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% His 'x-tlteny John PonsVTtt, Govern or nnd
Co.nm indr- iit ChiiJ of the Inny end Nary 0/
th rite, nnd of the llili ia thereof
it JP&OCXAflKATiiOZtf.
W itEKF, \ S t iwve receive.; "Ifiei il in
formation ilium murder vvns committed in (p-
■011 r im';', hi this fciuo, on the evening ol'llie 1 tit ti of
Fohr, ary - i.m, on ilic body of Jethro Jackson, by
FHiJ! H.VTT' >X, who it Is reprr anted linn lied
from jiiKtiec: Now, in order that raid Mattox may bi
brought 10 trialf.ir tliecriiiin with which ho in charged
I ImM t 'uiliot proper to issue tier my Pmclaiimtirtu,
her.. >y oifei. nun 1 e wartl of T WO H U N D R E D &. FI Fi
TY 1? tyi.l.AFia f.ir Ilianpprehonrion mid delivery tn
the ''hi tiff or Jailor of a nd enmity of I’pson—And
I d%> moreover charge nndtetpiire all officers, civil and
tml ..- rv, within ih a State, tn aid .tail ns-.st ill appro-
U'-m nij and lecning the ra il I'ltdip Hntioxi if to be
fouint Wiiln.i tlnn Htate.
tt.ven under mv hand, and the Great Senl of ill
rHate, at tho Slat' -House in Milledgeville, the
B.xieenth day of Malt'll, in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred nnd tvven'y-mnc, nnd of A'
mcriean Indepcudenue the fitiy-th rd.
JOHN FORSYTH.
By the Governor:
©VERAKD HAMILTON, Hcc'ry of State.
Upson Cotixtv, Ga. 19th Feb. 1820.
Vie ExtcVtncy John I'nrtyih:
Rut—On Ibe evening <ji die 16th tint, a most
wilful nnd atrocious mude.r win* perpetrated on tliu
body of Mr. Jethro Juckson, n moat worthy nnd
respectable cifiaen ol this county, by a certain Phi-
Bp Mattox, ot said county, on the road binding from
Thoniustoti to Kendai’a Mills. Sir. Juckson veus
returning from his ton’s re idenre in Meriwether
-county, end met with said llattnx in Ihoniuslon,
And residing in the vicinity of each other, tin y and
Others rode together towards home, mid on their
Wuv I (nth ix dragged hint off from his horse on the
pu.i.c roud nnd beat him cruelly, nnd in the ucl ol
De ng rescued hy a -xnnemun in company, liestuek
kin In the forehead tv it it a rock, which produced
almost instantaneous death, having only lingered
but a few hours after—suid Huttos Having previ-
O'rly threatened to murder him and some others.
Tnis Mr. H .dtox is a man of a most turbulent umi
desperate c.iuracter. It is but little over twelve
months incclie dirked or slabbed 11 citizen of Fuy-
«tte con ty, whose life was despaired of, but bus
survived bis wounds. In that instance he escuped
the just punishroentof the law,by puyiugacousidur-
•l/.e amount of money to the inj.t.t d purty. The
bistnnci's are numerous in which lie has heretofore
be ’> gli.ity ol the violations of the law, unu which
fa* e been over ! ookcii by those w no were more
ImuieiliHteiy concerned.
Suita) lo exertions iiave been used to tiring him
to justice in this recent transaction, but he hus thus
fer eluded all search, and we know of no other
■leans ny which lie can now be brought, to justice,
but through the mterfuronce of your Executive tui-
fcorily. Tliis, Sir. is a case of the deepest dye,
and tne murder lias been wilful (and front all 1 lie
Oircumstances of the case thus fur developed) de ;
si ■ i id. The respectability of his family and eon-
B. xious in this Htid the adjoining county, (as well
as 'he citizens of Upsoq county) calls loudly llmt
bn should he brought to justice. As n further
pv mf of the fading evinced oil tliis oceasiou, the
accompanying document will satisfy your E.\ce -
Te ry of the e. orinity of the in in’s guilt—The
•ear connexions o. tho deceased, have thought lit
♦o offer the su.q ol Five Hundred .tonal's as an ad
ditional reivapd to any sum w hich your Excellen
cy may deem lit to offer on ibis Occasion; and they
Tn f leave that their letter or paper should ho per-
mitt d to ncco npanv vuur IV "dan
T HE pnrtQersliip heretofore ex
isting under the firm of CX.ATXOW
A JKO«>U3, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Those Indebted to the concern, are re
quested to make immediate payment to F. A. Clay
ton or A. F. Moore.
CLAYTON A MOORE.
Milledgcville, March 30,1829 10—iff
Boating <!$• Groceries.
umation, in the
*uno [taper; so as lo go Inind iu hand ns a further
Wdiicoment to have him brought to justice.
Very respectfully, your obedient sei-vant.
‘ ,).MA8 l LEW ELLIN, bhurtf,
March 59.
THOMJ
J. ft). .STLV-iON,
IIJCH'L KELLY,
HENRY E. .VD.iJ.vyS,
JESSE SINCLAIR,
ROBERT TUlftPE,
9. Vi. SAUNDERS,
MILTON WILBER,
HENRY KENDALL, J. P.
3 «4 JOUH1VAI./3.
C tONTdACTS for distributing the LAWS A.
1 JOURNALS of the last session of the Gone-
ihil Assembly will he let to the lowest bidder on
Saturday, tbe I8t!i inst. at 10 o'clock, A. ill. at the
State House in MU'edgevillo Contractors will
be prepared to enter into bond with security, and
proceed without delay to execute their contracts.
