months after date, application will be
l made to the honorable Inferior court of
Gwinnett county, when siltin': for ordinary purpo
s.'S, for leave to sell Lot No. twenty-three (23.)
in the filth (5th) district Troup county—sold ns
he property ot Richard Mediin, dec’d, for the
benefit of his heirs and creditors.
SOPHIA MEDT.IN. Adm’rx.
JOHN 51EDLIN, Arim’r.
Jannarv 19
March 20
CULLIN’ WOOD, Adm’r.
tds
A GREEABLE to an order nf the honorable the
Infer!.
rior court of Washington eoitnty, when
sitting lor ordinary purposes, xviil lie sold flt San-
hundred and ninety-two .icro«, more or les», and
• tiicli said mortgage, was rxectriii I r the purpose
of a-'Cuiing the pawner,t of a pioniirsory note m.,de
by tlio said lYiltiatil ,M Bennett, bearing date the
said twenty-fifth day of February, eighteen hundred in the plan of said town by number eis
and twenty-eight, lor the snsn of six hundred and (No. t-9)—also, a parcel of land, adjo
fitty four dollar, and fitly ’"u® et ala, payable on the. I town common of Dublin, containing tu e
rst day of April, oigh een lino«lrc*i und Iv.ei'ty-eigbt
o tbo P)id tticlianl Wnribcn t>r brnror, for vnlue
ib'.i'svillf' flomi-liouso.on first Tuesday April | t, 2 C8 'r l Warilien havingpr.iy
next, between the usual hours ofsnle, the undivi- c< ! for «"'« for th< ’ forrcl " ur ' 1 ' oi ,l>0
dqd part of
THREE NEGROES, viz :
Tom, Elsy, ami her child, belonging lo the estate
of William Neylnnd, late of «nid county, deceased.
Terms made known mi the day ofsnle.
WILLIAM HOPSON, Adm’r
Fehrnhrv 19 tds
WANTED,
A LIKELY YOUNG HORSE, that rides tole-
i 1 rnlily well and xvilljdraw in a enrriage. En-
qnire ol’tlie Printers.
January 17 ol—tf
A LL persons indebted to the estate of N. M.
Howard, deceased, arc called on to make
immediate payment; and such us do not comply
with this call n«tv expecl to have their notes put in
suit. HOMER V. HOWARD, Adm’r.
.March 7th, 1829. 6—(it
Jjfl P,OM the house of the subscriber iu Milledge
llie, on Saturday Inst.
Ji.
lined with Green Baize, new Red Velvet Collar,
and the button holes on one side stitched up—the
Cloak has quite a new appearance. A reasonable
reward will be given for the Cloak and detection
of the thief.
WALTER JONES.
January 23 52
GEORGIA, N
lAOtJR months alter date, application will
xvlicit silting for ordinary purposes, for leave, to
sell the real estate of Martha II. Cook,
WILLIAM 15 STEPHENS, Guardian
.March 13,1829 4 in
Jones Inferior Court, January Term, 1829.
ORDER TO ESTABLISH LOST NOTES.
COPT NOTES.
Jet 700—On or before the first day of January,
eighteen hundred and thirty, 1 promise to pay
Nicholas Childers or hearer, (lie
on comity.
“ILLIAM NOLEN, of Capt.
SI 'chord's district tolls be
fore Willi—" Clark, Esq. one
sosuttai xaostsss,
supposed to bo It! yenrs old, Eli hands high, xvhitc
streak in Ids face, white spot on his right side, se
veral saddle spots and cree.sc fallen—Appraised by
William B. Allred and James J Bradley, to !}t 25
this 3d March, 1829. ' L. IIOPKINS, Cl’k.
March 13 7—3t
f redemption ol, in and to said mortgaged pie
miscs : It is on motion, ordered, tlmt tin* principal
(No. 9b)—also, two other Lota in said tcr.vu,'knoivi’i
bjMpumberonc hundred and twenty-eight (No. 188)
and the other Lot hy number olio hundred anil
tOfrty-lliree, (No. 133)—also, one other Lot in t
town, known by number ninctMHm
so, one oilier Lot in said town,*know!
