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SHERIFFS’ SALES.
fiALOWnf Shertll’s Sale. Will lie
JO sold, on Hie first Tuesday in June next, be
fore the Court house door in the town of Miljedgevilje,
Baldwin county, betw
following properly. to
Admit, 1strators’ A Executors’ Sale*.
UREF.A ULY to an order of the Inferior Court of
r ordinal/ |"irpu-
door ii»Caui|ihell
A°j
5fs, will be sold at tho Comt-hoii
^ r county, on 1 lie first Tuesday in SopteinlM*’ •
Baldwin county, between the usual hours *»l sale, the j j^ 0t lit lilt* 3«I Olslricl
to Wit *
Part of Lot No' 1, m aqiiare 40, in the tow n of Mil- 1
ledgeville, whereon John M. Carter now reside-, and
the improvement* thereon. Three uegroe*, Lizy a
women about SSytara old, and two children, a boy 4
or 5 years old, and a girl about 2 years old : levied on
na the property of John If. Ware, to sati-fy two li fas |
f om Baldwin Saperior Court, one in favor ol JNiiies |
C. Watkins, vs. G. W. King. R. li. Jones, mid John
II. Ware; and one in favor of the Bank of Darien, ss.
■aid Ware. . . . j
lOll acres of land, more or less, ndjoming \\ lute
and others, as the property of Thomas \\ l ight, to sa
tisfy a C\ fa from a Justices Court, in favor ol Million 1
mty.
Mold on
next, (or the benefit of the li
dmilli, deceased. Terms
•ale.
April 15
dil until Christinas
irsuiu^oredilorsof John
ndK Mtow'ii on the day of
JOHN GARNER, Adm'r
in right of his wile.
Godard, vs. said Wright: levied on uud returned to; IIin j c knuw ii on the day
tUQ by Aaron Collins, Constable.
W ll.l, UK sui.n, <•» Hus flint Tueiilay ill June
next. Ht tl'ii CmiiUiuuse in Crawford enunty.
Iiy virtue of hm order of this limioiHl'Ie the Court id
Ordinary ef Itiirke itounly, Lot IVo. 121. (one
hundred nod twoii'y-one.) i» tilts first district ol ori*i-
iially Houston enmity. now Crawford comity. Sold
a** tlie property of Thomas II. Altaway, deceased, for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms
sale
i by
Jam
1 in square 4*2 and the improvements thereon, in the j
(own of Milledgeville. levied on to satisfy three li fa« ,
from a Just lees Court. I i:i favor of J. W. A- Sanford. (
I In favor of George. Root, and I in favor «-t the Cor- \
porntion of Miliodgevilln vs. said Mmith. Levied on i
hiiu returned to ine by C. Bnulwell, constaldi*.
WM. r. SCOTT, Ml, IT. |
\pri1 55,
g"1 WIX NETT SlicrifTs Sale.—Will lie I
■J9* Sold.InMic town of Law renceville, on the fir*1 .
Tuesday in Juno next, within the usual hours ol sale, ,
the follow ing property, to wit:
One cotton gin, one thresher, one fan, one pot, one !
small sack, '20 lbs more or less of spice, one. light road
w agon, all levied on as the property of Thomas Mea
dor, to satisfy a fi In issued from Gwinnett Inferior J
Court, in t.ner of Benjamin F- Johnson vs. said Men- I
dor.
Also—One hay more, II or 1*2 years old, and her
colt one ) car old, one chcsnut sorrel horse 15 years
md, I one hor«c wagon and harness and 11 head nl
cattle, all levied on as the properly of Curtis Corley,
to satisfy a fi fa issued from Gwinnett Mupcri »r Court,
in tyvor of Absalom Wardlaw vs. said Corley—pro
perly pointed out hy plaintiff*.
FRANCIM L. BRANDON, Sh flT.
April 30
March 22
JOHN HOC,Kits. I J .
JOHN UrtE.NS, j
Ids
A‘
CRRCABLV loan order of the Inferior Court
f Lauren* nullify, when silting f »r ordinary
poses, will he sold, at the Court-house door in Ma-
| rion, Twiggs county, on the first Tuesday in Juno
i next. One Lot of Litml, containing StVJj a.
j crcs, lying at tin: mouth of Mloue creek, in Twiggs
I county, belonging to the estate of John Clark, deceits-
! ed. Mold for the benefit of the heirs. Terms made
I known on the day.
KENION WRIGIi V, AdmV.
| March 15 ___ tds_
POSTPONED SALE.
4 T the Court House in Paulding County on the
. first Tuesday in June next, will he «nld agreeable
• to nil order of the Honorable Inferior Court of Morgan
I County whim sitting for oidinnry purposes Lot No.
I 1002 mi said county sold as the property of Joseph
i Reese, dcc’d, for the benefit of the heirs of said dec'd.
THOM. CRAWFORD, ? * * .
JOHN ROBMON, >
I May 7. ids.
I
C 'l UffNNETT SJicrlfpN Sale.—Will he
II* sold, in the town of Lawrenceville, on the first
Tuesday in July next, within the usual hours ol sale,
the following properly, to wit:
One small bay mare, five or six venrsold. one yoke
of oxen live years old, one brindled the other white
and black, with a black head, one ox cart, one cow
and calf, the cow mostly black, calf while with red
ear*, nil levied on ns the property of John Brand, to
■att-fy a mortgage ft fn from Gwinnett Inferior Court
in favor of James Gordon vs. said Brand—properly
pointed out in said mortgage fi fa.
FRANCIS L. BRANDON, Sli’fT.
April 30
iN the fir«t Tuesday in June next, will he sold,
in the town of iMoume. Walton county, be-
tween tin* ii«ual hours of sale, the Personal Pro
perly »l Henry C. Byrum, Into of'Taliaferro county,
deceased, consisting of one Trunk, sword and belt,
and rneoii. Terms on the day.
KF.UB&N RAN MOM, AdmV.
March 24 ids
Leriir* Sale* —Will be
•vi!|e, on the first Tuesday in
itial horns of sale, the follow-
WINNETT
\Jt Mold.it: Law re-
June next, within the
ing property, to w it:
BH) aeres of laud, more or less, being the South-east
ride of Lot No. 238, in the 5lh district of Gw innett
county, levied on ns the property of Ransom Cooper,
to satisfy a mortgage fi fa issued from Gw innett .Supe
rior Court, in favor of Asaliel R. Smith vs. Ransom
Cooper; property pointed out in said mortgage fi fa.