E. H. PIERCE, Soc'ry E. D.
■ April 4 19—2t
jkisauc&m'AL oxuusms.
n MlLLKDGEVIl.l.E, March 31st, 182!'.
O FFICERS, Non-commissioned, nud Privates
isomposing the 33d kuglment Georgia Mili
tia, are commanded to appear at the Court-house
bi this place, on Monday the 4th May next, a: 10 o’
clock, A. M.ariueiimnd equipped agreeable to law,
for Review and Inspection.
On Saturday preceding, at 10 o’clock, A. M. at
the saute pluce, the Officers and Nou-commiacou-
•d officers of the Regiment will assemble for Drill
«nd instruction.
By order of Col. Jo on Mitchell,
John b. wootan,
<10-gt) Adi t 33d Reit’t. G. M.
yffiTHE undersigned would inform his friends
JL nud costumers, that he will continue to car
ry on (ho BOAT-ma & OIXOWK'X
.tlTifBXiiV'StSt:)* nt the old stand, corner of Han
cock and Wayne streets, opposite Ulley ff Uax-
ler't, where he now offers hy the IVIlULI. 'iALE
and RLTAlfj, on good terms, the
FOLLOWING ARTICLES, vizi
3l€0O bushels Liverpool ground Salt;
lbs. Iron, assorted ;
1000 “ German Steel;
600 “ English blister do.
C hhds. N ew-Orleans Suo-nrg
S3 St. Croix dov
2>0 bugs Green Coffee ?
1(1 “ White do.
^ hhds. Molasses:
30 begs Nails, assorted#
20 bags Shot do.
Gunpowder;
38 barrels Whiskey,
28 “ Gin ;
20 “ Ruin |
Cog-niac Brandy ;
Holland Gin ;
Monongehnly Whiskey^-
Peach Brandy;
Apple do.
Madeira Wine, &c. See.
20 caddies Teu ;
1 Box do, by tbe pound ;•
12 “ Savannah Candles;
J.2 “ Spertn. do.
12 “ Turpentine Soap ;
Castings,-Crockery; &c. Jfcc.
ALWO—ONE BOX
SASDZiISS A BRZDLSe.
P. A. CLAYTON.
April 4 10—tf
■xz&Kxrrr ba&ss.
W ASHUtlGTON Sheriff’s Sale-
Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in
May next, at the Courl-houae in the town of 8an-
derfvllle, Wexliington county, within the usual
hours of snlo, the following property, to wilt
One negro boy numed Nelson, about four years
old, taken as the property of Green Andrews, to
satisfy sundry fi fas vs. said Andrews nnd William
Clay—properly pointed out by suid Clay—levied
on und returned to me hy a constable, .
One negro woman named Lucy, about 22 years
old, taken as tho properly of Simeon Gray, to sa
tisfy sundry ti fas vs. said Gray and Lli Cummins,
endorser—levied on und returned to me hy a con.
stable.
300 acres pine land, more or less, adjoining
Brooks and others, taken as the property of John
King sen. to satisfy sundry fi las vs. John C. King
and John King sen.—prt>iicrty pointed ont by
' id on and returned to me hy aeon-
plaintiff—lavio
stable.
March 2fi
L. A. JERNIGAN, D. Sh’ff.
MANBIOK HOU2£ a
MILLED GE YILLE,
MM. - GEORGIA,
nnilt undersigned have engaged in business,
JL under the tirm ol CATlXEii Jr MINER, and
purchnsedthe old stnrid known at Mr*. Jenkini, on
Hancock Sh eet, where they design keeping a
HOUSE OF PUBLIC
ENTERTikmiMOT
Wttli very little improvement to the lot, they
ate pleased to announco to their friends and the.
public generally, that their House, ami its situa
tion, has 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 tho State Houso, when
all business relutive to Lands are transacted.—
Frtends mid strangers visiting the si al of govem-
rneut. are respectfully invited locnJI and^ exam
ine Lite Maneton House. \V. W. CARNES.
C. MINER.
Milledgeville, January, 1829. 67
nSlALlAFERllO Sheriff’s Sale.
jL Will lie sold, 011 Die first Tuesday in May
next, within the lawful hours of sale, nt the-Court
house in Taliaferro county, th^Tollotving proper
ty, to wit:
One Negro Girl by the name of Jinny, levied on
ns the property of Joseph Taylor, to satisfy sundry
fi fas issued front a Justice’s toart, A. IS. Linton vs.
said Taylor—levy rnadj and returned to me by a
oonsluble.
Ahm—One Negro Boy by the name of Hnm, ta
ken as tho property of Mary Oneul, to snDffy one
,fi fa issued from (he Inferior conrt of snid county,
Allen Duncan, Indorser, vs. Afmy Onoal and Clel
vers A Nelrus, security on stay of execution.
J. D. GRESriAM. 8h’ff.
March 21
iitnitcello Female Academy.
T Uia institution, under the superintendence
oi Miss J. C. Ushkr, is still in successful o|*e-
•cuon. L’he second quarter for the present year
•omincnros on the first .Monday in April next.—
T 16 undersigned are so well aware of the practice
•I 'tiffing establishment* of this kind, that they
rotrain .-d the present oceasiou from saying more
ih ,m is aosjlutelv necessaiw. The public are no-
lifted t (, at tlte Academy is Incorporated hy the
9t tie, tuat tha building is every way adapted to
♦h- trpoies of accommodation for the scholars.
The terms of tuition are at the usual rates ; and
We assure par, tits, that at tbit institution every ex
ertion will made to strengthen tha morals ol
filer daughters. Boarding may be bad with Mrs.
ffi. Usher el the Academy, or in the village on mo
de-ate terms. Aa to the salubrity of the place, we
•an venture to place it in competition with almost
any village in Georgia. And last, though not least.