fifty-three, (No. 53)—also, one other Lot^
ighty-ni
lining
„ elveacre.,
more or less, known by Alfred Thompson’s place,
sold by Charles S. Guyton, Sheriff—and the snid i
Lands having been mortgaged to secure the pur
ulent of two urges of hand, sue dated Snvunaaii,
82li day of March, 1828, and due one day after
n,l interest of the debt aforesaid,and the costsol | date, jor the sum ot seven thousand five hundred
he applice.tiou iu thin behalf, in and to the said I und ninety-four dollnrs, mid eighty-five cents, anil
mortgaged premises, shall thenceforth be forever the other note given to said linn by said Jolm
Inred a 1 ' . . ■ ‘ - ' • - 1 ’ ■
ltd foreclosed: And it is further oidetcd, that t Guyton, for nineteen hundred mid seventy-seven
Ills Rule shall he published in one ofthe public dollars and eighty cents, dated Savannah, 12th
'?:i “ ,,ce .‘" ». v « r > I Anril, 1823, and due four months after date; und |
it least thru 1
> is directed
i and during the space of 12 mom I
the mortgager or I,is special tigenl
mouths previous to the time the mut
to he paid.
A title extract from 'ha minutes cfsaid Court,this
7tli tiny ol October, I82tj.
MORGAN BROWN, Cl’k
October 10 intiw
which mortgage was made to secure the payments I
of said notes, and the interest due thereon, on or |
before the first day of March, 1880, and the said
Jolm Guyton having failed to pay tire suid notes |
and interest, according to snid mortgage, ami tbo '
said mortgage is thereby become absolute, and (he
jquily of redemption in and to said mortgaged
Gi.vi GIA Hancock Counto
SUPERIOR COURT, x'PRli. TF.RM.ia28.
Present las Hi nor Judge Cuawfobd
Hulk ’• tsi for foreclosure
; premises burred—and the snid Andrew I,oxv, us
survivor of suid firm pr
fTPON the peti'ionof William V. Scott, assignee,
4j Stal ’
GEORGIA, Newton county.
Court of Ordinary, March Tend, 1820.
I T appearing to the Court that Gilbert C. Smith,
while i ‘ . - -
in life, made mid executed to Jordan
Ramey, his two certain bonds for titles in end to
the follow ing tracts of land, to u il—One tract con
taining one hundred forty-eight oudonc-lra'f acres.
„ m n f sel-.-n situate, lying and being in the State of Somh-Ca
hundred dollars, for value received, this loth dav ■ rolina, Ahhcvillc dciricl, on tin: waters of Flag
of November, 1827. ' raetl—the other of said tracts of land contninin
IIOI’KINS II. HOLSEY.
$ 1M)9—On or before the 25th day of December,
piglitcen hundred and twenty-eight,! promise to
pay to Nicholas Childers or hearer, three hundred
dollars, for value received, this 15th dav of De
cember, 1827. IIOPKINS II. IIOLSEY.
GEORGIA, June* county.—Before me, person
ally came Wiley E. Jones, who being duly sworn,
sailh that he was possessed of in his own rigid, the
eoriginal promissory notes, of which the above are
true copies, and that he has lost the same, so that
they cannot be found. WILEY E. JONES.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me, this *27tli
January, 1829.
TIIOMAS B. SLADE, J. I. C.
Jones county. .Inferior Court, January Term, 1829«
R ULE NISI.—It appearing to the Court upon
the affidavit of \\ tley V. Jones, that lie xvns
possessed in his own right of the original promis
sory notes, of which the above are true copies, nud
thnt the originals have been lost: On motion, it i>
ordered hy the Court. that tlio copies filed in tlip
Clerk's Office of this Court be eutnhllshed in lieu
of said lost originals nt the next term of this court,
unless sufficient cause lie shewn to the contrary;
and that a copy of tills rule he published in one of
the public Gazettes of this State, once n month
For si x mouths, und thnt a copy he served personal
ly on the maker of said notes, three months before
the sitting ofthe next term of this court.
I do certily tlmt the above and foregoing is a true
copy taken from the minutes of court, this 29th dav
of January, A. 1). 1829.
ARCHIBALD I\ BENTON, C.I..C.
February 6 infiin
C * F.OR'-IA, Jones county I’eraas U -xi-.
f Taylor, applies fir leiiers ol ilifiniKsiou iVoie
ihr estate of Dennett H Taylor, deceua-d :
These are iherefordo ci'e nud admonish all and
singular llie kindred a ud omlitors of said deceased,
to be and appear at inj office xiitlda llie iuic pre
scribed by law, lo sbexv cause il any they can why
said ietterk ul dismission should not be gran ed —
Given under my band 28di day of October) I8il! —
‘ CHARLES MACARTHY, Cl’k.
