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SHERIFFS &A&ES. Laurens Stun ft s >sule. W ILL BE SOLI*, nn llic first Tuesday in April next, nt the Court-house in tlie town Pt Dublin, Imitrcas county, within the usuul liotirs oi snle, the following propel ty, to wit: tine negro mini named Adam, about 25 years old, levied on as the property ol William Moor man, to satisfy « li fa in favor of Thomas Pullen and other 11 fas vs. said Moorman—levied on and returned to me hv a constable. CHARLES S. GUYTON, Sb’ft. February 26. W ILL III, BOLD, on the first Tuesday in April next, at the Court-house in the town of Dublin, Laurens county, within the usual boors ofsnY. the following property, viz : Tv o Squares of Land, containing 202^ acres each, the numbers not recollected, lying on the •waters of Rocky creeU.and adjoining Warren W Whitehead's lands and John Fulwood’s lauds, ta hen ns the property of Spier Knight to satisfy a fi & in favor of Eli S. Shorter—property pointed out by Spier Knight. MOSES GUYTON, D.S. February 19 Tnhatr.no Shcrijf’s Sain. X¥, rILL BE sold), on the first Tuesday in T » April next, at the Court-house in the town 01 Crawfordvitle, Taliaferro county, within the u- fual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: 1 ID acres of hind, more or less, on the waters of Red-1. ok creek, adjoining Lunceford, L. Andrews and others, levied on ns «tie property of William Acrec, to satisfy a fi fa in favor 1.1 Benjamin Hurt, Surviving copartner of Byrum &, Hurt, issued un der (lie foreclosure of a mortgage—property point ed out in said mortgage. Also—One Negro Woman by the name of So- plicv, about 22 years of age and her child William, about two years of age, i vied on ns the property of James S. Maddox', tu satisfy a li la in favor of Jewett, Abel it Co. vs. James 8. Maddox and Jesse Maddox—property pointed out by the defen dants. C. A. NI.LMS, D. Sli’tf. Februaty 20 Monticello Female Academy. T HIS institution, under the superintendence of Miss J. C. Usher, is still in successful ope ration. The second quarter for the present yeur commences on the first Monday in April next.— The, undersigned are so well aware of the practice of puffing establishments of this kind, that they refrain on the present occasion from saying more than is absolutely necessary. The public arc no tified that the Academy is incorporated by the State, that the building is every way adapted to the purposes of accommodation forthe scholars. The terms of tuition are at the usual rates ; and we assure parents, that nt this institution every ex ertion will he made to strengthen the inorals ol their daughters. Hoarding muy be bad with Mrs. S. Usher at the Academy, or in the village on mo derate terms. As to the salubrity of the place, we can venture to place it in competition with almost any \ illage in Georglu. And Inst, though not least, Miss Usher’s qualifications as an instructress, de serve to be ranked amongst the very first. Appli cants for entrance into iliis institution, are refer red to Miss Usher at the Academy for particulars. REUBEN C. SHORTER, PETER GRIN NEEL, C. D. TERIIUNE, 1) A. REESE, JOHN HILL, Monticello, March 20 9— Administrator’s Sale. A GREEABLE 10 an order of the Inferior court of Washington county, when silting for ordi nary purposes, will lie sold in the town of Sun- dersvillc, on the first Tuesday inMuy next, A TRACT OF KAHTD, lying in VV ushington comity, containing FIVE IIUNDRDD ACRES, situate, mid lying on La mar's creek, adjoining Brown, Troutman and o- thers, belonging to the estate of Lev is Martin— Bold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors — Teruis made known on the day of sale. JOHN MARTIN, Adin’r of Lewis Martin March 24 tds Washington Sheriff's Safe W ILL BE SOLI), on the first Tuesday in April next, at the Court-house in the town of Sanders lie, Washington county, within theu- fual hours i sale, the following property, to w it: 60 acres pine land, more or less, adjoining Hor ton ami others, taken as the property of Oden Oli ver, to satisfy two fi fas vs. said Oliver—levied on and returned to mr by a constable. Three Negroes, named Sindy, and her two chil dren, N'ancy and Ephraim, levied on ns the proper ty of Daniel Coker, to satisfy sundry fi fas vs. said Coker. SHERROD SESSIONS, Sh’ff. March 4 THU SrasercSXSERS ■ TJ AVE JUST RECEIVED, per Boat Saury Bril Jack, the following articles, which they will sell on good terms : SOU bushels Liverpool ground Suit, 2 liluls. best St. Croix Sugar, 4 “ “ New-Orieans, do. 4 “ Molasses, GOOt) lbs. Finland Squre Iron, assorted, 101(0 “ Shovel Moulds, 1000 “ Castings, 20 kegs Nails, assorted, 12 boxes Savannah Candles, 12 “ Sperm. do. 12 11 Soap, 12 “ Malaga Raisins, 10 bugs large White Coffee, 10 “ Green do. 2 Crates Crockery, 30 bbis. Whiskey, 84 “ Gin, 20 “ Ruin, 1 pipe Cog Brandy, 1 “ Holland Gin, Madeira Wine, Apple and Peach Brandy, Ar. CLAYTON A MOORE. Milledgeville, Feb. 7. 