Miss Other's qualifications as an instructress, du-
•etve to be ranked amongst the very firrl. Appli
cants for entrance into this institution, are refer-
fed to Mils Usher at tho Academy for particulars
REUBEN C. SHORTER,
PETER GRINNELL,
C. 1). TERHUNK
D A. REESE, f 2
„ JOHN HILL,
Mnttflccllo, March 26 9—4t
LAljP.
T HE undersignedb«vtngpermanentlyaettled
in Milledgeville, offers his services t® the
public, in the practice of tbe Law, in the several
•purts of the Oekmulgee Circuit, and adjacent
dpunties. JOSEPH T. WILLIAMS.
. J»«- gk 52—tf
If AW.—The subscriber has located himsalt in
Laure ''* county, nnd will PRAC-
I* 1 *11 the Courts of tbe Southern Circuit,
•ndWaahmstoo orthe Middle, and Wilkinson and
Baldwin of the Oakmulgee Circuits. Business en-
traded to his care will meet with prompt attention
. .. WILLIAM B. PRYOR.
January 91 j_ tf
ITBTIfE co-partnership heretofore subsistingb«.
«« b * ri , ber *.’ under the firm of J. It.
MILH JLs *CO. is dissolved by mutual oousent.
All persons indebted to sai 1 firm, arc requested
0» make payment to Edmund C. H tlmwi'v
GUimtRD HATHAWAY
AMBROSE HATHAWAY
JOSEPH D. NICHOLS
_ EDMUND D. HATHAWAY.
jfctwt Vewea, Ga. Q>t 1, Jgyj. S7b
TO RENT,
y#mr - th « plantation
called Byne a, on Potato creek. In Baldwin
onuety, conUmiogiflO acres of cleared land, un-
^ Xikff ,r ““ r ^
F •ramj.and.
czisamssoROTraa,
GEORGIA.
r»1HE SUBSCRIBERS have tn
jB. ken possession of the HOTEL
formerly occupied by Mr. Tho mat II.
Urimes. They deem it unnecessary to
expatiate upon tho various inducements whirn this
establishment presents to Travellers, or to make a
profession of extraordinary merit on the oocasioo,
as is the manner ul some. They are dmirou! that
the public should cull nnd judge for themselves—
and solicits continuation of the former patronage
of the Mouse. In consequence of the pressure of
the times, their charges will be. quite reasonable—
und, in conclusion, they pledge thentsetves to use
every exertion to reuder those who may call upon
them comfortable.
GILBERT & GRIMES.
January 26 0—12t
ZtA SlAJktJh.
HE subscriber will take charge
of this Establishment, hy or he-
fore tbe 16th nfthis month. His table,
bur, and stables, will bewail supplied-
und he hopes to reuder comfortable
all who may call on him.
JOHN A. JONES.
IT Carriages and Horses will be kept for hire.
Milledgeville, January 5, 1829.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Third Division Georgia Militia,
Mii.t.edc, Kvti-i.E, March 4lh, 1829.
. DIVISION ORDSXU3.
I N conformity to the General Orders of His
Excellency the Commander-in-chief, the An
nual Review und Inspection of Third Division of
Georgia .Militia will take place hy Regiments and
Battalions, on U)e duys following, viz :
In the county of Ituldwin, on Monday the 4th
duv of May next.
tu the county of Putnam, on Wednesday tbe
0th day of May next.
I11 the county of Morgan, on Friday the 8th day
of May next
In the county uf Clark, on Monday the HOi day
of May next.
In the county of Oglothorpe, on Wednesday the
liuti day of May next.
In the county of Greene, on Friday and Satur
day the 15th and 10th duys of May next.
(9n the respective days preceding the Review
and Inspection in the counties of Putnam, Morgan,
Oglothorpe, and Greene; on .Saturday the 2d day
of May in Baldwin, and on Saturday the 9th duy
of May in the county of Clark, the officers anil
non-commissioned officers will he assembled at the
usual places for Instruction and Drill,
The Generals of Brigade in this Division will at
tend in person to the execution of these orders,
Hnd will exact from the officers in their respective
Brigades, who are ebargtd with their distribution,
prompt and strict obedience. Every act of in
subordination and delinquency will be particularly
noticed and appropriately punished, und strict dis
cipline enforced.
By command of Maj. Gen. Watsov.
8. ROCKWELL, Dii lision Inspector.
XinKAWAX
N Sunday morning last,
my Negro fellow, by
aiiAsaow*
about 40 or forty-three or four
years of age. dark complexi
on, thick tips, with a scar on his upper lip, rather
over the ordinary size of negroes, and very likely.
The said negro has in company with him a youm:
man hy the name of FREDERICK DIXON—
they both went off without the least provocation.
Any person who will deliver the saidNegro. or se
cure him so that I get him, shall be liberally re-
wardeil. W. W. CULLENS.
March 24 9—4t
jISHAM BROOKS, Fsq. Is a candidate
at the next el«cti«« for Sheriff of Put
W ashington sheriff’s Snic....
Will he Bold, on the firat Tueailny
in .May next, at the Court-house in the town of
Hundersvtllo, Washington county, within the usu
al hours of sale, the following properly, to Witt
909 acres pine land, more or less, lying on Kcgg
creek, adjoining Reufroo, Avera nml others, with
n sow and grist mill thereon, levied on as the pro
perly of Charles Williamson, to satisfy a fi lit iu fa-
vor of Robert Malone vs. said Williamson aud Ro
bert Coleman—property pointed out by snid Wil
liamson.