125 ncr«s of land, being the Mouth half of Lot S
f TNPF.R an order of t!i« Honorable Inferior court
J of Wilkinson comity, when sitting for ordinary
purposes will he sold on the first Tttesdnv in June next
at the Court house in Murray county, between the usual
hours of side.
Lot No. 134,
in the QT tii dist, 3d sec. of originally Cherokee. Mold as
the property of Isaac Fin/.ure late of Wilkinson coun
ty, dec’d for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
said estate. Terms rash,
WILLIAM FRAZURE. AdmV.
Mach 25 10 Ids.
f TNDr.R an order of the Honorable Inferior Court
J of Wilkinson County when sitting for ordinary
purposes will be sold on the first Tuesday in July next
at the court house in Cobb comity between tho itsnal
lionrs of sale,
Lot No. A09,
in the I Till district 2d section of originally Cherokee.
170, In the fit li district of Gwinneft county, levied on j Mold as tho property of Isaac Frar.ttre late of Willem
a* the properly of Moses Straw-horn, and one nojrrn j eon comity, dec’d: lor the benefit of tho heirs and ere
boy hy the name of Bayles, about 8 years old, levied I ditors of said estate. Terms cash,
on as the properly of Thomas Wynn, to satisfy ! WILLIAM FRAZURR, AdmV.
a fi fa issued from Gwinnett Superior Court, in fa- j March 2n 10 tds.
vor of John Choice A: Co. vs. Moses Mtrawhorn it
Thomns Wynn, security on appeal; properly point
ed out by Thomas Wynn.
JIM) ncres of land, more or Jess, being f he North
east part ol Lot No. 79. in the Gth district « f Gwinnett
county, levied on as the properly of Thomas Haney,
to satisfy a fi fa issued from Gwinnett Superior Court,
in favor of Rice B. Green vs. Thomas Haney and
John B. Haney.
One bed, one hed-quilf, one comderpain, one pino
bedstead, one pine table, one spinning wheel, four
chairs, half dozen plates, one pitcher and one large
bowl, levied on as tlie properly of Benjamin Brewer,
to satisfy a fi fa issued from Gwinnett Inferior Court,
in favor of Evan Howell vs. Benjamin Brewer and
Absalom Waits.
JOHN N. REEVES, D. SITtf.
April 30
W ILL BE SOLD, at the house of James Guerry.
sen . deceased, on tho first Saturday in June
next, the stock of cattle belonging tothr estate.
JAM EM T. GUERRY )
J. M. GUERRY. >AdmV*
T. L. GUERRY, )
Twiggs county, April IB, 1834. 13 tds
'R.L’IIili BE SOLD, on Thursday, the 12tli day
v V of .Inna next, nl the residence of Enoch B.
Hudson. Into of Laurens county, deceased,
AII tlio Terishiibir Property
of said deceased, consisting of horses, begs, cattle,
Arc., bv the Administrator of said deceased.
April 19 tds.
A PPLICATION will b« m«dn to the <3oui< of Or
. dmary of Appling County, four months utter
diito for leave In «oli Lot of Land No. 171 lit ‘Jo ’‘ini
of raid county, Iioloiigitia to llie ectule of John Lamp*
lir II dec’d.
MAI.COM MOIIKISON, Ad mr.
March H 10 :!m
A l.l. perxims indebted to tlie esliite of Smnuel U.
Powers, ol Lhihhiis county, deceased, nre re*
i|iiested to imike flymen'; hikI lliose to whom tlie es*
Inti! may ha inilalitad, arc notified to render in tlicJr
accounts according to law.
lit.NIIY C. FUQLA, Adm r.
April P, f8HI. Id <jl -
f lOVK months idler date application xvill Im made
1 to the lionorahle the Inferinr Court of Jones coun
ty, «lien sittiriK for ordinary purposes for leave to sell
one house and lot in the town of ITnitnn and tivo INe*
sines. Hie property of John \V. llridees, deeensed— :
sold tortile hciiefil of tlm heirs and creditors of said ]
deceased, MTTI.K l!IlYAN,.Adiii r. j
Clinton. March Id, |e;u 4l »
S NOL’It inonlhs after dale, application will he
1 made, to the Cpint of Ordinary of Jones conn-
ly, for leave to sell Hie real estate of Henry Sim
mons, an illegitimate, child.
KICIIAKU DRAWIIORN, Gunrdinn,
■March II. I-dl. 4| n
I a Oil R tnoiiths alter dale, nptiiieiifioii will he made
’ totlm Inferior Court of Pulaski,COIIIHV, when sit
ing for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the one
half of Lot No. 191, in the 33d district of origi-
naily Muscogee now Talhot comity, it being the inte
rest of Simeon A. Iledgecock, dec'll., in said lot.
ALEXANDER HOLMES, Adm'r.
January Id. 1834. 4 ‘"_
K TUTUR months after dale, application will lie made
’ in the honorable (he Inferior Court of Taliafer
ro cntinlv, while silling for ordinary purposes, foi
lease to sell the real estate of Demcy Jordan, late de-
ceafcd, of said count w
WILLIAM JORDAN, >.- r
EDMUND JORDAN, ) Aum
Mav 14, I8.U. 4m
W71 ( H R months after date, application will he made
H’ In the Inferior Court of Jasper county, while
sitting as a court of ordinary, for leave to sell the real
estate of Thomns Smith, liile of said county deceas
ASA SMITH. { u .
JNO. C. SMITH, ) "
April 33, IP31, ll'»
1 .1 OUR dale, application will he made
’ to the lionorahle Inferior Court of Junes comity,
when silling for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell Lot
No. -2-J3. gllili disttict of Lee, Lot No. 341,30th district
of Muscogee., Lot. No. 3d, I III) district Jones, and
Lot, 13th district of Jones comity, adjoining No
ah lJntt ami others, mining seventy neres, the pro
perty of Henry C, Harris, Sold for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors of said deceased.
JAMES STEWART, Adm’r in right ofhis wife.
SARAII STEWART, formerly surah Harris,
March 12, 1834 [4m] Adm’rx.
I NOUU months afler date, application will lie made
’ to the lionorahle the Inferior Court of Jones
enmity, when sitling for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell all the Lands belonging to the estate of Edmond
Duncan, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said estate.
DAVIS DUNCAN, Adm'r.
March 4, 1831 4m
F
OL'R month, alter date.application will be made
to the hoiiomhlr Inferior Court of \X nrren
county, when sitting for ordinnry purposes, for leave
to sell nil the real eastnte ol Nicholas Williams, de-
ccased, in Warren. Appling and Henry counties.