2—tf POSTPONED SALE. W ILL BE SOLI), on die first Tuesday in April next, at the Court-house in the town of dinidersville, Washington county, within the u- •Uul hours of sale, the following proparty, via: One negro girl named Easter, about seven years old, taken as tlte property of Owen Fort, to satisfy a fifa in favor of Daniel B. Low vs. said Fort and Elizubeth Fort, and other fi fus vs. said Fort; le vied on and returned to ine liy a constable.. SHERROD SESSIONS, Sh’ff. March 4 POSTPONED SALE. W ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in April next, at the Court-house in the town of Sandersville, Washington county, within the u- sunl hours of sale, the following property, to wit: One bay horse, levied on as the property of Za- ehariah Brown, to sutisfy a fi fa in favor of W. W. Cullens vs. said Brown, Hiid John II. Waller, se curity ; property pointed out by defendant. ' L. A. JERPilGAN.D. Sb’ff. At the tame time anil place, 450 acres pine land, on the waters of Limestone Oreek, adjoining John Williams and others, levied on as the property of John IE Waller, to satisfy a ti fa in favor of Peabody &. Bright vs. said Waller ; property pointed out by defendant. L. A. JEKNIGAN, D. Sh’flT. March 4 MANSION HOUSE, MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA. FBI HE undersigned have engaged in business 1 under the firm of CAUSES N MINER, and purchased the old stand ktiutcn as Mrs. Jenkins’, on Hancock Street, where they design keeping a HOUSE OF PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT With very little improvement to Ibe lot, they are pleased to announce to their friends and the public generally, that their House, and its situa tion. 1ms advantages far superior to any other in Milledgeville, occupied as an Inn, being retired from the crowd; well arranged for families, and perfectly convenient to the State House, where all business relative to Lands are transacted.— Friends and strangers visiting the seat of govern ment, are respectfully invited to call and exam inc the Mansion House. W. W. CARNES. C. MINER. Milledgeville, January, 1829. 57 Inferior court of Greene county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, w Hi be sold, on the first Tuesday in April next, within the usual bouts ol sule, in the town of Greencsbornugli, 200 ACRES OF EAK3> in the fork of the Oconee, adjoining Matthews end others, and to be sold under the incumbrance ot the widow’s lower, it being all the real ci tato of John Winfield, late of Greene county deceased, and to be sold for the benefit of the heirs and credi tors of said deceased. Terms made known on the duy of snle, by NOTICE-. ] F OUR months after date, appli cation w ill bo made to the honorable the Interior court of Gwinnett county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the real estate of Alien Adams, deceased, for the benefit of the orphans of said deceased. JOHN BORING, Guardian. March 18, 1829 ni4m F OU K months after date, appli cation will be made to the Inferior court of Laurens county, when sitting for ordinary purpo ses, for leave to sell Lot of Land, number two hun dred and eighteen, ('218) in the eleventh district of Early county ; one negro man, Ben, undone ne gro woman,Celia, the property of Reuben Hicks, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said dcc’d, March 27, F29 JAMES HICKS, Adm’r w4in i NOUR mouths after date application will be ’ made to the Hon. the Infuriorcourtof Wash ington county, when silting for ordinary purposes, forleave to .sell a tract of land containing 202 1-2 acres, in the county of (originally Troup,) known in the plan of said county by uuinhcr 37, in the 7th district, drawnby Mary and Sarah Parker, one half to be sold as the property of James Paradis, January 28 tds o WILLIAM WINFIELD, Adm’r.' dec'd. and the oilier ns the property of Sarah Pnr- ker, minor; one tract containing 840 acres in Washington county, Georgia, on the LittleOlioo- pie, the property ol James Paradis, deceased—Sold tor the benefit of all concerned. W’M. PARADIS, Adm’r. on the estate of James Paradis, dec’d. and Guardian for Sarah Purkcr. January 2!) tds W ill !>t> ffold, »N llip first TupgiUy iii April next, nt (lie Com in th.> town of Iv\viuto:i, A NEGRO MAN iiamcil Solomon, belonging to .lames Wilcox, late of Wilkinson our..ly,/IcceaM'il. bold fort be be* fit of tin? cmliims of said 'estate.*—Terms made known on the d.»v of sale JAMES H. BLACK SHEAR, F.x’or. Juntinrv 7 tds UKKE \BLK to nu oulei ofih<* honorable' In* *. fiprinr rouit of W nshington comity, when sit- tin" for ordinary pm poses, will be soi l on the fi st Tuesday in Vpril next, within the usual hours of khI«, in the town of 1'* n v, Hoiulon cuiinly, four eighths of Lot No. o’), in the oth District nf said county, belonging ot the orphans of IVm. Barlow, deceased. Said for the benefit of said orphans. F.AEY BARLOW, Guardian January 6 tds A GREEABLE to an order of the Inferior court of Gwinnett county, when sitting !or ordina ry purpose., n ill be Mild, on the first Tuesday in April next, nt the Court-house in Early county, EOT JtfO. iSO, in the loth district of said county. Sold as the property of John Baker, deceased, for the benefit of his hi i.