Three Negroes, to wit—one negro man named
Jacob, one negro man named Joe, and one Woman
named Liimclt, levied on us the property of the
estate ol \V'Hlinm N. Hargrove, nt the instance of
James Dixon & Co. vs. William N. Hargrove—
terms made known on the day of stile.
Two Lots in the town ot Sandersville, contain
ing 0110 half acre each, known hy numbers three
and eight, with the improvements thereon, levied
on a* the property of Charles Williamson, to sa
tisfy a fi fu issued nndpr the foreclosure of n mort
gage in favor of McKenzie &. Ponce vs. said Wil-
lismsou—property pointed out in said mortgage fi
fit. SHERROD SESSIONS, Sh’ff.
April 2
notice:
pouit months afterdate, appli-
__ cation will be made to the honorable the
Inferior 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 snid deceased.
JOHN BORING, Guardian.
March 18,1829 in4m
HAlil AFEKKO Sheriff’s Sale.
L Will be sold, on the first l’uesilov hi May
next, ut the Court-house iu tbe town of Gmwfora-
villc, Taliaferro county, within tha TlstifiJ ttwartof
snle, the following property, to wit:
One negro woman by the name of Ellender, a-
hont 45years of age, and her two children, Martha
a girl, und Eniannel, a child, levied on as the pro-,
pin ty of Robert P. Johnson, to satisfy snndry exe
cutions in favor of John G. Roberts, issued from n
Justice’s court—levied on and returned to mobyu
constable.
C. A. NELMS, D. Sh’ff.
Mur oh 57
AFREMS fehunffs Sale.
Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in May
otit, at the Court-house in the town of Dublin,
l.nnrcns county, within the usual hours of sale, the
following property, to wit:
One Lot ot Lund, No. 288, in the first r.’islrict ot
originally Wilkinson, now Laurens county, con-
tuniitg 2024 acres, more or le-s, adjoining David
Blarkshear s land on the West side of the Oconee
river. I ivied on as the property of James Beatey,
.ieceased, to satisfy an execution iu favor of tiie
administrator of William Bush, deceased—levy
made by a constable and returned to me.
MOSES GUYTON, D. Sh’ff.
March 26
O N the. first T tesduy in May next, will be sold
before the Court-house in Decutnr, DeKalb
cit.nty, between the lawfnl hours,
One Lot of Land, No. 103, lying in the 10th dis
trict of originally Henry now DeRalli enmity, in
pursuance of an act passed nt the lust session ot the
Legislature. The conditions of the sulo are speci
fied in the said act ns follows, viz:
Sec. 2. And he it further enacted that the high
est bidder for said lot of laud, shall pay tc the She
riff aforesaid, one-fourth ot the purchase money in
cash or current bank bill—.f this State, on which
payment, the said Sheriff shall give to such purcha
ser a certificate, stating the amount paid, ami the
amount of such purchase money, then remaining
unpaid, which shall be paid to tho Treasurer of this
•State,in three cutml annua! instalments, and which
shall be attached to, and become a part ®f the Aca
demy Fnnd of this State.
See.. 3. And he it further enacted. That if the
purchaser of said lot oflaud, shell fail to pay to the
Treasurer of this btnte, any instalment, at the time
the same may become due, or within sixty days
thereafter, he.-hnll forfeit the snas or sums so pnld,
and the land shall revert to, and become the pro
perty of the State.
JOHN BROWN, Sh’ff.
April I
A fministr-tor’s Sale.
A GREEABLE to an order of the Inferior conrt
of Washington county, when sitting for ordi-
•tiiy puipost's, will he sold fo tbe town ot 8an-
ilersville, on the tirst Tuesday in May neif.
A TJRAOT OF £AX?Z>.
lying in Washington eounly, containing FIVE
HUNDRDD ACRES, situate, and lyingou La
mar’s creek, adjoining Brown, Troutman and o
iliers, belonging to the estate of Lewii Martin-
Sold for tiie benefit of the heirs and creditor.—
Terms made know n on the day of sale.
JOHN MARTIN, Adtn’r of Lewis Martin.
March 24 . (,)„
Will be Sold,
O N tho first Tuesday in Jnne next, at the Court
house iu the town of Sparta, Hancock coun
ty, between the usual hours of sale,
aoe Adless C3? XtAXSD,
more or less, oak and hickory, on the waters of
ihoitlderbone; it being nil the’ real estate of Eliza
beth Greer, deceased. Terms of sole made known
ou the day.
„ , ^ CULLIN WOOD, AdraY.
March 20 t( j a
WANTED,
A LIKELY YOUNG IIOR9F, that ride* tale-
rablr well aud will draw in a carriage. En-
quire of the Printers.
•7 61—tf
A EE persons iudebted to the estate of N. M.
. Howard, deceaged. are called on to make
immediate payment; aud such u*do not comply
with this cal! may expect to have their note* put in
HOMER V. HOWARD. Adm’r.
6—6t
suit.
Mareh 7th. 1829.
mruFICE.—I hereby forworn ail person* from
~ cutting or cultivating, or trespassing in any
manner on a certain Tract of Land, known by the
No. 76, tn the 6th district of Muscogee, drawn hy
the orphans of John Nobles, deceased, as I am de
termined to enforce the law against any person
trespassing on said land.
, ARCHIBALD NOBLES
Laurens county. Reb. 13 4|2»
mmwtm a? mssm
KIOUU nioiitlis afterdate, appli-
JL cation will he made to the Inferior court of
Laurens county, when sitting for ordinary purpo
ses, for leave tu sell Lot of Land, number two hun
dred end eighteen, (218) in the eleventh district of
Early county ; one negro man, Ben, and out; ne
gro woman, Celia, the property of Reuben Hicks,
deceased, for the benefit of (lie heirs of said dec’d.