AMOS J. PERSONS, Executor.
March 2ft, 1834.
I N OUR inontlix idler date, application will be made
1 to the honorable the Inferior court of Campbell
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to
soil all the Estate of Mary Jeter, deceased—both real
ami perishable, one lot of I •unci No. 490 ill the 7th dis
trict of Wilkinson county, and Isn No. 50 in the I lUi
district, 3d section Cherokee territory, now Murray
county.
STRAYED from the ■ubscribcr,in Twiggs cour.ty
>3 on the 29lh of December last. A Kcd Sor
rel Hnlo, six or seven years old, rather over the
common si/.e, with a roachod uiane, and hoofs consi
derably worn from travelling. Any person appre
hending said mule, and giving me lulorumUou, will
be compensated for his trouble.
* JAMES WILLIS.
March 1.1834. 7
April IB,
WESLEY WHEAT, AdmV.
13 4 in.
I N OUR months after date, application will he made
' to the honorable the Inferior Court of Hancock
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave
to sell the real estate of Nelrou Harris, late of said
county, deceased.
SEABORN HARRIS, 1 F .
GUILFORD HARRIS, j 11
March 13, 1831 4 m
(>nirgiii, Junes Fnmily.
W HEREAS Joseph Day ami James Ilufl, admi
nistrators on Joseph Feguson’s estate, apply
for letters of dismission:
Tlie^e are therefore to cite and admonish all and sin
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be
, and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by
law, to shew cause (if any they can,) why said letters
should not be granted. Given under my hand at office,
this the 1st day of October, 1833.
CHARLES MACARTIIY, c. c. o.
October 9. 1833
jf~1EOUGIA, Laurens Couiity.--I»feri*
Vlf or Court, sitting lor ordinary purposes, Novem
ber Term, I833—Present, their honors H. B Hatha
way. B. W. Hampton, Mastin G. Oueal and Lewis
Maddux. Justices :
RULE NIMI.—Whereas J/unes Hick«, adminisfrn-
tor on the e«talo of Reuben flicks, deceased, stutes
that said estate is fully administered on, & prays to
I N OUR months afler date, application will be made
^ to the honorable tlie Inferior Court of Hancock
county, sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to fell
Lot of Liiml. No. , i„ the Tih .lislrirl of Carroll ^ hRcc ? ix months pnUicnlimi of this Rule
cimiity, nlxoonc negro man belonging lo the elate of, Snut hern Rccortler. lh‘ .Mil Janiea Dicks will
Sidney Mniilli, deceased.
MOXTI1LY IVOT1CE8.
GEORGIA, Twiggo couiily. ‘
K NOW till men by those presenta, thut I, John B«r
ton mil held and firmly bound unto William
Kelly, in the sum of four hundred mil sixty dollar
lor which payment I hind myself, my lieire and ansi.,,.*
firmly, by theae presents, sealed with tny seal, amfn,'
ted the 30th of January, 1834. ’ da ‘
The condition of tho above obligation is such, that
I when the above named William Kelly pays to'j u |„
Barton ortho holder of nine promissory notes, amount
ing to two hundred and thirty dollars, made by William
J, James Kelly, given to the said John Barton, execu
tor on the estate of Robert Barton, dec'd, or hearer’
then, und in that rnse, John Barton shall well and truly
make the said William Kelly good and lawful right and
tide to a certain tract or parcel of land, one hundred
and fifty acres, more or less, whereon John Kelly llow
lives—assigned the day and year above written
JOHN BARTON, [sixu.1
Georgia, Twiggs county. 1
The petition of William Kelly shewed), that he hn
a bond from John Barton, and executed by him fo>
°H8 hundred and fifty acres of land, more or less i„
he complied with according to the condition of say
bond i a copy of which is herewith annexed—and tlui
the said John Barton has died without making titles t 0
same—whereupon, it is ordered, that titles ho mads
- -a
i and that in the mean time, a copy of this rule be pub!
Sparta, May It. 1834
DAVID SMITH, Adm'r.
4 in
I TOUR months after date, application will he made
1 to the lionorahle the Inferior Court of Decatur
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
lo sell one Lot wfLnml, No. I3-V3, in the 14th district
and first section ut'Clierokee county, belonging to Ibe
estate of William Scott, laic of Decatur comity, de
ceased.
LYMON SHEPHERD, Adm'r
Mav 8, 1831 4in
lie discharged from said administration, unless cause
he shewn to the contrary, uf which all concerned will
take notice.
A true exlracl from llie minutes,
THOMAS MOORE, Clerk
November 20, 1833 mGin
Whod once a mouth lor three months in one of the pub.
ic Gazettes of this Slate. January 27,1834. 1
WM. CROCKER, Attorney fur Petitioner
A true extract taken from the Minutes of Court'
January 27, 1834. RICHARD RICKS, c. c o ’
February 12 4—m~3m
: ! EORGIA, I.aureus County.—inferi
/'GEORGIA, Oglethorpe County. If or Court, silting for p,,rm.se, 1
Interior Court, siitinc tor ordinary nurin 'IVl’IU f .Pl-i.iOl.f tllcic l.nnn.. I)—.1 III ■* '
1 71 OUR months after dale, application will he made
’ to the honorable the Inferior Court of Ogle-
thnrpe county, when silting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell the real estate of John Callaliain, deceas
ed.
t.ORGE V KILN AN, Adm’r.
May 11. 1834. 4in
Grortflti, lliiuroi'k County.
P OSTED before me. hy James J- Butts, of the
HIM district G. M , an astray
Bed Sorrel Horse Utile,
about seven year, old, common size, raised hy the said
Butts. Appraised hy Jesse Choice and Lewis Bolts,
to fifty-live dollars. ' ROBERT II. BINION. I.l*.
• Wist District (j. M.
I A true extract from the F.struy Book.
HENRY ROGERS. CTk.
I April 30 H Bl
CIJRE OF DROPSY.
T>KS. FAI.IL A ELLIOTT i litaiul roll-
1 m P Htaiitly to keep oil band, with M. E. Edwards of
i Milledgnvillo, a supply oflbuir valuable Medicine for
I the cure of Dropsy.