-s and creditors. JOHN M. GARDNER, Adm’r. January 26 tds I TV-tUI! months after date, application will be . made to the honorable the Inferior court of Laurens county, when sitting for ordinary purpo ses, forleave tosell ull the real estateofJobn Col lier, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and cre ditors. JOHN DECRAFFINREID, Adm’r. March 4, 1829 4m •BORGIA, Washington county. Superior Court, September Tern, 1C28 John Wicker, ) i RULE NISI for/ore- WitT.UM M Besnf.tt J closure. U PON the petition ol John Wicker, stating that mi ihe twenty-seventh clay of Feliruaty cigh- tren hundred Si twenty-eight,in the county of WhsIi- •niton, William M. Bennetl did make, execute, aim deliver auto the said John Wicker, his certain deed ot mortgage, benringdnte the snme day anil year a foresald, whereby he mortgaged unto the said John \Vteker, all that tract or parcel ot land, situate, lying and being in the county afoienald, on the vvmeis ot Willi.inison's swamp, adjoining Wntkinsoullie North East, Bentley on the East, Bcnnrli’s (Deborah Cook’s tract) on the South-east, Giiflin on the Smith I tor'en amt others on the West, containing eigl t hundred acres pine land, more or less, and which .aid mortgage was executed lor the puiposeol se curing the payment of a promissory note made by the said William M. Bennett, beating date on tin said twenty seventh day ol February, eighteen hun dred uud twenty-eight, lot the slim ol tim e hnnilreii and forty one dollars and li yt cents, payable in live months after the date tltcicof, to John Wicker or bearer lor value received, and the said John Wickor .aving prayed for a Rule Nisi lor the fuieclusure of the equity ol redemption in and to the said mnriga ged premises: It is on motion, ordered, thin the principal and interest of the debt aforesaid and the ousts ut the application i.i this behalf, shall he paid into tide Court within 12 month, froui the date ol ibis Rule, othcraisn the equity uf redemption in,and lo the said mortgaged premised, shall thenoeforth be forever bared ami foreclosed . Audit is fin tiler or dered, dial tins Rule be published in one of die pub lic Gazettes uf this State,onen u niunili lor ami dur tug the space of 12 months, or served cii the moil gager or his spce.ial age1.1 at least three monthspre tious to the time die money is direeled to be paid A true extract from the niiuaies ol the Supcno 1 court, this 7th day of October, 1023. MORGAN BROWN, Cl’!. October 10 ml 2m I NCUR months after date, application will be made to the Inferior court of Twiggs coun ty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, forleave to sell Lenny Knight's interest in Lot of Laud, No. 188, 7th district Gwinnett countv. IRA E. DUPREE, Guardian. February 27, 1829 4m I N OUR months after date, application will be made to the honorable Interior court of Ha bersham county, when sitting as a Court of Ordi nary, for leave tosell the lot of land No. 145, in the 3d district of Troup, now Meriwether county, drawn by Mabaly Bullard, an illegitimate. SHABRACK BULLARD, Guardian. February 13,1829. 4m Will lit 1 N’olll, O N Ibe first Tuesday in June ne xt, at the Court house in the town of Sparta, Hancock coun ty, between ilia usual hours of sale, 100 A03MS.4 OF more or less, oak and hickory, on the Waters of Shoulderbone, it being nil the real estate of Eliza beth Greer, deceased. Terms of sale made know n on flic day. CULLEN WOOD, Adm’r. March 29 tds W ASHINGTON Sheriff's Sale— Will lie sold,on the tiisi Tuesday in Muy next, at the Court-house in the town of San dersville, Washington county, within the usuul hours of sule, the following property, to wit: One negro boy named Nelson, about four years old, taken ns the property of Green Andrews, to satisfy sundry fi fus vs. said Andrews mid William Clay—property pointed out by said Cluy—levied on und returned to me by a constable. One negro woman named Lucy, about 22 years old, taken as the property of Simeon Gray, to sa tisfy sundry fi las vs. said Gray and Eli Cummins, endorser—levied on and returned to me by u con stable. 300 acres pine land, more or less, adjoining Brooks Mid Olliers, taken os the property ol John King sen. to satisfy sundry fi fas vs. John C. King «ud John King sen.—property pointed out by plaintiff-—levied on and returned to me by a con- L. A. JF.RNIGAN, Q. Sh’ff. March 26 (mEESHBSBOROUGIX, GEORGIA. T HE SUBSCRIBERS have tn- ken possession of the HOTEL formerly occupied by Mr. Thomas IV. Grimes. They deem it unnecessary to expatiate upon the various inducements which this establishment presents to Travellers, or to make a profession of extraordinary merit on the occasion, ns is tlie manner ot some. They are desirous thill the public should call and judge for themselves— and solicit a continuation of tlie former patronage of the House. In consequence of the pressure of the times, their charges will be quite reasonable— and, in conclusion, they pledge themselves to use every exertion to render those who may cull upon them comfortable. GILBERT A GRIMES. Janunry 26 6—12t LA FAYETTE ZXALL. FW4IIE subscriber will take charge X of this Establishment, by or be fore the 15th oftliis month. Ills tnble, bar, nnd stables, will lie well supplied- and lie hopes to render comfortable all who muy cull on him. JOHN A. JONES. ID* Carriages and Horses will be kept for hire. Milledgeville, January 5, 1829. A GREEABLE to all order of the honorable tlie Inferior court of Washington county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, w ill he sold at San dersville Court-house, on the first Tuesday in April next, between the usual hours of sale, the undivi ded part of 1'IUtEE NEGROES, viz : Tom, Elsv, and her child, belonging to the estnte of William Neyland, late of said county, deceased. Terms made known on the duy of sale. WILLIAM HOPSON, Adm’r February 19 tds VV V V FED, .4 LIKELY YOUNG HORSE, that rides tole- .r\ raldy well and willfdraw in a carriage. L quire of the Printers. Innuarv 17 51—tf INOUR months after date, application will be i’ mane to the honorable (he Inferior court of Jones county, to sell the Land nnd Negroes belong ing to the estate of Edmund Disuiukes, deceased. NOAH BUTT, Adm’r. February 13, 1829. 