JAMES 11ICK3, Adm’r.
March 27, 1829 v w4nt
©NOUR. months after date application will he
_©’ made to the Hon. the Infenorcourt of Wash
ington county, when silting for ordinOy purposes,
for Ion ve to sell a tract of hind contnimng 202 1-2
ucres, in the county of (originally TronpA known
In the plan of said county by number 37, in the
7th district, drawn by Mary nnd Sarah Parker, one
half to be sold as the property of James Paradis,
dec’ll, and the other ns the property of Sarah Par
ker, minor; one tract containing 840 acres in
Washington county, Georgia, on the Little Ohoo-
pie, the property of James Paradis, deceased—Sold
for the benefit of all concerned.
WM. PARADIS, Adm’r.
on tbe estate of Jutnes Paradis, dec’d. und
•Guardian for Surah Parker.
January 29 tds
TTNOUR months after date, application will be
Jt" made to the honorable the Inferior court of
I.aureus county, when sitting for ordinary purpo
ses, for leave to sell nil the real estate of John Col
lier, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and cre
ditors.
JOHN DEGRAFFINREID, Adm’r.
Mnrch 4, 1829 4m
©NOUK mouths after dute, application will be
_©/ made to the Inferior court of Twiggs coun
ty, when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to
wil Lenny Knight's interest in Lot of Land, No.
1S3,7th district Gwinnett county.
IRA E. DUPREE, Guardian.
February 27, 1S29 4nt
©.lOf]It months after date, application will be
©7 made lo the honorable Interior court of Ha
bersham county, when sitting as a Court of Ordi
nary, for leave to sell the lot of land No. 146, in the
3d district of Troup, now Meriwether county,
drawn by Mahaly Bullard, an illegitimate.
BIIADRACK BULLARD,’Guardian.
February 13.1829. 4 m
9^OUR months after date, application will be
© mtuln to tin; honorable the Inferior court of
J ones county, to sell the Land and Negroes belong
ing to tbe estate of Edmund Distnukes, deceased.
NOAH BUTT, Adtn’r.
Fein-nary 13,1S29. 4ln
JLtOUU m-uths after: dc application will be tnnrie
X tothc honorable Inferior coult of Jeff ernoi
noiiiily, when riPinv for ordinarv purposes, for lenv
lo se;! one lot of land number 91, in the lOili distrir-
o' Lee county—-fjohl as 'lie properly of Joshua Wat-
son. lute ol-said county, dec’d—Sold for the bei.eti:
of the heltb ef --aid dee.’d.
M1CUAKL WATSON. > ,
JOHN FITZGARRALD, ( Al,nl '' , '
December 22 AS-mlm
4 ( \OUt-t monibslattfrca t- application will b* made
4 to the honor ible ]utVrio- court of Baldwin
u ty. wlule-shtiug an a court of Ord nary to si I! a
negro girl liy the name ofDdcy. die property of 8n-
•an V. VI. Calhoun, defeased, for the benefit of the
heirs aud creditors of said den’d
„ WM. 11. CALHOUN, Adm’r.
Oec 3 w4m
t OUhmrmu. alter oau jjipliculion will oe msc
i to die Inferior court of Hancock county, when
..l ing for ordinary pnrpoees, for leave to sell lot
.innttrni Ii, iu thu 23d di-trictof originally Mnscrg'r
now I nihut conmy, for die benefit of the orphans o.
f-nocli Himpsi n, deceased •
„ JEPTHA SIMPSON, Guardiao.
Doc G 1928 W 4 m
j^OCJR months after date, application'will bp
1. made to the honorable Inferior court ofGwin-
nolt county, vvheusitting forordinary purposes
for leave lo §t*»l Lot No. 221, in the 18th district
.Vluscogee county—'Sold as the property of Giufcy
T. Conaiiy, Idiot, for her benefit.
THOMAb COaNALLY, Guardian
January 10 4 m
INOUR months after date, application will he
X made to the Court ofOrdiuary ofGwinncti
county, for leave to sell the real estate of John
Martin, deceased, to wit—160 acres, more or less,
on Nail’s creek, in the county of Franklin, adjoin
ing Wiley ami others. Also, 190 acres, near th..
Silver shoals, on the waters of Hudson river in the
county of Hall nnd Habersham.—One other tract
of I0O acres, more or less, on the Middle fork or
Broad rlvcf, adjoining James Martin, sen. and o
there.
ELIZABETH MARTIN, Adm’rx
January 14 ^
I^OUR months after date, application will be
L made to the honorable Inferior court of
Gwinnett county, when sitting for ordinary purpo
S' s, for leave to sell Lot No. twentv-three (23 )
in the fifth (5tli)ftdistrict Troop cou'ntv—sold as
the property ot Richard Medlin, dec’d, for the
benefit of Ills heirs and creditors.
80PHIA MF.DLIN,Adm’rx
, JOHN MEDLIN, AdrnT.
January 10
,
■LIOUR months afterdate, application will be
©^ made to tho Inferior ootn-t of Jones oounty,
when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell the real estate of Martha H. Cook.
WILLIAM B 8TEFHENS, Guardian
Marcli 13,1839 4 m
©^OUK months after date, application will be
©j^ made to the Interior court of Laurens oonn
ty, when silling for ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell Lot df Land, No. H3, in tbe 6th district of
Troup cottafy, it being the real estate of Vinson
Watson, nccciiaed.
LABAN WATSON, AdmV.