J November 27 4b mtf
M Inferior Court, silting for ordinary purpi
March Term, 1831—Prc«eul, their honors Britton
| Stamps. John M. Coxe and George Toggle ;
' Daniel Denpree, administrator of Preslon Bailey,
deceased, states to the Court, that be bus fully settled
! up the estate of suid deceased, and prays to be dismis-
I sed l lie re from :
i And John Ellis, executor of William Ellis, deceas
ed. slates to the Court that be lias fully settled up the
j estate of said dccea>ed,uud prays dismission there-
| from :
And Zacbariab Lawrence, administrator of Lefty
| Lawrence, deceased, stales to the Court that be Ims
| fully settled up the estate of said deceased, nod pays
i dismission therefrom :
It is therefore ordered, that the Clerk issue tb
. , 7 l»»r| M
nt their honors Uenj. \V. Ilamri-
y B Hathaway and Man,,,
Term, 1833—Pr.
ton, Lewis Maddux, He
G- Oueal. Iii«tice
RULE NISI.—On the application of Richard B ar .
low, administrator on the estate of John Sheppard de
ceased. Hating that said estate is fully administered
on, and praying for a dismission from said administra
tion—It is therefore ordered, that after six months pub.
Mention of this Rule in the Southern Recorder, tlm
said Richard Barlow will be discharged from said nd-
ministration, unless cause be shewn to ihu contrary
of w Inch all concerned will take notice.
True extract from the minutes,
THOMAS MOORE, Clerk
November 20. 1833 mfim
al Ruin in’such case made and provided, and ifnoob- UOItGIA, Oglethorpe Comity..—
jectioos are filed within the time prescribed by law. 1 Interior Court, sitting for ordinary purposes,
letters in the aforesaid cases will issue. Given under I November term, 1833. Present, Britton Stamps,
my hand nt office, this 3d March. I83U 'V . rl Coxe « Ueorge Tuggle audibly
DANIEL T. DEUFRF.E, o.c. c.o. I I j H«>‘!»;um.
March 12. 1834 nilhii I Vale.itme nmf C harles S. .Meriwether, ndniinistra-
w ILL be sold before tho court bouse in the town
of Sparta, on tho first Tuesday in July next,
the following tracts of Land :
One tract of land adjoining Foster and others,
H ancock sheriirs Sale,—urn be
sold, oil the first Tuesday in June next, at the
Court-House door in the town of Sparta, within the
usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: i . , - - •
One House and Lot. containing three aces of i 88 lh ® Sn ^ncl tmer, containing one hundred acres;
i tract adjoining Barnes and others, knn
Land, more or less, on the waters of Ogecliee, where
on Ransom II. G. Lee now lives, joining lands of
Thomas Cheely, levied on as the properly of Ransom
R. G. Lee. to satisfy two fi fas in favor of John G.
Winter and Elisha Perryman aguinst said Ransom R.
G- Lee.
One negro man named Bob, about 12 years old, le
vied on as the property of Thomas C. Butts, to satisfy
sundry fi fas jssitea from a Justice’s Court in favor of
Thomas W. Ingram and others against said Butts—
property pointed out by defendant : levy made and
returned lo rue by a comtahl
also, the Hood tract, near Sparfn, containing about
three hundred and forty-six rcre". sold in Infs of about
thirty acres; nl<m 100 acres, called the Grammar tract':
sold «s the property of Samuel Turner, deceased.
Terms made known on the dnv.
J- G.* GILBERT, Ex’or.
MARY TURNER. Ex rx.
Sparta, April 09, 183*1. 16 td
W ILL BE SOLD, before the Court houso door,
in Lexington, Oglethorpe county, on the first
;t. agreenbl
, Tuesday in July next, agreeable to an order of the
ISAAC P. WHITEHEAD, Sh If. I Court of Ordinary of said county, a family of negroes
belonging to the minors of .Matthew Wells, dcceasod.
Sold for the benefit of said minors.
JOSEPH J. MOORE, Guardian.
April 30, 1834. 16 tds
April 25
H ancock stcrierN s«tic—v\ m he sold
on the first Tuesday in June next, at the Court
bouse door, in the town of Spnrla, Hancock county,
within the usual hours of sale, the following property,
to wit:
The undivided infrtrst of John W. Scott, (in right
of bis wife, Harriet Hall,) in one half acre lot in the
village of Sparta, known in the plan of said village ns
Lot No. 28. whereon Mrs. Patience Hall now lives,
bis interest being one third, subject to the life estate of
laid Patience Hall to satisfy sundry fi fas from a Jus
tice’s Court ill favor of Abraham Aliriend and others ;
levied on and returned to mo by II. W. Rhodes con
stable.
B. K. BUTTS. D. SIi’flT.
April 26
ww
L AUKCN8 Sto<*i'iir* Sstle. Mill ho
•old, on tlie first Tuesday in June next, before
the Court house door in the (own of Dublin, Laurens
county, between the usual hours of sulc, Ibe following
property, to wit:
One. third part of Lot No 202, or the interest that
William Wallis has in said Lot, as the dower of his
wife, levied upon to sntisfy two fi fas. one in favor of
Jesse Joiner, and one in favor of Davis Joiner, and o-
tlier fi fas vs William Wallis; property pointed out
by Kindred Purling, and levied on and returned to me
by a constable.
JOHN M. HAMPTON, Sh’ff.
April 19
T OWNDEfc SIic*rilF’s Snle. Will be
JLi sold before the Court-house door in Lowndes
comity, ou the firstTiieaduy in June next, within the
usual hours of sale, the following property :
Lot No. 42, in the J5th district originally Irwin,
now Lowndes county, containing 490 acres, levied on
as the property of John Nichols, to saii«fy sundry fi fas
in favor of James Allen and others, levied on and re
turned* to ine by n constable.
Also—Lot No. 114. in the 16th district originally,
now Lowndes county, containing 490acres, levied on
to p.nifty George E. Overstreet’s lax for the year 1832
-Tux 11 36£ cents.
JOHN J. UNDERWOOD, Sh ff
March 26
T aliaferro siierifl’s saie....wiii
he sold ut the Court House door in the town of
Cruwfordville, Taliaferro county, ou the first Tuesday
in June next, between the usual hours of sale, the
following property to wit:
One Negro man, about thirty-five years old; levied
on by sundry fifusissued from a Justices Court. Rich
ard onus, for the use of W illiam Jordan, vs. Hamuel
Trippe ; levy made and returned to me by a Consta
ble. JAMES W. ALFORD, Sh ir
April 3, 1834.
at the court hon*n in .Murray county,
tlie lot of Lnnd number one hundred and nineteen, ir
the 19thdistrict 4th section, sold for division of thf
estate of Jane Patterson, deceased.
JOHN W. G. GREER. Adm’or.