4 m 7>UUlt iui.il tlie .liter u. tie apji Meat ion will lie nrwlt- lo the limn rahle Inleiior i-i art of JefiTersoii muy, when niton- for ordinary purposes, for leave sell one tot of land iianihei 91, in me lOili dislrii I Lee county—hold as he property nf Joshua Wat son Inti- of »aid county, dic'd —Sold tor the benefit f dm heirs of mid dec’d. MICH ALL WATSON, JOHN FITZUARRALD. December 24 48— m4m )J Adm’j I , AJL oio. Ui.v.iiD » . a « w.l» lie; iimiii to the honorable Infenot rotut of Ba'dvu ■ tv, while flitting as n rouit of Oidinary to rfII a neflro girl liy tlie name oi Oil y, the* property of ^u* ••nu V. VI. Calhoun, ilrrea^ru, lor the benefit of thr heirs and creditor* of said dec’d WJVl. H. CALHOUN, AdinV. Dec 3 \y4h iiEOKgI a, v- as 111 n ^ to u county. Super ior,Court September Term, 1028. Uivhaiu) Wahthen,^ vs. > Rule Nisi for foreclosure M M Bknnett 3 F I POM the petition of Bichatd Wnrihen, stating that on the twenty fifth day of Febiu»ry } in tlie year of our Loid one thounuid eight hundred and twenty eight, in the county ol Washington, William M. Bennett did make, eittcute and deliver unto the •aid Richard, his certain deed cl' mort|>tge, heating date the sarno day and year aforesaid, whereby he mo ig ig d unto the said Richard, all that Iran oi parcel of land, whereon the said William M. Ren nett at that time resided, lying on the wateis of W it lianison's swamp, hounded on the. North-Rust by -aid swamp, on the S East and South by Miichcl Watkins's land, on the S. West by Tamer Brown’s • and, a d on the West and N'lrth-VYcpt by John Duggan and A Armstrong’s land, cont'tiniog six Itntidred nnd ninety two acies, more or lets, nnd hicii said mortgage was executed thr the purpose •f s curing the payment ol h piomissuiy new: made b> the said William M Bennett, hearing date tlie said t we my-fit i h day of Febcuuiy, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, fur the sum of Kix hundred and fifty four dollais and fifty-nine cents, payable or. t!i« •rst day of April, cigh'ocn hundred nnd twenly-Light io the e»id ffichard VV arthen or hearer, for value received; and the said Richard Wart lien having pray ed for n RulslSis; forthe forecUsure ot the equity of redemption of, in un I to said mortgaged pre mises : It is on motion, oi’tlr red, that the piincipal nd interest of ihe debt nforesaul, and the costs of the application in this behall, in and to the said mortgaged premises, shall thenceforth he torevri hared and forec|rsed: And it u further cidered, that his Rule shall he published in one of the public alettes of this State, nt !e«rt once in every month tor and during the space of 11 months, or served on the mortgager or hi\special agent at Itnst three mouths previous to the time the money is directed to he paitJ, A true eurnct from the minutes of said Court, this 7th day of Uctohsr, MORGAN BROWN,Cl’k October to n.l^.n GEORGIA, Telfair County 8 lew art A Hargraves, . V >- I SDrKRIOR CODS Josiab Rogers, nml a tract ( April ierm, j,. of land in Teifnircounfy. ' W IILRLA8, on tlie twenty-third day ot )i ill tlie year one thousand eight Im^ and twenty-five, tlie said Josiuh Rogers itm<l P ecutcd, und delivered unto your petitioner! certain deed ol mortgage, hearing date the and year aforesaid, which is now here in Conn be seen, for tlie Letter securing a certain sory note, made by tlie said Josiuh, pay_„, your petitioners, lor the sum ef three thou, eight hundred and ten dollars and twenty C L (3810 20) payable on the fifteenth day of b C[ her, in the year aforesaid, bearing even date i said deed of mortgage; which said deed ol gngc conveyed, hiiioii^ other real estate, th e lowing tract of land, situate, lying, and bein> the county of Telfair, to wit:—One tract of |- on the Ocinulgee river, containing one thou acres, more or less, conveyed to said Josiai, Julius C. Alford, which more fully appears liy erence lo tlie deed of conveyance from the Julius to the said Josiuh. And your petition further shew, that there i9 now due and uir on said promissory note, the sum of three tho dollars, besides interest—Your petitioners therefr pray, that a Rule Nisi may be granted reqtf the said Josiuh to pay into the Clerk's office of Court, on or before tlie expiration of twel months, from and immediately after tlie date lie of, tlie amount of principal, interest, iindr due, or lo become due thereon, or that the e™ of redemption in and to said mortgaged prem' lie thenceforth forever burred and forever ft closed—and that a copy of said Rule Nisi b c sonally served on said Josiuh, or his special age six months before the expiration of said twel I months, or tlint (lie same be published once I month for twelve months, in one of the Gazet 'in this State. Upon motion of which saidp- tioners, it is tliereiore ordered accordingly. A true copy from the Minutes, 22(1 April, 1 HENRY WOOTTLN, Clei May 17. 