April 3, 182!? 4m
GEORGIA, Telfair County.
Stewart dr Hargrave*, ,
VS. I SUPKItlOft COURT,
Josiah Rogers, and a tract f April Term, 1828.
of land in Telfair county. *
W H EREA8, ou the tweuty-thira day of May,
in the year one thousand eight hundred
and twenty-five, the auid Jusiah Rogers made, ex
ecuted, mid delivered unto your petitioners his
certain deed of mortgage, bearing date the dtty
and year aforesaid, widen is now here in Court to
be seen, for the better securing a certain promis
sory note, made hy the said Josiah, payable tn
your petitioners, for the sum el three thousnnd
eight hundred und ten dollars and twenty cents,
(3SJ0 20) payable on the fifteenth duy of Decern
ber, in the year aforesaid, bearing oven date witli
said deed of mortguge; which said deed of mort
gage conveyed, uinong other real estate, the fol
lowing tract of land, situate, lying, und being in
the county of Telfair, to wit:—One tract of land,
on the Ocmulgee river, containing one thousand
acres, more or less, conveyed to suid Josiah by
Julius C. Alford, which more tully uppeurs hy ref
ereuco to the deed flf conveyance from the suid
Julius to the snid Josiah. And your petitioned,
further show, that there is now due und unpaid,
on suid promissory note, the sum of three thousand
dollars, besides interest—-A our petitioners therefore
pray, that a Rule Nisi indy be granted requiring
the snid Josiah to pay into the Clerk’s office of this
Court, on or before the expiration of twelve
months, from nnd immediately after the date here
of, the amount of principal, interest, and costs,
doe, or to become due thereon, or that the equity
of redemption in nnd to said mortgaged premises
be thenceforth forever barred nml forever fore
closed—um! that a copy of said Rule Nisi be per
sonally served on suid Josiah, or his special agent,
six months before the expirutiou of said twelve
inorilhs, or that the same be published onco a
month for twelve months, iu one of the Gazettes
in this State. Upon motion of which suid peti
tiouers, it is therefore ordered accordingly.
A true copy from the Minutes, 22d April, 1828
HENRY WOOTTIN, Clerk.
May 17- 14—m!2>P
Court of Ordinary, March Term, !$J
I T appearing to the Court that Gilbert C
While In life, made atld executed to J J
Ramey, his two certain bond* for titles in 1 1
tho following tracts of land, to wit—One tract" J
tabling one hundred forty-eight and oue-hali j
situate, lying and being in the Statu of Soutul
rollna, Abbeville district, on the. waters of rd
reed—the other of snid tracts 6f land oont.iJ
one hundred acres, situate, lying and beln»t.3
Slate Of South-Carolina, Abbeville district uJ
waters of Flag-reed creek, and that said GlLj
Smith has departed this life without tuakine r J
to said land agreeable so said bonds, or aiaid
provision therefor hy w ill—And it upuearin.1
the Court that Henry Lane is tbe admini.iJj
of the suid Gilbert C. Smith, it is op motionj
dcred, that all persons having any valid obiJ
on to said administrator's executing titles to J
Jordan Ramey for said tracts of land, be J
appear at tho Court of Ordinary for said couJ
which shall sit next after the publication of 1]
rule, .then and there to make them, as in drfj
thereof, this Court will then and there proceed!
pass n rale absolute, diroedq-saidadmieistrato!
erectile titles to said land, agreeable to thestJ
in such cases inado ami provided—and thattu
rule he published in one of the polic gazette,]
this State, once a month for three months. ]
I do certify, that tiie above is 0 true cxtriictj
the minntes of said Court, this 3d Mnrob, pjm1
„ E. HOl'KINy.rii
March 13, 1829 * ^
xurczs nisi.
fTPON the petition of Andrew Low, as surviv*
ing copartner of tho late firm of Andrew
&. f!n.. Htntimrfn tliSa I’mirt (lint I.-xEt, Olio
Taliaferro county, when sittin
poses, for leave to sell a tract 0. ,
the estate of Asa C. Alexander
for the benefit of tbe heirs. *
x WILLIAM W. PEE
April 3.1829 4m
*1EOH(,IA, Twiggs county.- -
.^”7® ^ hrrexs James Oliver, administrator de
horns non. on tiie estate of Jnab Tison.lat® of said
county, deceased, npplie# to me for letters of dis
mission from said estate:
And whereas James Oliver,administrator on the
estate of Oliver Ftson, late of said oounty, deceas
ed, applies to me for letters of dismission from said
estate s
And whereas James Oliver,administratoroath*
estate of Joseph Oliver, late of said oonnty, de.
ceased applies to me for letters of dismission from
said estate: .
These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and
singular the kindred and Creditors of said deceto.
ed, to he and appear at my office within the time
prescribed by law, to shew cause, (if any they
have) why said letters of dismission should not be
March 27, 1829
RICHARD RICKS, CITr«. 0.