May 6. 1834.
JVoticc lo Debtor* anil Creditor*.
A LL persons having demands against the estate i
/m Hardy Brown, late of Twiggs county, deeensed
the law', and those indebted to iheeslater
to make immediate payment.
WILLIAMS BROWN,
DEMPSEY BROWN, Jr.
Twiggs county. May 2, 18:14.
> Adm’rs.
' 17
A LL person*indebted to the estate of Jetli
vey, late of Laurens county, deceased, nre re
quested to call on the subscribers and make pa
and those having demands against said estr
April 9, 1834.
HARDY B. STANLEY, )
JOHN G. COATS, $
Ex’re.
4m
A LL persons having demands against the estate o
John Sparrow, late ot Pulaski Comity, deceased
make immediate payment.
AM ASA KELLUM,
Bl.NJ. HOWELL,
April IP,
J Admr'a.
‘ 13 6t
Gold Lots for Mule, lu Cherokee*
UTO. 907, 2d District, Isl Section.
11 S79, 3d do. 4tli do.
For farther information, address
A. 13. GREENE, in Augusta, Geo.
November 42 tf
,FOR SALE,
II Acr«$ Carroll county, 1 Itll IV*. 172.
l| “ Troup “ I‘itll “ “ 1N».
“ 18*.
“ 800.
“ 09.
•* 1341.
“ 13*.
“ 170.
“ 33.
“ 10.
, apply ta
IVILMAM MH1VKKM, B«„ r
ILork Mi".., I(«u«Kk. Auffuri U 21 If
late of Laurens county,
to render iu their demand* according to law.
J. G. ANDERSON,
wm. McLendon,
April 7, IPU4.
F OUR mouths after date, application will he mndt
to the Inferior Court of Henry county, when sit
ting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell two lie
deceased, for tho benefit of tlie creditors.
THUS. J. ROGERS. Adm
April 29,1834. 16 Ids
F OUR months after date, application will he mnd<
to tlie Honorable the Interior Court of Ogf
thorpe county, when sitting for Oordinary purpose
for leave to sell the real estate of James A. Hill, dec’d.
T3LANTON M. HILL, Adui.r.
January 15, 183-1. I ml
[NOUR months afterda.i
L 1 to the honorable the
application will be made
ronton Cosily uud Michael Costlv (minors.)
CARY J. MATHEWS, Guardian
Jnnury 99. 1834
F OUR umiiiIIi. "ftra clMle.n|.,iliri>1 i<>» will h" tTMilf
to tin, hoiioruMo tlie liiliri'ir Court of O,lo-
lliorpe coiintv, whi'ti uittiiift fororilinxry |Hir|Kii«i. for
Ivuve ta Mill till) real ratal, of William Fort-run. dac'd.
CORNELIUS rUKCRON, Adm'r
Harah 13. 1834 4m
"■71 OUR months after date, application will he made
to the honorable the Inferior Court of Jefler-
srm county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, fin*
leave t(* sell the real estate of Rebecca Aim Thomp
son, n minor.
SAMUEL R. BARB, Guardian.
Jan 29 4m*
■ 71 OUR* months after dale, application w ill he made
to the Inferior Court of I'uinski county, silling
ns a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell Lot of Land,
No. 250, in the 7(li district and 2d section, originally
Cherokee, drawn hy Simeon A. Hedgecock. of Pulas
ki county ALEX. HOLMES, Adm’r.
February 14, 1834 4m
■_^! OUR months after dale, application will be made
B to the honorable the Inferior Court of Newton
county, w hen sitling as a court of ordinary, for leave
to sell tlie whole of the real estate belonging to Wur-
rciitou Cosily mid Michael Costlv, minors.
CARY J. MA'l'lIEWK, Guardian.
Jnn 29 4 tit
■ 71 OUR months afterdate, application will he made
JT to the honorable Inferior Court of Twiggs coun
ty, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
the Land and Negroes belonging to the Es
tate of James Gnerry. sen., late of sain county, lor the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased.
JAMES l». GUERRY. )
JACOB M. GUERRY. VEx’ore.
T. LEG RAND GUERRY. S
January 10, 1834. 52 4tn
■NOUR months after date, application will be made
JT to the honorable the Inferior Court of Oglethorpe
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell tho real estate of Thomas Howard, deeensed.
WILLIAM T. HOWARD, Adm'r.
March 12, 1834 4m
■71 OUR months after date.application will he made
■* to the lionorahle the Inferior Court of Ogle
thorpe .county, when sitting for ordinary purposes,
for leave to sell the Lnnd nud Negroes belonging to
tlie estate of John Denpree, deceased, late of the
county of Morgan.
LEWIS J. DEUPREE, Adm’r.
April 9. 1831 4in
■HIOUR months after date application will he made
BP to tho honorable Inferior Court of Thomns
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the. real and personal estate of Edmund Tice de
ed.
GEO. W. DONALSON, Adm’r.
March 9 10 3m
■71 OUR months niter date, application will be in axle
IF to tho honorable Ihe Inferior Court of Morgan
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell a part of the Lands belonging to the estate ot
(ieorge Langford, late of said county, deceased.
JOHN W. LANGFORD, Adm’r.
March 19. 1834. 4m
■71 OUR month* afler date application will he made
1’ to the Honorable Inferior Court of Newton
county when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell the land belonging to the estate of James J. Brad
ley, dec’d.
ISHAM WEAVER, Adm’r.
April 18 4m.
■71 OUR months after date, application will he made
_■/ to the honorable Inferior Court, when sitting for
ordinnry purposes, of Jasper county, for leave to sell
one negro woman l^tkt. name of Sarah, belonging to
a minor of Thomas Gaston, deeensed.
MATHEW GASTON, Guardian
April 30, 1834 4m
WJIOUR months after date, application will he made
y to die honorable the inferior Court of Pulaski
county, when sitting ns a Court of Ordinary, for leave
to sell the real estate of John Sparrow late of said coun
ty, dec’d. Also one negro mail Ned, belonging t« suid
estate.
AMASA KELLUM, \ ...
UENJ. HOWELL, j Adm rs ‘
April 13, 1334. 4m
hi OUR months after date, application will he made
■7 to the honorable Inferior Court of Hancock
counts, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell the real estate, upon which tho late Lewis L.
Chilly resided at the lime of his decease, belonging to
the estate of naid deceased.
MARY CIIULY, Adm’rx.