November I mfirn
WTOTICE.—All persons indebted to the e.-dnte
of Edmund Dismukes, Into of Jones county,
deceased, are requested to make payment; and
those to whom llie estate is indebted, will render
in their accounts duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law.
NOAH BUTT, Adm’r.
Fehrnpry II **ipdh
one hundred acres, situate, lying und being in tlio
Slntc of Sotilh-Carolinn, Abbeville district, on the
stating tlmt illiani Biodnax of said county,
Heretofore, to-wit: on llie 4lh day of February.
1845 executed lo one Robert W. Fort his deed of
mortgage lo a certain tract or parcel c.l land splint.'
lying cud being in the county uf Hanc ock aniTBiaie
dori said, on the south lork ol BeaxMilom creek,
adjoining lands of John E Martin, Jolm Colbert,
Hardy Jcrnigno, and Williani Ailord,sen. contain
ing five hundred and thirty-eight acres, more or ter?,
for the better securing the payment r.I ilia sum of
twelve hundred dollars, on tiller promissory uetrs,
dated llie 18tli day of November, lf;24. for f nr
huodred dollars each ; one due on the 25th day
of December, 132b; one due on the 25tli day ofDe*
c mber, 1827; uml die other due the 26ih day of De
ceniher 1828: and that the sum ol lour hundred dpi-
bus, (tue llie 25th of Deeembei, 18t7, and the ae*
cruing inteiesi thereon remains due and unpaid ;
and that on the 2d day of Mutch, 1827, Robert W
Fort arsiened s.iirl mortgage an.l transferred said
notes t, Willi im F Scott lor a valuable consider,!-
i, ..— ’i is therefore, on ruoiion ol Hansel! il Hnr
ri.r, Attcneys for llie prtitiouer, ordered by the
Court, that the snid H illiani Broilnnx do pay i .to
the Clerk s office of llie Supci ior Court ol said couri
y of Hancock, the union.-t due and unpaid on said
uortgage,together with all legal costs, within twelve
no,itlis from thi - liuie, or shew cause in tliecon-
r.iry, or me equity of reUemptioo in mid to snip
mortgaged premises, xx ill from ilicncol'orlli bo fore
ver bote.I and fori clo mil; aud that a copy of llii
praying the equity of rcdeinp
lion in and to snid mortgaged premises:
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED BY-
COURT, that unless the principal, interest,
cost, due on said mortgage, lie paid into Court. I
within twelve months, tbe equity of redemption iu
ami to said mortgaged premises, be forever barred I
■and foreclosed, and the said mortgaged premises I
be sold us in cases of execution—and it is further I
ordered, that a copy of tills rule be published iu I
one of the public Gazettes of thin. State, onceal
month for twelve months, or served on the mortT
gager, or bis special agents, ut least six months pro I
vious lo the time the money is, by this Rule, di I
reeled to he paid.
True Copy from the Minutes.
THO. MOORE, Clerk.
April 14, 1828. mI2m KPI
GEORGIA, Lnicuites county.
rgAHE Petition of Seaborn Jones, shexveth tiin l
B Thomas Bass, heretofore, to wit. on the I
twenty-second day of January, in the year nnrl
thousand eight hundred and twenty-live, miidr.l
executed and delivered his entire deed of inert I
gage to your petition,er baring date the tiny and yc.nl
aforesaid, and now in Court to be seen, which saiiil
deed of mortgage conveyed a certain tract of I-act* |
knoxvu and distinguished ns
ns Lot number one Iiud-I
dred eiglity-cigiit, (188) situate, ly ing and being ir I
the twelfth district (12) of formerly Irwin enmity r
now Lowndes county, (said to contain four him-'
di ed and ninety Hcresj wliieti snid Lot of Ltind rtus
rule be served on ilir nun (gager at least six me mbs ! mortgaged for tbo better securing to your petitinaW
before the lime the men } j» so directed to be Mid
or bd publirdied once a uruutli for twelve luontnt 1
jneol the public gazettes of this State
A true repv irotai lie Minutes ol the Supcrict
Couri,lids I7lli April. 18?8.
ABRAM. Al.FRIEND, Clerk.