tn6m
wxnrpft r*| paw ty Tmrynf,an
Low & Co., stating to tliis Court, that John Guy
ton, late of tho County of Laurcus, did on the first
of September, 1825, mortgage to said firm the fol
lowing Tracts or Lots of laud, lying in the said
County, to wit:—One Lot known in the plan of
of the town »f Dublin, by number eighty-eight,
(No. 88i—also, two other Lots in said town, known
by number one hundred and twcuty-eighC No. 129)
Hnd the other Lot by number hue hundred and
thirty -three, (No. 133)—also, one other Lot in said
tow n, known hy number ninety-six, (No. 96)—al
so, one other Lit in said town, known by number
tuty-three., (No. 53)—also, one other Lot, known
in Usenlan of said town by number eighty-nine,
(No, 89)—also, a parcel of land, adjoining the
town common of Dublin, continuing twelve acres,
tnore or less, known by Allred Thompson's place,
sold by Charles S. Guyton, Sheriff—und the said
Lands having beoit mortgaged to secure the pay
ment of two notes of hand, one dated Savannah,
22d day of March, 1822, and due one dr.y after
date, for tiie sum of seven thousand five hundred
nud ninety-four dollars, ami eighty-five cents, and
the other note given to said firm by said John
Guyton, for nineteeu hundred and seventy-seven
dollars and eighty cents, dated Savannah, 12th
April, 1823, and t'lue four months after date; nnd
which mortgage was made to secure the payments
ot said notes, and the interest due thereon, on or
before the first day of March, li-.2fi, and the said
John Guyton having tailed to pay the said notes
and interest, according to said mortgage, and the
snid mortgage is thereby become absolute, and the
equity of redemption in nnd to said mortgaged
premises hurred—and the said Andrew Low, us
survivor of said firm praying the equity of redemp
tion in and to said mortgaged premises:
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED BY THE
COURT, that mdees the principal, interest, und
cost, due on said mortgage, bo paid into Court,
within twelve months, tho equity of redemption in
and to said mortgaged premises, ho forever barred
and torecloscd, and the said mortgaged premises
be sold as in cases of execution—ami It is further
ordered, that a copy of tliis mlo he published iu
one of the public Gazettes of this State, once a
month for twelve months, or served on tho mort
gager, or bis speciul agents, at least six months pre
vious to the time the money is, by this Rule, di
rected to be. paid.
Th»e Copy from the Minutes.
THO. MOORE, Clerk.
April 14, 1828. m!2m 10-
GEORGIA, Newton county.
Court of Ordinary, March Term, 182
To the Honorable the Inferior Conrt for said cot
ty, sitting forordinary purposes: '
T HE petition of Stephen Rowe, by |,|,....
nics YViu.iamson & Storrs, hamblvik,
eth, that Joel Flanagan, late of said county 1
ceased, who died intestute, did in his lite-timi
wit, on the eighth day of February, in th* >,
eighteen hnndred and twenty-three, execute e
deliver to Thopins Hughes, a toad for titles fort
number one hundred and eighty-six, in the '1
district of Houston county, nnd the said Tlinm
on the 22d day of Dcoember, tn the year eight*
hundred nnd twenty-five, endorsed said bond
your petitioner, a copy of which is hereunto aunt
ed, and the said Joel having departed this li
without making titles for said Lot of Land, in co
pi lance with the condition expressed in said bon
whereupon, it is by th* Court ordered, that Th
nuts Bsbfef of said county, and Francis Kirby
the Bounty of Morgan, administrators of said in'ti
tate, do at the first Court after the expiration'
three months from this date, make unto your m
tioner warrantee titles in fee-simple for said Lot,
Land, In conformity to the statute in such a
made and provided, tuihati gtoUaiitcnuse toil
contrary be shewn—and thatta^BBfcUjwjmjj
lislied in one of the publio Gazettes ofGHlB
onee a month for three mouths prior tn then
sing snid order, and advertised at the public plat
iu said county.
A true extract from the minutes, 21st Mnrt
1*29- L. HOPKINS, CD
March 27,1829 m3tn
€-2-
Whereas Hail Goldsmith applies
ters ol dismission from the estate of Bradle
deceased:
GEORGIA, Lowndes county.
T IIE Petition of Seaborn Jones, sheweth that
Thomas Bust, heretofore, to wit! on the
twenty-second dtty of January, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, made,
executed and delivered his entire deed of mort-
1 said mortgage, nnd is now here in Court:
I your petitioner forther sheweth that there is
’ dv " — ’' ■ ■
fue, on said note the wholo of the principal
idBnterost:
lie, tliereL._,
Bass pay into tiie
therefore, prays that nnlees tiie snid Thomas
s Clerk's office of this Court, the
■ muy wv/wtuu "no, iw^VlUvt SY fill ail LU3U lual
ave accrued or may accrue, within six months
■om tho date thereof, that the Equity of Rodemp
on in and to suid mortgaged premisos, he tlirnce-
>rth1 forever barred ami foreclosed:
Wherefore it is on motiou oi the Petitioner.
Ordered, that unless the amount of prfnctttfd
tlnrttsf nml /Weis nnm .. • - 1.. * . ‘
^.FORGIA, Telfair count!
les ft
idfey ]
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
menhir the kindred and creditors of said decst
o be and appear at my office within t!m#pr*i
ed hy law, to shew cause (if any they can)
said letters of dismission should uot be gramr
Given trader my baud at office, this 19th of JIt
N.PARRAMORE,c.c.
Mareh 25 n>6n>
G EORGIA, JW/air county.—Whereas b
Ryuls applies for letters of dismission I
the estate *f John Hortoo, deceased :
_ These are therefore to cite and ailmon'
singulartbe kindred and creditors of said decss
to be and appear at my office within the tine
scribed hy law, to shew cause (if any they <
why said letters of dismission should uot be j
ed. Given under my baud at office, ibis 21>t
of January, 1829. N. PARRAMORI, e. c.
January 3} B (ta)
Jones Inferior Court, January Term, 182
ORDER TO ESTABLISH LOST NOT]
COPV NOTES.
$ 790—On or before the first day of Jtu
eighteen hnndred and thirty, I promise ti
Nicholas Childers or beurer, tiie sum of ;
hundred dollars, for value received, this lfitl
if November, 1827.