March 15, 1834. 4m
■71 OUR months after date, application will he made
.■/ to the honorable the Inferior Court of Oglethorpe
county, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to
sell the reul estate of Thomas Pass, deceased.
MATHEW J. PASS, Adm’r.
March 12, 1834 4m
■71 OUR month* alter dale, application will he unde
■ to the honorable the Inferior Court of Wnthing-
ton county, when titling for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell three | 4 ots of |«and, viz: No. 31, in the
12th district of Habersham county ; No. 34, in the l»t
district formerly Early, now Baker county ; No. 28,
in tiie 1st district formerly Muscogee, now Marion
county. l»elongifig lo the heirs of Benjamin Sparks,
deceased.
WM. D- HARRISON, Giiard'n for Morgan Sparks.
March 12, 16:14 4m
WTOTICE.- -We d>* hereby caution all persons
-Lvl against trading for tlm following notes of hand,
as the same Imvc been lost or stolen, viz ;
Augusta. 29lh March, 1831.
f$ 839 78—Three days afterdate, we promise to pay
XV. Sr. II. Riysoii, ororderi at their office in Augusta. |
Georgia, Eight Hundred and thirty-nine dollars and j
seventy-eight cents, for value received
[Signed] JAMES WHITE & Co. i
Augusta 23d Noveinher, 1*32. ,!
$ 493 21—Four months after date. I promUe to pay j
\V. Si. II. Bryson, or order, at their office in Augusta.
Georgia, Four hundred and ninety-three dollars and j
twentv one cents, value received.
[Signed] JACOB L ABRAHAMS. |
Augusta, 22d March, 1833.
$551 04—Sixty days afler date, I promise to pay
\V il* If. Bryson, or order, at their office in Augusta.
Georgia. Five hundred and fifty one dollars and four
cents, value received, with a credit on same of $ 5U0,
dated 9th October, 1833. and
[Signed] JACOB L. ABRAHAMS
The above notes, with three hundred and ninety-
five dollars in cdnh, were enclosed in a letter, dated a-
bout the 16th Fehmary last, and put into the Post
master’s hands in McDonough. Henry comity, Geor
gia. diretfed to W. & II. Bryson, Augusta, Ga. t hut
which letter and contents have never come lo hand.
We also offer a reward of One Hundred Dollars to
any one who will produce lo us the said letter and
contents.
4V Sr II. BRYSON
Augusta, May 9. 1831 17 3t
March 12, 1834
(■Portia, Luumis Uouaily:
Inferior Court, .tilling for ordinnry purposes. July
'term, 1833—Present thfir honors llntj. If ■ Hamp
ton, Lewis Maddux, Mastin U Oueal and Henry II.
Hnlhaitety, Justices.
O N the application of Edward St. Geor^
(list rat or on the cstnte of .lames Johnson, de- I
ceased,staling flint said estate is fully administered on,
and praying fora Rule Nisi for a final dismission from
snid administration—It is therefore ordered, that alter
six months publication in the Southern Recorder, of
snid Rule Nisi, the snid Edward St. George will he
discharged from snid administration. uules« cause He
shewn to the contrary, of whicli«all concerned will
take notice.
True extract from the minutes of Court, Julv 1st
1833 THOM AS MOORE, Clerk.
September II, 1833 mfim
C 'N FOHGf A, Tliouns County—Where-
W iwThumusC. Wvelie and Henry Wyche, npplyH
• to me lor letters of administration, on the estate of Lit-
! tletou Wyche, late of said county, deceased :
] These'are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to
' he and appear at my office within the time prescribed
I hy law. to shew cau«e. (if any they ran.) why said lei-
ters of administration should not he granted. Given
under my hand at office, thi<-9tli day of April, 1834.
NEILL McKINNOW c. c. o
April 16, 1831 1 13 It
j Valehtine‘ and Charles S. Meriwellier. adminlstrn-
I inrs of Whitson G. Johnson, deceased, state to the
i Court, that they have fully settled up the estate of
: said deceased, and pray lo he dismissed therefrom—
It is therefore ordered, that the ( lerk issue the usual
Rule * ' ‘
Rule in such case made and provided and if noot jec-
lions nre filed, letters of dismission will issue. Given
dmi- I under my hand at office, this 5ih NovciiTher. 1833
WM. II. SMITH. Clerk.
November 13, 1833 mfim
ISaldu in Superior Court. JauuarT
'iVrm, 1SR1.
Missouri Cummi
ibil fur Divorce.
W HEREAS the aforesaid ea«e was returnable In
the present Term of this Court, nud tho Sin*,
'ill'by his deputy has returned that ihe defendant i,
not t*» he found m this County; Upon motion lor.tlie
complainant. It is ordered, iluit the defendant appear
at the next Term of this Court, and file his defence
to said cause, or that the complainant he allowed to
proceed “xparle : Further ordered, tlini this Rule he
published in one of the Gazettes of Milledgeville, ones
a mouth for three months.
, A true extract from the Minings.
RANSOM H. SMITH, Cl’k.
February 12. IK3I m 3m
EORGIA, Twiggs Coueity.—Where-
H as Samuel Adams, admiiiisirator ou the estate ol
° Godfrey Ross, dec’d, applies for letters of dismission:
** i These are therefore to cite and admoiiisli ail and sin
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to ha
rix on ' 8n ^ !, pp , -<ir at my office within the time prescribed by
d no-' tnwhew cause, (if uny they have.) why said letters
* I should not he granted. Given under iiiv hand, tliii
Till November. 1833. RICHARD KICKS, c.c.o.
November 13, 1833 infill)
Gcorgitt, Jours t ouiitv.
W HEREAS Charlotte Johnson, ndministrnf
Ihe estate of William Johnson, deceas.
plies for letters of dismission :
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and « redder* «>f said deceased, to
he and appear at my office. \\i,hio the time present'- fi lEOULIA, Twiggs Couilly...Where
ed hy law, to shew cause, (if any they have.) why •aid ii ns John Harrell. Guardian of Warren Barker,
..... i i.j ..... v ...,i t y hand : orphan and minor of Gabriel Parker.deceased, applies
! for left era of dismission from his said guardianship:
These are therefoy? to cite and admonish all tic «in-
gular the kindred and creditors of said Warren Parker,
Georgia, Thomns County.
TOHN Met’ROAN, of the 753d District, Georgia
Milftia, tolled before me, a small WHITE
HOCtSi:. about II years old. branded on the \ 8 * m v|ilnr the kindred iiiid'’credit*
riglit side, (U. S.) about 12 or 13 hands high. Ap- ‘
praised hy Thomas McCronn and Simeon Sellars, hi
thirty dollars. 29lh day of April, 1834.