14—m!2k ,, OU H nioL ilis ,.Her dale h|i|il.cation w ill ue made I. to tlie Inferi u court of Hancock county, when .itiing fur ordinary purposes, lor leave to .ell lot niinili. i It, in the 23dili-trictof migiaail} Muscogee now Talbot counsy, lor ihe benefit of ihe orphans o Enoch Simps n. deceased JKPTHa SIMPSON, Guardian. Dec. fi 1928 w4m A LL persons indebted to tlie estate of N. M. Howard, deceased, are called on lo make immediate payment; nml such as do not comply with this call nmv expect to have their notes put in suit. HOMER V. HOWARD, Adin r. March 7th, 1829. (i—fit T ALI \FEllKO Sheriff's .Sale. Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in May next, within the lawlul hours of sale, at the Court house in Taliaferro county, the following proper ty, to wit: One Negro Girl liy the name of Jinny, levied on ns the property oi Joseph Taylor, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued from a Justice's court, A. B. Linton vs. said Taylor—levy mad. uud returned to me by a Constable. Also—One Negro Boy by the name of Sam, ta ken as tlie property of Mary Oneal, to satisfy one fi fa issued from tlie Inferior court of said comity. Alien Duncan, indorser, vs. Mary Oneal mid Clc- vers A Nelms, security ou stay ol execution. J. D. GRESHAM, Sh’ff. March 21 N OTICE.—1 hereby forworn all persons from cutting or cultivating, or trespassing in any manner on a certain Tract of Land, known by the No. 76, in the 6tli district of Muscogee, drawn by the orphans of Joint Nobles, deceased, us I am de termined to enforce the law against any person trespassing on said land. ARCHIBALD NOBLES Laurens county, Feb. 13 4—12t TO RENT, F OR the present year, tlie PLANTATION called By lie's, on Potato creek, iu Baldwin county, containing 160 acres of cleared land, un der good fence, uud the greater part of excellent quality. Lnquiie of S GRANTLAND. January 22 IA«7. T HE undersigned having permanently settled in Milledgeville, offers bis services to tlie public, in the practice of the Law, in the several courts of the Oakniulgee Circuit, and adjacent counties. JOSEPH T. WILLIAMS. Jan. 23. 02—tf L AW.—The subscriber has located himself in Dublin, Laurens county, nnd will PRAC TICE in all the Courts of the Southern Circuit, and Washington of the Middle, and Wilkinson and Baldwin of the Oakmulgee Circuits. Business en trusted to his care will meet with prompt attention WILLIAM B. PRYOR January 31 1—tf T HE co-partnership heretofore subsisting be' tween the sut A bribers, under the firm of J. D' NICHOLS &CO. is dissolved by mutual consent- All persons iudebted lo said firm, are requested to make payment to Edmund C. Hathaway. GUILFORD HATHAWAY AMBROSE HATHAWAY. JOSEPH D. NICHOLS. EDMUND D. HATHAWAY. Jfowrt Vernon, fia. Qet. 1,18^. 67s head uuakters, Third Division Georgia Militia, • MltLEoaevii.i.r., March 4th, 1829. DXV1SXOW ORDERS. N conformity to tlie General Orders of His Excellency the Commander-in-chief, tlie An nual Review and Inspection of Third Division of Georgia Militia will take place liy Regiments and Battalions, on the days following, viz : In the county of Baldwin, on Monday the 4th duy of May next. In the county of Putnam, on Wednesday the 6th day of May next. In the county of Morgan, on Friday the 8th day of May next In the county of Clark, on Monday the 11th day of Mny next. In the county of Oglethorpe, on Wednesday the 13th day of May next. In the county of Greene, on Friday and Satur day the 15th and 16th days of May next. On the respective days preceding tlie Review and Inspection in the counties of Putnnin, Morgan, Oglethorpe,and Greene; on Saturday the 2d day of May in Baldwin, and on Saturday tlie 9th day of May in the comity of Clark, the officers and non-com missioned officers will be assembled at the usual places for Instruction and Drill. Tlie Generals of Brigade in this Div ision will at tend in person to the execution of these orders, and will exact from (he officers in their respective Brigades, who are charg -d with their distribution, prompt and strict obedience. Every act of in subordination and delinquency will lie particularly noticed and appropriately punished, and strict dis cipline enforced- By command of Maj. Gen. Watson. S. ROCKWELL, Dicision Inspector. Valuable Lands h ov >ale L OT No. 176, in the 4th district originally Henry, now Fayette. Lot No. 33, in the 5th district Carrol, and Lot No. 244, in tlie 28th district Lee. The subscriber will sell tlie a- bove Lois on reasonable terms, or exchange tor Lunds iu Thomas or Decatur counties. ELIAS McF.LVIN. Thomas county, March 2 8—3l Notice. A LL persons are-warned not to trade for two promissory notes, one given by myself to Everett \\ omiliam, executor of the estate ot Ed uard Woodhnm, deceased, for thirty ch.Enrs, dated I8tli January, 1827, nod due on or before the first day of January next thereafter, expressing to he for value received, with a receipt on it for seven teen dollars, entered March 31st 1828—tlie other given by Melinda Woodhnm nnd Presley High- lower, lor thirty dollars, (intcil 18th day of January, 1827, and due first day of January next thereafter, payable to Everett Woodhnm. executor of Ed ward Wondlinin, deceased, expressing lo he lor value received, tested by Henry ('hillips (spelled Pullips,) with a rredit of eight dollars, dated Murrii 31st IH^!, n. said notes nrr fully paid off and satis fied, I nm determined not to pay them. JAMES BELL. Mnreli 16 9—2t F OUR months nl'ter date, application will he made tu tlie honorable Inferior court of Gwin nett county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell Lot No. 221. in the 18th district Muscogee county—sold as the property of Gintey T. Coually, idiot, for her benefit. 