A-rl|?l! m1«ui
P Eo'SI
ner,
the payment of u certain promissory uote. made by
the snid Thotnus. for the stint of two hundred dol
lars, payable on tbe Iwetrtv -fifth day of December. I
ic year oforesaid, und which note bears even dale I
Montgomery County, Georgia.
iSON ALLY came before me James '1. Coil , ,,
one ut the Jnrtiees of tlie Interior couri t Bass pny into the Cluck's office of this Court, llie I
a ii ..f 1 a ..r . • t i i .Ino I
In the r
with said mortgage, aud is now here in Court: I
And vour petitioner further slieivetli that there's I
now due, on mid liuie the whole of the principal |
andiinterest:
He, therefore, prays that unless the snid Thorns' j
in e o - on i a| 0 11,51 > - ’ "j' j ® 1 0,1 'y, 0 for said county, John McDowell, of JeffeisoD eoun amount of principal umi interest, tlmt is now due.
waters of k lag-reed r eek and lad said Giibar C. , v B „ d Tenitojy ol Flurk’a,*: aft. r beingdn’y sworn, w mav become due, together with all costs that
Smith 1ms departed tins life without making titles saitluhat be he>d a note ul hand on Bry.iu, Cnllalma, Unvn .J^cm-d or may acerhe, w ithin six monllK
L“iL“"h"^!hL C I ri h . e J*“r.from the date t|W, iMthe Equity of Rede»P
provision therefor by wiM—And it appearing to I eomery, lor seveuty-lour dolUtenyd lih> eeijts,dated
the Court that Ifenry Lane is the administrator 128iii November, 1*825. ami pn cietniyacl tuo yenrs»f
of the snid Gilbert C. Smith, it is on motion, or-1 ter date, as well as tlii« depom lit recollects, which
dereil, that all persons having any valid object!-1 °[® » s so. lost or niulaid tlut deponent cannot
on to said administrator’s executing titles to said r 10 ^ ,l * , .
Jordan Itnniey for snid tracts of land, be and | c . , , McDOWLLL.
appenr at the Court of Ordinary for said county, • ioai V0ra t0 andsu before wq Aup«M 13th,
which shall sit next after the publication of thU j * (TOLV) ‘ 1 ' ‘
mle. then nud there to make them, ns in default, Sn 50 _On the twcniy-cigfitl.day of iNnvrii.ber,
thereof, tin-, (-ourt will then and there proceed to j eighteen huiulmi and txveuiy-srven, 1 | rumise to
pass a rale absolute, directing said administrator to | nay John McDowell or beurcr, the sum or srv
ecitte titles to said laud, agreeable to tbe statute
n such cases made and provided—and tlmt this
rde be published in one of llie pulic gazettes of
Ibis Slate, once a month for three months.
I do certify, llir.l the above is a true extract from
the minutes of said Court, this 3d March, 1829.
L. HOPKINS, Cl’k.
March 13,1829 • m3m
GEORGIA, Bail wine u v
Court of Ordinary, January Term, 1829.
Present tluir Itenora II B *>jlTtnzi.i., Ciiaiu.fs
Wn.r.iAMSo*. John G. B oksuam and Ciiakles
J 1'aink, Esq'S
U PON llie prti inn of Jacob Tarver s ating lo
the Court, tbai Elijiti Lingo did in bis li>
nine, lo xv i i. oil tli i 13th day of September, I!!i7, ex
ecute to him llie said Tarver, Iiis bond to Execute
titles to llie said Tf- ver, Iiis lieira or assigns, ton
certain tract or parcel of bind where Josi pli Hilton
then tired, eenl,dni.,g tlirea liiiiidreil acres, (a copy
orwliiclt linn,! is to said petition annexed:) and it
apucaring lurdier, tli.it the said El j in l.iugu depart
ed (tiis life witlioin Ii iving cxeruted titles lo said tract
of laud, and the said Jacob Tarver having petition
ed this C. urt far no outer directing the administra
tor on snid estate to execute titles to snid land, in
compliance w itli said bond—It is therefore ordered,
ihat notice of lids application lie given l,v publication
in thie Southern Recorder, once a inmiili for three
months, and at the public places in said i ountv, and
that at tbe first teim of this Couri alter the expiration
of said three inoniln, the administrator on ilraestate
of Elijah Lingo will he directed to execute titles in
compliance wiih said bond, and under rile prov-s ons
of die statute unless cause be shewn to the contrary.
A true extract from tile minutes, I3ih January.
1829 R. A. GREENE, Cl’k.
January 17 m3m
ay Jolm Me Dowell ur bearer, the sum of scvculy-
faur dollars aud fifty ceuts, for value received, this
28th November, 1825.