PRYOR LEWIS. J. P.
The above is a true copy from the Estray Book, 7lli
%fay, 1834.
MALCOM FERGUSON. C 1. C.
May 14, 1834 17 3t
letter* should not he granted. Given unde
at office, tliisfitli dnv of Fchrunrv. 1834.
CHARLES MACARTHY, c. e. o. I
Fet*ruary 19, 8134 mfim
fi~'I EORKI A, Joi.es County.-—Wliereas ;
Mo*es and Daniel Gunn,administrators on Da-I
niel 4■ niin*s estate, apply for letters of dismission : j
These nre therefore to cite and admonish all and 1
f snid deceased, j
to he and appear nt my office within the time prescrih- ,
ed hy law, to shew cause, (ifany they have.) why said ;
letters should not he granted. Given under my hand j
at office, this 15th day of January, 1834.
CHARLES MACARTIIY
January 22, 1834
irphnn and miiioi aforesaid, to he «& appear Ht my of
fice within the time prescribed hy law, tc* shew came
(if any they have,) why snid letter* should not fio
granted. Given under my hand, this 2d day of De
cember. 1833. RICHARD RICKS, c.c.o.
December II. 18.33 mfim*
DIVIDEND No. 32.
BankStatf. ok Gk.orgia, )
Savannah. 2oth April, 1834. \
rDlfir. Board of Directors having this day declared
B n Dividend nt the rate of eight per cent, per
annum, or .*§4 per Share on the Capital Slock of this
Bank for the six months ending on the 5th inst. the
same will he paid to the respective Stockholders there
of. or to their order, on and niter Tuesday next.
By order of the Board.
16 2t A. PORTER, Cashier.
Office of Superintendent Hoads, Jyc. Eastern Div.
Watkinsvii.i.k 10th, April, 1834.
T HOSE persons who have demands against the
State for services rendered or articles furnished
for the public hands, hi this division, and who have
neglected to hand them in for settlement, nre notified
that I am prepared to settle them if sent to me pro-
C "N EORGIA, Laurens County.—Inferi
or or Court sitting for Ordinary purposes, July
Term, 1833.—Present their honors B. W. Hampton.
II. It. Hathaway and Lewis Maddux. Justices of said
Court:
RULE NISI.—On the application <«*f Benjamin
Dorsey, Administrator on the Estate of Snmuel Mont-
comerv, lute of l.niirens county deceased, stating that
lie has fully administered on said Estate. niidpni\s lo
he dismissed from said Administration.* It is therefore
ordered, that after six months publication of this Erie
Nisi, in tho Southern Recorder, the said Benjamin
Dnrsey will lie discharged from snid Administration,
unless cause he shewn lo the contrary, of which all
concerned will take notice.
True extract from tho minutes.
TII OS. MOORE, c. c. o.
December 11, 1833. mfim.
EORGIA, Lulll'ciisConllty....Inferi -
HJK or Court, sitting lor ordinary purposes. Sept» m
i her Term, 1833—Present, their honors Henry U. Ilx
. c. o. ! Ihnwny, Mnslin G. Oueal and Benjamin W. Htunp
tin, I ton. Inspires of said Court.
RULE NISI.—On tlie,npplicntian of Elbert Dun-
an, ndminLlrnlnr on the estate of James Miller, de-
rased, stating that snid estate is fully admiui«tereti
on. and pray ing for n final disillusion from said admi
nistration. it is therefore, ordered, that after six months
publication of this Rule in the Southern Recorder.the
said Elbert Duucnn w ill* he discharged from saidiul
minhtrafion, unless rnu«e he shewn to the contrary,o
which, nl! concerned will take notice.
A true extract from the minutes of the Court, this
4th September. 1833. THUS. MOORE, LTk.
October 9, 1833 infini
F'
■u liie hniioralilr tin, liiftrior Court of lieculur
county. »lien .liliiig lor oriliiiary '•• , rpoM.,. for lenvr
lo mI( tho real date of tVMliain Win,low, lata of raid
county,dri-raaeil JAMUd DLA.NSUT, Adm'r.
April I, 1624 4m
Ttvicss County.
W H'ltF.AS Joalitin R. Wimberly, Admini.-trntn- i why said lett<
will, the will annexed, on the e.tiite of E/.ekier '
parly attested and receipted, before tlie loth day of I Wimberly, deceased, applies to me for letter of dixitisl |
May—at which time, the concerns of this division will I sion from said ntRate:
he closed. WILLIAM C. I,YMA.\, 'i These are therefore tocitn, auinmnn and admonish all
[13 4t] Superintcnrlant, Sfe. and singular the kindred and creditors of snid decena-
- — I ed. to he and appear at inv office within the time pre» I
scribed hy law,to shew cause, ifanv they have, why said
letters should not he granted. Given under my hand,
P OSTED before me by Charles I,. Matthews,one 1 U ' is 281,1 ° ct ' ,833 - mev« „ „ !
dark hay Horse, his hind feet and right fore foot v r RICH ARD KICKS, c. c. o.
- November 6. 1833. mhm i
Georgia, Jones County.
W HEREAS Beoj. T. Eowe and John S. Zacha
ry. Executors on the estate of Peter Wyche. np-
1 plies for letters of dismission :
I These nre therefore to rite, summon ami admonidi
nil and singular the creditors and kindred of said do
! ceased, to he and appear nt my office within the time
! prescribed by law. to shew cause, (if any they have,)
liould not he granted. Given under
tate of E/.ekier m J hand, at office, this |Hth Ortobei, 1833.
CHARLI:.8 MACARTIIY, c.c. o.
October 23, 1833.
Georgia, Greene County,
143d District, G. I\f.
OSTED before me hy Charles L. Matthews, one
dark hay Horse, his hind feet and right fore foot
bite, a star in his forehead, about eight years old,
shod nil round. Appraised hy U. G. Harper, and
James B. Nichelaon, at forty-five dollars, this 5th April,
1834. JAMES W. GODllIN, J. I*
A true extract from the Estrav Book.
, VINCENT SANFORD. Cl’k.
April 16, 13 3t
C 'lEORGIA, llsinrork County.—hi
W feri«»r Court sitting for Ordiuury purposes
Monday Oil Janilary, 1834. Present their Honors,
Joel Crawford, John L. Swinney, Wilson Bird, jue
tices.