3 HOMA3 CON ALLY, Guardian, January 10 4in MOUR months after date, application will J? made to the Court of Ordinary ofGivinn RVNAWAY O N Sunday morning lest, my Negro fellow, by name aiASGOW, about 40 or lorty-three or four year* of age, dark complexi on, thick lips, with a «ear oil his upper lip, rather over the ordinary size of negroes, and very likely. Tlie said negro lins in company with him n young man liy the name of FREDERICK DIXON— they both went off without the least provocation. Any person who will deliver Ibe said Negro, or se cure him so thut I get him, shall be liberally re warded. W. W. CULL! NS. March 24 9—4t $ GEORGIA, Newton county. “ HOMAS D. TERRELL, of Capt. Graves's district, tolled before Reuben Winfrey, Lsu. one BAY MAKE, supposed to be 15 yeurs old, blind in the right eye, shod before—Appraised to $ 20, by E. Strickland and John N. Owens, this 10th March, 1829. L. HOPKINS, Cl’k. March 20 8—3t U liUWUJfl, 1VV vxi sm&T‘ CKSdm before Bhjjpr? ISHAM BROOKS, Esq. is a candidate at the next election £»r Sheriff of Put- ‘ nam county. Marclt IS. •—4t F ROM the house nf the subscriber in Milledg v 111 *», on Sntuidai >nst. A XIFD F£AXD OKOA&, lined with Green Baize, new Red Velvet Collar, nnd the button h"les on one side stitched up the Clonk has quite a new appearance A reasonable reward will he given far tlu- Cloak anil detection of Ihe thief. WALTER JONES. January 23 62 GEORGIA, Ba ibvi- o a i\ Court of Ordinary, January Term, 1829. Present in-ir 'onure D B • imiiu., i haki.fs Williamson John G. Worsham and Charles J_Paine, Ksqrs T | PO.S the petition of Jaooh Tarver s'atnig to the Court, that Elijah Lingo did in his Ill ume, lo wit, on tin* 13th day of September, I8i7 ex eeiite to him the said Tarver, his bond t exenut- titles lo the said Tarver, his heirs or assigns,, io a nertnin tract or paroel of land whore Joseph Hilton then lived, cont d-ing three hundred at res. (a eoj y of which bond is tn said petition annexed;) and t appealing further, that the said El-j.v Lingo depart ed this life will ^nt having executed titles to said ti ct of land, nnd the said Jacob Tarver having petition cd tliisC urt far an older directing tlie adnii-'is-rn- l iron »nid e-daie lo execute lilies to said land, in -ompliance with said bond—li is therefore ordered dial noliee of this application he given by publicati< n in the Southern Recorder, once a monlli for three months, nnd attlie public, places in said count-., and dial at the first teim of this Court after die expiration of said three months, die ndmimslraior on die emale of Elijah Lingo will be directed tn execute tides - compliance wi'h said bond, and under the piovo-ions of the statute unless cause be shewn to the contrary A true extract from the minutes, 13th January :829 ». A. GREENE, Cl’k January 17 J>>3m he ry ot tin inert county, for leave to sell the real estate of John Martin, deceased, to wit—160 acres,more or lesa^- oil Neil’s creek, in tho county of Franklin, adjoin- tig Wiley and others. Also, 190 acres, near tho Silver shoals, on the waters of Hudson river in the county of Hull and Habersham.—(*tie other tract of 100 acres, more or less, ori the Middle fork of Broad river, adjoining James Martin, seu. and o- (tiers. ELIZABETH MARTIN, Adm’rx Jsnnnry 14 4m l^OUR months nfiler date, application will In- I made to the honorable Inferior court of Gwinnett county, when sitting for ordinary pmpo Ses, lor leave to sell Lot No. twenty-three (23 ) in the fifth (6th) district Troup comity—sold es the property o Richard Medlin, dec’d, for the bcuetil of his burs and creditors. Sophia medi.in,Adm’rx JOHN MEDLIN, Adm’r. January 10 jffXUUU months afterdate, application will fl 1 made io the Inferior court of Jones com when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of Martha il. Cook. WILLIAM B STEPHENS, Gunrdian Mnreli 13,1829 4m Um> VtlA. Hancock County SUPERIOR IOUBT, 'P1U1 TERM. 1840. Present his Honor Jiidc.e Crawford Rule h isi J'orJ'ortdosvrt L TPON tlie petition of W illiam F. Scott,assignee, ) stating that William Biodnax of said courtv, heretofore, lo-wil: on the 4th duy of February. 1825 executed to one Robert \V Fori lus deed of mortgage to a certain Iract or pHreel ol land sgiuat'* lying and being in tbo county of Hancock nniffSinte aforesaid, on the fi uih lurk ol Beaverdani oreek, adjoining lands ol John F Mai tin, John Coibeil. Hardy Jernignn, anil William Alton!,sen. tonl in ing five hundred and thirty-eight acres, more or toss, for Ihe heller securing tlie paunent of the sum -,t twelve hundred dollars, on three promissory notes dated ihe 18th day ol November, 1824, tor f ur hundred dollars each; one due on the Sfith day if December, 1821- . one dne on the 26th day ot lie- c- mber, 1827, and tlie other Hoe the 25th day of l)e ceniher 1828. a ,d that the sum o' tour hundred dol lars,due the 46th ol Dccemhn , 1827, and the •-■- Cruing interest thorOi.ii remains one and unpaid ; i-id that on the 2d day ol March, 1827, Robert W Fort assigned said mortgage nnd transferred said notes t.t William F Scott for a valuable considers tion.