Ids
BRYANT * CALLAHAN
iii4i k
On motion, It is ordered thnt ilic above, togrtliei
widi llie fdllow ing nor ice, be publithed earn a nionili
lor fourmontli9, ia cue ol the put hr. Journals ot this
State.
All parties interested are requeued to labs no
tice, that, unless objections are,mmle i.. terms ol the
law, a copy of said aide mil ho istahlished lor the
original.
BENJAMIN F. HARRIS,.!. I. C.
WILEY OGLF.TREE, J. I.C.
A McRAE, J. I C.
A (rue extract (rum the minutes.
JtlHN P. WYNNE,Cl’k.
Dceenilicr 9 47—Iii4in
Or VARWPB KIM)A f'Ml S-U-E AT TUB flBrnVf,
G EURGIA, Jones county.—\Vlier:>; a Anion
W. Langdon applies for letters of dismission
from the estate of Enoch Buis, deceased:
These Hre therefore to cite and admonish nil and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceas
ed, to bo and appear at my olliee within llie time
prescribed by law, to show cause, (if any they
linve,) why said letters of dismission should not be
granted. Given under my hand nt office, this Olli
day of March, 1829.
„ C. MACARTHY, CTk c. o
March 13 ra fl m
( ' EORGI A, Laurens county—|,areas Ki lip red
M Braswell, applies lor tellers ofilirmissiun from
the estate of itliain Smith, deceased :
These are therefore to oitennd admonif Ii all Bed
suw dar the kindred nod weditorsot the snid dec’d
t bo and appear at my office xviiliiu the time n-e-
s ribed by law, to shew) cause, (if any they c Hn )
why said letters of disinissicn should nut I h arsat' d
Giv. a under my hand, this Slat dayol Deteml erj
Janaary 10, 1829
TIIQMA3 MOORE, Cl kc.
mfim
r.ipnly i
tion in und to slid mortgaged premises, bethenir l
Forth forever barred and foreclosed;
Wherefore It is on motion of the Petitioner,
Ordered, that unless the amount of principal
interest und costs uowr due. or to become due <>i’|
said nntc ami mortgago lie paid into the Clet-’l
office of this Court, within tiie time aforesaid, thi!P
tlic Equity of I^ilemptioTi in and to said mortal
ed premises Im thenceforth forever liarred ar.cI
foreclosed; and it is further Ordered, thnt a copfl
of this Rule lie published, once azimuth tor twflt'tl
months, in some Gazette in lids Stute, or tie pcr'l
sonully served on llie said Tboffias or Iiis 8neri<|
Agent, six months before the oxpiration ot
Rule.
The loregoing I certify tube n true copy ,'rotn 11*1
minutes of the Superior court ol the county r
Lowndes, May 5th, J828.
WILLIAM .SMITH,
CTI:. Sup. Court, Lou-nds etir.nij I
June 21. 19—ml‘2nt.
GBORG1G, Franklin County, l November ‘
COURT OF ORDINARY, \ 1828.
’ferri I
^“JN the petitlon^if Jnmes II. Little,Joseph M , |
_ Entyre, and Samuel Shannon, Executors*
the estate of Jolm MoEntyre, deceased, fur lettt*l
of dismission from said Executorship.
Whereupon, it is ordered, thut letters of ciism*
sion be grunted lo the said James II. Little, Jo»*I*
Ale Entyre, and Hnnitiel Sherinon, Executor* *
aforesaid, nt the next July term of this court of ^
dinary, far said county, unless sufficient enusr*
shown to the contrary: And that this orderbep 11 '
lislied iu ane of the gazettes of this itate, at let*
oneo n month for six mouths, before the sitting*
said court. ,
A trun copy from the minutes, this 13tli day *
November, 1S28. TIIO: KING C. C
dec.
G EORGIA, Telfair county.—Whereas B* 5 *
llyuls applies for tetters of disiuissrxtu ^
(lie estate of John Horton, deceased: j
Those arc therofore to cite and admonish all *5
singular the kindred and creditors of said
to be and appear ut my office within tjic time I 1 .
scrilted hy luxv, to sitciv cause (if any they r ^',
xvliy suid letters of dismission shoulduot be g 1 ”
£X.! I.» -.4 ,.AS n n i ftll«
ed. Given tinditr mv band at (dbee, this2id ’
of January, 1829. N. PAIULLMI , RE,C; i < ' < ’
January 31
m.tto