On tlie application of William M. Boyer, ndmiui*
frator of Elias Boyer deceased, representing that he
has fully discharged the duty assigned to him, and In*
fully administered said estate:
li is ordered that all persons concerned, doslie*
cause ou the first Monday in July next, why said id-
RUNAWAY DfiCIROESn
T HE following named Negroes, belonging to the
State of Georgia, and attached to tlm Eastern
Division of the Public Hands, having been advertised
for sale, were, at the time of said sale, absent from
their companions, viz:
TOM. (Jackson;) he is supposed to he lurking a*
bout in the neighborhood of Colonel Cobb’s planation
near Louisville—MYLES, who has a wife at .Mrs.
Mattock’s, a few miles above Dublin, near the Oconee
river, and who is believed to he harbored hy some
.while person—‘BEAVER. LARRY. SAM and GIBB,
who were purchased in or about Savannah, nud are,
in' doubt lurking about that city. Ten dollars re-
ward each will be paid for their apprehension and de-! ti,e time oi at7ensi three mil,.
livery ta any jailer in the Stute, und all reasonable ex- ‘
peiisesand compensation for time employed, if deliv
ered to the iniler of Baldwin county.
WILLIAM C. LYMAN. Agent State of Georgia.
Milledgeville, Gu., April 14. 1834. 14 fit
The Standard of Union. Recorder, and Journal,
Milledgeville, ami Savannah Georgiuu will each pub
lish the above six times, ami forward their accounts to
the Editors of the Federal Union.
Georgiu, Pulaski Comity, January
Term, 1*34.
U ULE NISI—To the honorable Inferior £ourt. , . .....
silling for ordinnry purposes, in and for said ! ininiatrutor shall not he discharged from the admiiH*
! county The petition of John VValsted sheweth, • •ration of said estate, and that a copy of this order li
that Furney F. Gatlin, during his lifetime, made Ins ! published for the space of six months, in on* of th«
certain bond or obligation, which is now in Court j Gazettes of this State,
shewn, whereby lie hound himself, his executors,! A true extract from the minutes.
, his heirs and administrators, to make titles to a cer- i _ HENRY ROGERS, c. C- °-
| tain Lot of Land lying in the eleventh district of | January l.», 1834. 52 hui
j Troup county, known as Lot No. 93, to your petiti-
j oner, in the sum of five hundred dollars. Yony f eti-
! tinner prays tlint usual notice may lie granted to nil
parties concerned, to shew cause why Joseph Tonke
and Allen Tooke. administrators on the estate of (he
i said F. F. Gatlin do not make lilies to your petitioner,
: iu pursuance of (he conditions of said bond, and your
i petitioner will ever pray, &c.
JOHN WALSTKD.
j • On motion, it is ordered, that the Clerk issue his usu
al notice, in one of the public Gazettes in this Slate, for
G 1
Wiflia
A true extract from Ihe minutes.
JOSEPH CARRUTHERS, Cl’k.
March 12. 1834. in3m
Georgia, Liaiirrns County :
Inferinr C>mrt. sittiny fur ordinary purpsucs, July ad
journed Term, IH33—Preterit lhe.tr honor* llenjamiu
IP. Hampton, Henry II. Hathaway and Letets Maddux,
Justices.
W8AAC RAMHEY, ndministrntordo Imiii* non, on
B the estate of Williiim J. Ia«rkiiis, deceased,Mtates to
the Court, thnt he has fully Nettled up tlm esiule of said
deceased, and therefore prays to Im* disilliNaed therefrom
—Whereupon it is ordered hy the Court,Mini the Clerk
issue the u-usl Rule ill such rases, ami niilew objeeti-
on* are filed according to Uw, bitters of dismission will
Unuo
A true extract from lJ»e minutes of the Court, tins
16th July, im THOM A 8 MOORE. Clerk
Hejtiemh*r ||, mfi|p
Georgia, Hoiitgouu ry Comity.
f NFERIOR COURT, silting for ordinary purpo
ses. September Term, 1833—Upon tlie petition
of Calvin Quinn, ns administrator on the estate of
John Quinn, late of said county, deceased, praying a
dismission from hit said aduiinisIrHlioiiship, it is there-
| fare ordered by the Court, thnt nil persons concerned,
or in any manner interested in said estate, appear at
die May Term, 1834. of said Court, to shew cause, if
any they have, why said Calvin Quinn tdionhl not he
then "lid there discharged from his said aduiinislni-
lion tm >"id r»tale—and it is Im tlier ordered, that (hi
order he published ill one of the public Gazettes of th
8t"fe for six months.
A true extract from the minutes of the Court if
aid, 2d September. 1833.
thomas g. McFarland, ci’k c.o.
September 18, 1833 mfim
job rm.M iKG
.’Yratlv F.ttcuttd at thi* ome*-
GEORGIA, Twiggs County.—Where
Islinm Edwards, executor ou tlie cstnte °»
Edwards, deceased, applies for letters ofdis-
inissiou:
Thi** is therefore to cite nil the kindred and rreui*
tors of snid deceased, to appear at my office within the
time prescribed by law, to shew cause why said letter*
should not he granted Given under my hand, (In*
Mill Septmher. 1833. RICHARD KICKS,c «
October 2.1833 nifm*
Georgia* Jones County.
W HEREAS Joseph Messer, executor and ad nn '
nistrator, caete.romm, on the estate of Noah M**’
ser, deceased.applies for letter* of dismitmion: .
These are therefore to cite and admonish ull and *io*
gular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to j*
and appear at my office within tlie time prescribed
law, to shew cause (if any they have,) why said letter*
should not he grunted. Given under my hand at °*
file, this lltli dnv of January, 1834.
CHARLES MACARTHY,c.e.o-
January 22. 1834 rnffin^
< NEOn«U, Join-. CounO—
W James Long. Mdmiohlinlor on Henry D( , |'
tale, applies for letters of di»niis*Jnn :
And whereas Malachi Walt*, adinhiiftralnroii
\Vi*
/• ii*i ,* iitirii* .<inini.ili << hiip, •• - . Lis*
limn MeConn'i p.talc, fur lellrr,'i'N“**’j
The.c ara tlirruftiru t" til* «"H id.'.** • j
■iii"iilnr III* kindred and creditor* "f *»jd dee* _ '
to he and *nite»r at my ollle* within Ihe time ft*** .
ed tiy law, to ,lie tv rail,e, (if any they ,
Mid letter, ilionlil not he granted. filv««*
hand at otSre.tbi, hth day ol November. IS*-’ ,
CIIAltLEH MACABTIIY.*^
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