—li is iherelorr. o» motion of Mansell fi Har ris, Attorneys for the p-titioner, ordered liy the Court, that the sni-l W illiam Brndnax dopnyii to tho Clerk s office of the Superior Court of said conn ly of Hanc.ii k, Ihe uinoui l due nnd unpaid on said iiorlgagc,together with all leg - costs, ait mi twelve nontlis from iliif- lime, or shew cause lo the con trary, or the equity of redemption in und to said nioi'tgaecd premises, will Irinn ihenceforth be fore ver b re-land foreclosed', and that a copy nf ihi- rule be served on Ike mortgager at least six months before ihe time the money is so directed to he paid nr he published once a mouth for twelve rnmnlis i me ol (lie public gazelles of 4|s Slate A true copv fr, nt lie Viouies of tho Superior ourtjthu I7lh Apri 1 1878 BEAM. At FRIE* D, Clerk. ■Vmil 78 17m H7T3,£ NXSJ. U PON the petition of Andrew Low, asstmi ing copartner of the late firm of Andtt Low A Co., slating to this Court, that John Go ton, Intc of the County of Laurens, did on the of September, 1825, mortgage to said firm the fi lowing Tracts or Lots of land, lying in the County, to wit:—One Lot known in the plan of the town of Dublin, by number eighty-eiji (No. 88)—also, two other Lots in said town, kmr by number one hundred and twenty-eight (No. 1‘ and the other Lot by number one hundred thirty-three, (No. 133)—also, one other Lot in town, known by number ninety-six, (No. 9fi so, one other Lot in saidgov] fifty-three, (No. 53)—nlso, ( in the plan of said town by numbeF (No. 89)—also, u parcel of land, a _ toivu common of Dublin, containing twelves more or le^s, known by Alfred Thompson's plat sold by Charles 8. Guyton, 8 lie riff—and the r Lunds" having been mortgaged to secure the [ ment of two notes of Imnd, one dated Sevan 22d diw of March, 1822, und due one day i date, for the sutn of seven thousand five hun nnd ninety-four dollars, and eighty-five cents, the other note given to siiid firm liy said J Guyton, for nineteen hundred and seventy-ser dollars and eighty cents, dated Savannah, 1' April, 1823, and due four months after date; which mortgage was made to secure the paymt of said notes, and the interest due thereon, on before the first day of March, 1826, and the John Guyton having failed to pay the said no and interest, according to said mortgage, and said mortgage is thereby become absolute, andf equity of redemption in and to said mortn; premises barred—and tlie said Andrew Low, survivor of said firm praying the equity of rcdt~ tion in and to 9aid mortgaged premises: IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED BY 1 COURT, that unless the principal, inti cost, due on said mortgage, be paid in within twelve months, the equity of redemption and to said mortgaged premises, be forever ba~ and foreclosed, and the said mortgaged prem 1 be sold as in cases of execution—and it is furl ordered, thut a copy of this rule be published one of the public Gazettes of this State, oca month for twelve months, or served on tlie nr gager, or bis special agents, at least six months vious to the tunc the money is, by tills Rule, rccted to be paid. True Copy from the Minutes. THO. MOORE, Cltrl April 14, 1828. mI2m I Jones Inferior Court, January Term, 1829. ORDER TO ESTABLISH LOST NOTES, copy NOTES. § 700—On or before the first day of January, eighteen hundred and thirty, I promise to pay Nicholas Childers or bearer, the sum of seven hundred dollars, for value received, this 15th day of November, 1827. HOPKINS H. HOLSEY. § 300—On or before the 25th day ot December, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, I promise to pay to Nicholas Childers or bearer, three hundred dollars, for value received, this J5th iffiy ol De cember, ls27. HOPKINS H. HOLSEY. GEORGIA, Jones county.—Before me, person ally came Wiley E. Jones, who being duly sworn, sailli tlmt lie was possessed of in bis own right, tlie 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. JONF.S. Sworn lo, and subscribed before me, this 2~tli January, 1829. THOMAS B. SLADE, J. I. C. Jones eounty, Jnferior Court, January Term, 1829. R ULF. NISI.—It appearingto the Court upon the affidavit of Wiley E. Jones, thut he was possessed in his own right of the original promis sory notes, of which the above are true copies, and tlmt the originals have been lost: On motion, it is ordered by the Court, that the copies filed in the Clerk’s Office of this Court be established in lieu of said lost originals at the next term of Ibis court, unless sufficient cntise be shewn to the contrary; and that a copy of (his rule he published in one of the public Gazettes.of this State, once a month for six months, and that a copy be served personal ly on the maker of said notes, three months before the sitting of the next term of this court. 1 do certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy taken from the minutes of court, this29tb day of January, A. 1829. ARCHIBALD P. BENTON, C. I. C. February 6 mCat Montgomery Geuntu, t.enrgii l_yE,'.SON ALLY came h> loir me Jaine« 1. Con I. nei, one. -1 -lie Justices of the Inferior court for said coouly, John McDowell, of Jefferson coun ty and Territory oi Florida L after being duly sworn, s.iith that he lie d a note - I hand on Brat-in Callahan, »en r of the Slate of Gcor-iio nnd county ol 'Mont gomery, for seveniy-tonr dollars nnd fifty cents, dated 48-h November. 