HOPKINS H. UOL8I
J 300—On or before tlic 26th day of Deeet
eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, 1 proa
pay to Nicholas Childers or hearer, three *
dollars, for value received, this 15th day
■ - __ ■ — loth day <
cember, 1827. HOPKINS H. HOLS
GEORGIA, Jones county.—Before me, p
ally came \\ iley E. Jones, who being duly 1
soith thnthe was possessed of iu bis own rigl
eoi lgiunl promissory notes, of which the shot
trne copies, ami that he has lost the same, it
they caunot lie found. WILEY E. JOY/
Sworu to. and subscribed before use, thi*
January, 1829.
THOMAS B. SLADE, J. I.
Jones eounly, Jnferier Court, January Tom.
R ULE NISI.—It nppearingto the Court
the. affidavit of Wiley E. Jones, that In
possessed in his own right of the original p
sory notes, of which tho above are true copie
thut the originals have lieen lost: On motioi
ordered by the Court, that the copies filed i
Clerk's Offioe of this Court bo established I*
of .said lost originals at the next term of tills
unless sufficient cause be shewn to the 001
and that u copy of this rule bo published in
the public Gazettes of this State, onoe a
for six mouths, aud tha( g copv’be served pe
Jy oa tliB mak-" cf haltl notas, turCS U»PUU>»
' the sitting vi run next term of ifus court.
I do certify that tho above audfowfhltifii
copy taken trout the minutes of court, this IK
of Jauuury, A. D. 1029, /
ARCHIBALD P. BENTON, C
February 6 * 1
months, in some Gazette iu this State, or lie tier-
mjially served ou the said Thomas or his Special
Agent, six months before th* aspiration of said
The foregoing I certify to he a true copy from Urn
—..I... ...»i win, appiicaiion wilt minutes of tha Superior oourt of th* oouutv of
made to the honorable the Inferior court of Lowndto, May 6th, 182a 1
- 1 — WILLIAM SMITH,
$lk. Sup, Court, Lore nds co only.
June 2L 19—mI2m.
FrM, ‘ ,ln bounty, ) Noeemker Term,
COURT OF ORDINARY, ] J828.
O N the petition of Jam 0* H. Little, Joseph Mo
L11 tyre, and Saraual 8hannoa, Kxecutors o§
the estHte of John MuEntyre, deceased, for letters
of dismission from stud Executorship.
Whereupon, it i« ordered, that letters ofdismiv
ston b*granted to the said James H. Little, Joseph
McEntyra, and Samuel Sltannou, Executors as
aforesaid, at tbe next July term of this court of Or
dinary, for said county, unless sufficient cause o*
shown to the contrary: And that this orderbe pub-
lisu*d Inm* of the gazettes of this state, at (east
onoe a month for six months, before the sittine of
said court. 6
A trite copy from the minute*, till* 13th dav ef
November, 1328. THO: KINO. C. 0. O.
dec.
eranted ,iy r" W ,elte j" of dismission should Wbe Baylor, ippliesfoHetra'^f^is»^* 0 nf{^J
fT n ioS under ,mud ' ‘his 21st day of of Dennett H. Taylor, deoeassd :
Marco, 1829. . Tfcfluar® therfflore to cit© nod admoDimlv nil
PiriTiDn arovert BlOffUtar Ilia Icinrlrswltoiwl x- j , '
. uicroturo iu on© ©Du aitmonjkh Nil ■■a
•insular the kindred aud creditor, of said d*e.Jl,
*P pear ■“ T J offlce wi,hi " '«• pro-
J .. by r’ J® , ^ 6 ! r ,!M,,e u aD > 'hey ese,why
t k “ E •**** n Ag».
RUOtiGIA, Hancock County.
SUPERIOR COURT, APRIL TERM, I
Present his Honor Juncc Crawford
Rot.r. Nisi for fomclesure.
TTPON the petition of William F.Seotl,**
stating that William Biodnaa ofxsidl
heretofore, to-wit; on ilia 4th day of Ft'
I8S5 exenutntt to one Robert W. Fort Ins <•
mortgage to a eertsiu tract or parcel of Isod
lying sod being in tire eounly of Hancoek am
©foresaiii, on tbe soutii iork ol Benverdnin
adjoining lauds of John F Marlin, Joha C
Hardy Jernigan, and William Alford,sen.«<
Iftfc five Hu oared and ibirtye^ighr'ncrett ©iorf f
for the better securing tho pa>ntent of tit* t
twelve hundred dollars, ou three promissory
dated th* 18th day ot November, 1324, to
hundred dollars esch ; one due ou tbs 16
of December 1826; one due on the 26th Jay
cember, 1CE7, and the other due the 25th duy
cember, 1328, and that the sunt of four mtsor
lore, due the t/uli of December, 1827, s«d 1
croing interest tliereou reuaius due and »'
aud that on the 2<i day of Mxrsb, 1827, Rob
Fort nsslgued said mortgage sad transfer*
notes t» william F Scan Tor a valuable eo*
tion.—It is therefore, on modes of Hanselh
tie, Attorneys for the petitioeer, ordered
Court, thet tbe said William Brndnax dop
the Clerk's office of the Supstior Court of sau
tyof Haaeeck. the amouetdue and unpaid 1
mortngn.Mgeiher with all legs! coats, witnit
months from Ibis time, or shew cause to t<
irary, or the sqnily of redemption in end
mortgaged promises, will from thenceforth I
ver hared and foreclosed ; aud that s copy
rule be served ou the mortgager at least
before the time the mousy is so directed to »
or be ptihUibed once a mosth for twnlyestd
•eeol thepeblio gaieties of this State ,
A (roe eopy from he Minutes ef the <
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