1816, and oo demand two yearsxf ter dale, as well as this deponent recollects, w hich on- is so lost or mi 4a.d Ih it deponrnt cannot gel hold of it, JOHN MrDOWF.LI.. Sworn to and subscribed before, me. August 13th, 1825 .1 G CONNER J.l.C. (COPY.) $74 50— On the twoniy-righih day of November, eighteen hundred and twenty-seven, I promise lo nay John McDowell or hearer, the sum of soventy fair Hollars and fifty cents, for vnlne received, this i8lh November, 1376. his BRYANT xCALLAHAN mark On motion, It is ordered that the above, together with the following notice, he published onre a month for four mouths, in one of the public Journals of this Stale. All parlies interested are requested tn isks no tice, that, unless objections are|madc in i-rms of the law, a copy of said n ue will he established for the original. BENJAMIN F. HARRIS, J. t.C. VVII.EV GUI,CTREE, J. I. C. A McR AE, .1.1 C. A true extract from the minutes. JOHN P. V\ YNNF,,Cl’k. December 9 47—m4m GEORGIA, Lou-ndes county. FBI HE Petition of Seaborn Jones, slietveth X Thomas Ilass, heretofore, to wit. on twenty-second day of January, in the year thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, executed and delivered his entire deed of gagetoyour petitioner baring date tlie dayand aforesaid, und now in Court to be seen, whic L deed of mortgage conveyed a certain tract of known and distinguished hs Lot number onrh dred eighty-eight, (188) situate, lying and being the twelfth district (12) of formerly Irwin counl, now Lowndes county, (said to contain four ho dred nnd ninety ucres) which said Lot of Land a mortgaged for tlie better securing to your jaefffion the payment of a certain promissory note,tnada the said Thomas, for the sum of two hundred Inrs, payable on (be twenty-fifth day of Deccm in the year aforesaid, and which note bcarseven with said mortgage, and is now here iu Cm And your petitioner further shewelh that the now due, on said note tlie whole of the print! ndBnterest: lie, therefore, prays that unless (lie said Tho Bass pay into the Clerk’s office oftliis Court, amount of principal and interest, that i.-s now d' or may become due, together with nil costs have accrued or mny accrue, Within six mot from the date thereof, tlmt the Equity of Rede tion in and to said mortgaged premises, bo the’ forth forever barred nnd foreclosed: Wherefore it is on motion of the Petitioner. Ordered, that unless Hie amount of princi interest and costs now due, or to become due said note nnd mortgage be paid into the Cle office oftliis Court, within tlie time aforesaid, the Equity of Redemption in and to said ino ed premises be thenceforth forever barred foreclosed; and it is further Ordered, that* c of this Rule lie published, once u month for tff* months, in some Gazette in this State, or he , sonn I ly served on the said Thomas or his 8pe Agent, six months before the expiration u' Rule. * The foregoing I certify tobc a trite copyfro® minutes of tlie Superior court of the count) Lowndes, May 5th, 1628. WILLIAM SMITH, Ui’k. Sup. Court, Lowndsr June 31. 19—nt’ G EORGIA, Jones county Whereas Atnon W. Langdon applies for letters of dismission from the estate of Enoch Buis, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tlie kindred and creditors of said deceas ed, to be and aopear nt my office, within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, (if any they nave,) why said letters of dismission should not he grunted. Given under my band at office, this 5th day of Murch, 1829. „ C. MACARTHY, Cl’k c. o March 13 m6m J ■ EO KG IA, Laurens county.— rtkeieas Kiniirei 1 4 * Braswell applies toi letters ofdiiniissiun fn-n- the estate of William Smith, deceased : These are therefore to rite and admonish all and amildar the kindred and creditors nt thesniil dec’d, t be and appear at my office within lire time pre* a ribed by law, to shew cause, (if any they can.) why said letters of dismission should not l-e granted. Given under my hand, this Slat dayof December^ 1823. , THOMAS MOORE, Cl’k c.o. Jaottaty 19, I8S9 jn(j m GEORGIG, Franklin County, ) November ti COURT OF ORDINARY, j 1828, O N Iho petition of James H. Little, Joseph Entyre, and Samuel Shannon, Executon the estate of John McEntyre, deceased, tor F of dismission from said Executorship, _ Whereupon, it is ordered, that letters ofdit sion be granted to the said Jnmes H. Little, J McEntyre, and Samuel Shannon, Executor, aforesaid, at the next July term of thiscou dinary, for said county, unless sufficient ( shown to the contrary: And that this orderbe lished in »ne of the gazettes of this state, »< once a month for six months, before the •im'i said court. A true copy from the minutes, this 13th osf November, 1828. THO: KING, C c dec. ( N EORGIA, Jones county ■ —Whereas ~W Tnyjor, applies for letters of dismiss 1 * 8 the estate of Dennett H Taylor, deceased: These ere therefore to cite and admoni«» aingular the kindred nnd creditors of said de to be and appear at my office within the '* scribed by law, ta shew came il any they c*“ , a dd letters of dismission should not be e 1 **,. Given under my hand S8ih day of October- '*1- CHARLES MACARTHY’ 11 November I